30 inch coring dowels FS

pescadoman

pescadoman

Randy
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30 inch coring dowels FS Ebony,BEM, and Coco

I got these from Barringer for 4.00 each several years ago and then sent them through my doweling machine. Some are brown from not having the cutters set properly and most have a little dogleg in the end that will cut out easily. The slight dogleg is caused at the very end of the cut by the machine. It happened to the shaftwood I did and had no affect on the finished product.

4.00 each plus shipping.

Anyone who would like to come cull them is more than welcome, but you will have to commit to 50. Not a big fan of scheduling time for someone who wants 5..... I suppose some of these would make OK shafts for sneaky's, but they are to be considered coring dowels. I say this because I don't want anyone disappointed and expecting more than they are getting.

I have about 150

I also have a surplus of ebony, cocobolo, and birdseye that I might be willing to part with... I'll post some pics of those when I get back.

Trying to raise money for a cnc...
 

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These are all around 1". Shipping is most likely going to be 1-2.00 a piece. i'll know for sure tomorrow, but that's what I paid.
 
All of the Ebony and BEM is kiln dried.
 

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Shipping seems to be about 1.50 a shaft. I'm going to guess the Ebony will be around 3.00 because it weighs so much more. Although I should, I'm not charging for the boxes I had to buy or the time it takes to pack and then drive them to the post office:(.
 
From here on out, for the BEM, Eb, and Coco, I think it's best if I take pics of pieces with numbers on them and let guys choose. I'm pretty inundated with PM's and trying to send out pics and keep track of everyone is a nightmare.

Answering the same questions over and over is stupid on my part when I can just put them in a thread.

Prices will be 50 for Ebony, 40 for Coco, and 25 for BEM.

The Ebony and BEM was already kiln dried when I got it and has been sitting for years(more than 2). The Coco was not dried, but has been here for almost 3. NONE of it is straight grained and all the pieces with have good figure.

I hand picked almost all the Coco personally and I think you will see it's worth what I'm asking. I have a FEW pieces that at longer than 18 inches, but I have to look to see how many.

If you think my prices are too high, please don't send me PM's telling me so:grin:
 
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