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Milling very large monkey puzzle for 2 days at a castle estate near Waterford. 15' logs into 3.5" thick slabs to match other outdoor furniture. Seemed like an excessive thickness but an allowance of .5" for movement and planing. - they move their other substantial furniture with a loadall, so maybe not over the top! At least in this dimension the knots won't drop out.
The slabs were laid out like this so the client could see the character before stick and stacking correctly.
Thank goodness for the lucas mill. Too big for a mizer and way to tedious for an alaskan !!
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