Free wood...claimed

[Ed Davidson]

Thanks for looking. This offer has been claimed.

One medium flat rate USPS box full of about one year's worth of cutoffs, pictured below...all for $20.00, which pays for USPS shipping (within the USA only) and PayPal transaction fee. Cutoffs include yellowheart, brazilwood, hickory, hard maple, lilac, amboyna burl, sycamore, osage orange, African pear, afzelia burl, padauk, bacote, olivewood and Spectraply. Send me an email or private message if you want it. Only one available, first come/first served. Shipped from Colorado Springs.

 

[Alan Weinberg]

how the heck does that ship for $20? Wow.

 

[Ed Davidson]

how the heck does that ship for $20? Wow.

Can't tell by your question if you think that's too high or too low. In any event, a USPS Priority Mail flat rate "medium" sized package, up to 70 pounds, ships anywhere in the USA for $17.10. Add on the PayPal credit card transaction fee and you get close to the $20 figure. BTW, this box of cutoffs actually weighed in at 11 pounds, so Priority Mail is the cheapest way to go.

 

[Alan Weinberg]

Seems real cheap. I paid $60 ship for one large clank.

 

[Ed Davidson]

Generally, anything weighing 2 pounds or more will ship cheaper via USPS Priority Mail than regular mail, UPS or FedX...if you can fit it in one of their flat rate boxes.

 

[Earl McLain]

And the boxes are free, either pick up at post office or order online from the USPS website.

 

[Earl McLain]

Off topic...just before Christmas i was rooting around for a "special" pen blank, and ran across a small flat rate box that i hadn't marked on the outside. Opened it to find quite an assortment of clay cabochons i had purchased from @Ed Davidson several years ago. Not a great photo, but my test piece was a bottle stopper of otherwise plain vanilla maple. Looked much better in person!! Thanks Ed!!

 

[Ed Davidson]

Off topic...just before Christmas i was rooting around for a "special" pen blank, and ran across a small flat rate box that i hadn't marked on the outside. Opened it to find quite an assortment of clay cabochons i had purchased from @Ed Davidson several years ago. Not a great photo, but my test piece was a bottle stopper of otherwise plain vanilla maple. Looked much better in person!! Thanks Ed!!

Cabochons are easy to make and can add a lot to your turning's uniqueness. Glad to know you liked the box I sent.

 

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