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General Category => General Scroll Saw Talk => Topic started by: EIEIO on September 02, 2014, 12:19:16 pm
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These were cut 16 years ago by a local Amish teenager. I got them from a guy who bought them at the time and put them in his barn to dry. They are 3/4" thick cherry. The ruler on the right is 36" long so it gives a sense of their size. The surfaces are sawn - so they could be planed or sanded, or cut as they are. He has a bunch of them - he's been using them for sign making.
Any estimates a fair selling price?
Any ideas on how to package them for shipping? I was thinking of cutting a piece of 3/8" OSB and plastic wrap them, but I'm open to other suggestions.
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OK!!! WOW!!!
I have never bought any of these things in hardwood, only the basswood ones from the hobby stores. So I have no idea what to estimate for a proper price. I will do some research this afternoon & get back to you on that.
I would gladly take the three shown in the photo.
Shipping suggestion, take them as they are to a UPS store, let them pack & ship and immediately email or call with the cost and i will send to you money via "PayPal" if you have an account. OR they could casll me when to are there and I will give them my debit card no.
You are a real friend to do this for me...Thank You immensely!
Ed Norman
3156 Meadow Trail Dr.
St. Peters, MO 63376
314-749-6079
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Nice! I don't know about price, but if and when you sell, I'd be interested in some :-)
Ray
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I love working with slabs. When you have a price let me know. Please, pretty please.