Pics of your milled products

[Mike Black]

Yup, I thought I was on a hiding-to-nothing, with regards to two equal halves. Just couldn't see the line through.

 

Had not thought of raising ends. Next opportunity I will give that a try. Cheers

[morten]

Just finished milling a walnut. Stem was 85 cm at the widest point. Beautiful wood

[gobbypunk]

Nice walnut planks , cool what will you make with them

Cheers Mark

[TGB]

Nice colouring.

[morten]

Nice walnut planks , cool what will you make with them

Cheers Mark

 

No idea. Customer wanted the tree down, and asked for me to turn into firewood. I was allowed to keep two sections of the trunk for milling.

 

They were milled at 2.5", so I will have a couple of years to figure out what to make of them before they have dried sufficiently. I am considering building a kiln, but my wife isn't keen on yet another big unsightly box in the back yard

[delabodge]

lovely bit of wood,,,

[Mike Black]

Milled Beech today!

[IanW]

No idea. Customer wanted the tree down, and asked for me to turn into firewood. I was allowed to keep two sections of the trunk for milling.

 

 

 

They were milled at 2.5", so I will have a couple of years to figure out what to make of them before they have dried sufficiently. I am considering building a kiln, but my wife isn't keen on yet another big unsightly box in the back yard

 

 

Firewood?

 

I hope you gave the customer a good slap!

 

Beautiful timber!

[morten]

Firewood?

 

I hope you gave the customer a good slap!

 

Beautiful timber!

 

I managed to convince the customer to GIVE me the timber for free, which basically meant that he got less firewood than he would otherwise have gotten. I am quite happy about that arrangement – in addition to the £1,000 he paid to have the tree taken down, branches cut up as firewood, brash chipped and stump removed.

[morten]

Milled Beech today!

 

Quite a bit of fungal decay in that timber. How long ago was it felled?