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Old 03-30-2020, 05:44 PM
Otterhound Otterhound is offline
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Default It all starts with a tree

I either fell one or find one already felled . In this case it was a Norway Spruce . I had hoped to have some top wood from a tree 1/2 block away , but there were pitch pockets and clear wood was scarce . What can I do with this ? Ah yes , solid bodies . Bookmatched quartersawn solid bodies . And so it began .
Since the felled tree had already been cut into a few sections , I was able to saw some wedges and dry them . Eventually , I had a number of billets to resaw into bookmatched pairs .


And a few that had not yet been resawn . You know , I don't recall why I didn't resaw them , but is doesn't matter now .

It's not the simplest way to have build wood , but I actually enjoy this .
Currently gluing up paired billets .
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Old 04-01-2020, 07:44 AM
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Look like some nice chunks of wood there.
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