No, this is fun...... :pQuote:
Originally Posted by Auzzie turner
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No, this is fun...... :pQuote:
Originally Posted by Auzzie turner
Cliff, you really need to get out more.:p:DQuote:
Originally Posted by Cliff Rogers
Regards,
Barry.
Mabye I should have said Backwards timber Duh :rolleyes:
No juveniles alowed on this thread you know:cool::p
If its a tad too hard for you dont worry if you grow up you may understand :cool:Quote:
Originally Posted by Auzzie turner
At this hour????? :cool:Quote:
Originally Posted by Auzzie turner
That is all you are going to get.....:rolleyes:
How about lumber? Is it lumber? :D
ALRIGHT!!.. Last bloody guess cause Im now gettin bloody frustrated with the gnomelike nipperoo! :p
KIRI... ala Pauliwannia... ala flame tree... ala whatever the hell else its called!!
Now can we move on to "guess what timber this is #3" ;)
Banksia Burl,
And
Queensland Plain-Tree
I'll ,put #3 up tonight:cool:
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Originally Posted by Auzzie turner
You are just making that up.
If we don't know what it is, we call it Been-a-tree. :p
Never heard of Qld Plain tree, do you know its latin name? (looks like Cardwellia Sublimis to me though)
Mick
Yeah I think there's something smelly about this one. Googled Queensland plain (plane) tree and no hits at all, nada, zip, zilch. Latin name would be good.Quote:
Originally Posted by journeyman Mick
I wonder which silky oak it is in the same family as? as in:
http://www.aussiewoods.info/species/...&Submit=Search
cmon young fella!:)
Cheers
Michael
Myself?? I would'nt of known.
I got this timber off of Jamie at Halmiton Sawmills. He is the head of a HUGE sawmill, he has hundreds of different timbers. He ships all over the world. I got it off him.
He said it
He knows it
Joash
Joash,
just because he says it's so doesn't make it so I'm afraid. Find me a reference to it in a book or on the net with its botanical name and I'll agree, but otherwise, as far as I'm concerned you and Jamie have got it wrong.
Mick
Hey Joash!
still waiting on your response. There's no such thing as Qld Plain/Plane Tree as far as I can tell from googling or any reference books that I have plus asking a couple of local botanists. This doesn't look too good when you are selling timber, I'd suggest. If Jamie has made a mistake or is using an obscure local "common" name, then fair enough, but let people know what the true identity of this timber is.
Mick