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14 minutes ago, Rough Hewn said:

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Not 'Todays Milling'  but could be tomorrows - I've been offered some Elm.

 

It's not that large but I am undecided if is worth the effort of extraction and milling. Maybe all into 3" planks and sit on them for a few years.

 

1st image is 2 sticks 3m x 18" diameter.

 

2nd image stick is 3.5m x 2ft diameter.

 

3rd image shows what the timber is like.

 

What do you think ?

 

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Posted (edited)
22 minutes ago, arboriculturist said:

Not 'Todays Milling'  but could be tomorrows - I've been offered some Elm.

 

It's not that large but I am undecided if is worth the effort of extraction and milling. Maybe all into 3" planks and sit on them for a few years.

 

1st image is 2 sticks 3m x 18" diameter.

 

2nd image stick is 3.5m x 2ft diameter.

 

3rd image shows what the timber is like.

 

What do you think ?

 

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Depending on how difficult the extraction is id go for it, those logs  may well produce some lovely boards, plenty of colour still in it. 

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Not 'Todays Milling'  but could be tomorrows - I've been offered some Elm.
 
It's not that large but I am undecided if is worth the effort of extraction and milling. Maybe all into 3" planks and sit on them for a few years.
 
1st image is 2 sticks 3m x 18" diameter.
 
2nd image stick is 3.5m x 2ft diameter.
 
3rd image shows what the timber is like.
 
What do you think ?
 
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Mill it!
How could you doubt elm!
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2 minutes ago, Rough Hewn said:


Mill it!
How could you doubt elm!
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Yes - but it's so small 😕

 

No - of course, what you say is true - 3" slabs straightforward and worth £ ? per board ft in not too long a time - maybe £ 15-20. 😏

Posted
1 hour ago, arboriculturist said:

Yes - but it's so small 😕

 

No - of course, what you say is true - 3" slabs straightforward and worth £ ? per board ft in not too long a time - maybe £ 15-20. 😏

Decent market for smaller stuff I find, not everyone wants or needs monster size and expense slabs. 

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There seems to be a lot of Elm about in the South West but hopefully a market for it given time.

 

I am having second thoughts about the decent burrs at the base of 3 of the trees, quite a few staples wanged in there but it may be worth metal detecting and milling.

 

Having never sold Elm burrs I am hesitant. They are about 3ft diameter and 1.5m long.

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