Ok so you asked to see some of the myrtle wood grain this one was from the last batch of myrtle wood burl I got in the summer.Just wondering what you guys might charge for one like this its about 14in by 4in.i have an idea but would like to hear what you guys might charge.
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My old formula of diameter x $10.00 has always worked for me....
Try it out. See if it makes you happy.
Try it out. See if it makes you happy.
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thats some beautiful wood
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Burl bowl
If that bowl is from the burl that you just cut up and it is at all wet I would turn the bowl so that they get end grain sealer on them and let them dry for a year first then return when dry. really hard to sell wet wood without expecting problems.
Jerry
If that bowl is from the burl that you just cut up and it is at all wet I would turn the bowl so that they get end grain sealer on them and let them dry for a year first then return when dry. really hard to sell wet wood without expecting problems.
Jerry
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Now that is really nice. Beautiful wood Nicely done:thumbsup:
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Cost ?
We stop at a West Virginia store a couple of times a year as we travel South. The store (Tamarack) has only WV. made for sale. There are some beautiful turnings and a bowl 14" in diameter there would be in the $200 + range. Maybe a bit more because it is burl.
I've purchased a number of 5-8" diameter bowls of domestic woods for $80-140 area.
Hope this helps.
David Turner
Plymouth, MI.
We stop at a West Virginia store a couple of times a year as we travel South. The store (Tamarack) has only WV. made for sale. There are some beautiful turnings and a bowl 14" in diameter there would be in the $200 + range. Maybe a bit more because it is burl.
I've purchased a number of 5-8" diameter bowls of domestic woods for $80-140 area.
Hope this helps.
David Turner
Plymouth, MI.
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