Yodel have offered no help other than ask your neighbour!!!!
Six is unusually small - in my neck of the woods 20 is usual. I have a different issue though, along with about 50 of my neighbours I have a address which is identical to another - with a different post code - some 350m away ! I often get food deliveries that I'm not expecting and likewise don't get post I am expectingIf your area of Wales is anything like ours ( we share our post code with six other properties in the area ) then mistakes of this nature do happen, especially if the sender has used your postcode to generate the address.
Wow that's just over a 3rd of thickness is it that badly warped? Looks like you'll lose a little in the middle too to get them to sit flush but it will look amazing when finished, can't wait to see it doneIt will become the top of a 4 leg coffee table. Joining the book match pieces & flattening it will be the 1st challenge as I recon I’ll loose 8mm of the 22mm thicknes. Plan is to support it on slats underneath it.
There are sixty in mine.If your area of Wales is anything like ours ( we share our post code with six other properties in the area ) then mistakes of this nature do happen, especially if the sender has used your postcode to generate the address.
Any boards I buy would end up as turning blanks so I would probably go for something that would give nice platters/bowlsIf you had a spare £1k to spend on some boards, what would you buy ?.
Exotic imports, all curly grain with mind bending figure, or bog standard oak and maple.
(Awaits inevitable Bog Oak quip)
Admittedly you'll get a shed load more oak or maple than you will exotic for that money. But in the fine furniture game, exotics usually attract greater interest and a higher price.
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