Some guidance please.
An elderly widow of a friend has a nice billet of red cedar which is quite old and has been hanging around the shed for many years. Most likely one of those pieces that woodworkers accumulate that are too good to use and as such never seem to get consumed. It’s a nice straight bole probably about 400-500consistent diameter and around 1100 long. There is some minor end grainchecking but it seems to be nice and solid and of very good colour and density.If I buy it I would most likely cut it up into turning and carving billets. I’m familiar with what red cedar brings in board form but can anyone offer some guidance on what would be a fair price to pay given it would as a private sale.
An elderly widow of a friend has a nice billet of red cedar which is quite old and has been hanging around the shed for many years. Most likely one of those pieces that woodworkers accumulate that are too good to use and as such never seem to get consumed. It’s a nice straight bole probably about 400-500consistent diameter and around 1100 long. There is some minor end grainchecking but it seems to be nice and solid and of very good colour and density.If I buy it I would most likely cut it up into turning and carving billets. I’m familiar with what red cedar brings in board form but can anyone offer some guidance on what would be a fair price to pay given it would as a private sale.
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