Posted by RodInNS on May 31, 2008 at 09:10:12 from (24.224.246.156):
In Reply to: O/T Wood value posted by Devin Sparks on May 31, 2008 at 07:35:48:
I'm not familiar with walnut, and I haven't been following the prices on high grade hardwood lately, so I don't know what they're worth. What I would suggest is that you contact someone familiar with cutting high grade HARDWOOD saw logs. At 10" I do know that they are on the small end of what would normally go for veneer logs. Length, diameter, sweep and defects are all critical to the grade you achieve with veneer, and to some degree, sawlogs. I've seen prices running anywhere between 100 and 2000 dollars per thousand feet on some of the veneer we've sold in the past.... so you can appreciate that one wrong cut can cost you a lot of money. Again, contact someone in your area who's in that business. They can price the stuff for you, and if they're hungry for wood they'll probably come out and help you cut them to length, grade them on the spot, pay you and take them away. If they're not hungry for wood, hey won't return your phone call or won't come out at all. Then you have firewood....
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