Dymond Wood Dowels

[Kenessl]

I have several 5/8" X 48" dymondwood dowels I would like to sell.
This is the dymond wood that Rutland Plywood sells on their website.
I am asking $12 for each dowel plus actual shipping charges.

Ken

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[Lucky2]

Ken, do you have any pictures? And would you be willing to cut them in half for shipping purposes?
Len

 

[warthog]

Yeah...pictures would be great. Kinda like to see what I am paying for before paying for it.

 

[Marker]

I am interested in one dowel of each color. but do you have any pics?

 

[wood-of-1kind]

I'm not Ken but this is the site that he refers to and you can see color specs.


DymondWood - Rutland Plywood Corporation

 

[snyiper]

I must be looking at the wrong stuff. I saw 5/8 diamondwood dowels for 6.38 each 10 rod min order.

 

[BSea]

I must be looking at the wrong stuff. I saw 5/8 diamondwood dowels for 6.38 each 10 rod min order.

I also saw this in the brochure:
9) Orders less than $500 require an additional $100 handling charge.

 

[Andrew_K99]

I must be looking at the wrong stuff. I saw 5/8 diamondwood dowels for 6.38 each 10 rod min order.

I also saw this in the brochure:
9) Orders less than $500 require an additional $100 handling charge.

Assuming the OP only bought the 30 he has for sale then he would have spent (30x$6.61)+$100=$298.30 or $9.94 per dowel. This excludes taxes and shipping costs.

That said, you'll get 9 5.25" blanks from each dowel, $1.08 each, much cheaper then anywhere else I have seen.

 

[corian king]

I am also interested in these but I would like to see pics so I know what I am buying.I tried to look at the website but that didn't help.Would you be kin enough to post pics and then send me a PM or just PM me the pics.
Thanks!

 

[PTsideshow]

Here is the page with the PDF download catalog DymondWood - Rutland Plywood Corporation
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[Kenessl]

I am sorry it has taken me so long to respond to this link. I checked the posting once a day for about a week and a half. I didn't have any lookers, so I just ignored it.
To answer some questions. Yes, I can cut the dowels in half or shorter lengths to make it easier to ship. Rutland has a minimum of 10 panels worth of dowels when you order from them (one panel of dymondwood = 17 dowels, one order = 170 dowels) plus shipping.

I just uploaded some pictures in the member galery if anyone would like to see what the dymondwood looks like after turning and polishing.

Ken

 

[Kenessl]