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Whole Tree(s)

garovski · 2011-08-24 09:29:58

Hi all, I am looking for a whole tree about 16-20 ft high with a decent diameter (ideally 1ft but 8" is ok) for an art project I am working on making bowls. I dont want firewood or logs, looking for the tree in approx 1ft to 2ft sections. Anyone know where I could source something like that? G

24-08-2011 9:29am

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garovski

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Hi all,

I am looking for a whole tree about 16-20 ft high with a decent diameter (ideally 1ft but 8" is ok) for an art project I am working on making bowls. I dont want firewood or logs, looking for the tree in approx 1ft to 2ft sections.

Anyone know where I could source something like that?

G

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#2 25-08-2011 9:34am

RosieJoe

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The only thing I can think of is try getting onto some of the Community Colleges where they are doing a wood turning course and ask them where they source their wood. Presume you are looking for well dried wood?

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#3 25-08-2011 11:32am

The Hill Billy

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Try asking in the Farming & Forestry or Woodcraft forums.

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