Yes, I have some honey locust milled that’s dry and some other stuff recently just put up to dry, which I use for everything outdoor, birdhouses,...
I don’t have need for very many big projects, like furniture, so I do a lot of cutting boards, cheese boards (which walnut makes a great accent...
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Well, a hot day to process, but all done and stickered. Pulled a couple pieces with some interesting grain and added a little water to show...
Will do. Planning to process it all wed next week
Mill finished and got back 479 board feet. So now I’ll clean it up with chop saw, sticker and wait. I got most 4/4, but got about 70 feet in...
I just added to burn pile I have. and on pile I’m not sure but think I’m ahead due mainly to last years left overs, don’t think I have cut as...
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Thanks!
Nope, it is still at the mill waiting in line but I’ll post one back once it’s done
I find my self using it all the time to move big stuff around. I don’t haul it much. But since I get 90% of my wood from arborists, it usually...
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Well, it’s home now
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I got the load processed, and saved a couple millable logs, some pieces for bowl blanks, and a couple for platters/cheese boards so will be 18...
Couple pieces of it will make nice bowls.
I just have mill get me as much as they can out of it. they stay if you mill and immediately stack tightly together for a few months, before...
[ATTACH] Black walnut for some projects once I get it dried out
