Due to some medical issues I am selling off my 4x5m workshop contents and am in the process of sorting out the inside and collating and pricing items some of which will go onto the sale board on this forum.
I have an external but covered wood store with 2-2.5m lengths of sawn stock some Sapele 90x145x2m and by the looks 2 or more 190x50 planed on the 2 larger sides and since these were bought >12y ago I have no idea what I paid for them.
Similarly I have some offcuts stored inside my workshop e.g. PSE 200x50x920mm @6.6kg and sawn American Maple 260x52x810mm @8kg and need to shift these to create some swing space to sort out the rest of the workshop contents.
My workshop is pretty dry -bare steel doesn't rust and according to a cheapo radio based moisture meter they are around 8-10% RH - pretty similar to furniture in my house.
Before I post them here can anyone advise a fair value or rate I can use to price these smaller pieces?
From what I can glean maybe £50 cu/ft is in the right ballpark -does this sound reasonable - it has been so long since I've bought any timber I really have lost touch with prices these days.
I have an external but covered wood store with 2-2.5m lengths of sawn stock some Sapele 90x145x2m and by the looks 2 or more 190x50 planed on the 2 larger sides and since these were bought >12y ago I have no idea what I paid for them.
Similarly I have some offcuts stored inside my workshop e.g. PSE 200x50x920mm @6.6kg and sawn American Maple 260x52x810mm @8kg and need to shift these to create some swing space to sort out the rest of the workshop contents.
My workshop is pretty dry -bare steel doesn't rust and according to a cheapo radio based moisture meter they are around 8-10% RH - pretty similar to furniture in my house.
Before I post them here can anyone advise a fair value or rate I can use to price these smaller pieces?
From what I can glean maybe £50 cu/ft is in the right ballpark -does this sound reasonable - it has been so long since I've bought any timber I really have lost touch with prices these days.