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About three years ago, my two sons came home after playing soccer at a local
school. " Dad, they're refurbishing Reception at the school and there's a
skip full of wood if you want it".
So off we went to have a look. Came home with 52 pieces of timber 5/4 x 5" x
52/54" long. It looked like hardwood from the sawn ends, but I didn't know
what (it was all painted, all 4 sides). I finally got round to putting it
through the planer over the last 2 days and took it to our local hardwood
specialist today to help me identify it. They said it was Sapele (40
boards), Meranti (8 boards) and Iroko (4 boards).
I recon about 115 board feet in all. God am I feeling smug.




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You suck


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On Tue, 31 May 2005 21:02:23 +0100, Micky wrote:

About three years ago, my two sons came home after playing soccer at a
local school. " Dad, they're refurbishing Reception at the school and
there's a skip full of wood if you want it".
So off we went to have a look. Came home with 52 pieces of timber 5/4 x 5"
x 52/54" long. It looked like hardwood from the sawn ends, but I didn't
know what (it was all painted, all 4 sides). I finally got round to
putting it through the planer over the last 2 days and took it to our
local hardwood specialist today to help me identify it. They said it was
Sapele (40 boards), Meranti (8 boards) and Iroko (4 boards). I recon about
115 board feet in all. God am I feeling smug.




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You should feel smug. You should feel pain in your cheeks from a big ****
eatin grin.

You should feel all the sawdust from that wood embedded in your shorts!! :-)

Good score.

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About three years ago, my two sons came home after playing soccer at a

local
school. " Dad, they're refurbishing Reception at the school and there's a
skip full of wood if you want it".
So off we went to have a look. Came home with 52 pieces of timber 5/4 x 5"

x
52/54" long. It looked like hardwood from the sawn ends, but I didn't

know
what (it was all painted, all 4 sides). I finally got round to putting it
through the planer over the last 2 days and took it to our local hardwood
specialist today to help me identify it. They said it was Sapele (40
boards), Meranti (8 boards) and Iroko (4 boards).
I recon about 115 board feet in all. God am I feeling smug.




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"Micky" wrote in message
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About three years ago, my two sons came home after playing soccer at a
local
school. " Dad, they're refurbishing Reception at the school and there's a
skip full of wood if you want it".
So off we went to have a look. Came home with 52 pieces of timber 5/4 x 5"
x
52/54" long. It looked like hardwood from the sawn ends, but I didn't
know
what (it was all painted, all 4 sides). I finally got round to putting it
through the planer over the last 2 days and took it to our local hardwood
specialist today to help me identify it. They said it was Sapele (40
boards), Meranti (8 boards) and Iroko (4 boards).
I recon about 115 board feet in all. God am I feeling smug.

I have never even heard of that stuff.

How does it look?

Any idea how it ended up in a school covered with paint?





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I recon about 115 board feet in all. God am I feeling smug.



Major suction going on there.
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Micky says...

About three years ago, my two sons came home after playing soccer at a local
school. " Dad, they're refurbishing Reception at the school and there's a
skip full of wood if you want it".
So off we went to have a look. Came home with 52 pieces of timber 5/4 x 5" x
52/54" long. It looked like hardwood from the sawn ends, but I didn't know
what (it was all painted, all 4 sides). I finally got round to putting it
through the planer over the last 2 days and took it to our local hardwood
specialist today to help me identify it. They said it was Sapele (40
boards), Meranti (8 boards) and Iroko (4 boards).
I recon about 115 board feet in all. God am I feeling smug.


That was my wood. I accidentally left it there. Please return it.
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On Tue, 31 May 2005 21:02:23 +0100, "Micky"
wrote:

About three years ago, my two sons came home after playing soccer at a local
school. " Dad, they're refurbishing Reception at the school and there's a
skip full of wood if you want it".
So off we went to have a look. Came home with 52 pieces of timber 5/4 x 5" x
52/54" long. It looked like hardwood from the sawn ends, but I didn't know
what (it was all painted, all 4 sides). I finally got round to putting it
through the planer over the last 2 days and took it to our local hardwood
specialist today to help me identify it. They said it was Sapele (40
boards), Meranti (8 boards) and Iroko (4 boards).
I recon about 115 board feet in all. God am I feeling smug.


You smug bastid... Who was the punk that painted all that in the
first place? BTW, you suck.


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