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Well, I went to pick up the mahogany I purchased and thought I would take some pictures of some of the other wood they got there. All 30% off the hardwoods. Let me know if I can be of some help if you want any of it.

I won't do any processing, but will pick it up and arange to have it shipped if you would like. Send me a PM and I'll see if I can help.

Anyway, enough stalling, I know all you picture hungry folks want to see the goods, so here it is





My little helper is about 32-34" so that should give you an idea of how big that piece of bubinga is.







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Rod, I presume it's your little one? That is an absolute precious pic that should end up in her scrap book

Now to bizniz...is that curly bubinga price of $75.00bf before or after the discount? Either way, I just raised my curly bubinga set prices...THANKS!!!


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Larry, That's before the discount, I bet it's about 3-5 hands removed and Canadian prices.

Please don't raise your prices, everyone here will kill me (or at least not like me ).

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yeah I saw $75 per board foot and my jaw dropped. It is like $9.00-
$13.00 a board foot here locally. For mottled figure 4/4 stuff.

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Yikes, well we're just getting hosed arn't we.

Well forget it than. Just enjoy the pictures.

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yes the wood is very pretty indeed..and so is the little girl.

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[QUOTE=John Mayes] yeah I saw $75 per board foot and my jaw dropped. It is like $9.00-
$13.00 a board foot here locally. For mottled figure 4/4 stuff.[/QUOTE]

The mottle figure on QS bubinga is pretty standard. It's difficult to not find it, but that curly is way more valuable...around $35.00+bf in many shops. About the same price as pommele or waterfall figure.


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[QUOTE=Larry Davis] [QUOTE=John Mayes] yeah I saw $75 per board
foot and my jaw dropped. It is like $9.00-
$13.00 a board foot here locally. For mottled figure 4/4 stuff.[/QUOTE]

The mottle figure on QS bubinga is pretty standard. It's difficult to not
find it, but that curly is way more valuable...around $35.00+bf in many
shops. About the same price as pommele or waterfall figure.[/QUOTE]

I figured a much. All the bubinga they have is the mottled stuff. No
flamey stuff like the nice pics above.

I've never been fond of bubinga as a tonewood anyway so I've only ever
bought one board which I got a few sets from. I just don't like the
feedback I get from the wood itself...John Mayes38839.9803819444

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her beautiful red hair shames the bubinga anyway ,, shes a real doll..
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Yes Mike, this lovely child has an angel face! She must be taking after her Mom!


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How come all these luthiers have these beautiful families. All I have is a cat!

I've been robbed!!

(George is a great cat though)

Thanks for posting the pix Rod, that bubinga is gorgeous!

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[QUOTE=Serge Poirier] Yes Mike, this lovely child has an angel face! She must be taking after her Mom! [/QUOTE]

Of course she takes after her mother. The only problem is that her mother doesn't have red hair either.

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Okie dokie Rod, she has your grin and a mix of both your wife's and your hair!

She's a pretty one, be proud Papa!

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I just found an amazing board of - I thought it was zebrawood{looked zebra patterned}, he said granadillo - does that make sense to anyone?
anyway it was 13.00 a bd ft, is that a good deal - its realy beautiful 12-14 ft >its figured like those sets of black and white ebony only more white with black stripes - 1 1/2" - 2" thick and looks 1/4sawn{does that make sense with the figure?}
but I really couldnt tell that well the ends were really rough sawn and it was covered in grime, it was dark etc.
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Any pictures Charlie?

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put it up in separate thread Rod.
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