old growth redwood | spotty burl | live edge | DIY craft wood | 21-0603-BS

Description

21-0603-BS Old growth spotty redwood burl slab, cut: 74 x 30 x 2.5 inches. This tree has been dead for several years. Let this slab acclimate to your area for a couple months. Work it, use it but no finish until dry.
Please Note: Shipping is not free or . Your zip code is needed for a shipping quote. If shipping is to a business in a commercial area with a forklift or loading dock or if you can pick it up at the local XPO terminal then you would save 5 for residential delivery.
Free shipping is to the lower 48 states only. Shipping to anywhere outside of the lower 48 states will incur additional fees.
I have over 1000 quilted, curly, burl and figured grain pieces; mostly Redwood, Myrtle, Maple and Poplar. As I am on the coast most pieces are not totally dry. Of course, the best pieces always sell first wet or dry.
I have been cutting and selling craft burl woods from the Eureka California area for over 55 years now, and still learn something new about the woods every few days. Get to me if you have any questions. Thanks for looking, George Buck
Let this slab acclimate to your area for a couple months. Work it, use it but no finish until dry.
Please Note: Shipping is not free or . Your zip code is needed for a shipping quote. If shipping is to a business in a commercial area with a forklift or loading dock or if you can pick it up at the local XPO terminal then you would save 5 for residential delivery.
Free shipping is to the lower 48 states only. Shipping to anywhere outside of the lower 48 states will incur additional fees.
I have over 1000 quilted, curly, burl and figured grain pieces; mostly Redwood, Myrtle, Maple and Poplar. As I am on the coast most pieces are not totally dry. Of course, the best pieces always sell first wet or dry.
I have been cutting and selling craft burl woods from the Eureka California area for over 55 years now, and still learn something new about the woods every few days. Get to me if you have any questions. Thanks for looking, George Buck