Some more cherry, walnut and qs white oak. I've got another ~1.5 mbf of c herry, walnut, and white oak out in the barn. I'll get picts later.
Built this sheep shed (framing lumber and siding) from poplar that fell on my property andd I then had sawn up.
1250 bd ft of 4/4 red oak that went from trees knocked over in a storm to flooring in most of my house
I've got some white oak and chestnut oak dead/dying on the stump that I want to get milled this spring/summer. If anyone wants to help me fell and buck some trees, I would love any help you can give.
Shawn, I would love to get you out here to help me out. I've got about 1-2 dozen dead chestnut oaks that need to be dropped and bucked for milling. It's way more than I can handle. I can pay in beer and/or lumber.
One last gratuitous lumber stack picture. Here's what's out in my pole barn. Cherry, walnut and oak with a little black birch.
I'm not worthy........ I had approximately 2,000bd ft of poplar and oak at one time, traded it all off..... Still have around 400bd ft of premium black Walnut from a biggin I took down many years ago, as well as several nice curly maple boards from two years back, and a stack of America elm and really nice hackberry that we recently took down. And a stack of spruce ( approx 1000bd ft). I should get some pics of blacksmith's cousins hoard, alot of which came from logs we took down. It's unreal.....
It seems to be a disease after you get a sawmill what you dont use for firewood you end up making piles of boards and the only project you ever get to is making boards to build a bigger shed to stack more boards in jb sawman Lt35 diesel woodmizer many old homelites "another disease'
Working on putting some more oaks on the ground for lumber and firewood. Dropped a nice one today, 26" dbh. BTW, that's a 32" bar. Obviously, the butt flair was still pretty big even after I trimmed the buttresses off.
Nice saw!! Some extra bananas in that one eh? Wish I had me some oak like that. I’ve been making some mission-style furniture lately but I’ve had to substitute stained ash for the quartersawn oak. You planning to QS that one?