(5 of 5) Oct, RTH benefit auction, 13 lbs oak pet wood
Oct 7, 2017 11:12:18 GMT -5
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Post by Tommy on Oct 7, 2017 11:12:18 GMT -5
It's no secret that RTH has the best members of any forum, anywhere, period. This month we will raffle off five boxes of material generously donated by our members to the benefit of RTH.
October auction #5 is a medium flat rate box with approx. 13 lbs of gorgeous oak petrified wood from the Stinking Water mountains in Oregon, generously donated by woodman. This is some really beautiful wood in sizes perfect for slicing and cabbing.
Per woodman the material is opalized and thus not great for tumbling but for cabochons, holy crap, I can tell you that it's spectacular. At woodman's suggestion I created a big beautiful cab from the material, and I have decided that I will include the cabochon in the auction if the bid reaches $100.
Auction Details
Starting bid: $30
Minimum increments: $2
Freight: MFRB $12.40
Payment: Paypal
Auction start: immediately
Auction close: Sunday 10/15 at 7pm pacific (10pm eastern)
MFRB with approx. 13 lbs of Stinking Water mountains petrified Oak wood.
Happy Bidding!
October auction #5 is a medium flat rate box with approx. 13 lbs of gorgeous oak petrified wood from the Stinking Water mountains in Oregon, generously donated by woodman. This is some really beautiful wood in sizes perfect for slicing and cabbing.
Per woodman the material is opalized and thus not great for tumbling but for cabochons, holy crap, I can tell you that it's spectacular. At woodman's suggestion I created a big beautiful cab from the material, and I have decided that I will include the cabochon in the auction if the bid reaches $100.
Auction Details
Starting bid: $30
Minimum increments: $2
Freight: MFRB $12.40
Payment: Paypal
Auction start: immediately
Auction close: Sunday 10/15 at 7pm pacific (10pm eastern)
MFRB with approx. 13 lbs of Stinking Water mountains petrified Oak wood.
Happy Bidding!
paperweight is the same material as about 1/2 of what is in the box. It is part of a root ball we dug out a few years ago. 
