Copford sawmill sussex
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That's what we call olive, very nice and ash doesn't twist or cup half as much as most wood. Stick it away for a year and yurt people buy it by the trailer. Although they do like it to be very straight and knot free
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When dry to a furniture maker, a lot of money
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Very nice, shame it's got straight edges on it but very charector full
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Yew stick.. don't know whether to sell or mill!
Copford sawmill sussex replied to Jonny Burch's topic in Milling Forum
Cut some table slabs like this, off of the bottom we sold all these as stump wood tables. The customer or yourself just put a sheet of round glass on top and they look stunning -
That's beautiful. What are you planning for it?
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Pm sent
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That's what the wife says 😂😂😂
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Brown is hard to sell but it's well worth hanging on to, it will sell eventually but someone has to really want it
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I also used some in my dining table against ash it looks lovely
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Brown oak can look lovely when all finished. My first go at making anything was this brown oak show rack
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Is like to know the price. There lovely mills these
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Unfortunately big beech no photos of the 2nd length
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I shall Monday
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We have got some giant London plain. And the one we have milled so far had more metal than tree
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We supply a lot of cedar for decking and larch also, more stable and cheaper than oak
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We have never found a reliable one so we are also keen to see what people come up with!
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What to do with 6ft long/2ft diameter Oak trunks?
Copford sawmill sussex replied to thecaptain's topic in Woodcraft Forum
Acg, of you bring them in to me ill mill them up for you! 👍 -
There must be some mills your way? Or the other thing is sweet talk a mate with a big trailer and come out one day when your free
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There all about 3.6m
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We sell large bundles for £20 softwood and oak from when we trim beams
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Well the dust when we were cutting cedar of Lebanon, lol is really fine and made his eyes run. So although a different species still worth wearing a bit of protection from the dust.
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Ah my mistake
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Thanks for posting about the toxins in cedar, our lad wore a mask and goggles and even still the next day his eyes were streaming! Think was cos of the dust it's very fine
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We were milling some Lebenum today 👍
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This is why we set and sharpen all out blades ourselves, obviously this is not easy for everyone but it's one of the basics of running a good mill
