Sure, let me work on it tomorrow. Will need to get help moving a beam into cutting position. I will definitely fill a box for you and give you the biggest pieces I can. Thanks.
Also, the way I re-saw this wood is to pass it on its edge through a table saw to cut as much as the saw blade can reach. On my 10" Unisaw, I can saw 3" from each edge. I then pass it thru my big bandsaw to finish cutting the rest that the table saw blade couldn't cut. This wood is so dense, it would be very difficult to just re-saw it on a bandsaw. And the blades gum up really bad. I normally will make three or four cuts and then run a piece of white oak through the saw which has an amazing ability to clean pine gum off saw blades. And, don't ever think about running this pine through
a drum sander. It will gum up any sandpaper within seconds of sanding. I normally work it with hand planes and scrapers and only sand when absolutely necessary. It does hand plane beautifully. And you can use the shavings as a base for potpourri. Smells great.
