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Has anyone ever cookie cut redwood?

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I'm slabbing 12 of these lumps for a guy over the coming week (or as many of them as I can get through in 5 days) and he wants me to stand one of them up on end and cookie cut it. Does anyone know what it dries like in that form of cut and/or have any tips?IMG_20190514_114513_984.jpegIMG_20190514_114513_987.jpegIMG_20190514_114513_985.jpeg

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I'm slabbing 12 of these lumps for a guy over the coming week (or as many of them as I can get through in 5 days) and he wants me to stand one of them up on end and cookie cut it. Does anyone know what it dries like in that form of cut and/or have any tips?IMG_20190514_114513_984.jpegIMG_20190514_114513_987.jpegIMG_20190514_114513_985.jpeg

 

Saw this one in London years ago...

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