tommy d

Hi all is this western red cedar?

Where abouts are you, might be interested

where about in ireland are u

where abouts in ireland are you ?

Isn't the bark on holly very smooth?

Not much use so then thanks for the reply

Not sure if the needles drop in the winter there is four of them there one is dead and will be coming down what's the difference between the wood from European and Japanese larch

As per title could anyone help me identify this tree

Thanks for the replys I prob should state I live in Ireland and haven't looked into it too much just made a phone call today to the nsai (national standards of Ireland) to be told an engineer prob won't pass timber that is not stamped and if he did I could run into trouble if I decided to sell after I have access to Norway spruce and now I'm wondering how would I get it tested

As per title can i cut my own roofing timbers for my own house or do i need to get them stress tested if so how do i go about this i know laws might be different in the uk but maybe someone might be able to help.

I know the most popular size I use would be 1 inch 2 inch for tops and the like what I don't know much about is milling from what I read burr timbers are hard to dry (warping splitting and the like) and I still have half that log left so that's what I was worried about really. Thanks for the price range as I said I haven't come across burr oak for sale around

How much is a lot of money and what thickness is most popular for burr oak. I'm a cabinet maker myself and never come across timber like this I bought the woodmizer and built a solar kiln (which I now regret since I seen big js kiln) because I cannot get native timber it's all imported American hardwood since Coillte closed their mill

Ya would have been better to cut it thru, anyone got an idea what boards like that be worth per cubic foot

Managed to cut some of this log yesterday ended up splitting it in half and milling it on the Woodmizer pretty happy with the result.