I am wanting to get a largish peice of wood. Preferably oak.
Something like 4cm x 50cm x 200cm.
I am flexible within reason, but something like that would be good.
I plan to sand it back and use it as a bench top.
Just not sure the best place to go to source something like that.
Probably the best place is a timber mill. I have a friend who has a few slabs of various eucalypt but he's letting them season naturally, it takes about a year per inch of thickness. I have a slab out the back that I'm seasoning, it's a piece of botryoides which i've had for about 3 years, it's 6 inches thick so I've still got a bit of a wait.
Timber mills have seasoned or kiln dried so you can start straight away.
Carba-Tec
80-82 Osborne Ave., Springvale, Vic., 3171
Phone - (03) 8549 9999
Fax - (03) 8549 9998
Email - [email protected]
We have one over here and they stock a range of exotic timbers so they should have what you're after. Will also have the tools and finishes to do job.
You're welcome.
hehe large wood
Jason winderlich has a timber recycling business. Called ‘just Eco’ I think. Look him up on twitter.
Carba-Tec
80-82 Osborne Ave., Springvale, Vic., 3171
Phone - (03) 8549 9999
Fax - (03) 8549 9998
Email - [email protected]
We have one over here and they stock a range of exotic timbers so they should have what you're after. Will also have the tools and finishes to do job.
You're welcome.
Great shop for woodworkers, but very expensive for buying timber.
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Because you spelt piece wrong, when you're on the home page it looks like you're asking where you get a large ■■■■■.
Because you spelt piece wrong, when you're on the home page it looks like you're asking where you get a large ■■■■■.
That was my first thought too.
Bunnings
My pants.
Sorry.
http://www.tileimporter.com.au/
I know it's got a stupid name but they specialise in timber. Cheap timber and in any grade you're looking for.
A large tree would be a good place to start.
It might be an idea to ask Licha where he gets his, rather than try to get from him.
Annnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnd the first answer is a link to a freaking restaurant in SCOTLAND.
Great help you are HAP.
WTF?
lmgtfy.com.AU site takes you to google.com results
How can we ever find out how to search in Australian results now?
WTF?
lmgtfy.com.AU site takes you to google.com results
How can we ever find out how to search in Australian results now?
http://lmgtfy.com.au/?q=Australian+Results
Also your link says one thing but the actual link underneath doesn't go to the AU website.
You could contact the Timber Advisory Centre / Timber Merchants Association in Blackburn on 9875 5000. They could probably give you a few options and point you in the right direction.
You could contact the Timber Advisory Centre / Timber Merchants Association in Blackburn on 9875 5000. They could probably give you a few options and point you in the right direction.
as boring and lacking in innuendo as this post is, the guys at this place know their wood,