Kiln dried BLACK WALNUT SLABS

[never_i_wolf]

Ad Type

1. For Sale

Price

$9

City

Vancouver

State

Washington

Zip Code

98661

Happy holidays, fellas

As some of you may know my father recently passed away. And even though it wasn't a surprise it was still painful.

But dad left behind something for me to share. For over 40 years, he had a couple tons of Kiln-Dried Plained Black Walnut Slabs that he never got around to playing with. His loss was my gain as I was passed in the wood.

There is a simple formula for calculating the board-feet (bf) in a slab: widthXlengthXthickness then take that number and divide it by 144. So, you got a slab that's 44" W, 85" L, 2.25" thick: 44X85X2.25= 8415
8415/144= 58.44 board feet (bf), and if it's selling at $10bf, the. 58.4X10= $584.375

But I'm feeling like dad would have felt special over the weekend… if you buy some I'll hook you up, it's what dad would have wanted. Prices listed in photos, too much to post all pics (and it's too damn heavy)

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[ST5565]

I must say, you show all your calculations and reasoning. Excellent ad. GLWS

 

[never_i_wolf]

I must say, you show all your calculations and reasoning. Excellent ad. GLWS

Hey, thanks so much Just want to be clear and stand up about this. Appreciate you sir

 

[okieyokie]

Pm in-bound

 

[never_i_wolf]

Recently had a question about larger sized slabs; I have slabs up to 9 feet long, 2 1/2 feet wide, and 2 1/2 inches thick. Size does matter guys, lol
But if you ever wanted to make that epoxy dipped black walnut dining-room table that you saw in that furniture Gallery for $12,000 bucks? —This is the time. You could put two of these bad boys together and seat 12 at the best looking table you've ever seen. Or, buy some slabs and make your grandkids memory chests like you said he would. Skies the limit fellas