oak

Sawmill blade steel. Home cast bolsters from bullet shells. Stained oak. Beryllium copper pins on the oak, with a single brass pin through the bolster.

This peice was recently gifted to my family. It has a rich history having belonged to the De La Guerra family during the old Spanish days I'm Santa Barbara california. I believe it was milled and assembled in san Francisco in the late 1700's. Is it oak? I appreciate any help with ID!

I am looking for looking for crosscut hairy oak or crosscut sheoak pen blanks. Let me know what you have.

Hi Everyone Been awhile. I recently completed and delivered this commission. It's a solid white oak coffee table top that measures a whopping 50 x 50 inches. Its about 1.5 inches thick, and it was made using only handtools. I jointed the edges with a Stanley 4 1/2 and a veritas low angle...

Hello fellow Cali woodworkers! I'm trying to track down some oak that was grown in the state. If you have a lead, please pass it along. If you have any species of Oak that were grown in CA, even better! I need a pepper mill sized piece, simple straight grain, preferably not kilned. This piece is...

I have a handful of large oak pieces with some crazy character and coloring. It is some very dense stuff, no soft rot to it at all. Unfortunately, most of it is far too large to ship as it is (as is nearly all my inventory). I’d like to find a new home for it. Ideally, I’d like to part with it...

I have a variety of good hardwood scraps I find too pretty/appealing not to salvage. I am new to the site and Somewhat new to the hobby. Having only made a few blanks for a friend I have little knowledge of what commons dimensions are, and am learning the variety of use for smaller quality wood...

So, I have several (10pcs) of large mulberry slabs (about 130 years) for sale or exchange. They are all from 200cm(80") to 240cm(96") long, from 40cm(18") to 60cm(24") in width. The thickness is written on each of them, in a circle, in millimeters from 34mm(1 1/3") to 50mm(2"). Also there is a...

I'm seeking out large, possibly whole-log White, Red, or Brown Oak spindle turning blanks...10- 12" in diameter and approx 25-36" tall... Moisture Content in the low 30s to high teens preferred... higher MC is OK as well... no checking or cracks.

Potential Burls remain after timber Harvested and looking to see who might be interested. I'm new to the timber and wood industry. I bought the farm this year and this is my first time selling timber. There are oak, walnut, and hickory trees, but I don't know what I have with burls yet...