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2 hours ago, se7enthdevil said:

nice looking lumer. 

was there even a single knot in that log???

 

 

A couple little imperfections,  but nothing I would consider a knot. This tree was 200 ft tall and I got a 100 ft of knot-free logs out of it. A beautiful tree for sure!

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4 hours ago, Erik said:

A couple little imperfections,  but nothing I would consider a knot. This tree was 200 ft tall and I got a 100 ft of knot-free logs out of it. A beautiful tree for sure!

lucky sod, wish we could get wood like that these days.

 

the only time i've seen timber like that has been from old snooker table sides i have. they were Sequoia sempervirens, liriodendron tulipfera, Pseudotsuga menziesii and Picea sitchensis.

 

all old growth...

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Steve, how the hell did you learn all these types of timber? [emoji4]

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