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Anyone have any idea how much reclaimed(ie 2hnd) Burmese Teak sells for per cube, ballpark figure? Apparently it's around R120k per cube new :o

Rarewoods in the Cape has some:

THICKNESSES                 26mm    38mm    50mm    76mm  
BURMESE TEAK  LONG 159,550 161,180 163,560 165,950 > 2,75m: R175,690

 

 

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very nice zak.

 

I really want a nice work room one day

 

I make use of my Makeshift Garage and the compact workshop of mine... But it works for me, I'm just glad I don't live in a complex with their restrictions... I can do as I please and my neighbours are quite cool and accomodating... :clap:

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That price is not so bad for 30mm thick quality ply. 30mm is quite a chunk. Will make for one serious tabletop or worktop. Work out how much this will cost you to laminate using hardwood strips, then it suddenly seems quite fair.

 

AFAIK, the same quality ply in 19mm thick is about R1200 per sheet. Now compare this price to the price you pay for the usual chipboard crap, keeping longevity and workability in mind. MDF and chipboard is fine, as long as you keep water and moisture away. In the long run, this is not such an easy thing to do.

Hmmmmmmmmmmm

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what grade is that?

It's a BB grade, with a "wire cross" finish on the faces, which gives it an anti slip quality, our customer builds trailers for Coca Cola, they use the boards for the floors.
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It's a BB grade, with a "wire cross" finish on the faces, which gives it an anti slip quality, our customer builds trailers for Coca Cola, they use the boards for the floors.

Ah, so not that great.

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Ah, so not that great.

It's great for the application [emoji12], this specific board is hard, and the finish is chosen so the crates don't slide off the truck. Different boards for different applications. We sell a lot of ply, but very little for furniture grade application. If the customer requires a better quality than our standard, we buy it out.

 

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I have a bit in stock...

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Just discovered this thread, and thought I'd share something.

 

Made these speakers ~5 years ago:

Made from solid maple

http://i1175.photobucket.com/albums/r631/Stefmeister_666/ScanSpeak%20ZRT/IMG-20120423-00298.jpg

http://i1175.photobucket.com/albums/r631/Stefmeister_666/ScanSpeak%20ZRT/IMG-20120420-00274.jpg

 

I've also made most of my furniture, but those photos I've deleted from my account, as I noted there are people who started copying my designs.

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Just discovered this thread, and thought I'd share something.

 

Made these speakers ~5 years ago:

Made from solid maple

http://i1175.photobucket.com/albums/r631/Stefmeister_666/ScanSpeak%20ZRT/IMG-20120423-00298.jpg

http://i1175.photobucket.com/albums/r631/Stefmeister_666/ScanSpeak%20ZRT/IMG-20120420-00274.jpg

 

I've also made most of my furniture, but those photos I've deleted from my account, as I noted there are people who started copying my designs.

Those are BEAUTIFUL. 

 

Mind sharing your furniture pics? I'm in the middle of deciding how to build a new lounge suite. 

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Just discovered this thread, and thought I'd share something.

 

Made these speakers ~5 years ago:

Made from solid maple

http://i1175.photobucket.com/albums/r631/Stefmeister_666/ScanSpeak%20ZRT/IMG-20120423-00298.jpg

http://i1175.photobucket.com/albums/r631/Stefmeister_666/ScanSpeak%20ZRT/IMG-20120420-00274.jpg

 

I've also made most of my furniture, but those photos I've deleted from my account, as I noted there are people who started copying my designs.

 

wow, that's very impressive! work of art!

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Those are BEAUTIFUL. 

 

Mind sharing your furniture pics? I'm in the middle of deciding how to build a new lounge suite. 

Thanks,

here's a few I could find on my old phone;

http://i1175.photobucket.com/albums/r631/Stefmeister_666/20130509_1301281.jpghttp://i1175.photobucket.com/albums/r631/Stefmeister_666/20130527_1222491.jpg

http://i1175.photobucket.com/albums/r631/Stefmeister_666/20130720_1124031.jpg

 

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