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Suitable broadleaf lenghts

biddyearley · 2021-05-06 19:23:57

A question for those who use broadleaf timber. I've wondered what lengths of log are required by end-users. I'm thinking of how to get some possible commercial wood eventually, excluding firewood!-from native woodland plots with alder/birch/oak mixes. Would 2 clear metres be of interest to furniture makers or wood turners?…

06-05-2021 7:23pm

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biddyearley

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A question for those who use broadleaf timber. I've wondered what lengths of log are required by end-users. I'm thinking of how to get some possible commercial wood eventually, excluding firewood!-from native woodland plots with alder/birch/oak mixes. Would 2 clear metres be of interest to furniture makers or wood turners? I'm cognizant of the fact that most NWS plantations is grown on piss-poor land that might suffer from exposure.
Just throwing it out there.

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#2 25-09-2021 9:31pm

Good loser

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I see your query was made in May. Afraid I do not have the answer to your questions.
This week I knocked 4 tallish ash trees with straight lengths of 3m to 6m. From 0.3 to 0.5 diameter.
Are there any buyers out there for such pieces - other than firewood?

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