I am a full time carpenter and a part time band sawmill operator. I have a maple sugar orchard that has quite a few 200 + year old trees, as they die off or the wind takes them down I process them into lumber. I have a good bit of tap hole maple some of it showing good curly figure. Also have some american Elm and a little cherry. The wood is all green sawed this spring and is well stickered and covered. I expect to be listing wood for sale here by the end of the summer maybe sooner if I can find time to build my solar kiln. Feel free to contact me if you are looking for something. I am located in NE Vermont.
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WELCOME! From Michigan. 
We like pics here, would love to see your mill and wood stash.
We like pics here, would love to see your mill and wood stash.
Welcome to the forum. I second the motion for pics. We love pics.
By the way, did anyone mention to you that we love pics here? Well, we do !
By the way, did anyone mention to you that we love pics here? Well, we do !
Dave - Welcome from New York!
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Welcome! Great looking wood!
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Wow this piece is just too cool, it has so much going on in it. I would never cut it, just wipe some oil finish on it and lean it on a wall to look at and touch.sprucegum said:
Welcome aboard! Really nice looking wood! Looking forward to seeing more as you thin your orchard! Chuck
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woodtickgreg said:Wow this piece is just too cool, it has so much going on in it. I would never cut it, just wipe some oil finish on it and lean it on a wall to look at and touch.sprucegum said:
I have been trying to think of something to do with it. Keeping it as is had crossed my mind but there are more where that came from can't hang them all on the wall.
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Joe Rebuild said:NICE. welcome from Florida
Do you ship that yummy syrup too?
I own the land but my son leases the trees from me and is the sugar maker. I get to help for free. He markets quite a bit in 20 gallon wholesale bulk containers and only keeps about 60-70 gallons for local retail sales. I think he is building a web site to help promote his sugaring operation and other Enterprises. I can ask if you are looking for some.
Hey, quit showing my wood
That wood I am waiting for you to dry!! Oh, and welcome. glad you found this site. some of us lurk here every day. (Some all day)
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That wood I am waiting for you to dry!! Oh, and welcome. glad you found this site. some of us lurk here every day. (Some all day)Robert
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rtriplett said:Hey, quit showing my wood
Robert
Don't worry I have you down for first pick. Thanks for the tip about this site seems like there are quite a few members here who are pretty serious wood workers.