A friend of mine in Sydney is a tree lopper.
He says he has to cut a large lillipilli down next week.
What's Lillipilli like as a timber??
Lillipilli?
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Hi Matthew,
Here are some specs:
Acmena smithii Satinash, Lillipilli
700 kg/cubic metre
interlocked grain
pinkish gray to pale brown
The diameter of the tree will be the first issue check. To get good section you would need at leasta 2 - 3 foot diameter. Assuming you have a chainsaw or a small mill you should aim to saw 1" - 2" quartered section, seal the ends and rack it out. Possibly cut a thinner section that will dry quicker so that you can see what tap tone it has.
regards
Tim
Here are some specs:
Acmena smithii Satinash, Lillipilli
700 kg/cubic metre
interlocked grain
pinkish gray to pale brown
The diameter of the tree will be the first issue check. To get good section you would need at leasta 2 - 3 foot diameter. Assuming you have a chainsaw or a small mill you should aim to saw 1" - 2" quartered section, seal the ends and rack it out. Possibly cut a thinner section that will dry quicker so that you can see what tap tone it has.
regards
Tim
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