While hunting through a place where I sometimes purchase redwood I stumbled on a couple of pieces of Brazilian. One piece is a slab about 5 ft long x 4 ft wide and close to 4 inches thick! One side is smooth and the other not so much so I'm guessing I could probably net about 3 inches in thickness and be left with a bunch of small pieces. The other piece in a round chunk of log about 20" in diameter and 3 feet long. It's badly weathered on the outside and has obviously been laying around for a very long time. In the real world what,approximately,would that be valued at? This yard is about 5 acres of mostly redwood, cypress and fir laying about exposed in the most haphazardous conditions - a couple of million dollars worth of lumber all going to hell at a pretty alarming rate I figure. The guy makes slab top tables and has supplied me with some custom milled material from time to time. He's no fool ,except in how he treats his material maybe, but he knows what money is. What would be a realistic offer for that stuff before it ends up a coffee table someplace?
oops! I meant for this to end up in the builders section
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