Website creation

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Originally Posted by Cal

I too purchase a bit of timber from Instagram.
These two pages are mine

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I follow beaver_badger (Colin from Goondiwindi) and have purchased a bit from him recently.

Curlytimbers (Pete from Castlemaine area)

Jellyshaketimberanddesign

Tasmaniantonewoods

Otwaytonewoods

Tasmanian_acoustic_tonewood

South_west_timber_milling

Tasmanianwoods



There are many others and they all have great product, most of which gets snapped up fast from all over the world.

I think you will do well on Instagram Log Dog!

I’m in the process of designing a website via Wix, the issue with the internet based design systems is they are messy behind the scenes and make it difficult to have high google rankings and SEO.

At the moment for me, it’s all I can afford to do as I can’t afford a web designer at the moment. If I have success with my little business I will save up and pay someone to build a proper site.

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Big thanks for all the info Cal
Also for your positivity :2tsup:
Cheers mate
Log Dog :)

By the way Cal
Kudos for using responsibly sourced timber
Every log I mill is either storm salvaged or dead standing
Without compromising on quality
Log Dog :)

Thanks Log Dog,
I also mill timber here in the Adelaide hills, only ever from wind fall timber. I have a few arborist friends also and they put aside a bit of yard tree for me if they think it’s useful. It also saves it from going up in smoke, not that I’m against anyone keeping warm!

Cheers Cal

These pieces were from a tree ( Acacia Celsa) that was blown over during cyclone Larry quite a few years ago
The butt log was suspended off the ground hence there was little degrade
Only milled in recent times and the wood recovered displayed wonderful figure
The tannins also imparted some rich colour into the wood
Well worth salvaging !
Log Dog :)

Just launched my new website, if you want to have a look here is the link
Hand Made Instrument | Blue Wren Music
Cheers Cal

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Originally Posted by Cal

Just launched my new website, if you want to have a look here is the link
Hand Made Instrument | Blue Wren Music
Cheers Cal

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Thanks for sharing Cal
Lovely work I must say
Hoping to turn this piece of Qld Maple into a solid body electric
Something I have wanted to do for years :B
And learn how to play it too :rolleyes:
Log Dog :)

Hows the website coming along Logdog? ;)

Cheers,
Nathan

Still working on it Delbs
Everything seems to be in slow motion atm :?
Must be the cold weather :rolleyes:
Will keep you posted mate
Log Dog :)

Got to subscribe to this thread Chris, as I'm wanting to see your website, once it's up and running, Cheers Peter