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What free wood did you find today?
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Congrats! Free wood is great, free burls are superior! Chuck
Thanks Chuck, yeah the boys always got my back
8-12/4 dry cherry and mesquite
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Outstanding! Congrats! Chuck
Pays to surf market place. Six slabs of royal paulownia were offered free . 8/4 & 10 to 16 " x 120" . It's green freshly sawn.
Wow. Nice catch.
Congrats! Rare to get free lumber! Chuck
From an estate clean out, cherry and oak been sitting in a basement for a few years. Agreed to make a piece from the wood as payment.
Wow. Nice haul.
What a beautiful sight! Congrats! Some really incredible pieces there! Chuck
Some very small but interesting pieces:
acer monspessulatum
pycarantha
punica granatum
acer monspessulatum
pycarantha
punica granatum
That Pycarantha looks gorgeous! Chuck
Maybe it's just because it is fresh... we'll see!
I've never seen milled Pomegranate or Firethorn wood before. Thanks for posting.
spelling? pyracantha
Jonesing that there be basements like that around here!
Oh, the pain of frustration when you find something you want, but it's too heavy! Skabetti (spaghetti) grain in some oak. It'll, hopefully, be mine at some point in the future!
This poses the question - Is it really free if you can't take it home?
This poses the question - Is it really free if you can't take it home?
Looks dynamic! Where did you see it that you could not take it home with you? Chuck
Up in southern KY. It was cut first of last year and I've been eyeing it since then. It was up on top of a grade cut that had shot rock put on the slope. This was the first time we've been up there since fall/winter started and somehow it made it to the bottom of the drainage ditch since the last time. It's a spot on the tree that 3 or 4 branches were and is about 3'x3'x3' roughly. I could barely move it, much less carry it up some shot rock out of the ditch. Next time I will try to roll it down the ditch to where it daylights and see if I could somehow lift it into the jeep. As it was, there were vehicles parked at the end of the ditch and my wife had the back of the jeep full of old stuff she had bought.
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