Our very (cubed) kind neighbor tracked down a guy with a portable mill to cut up the trunks of the venerable white pine (over a century old) that have been on the ground for over a year. It’s time to make sure that the wood is not-firewood.

For some reason rooted his hazy memories, I expected it to be a variation on a chain saw mill. Instead, the cutting is done by a bandsaw, with hydraulics to maneuver the logs.

We will keep several slabs, and give them another year or so to dry out, then make them into tables (or something).

This entry was posted in technology on Monday, 29 June 2015 at 10:22 pm.
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