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Catskill Timber & Stone
Listing #109 Listed on: 03/22

My buisness of 25yrs is based around a
skidsteer,an old hydualic log picker,a 3200psi pressure washer,a portable sawmill,a small kiln and a 25 planer.
Things branch out from there.Furniture and other arts & crafts are what the
not so perfect logs get turned into. The furniture I build most of the time has natural edges but without bark.Legs are usually branch crotches.Joinery is pegged mortise & tenon and rustic.Every project that leaves my shop is built from native hardwood, original and never 2 peices the same.Good to clear Red $ White Oak logs are mostly Q sawn,Maple,
Cherry,Walnut,Elm,Pignut & Shagbark Hickory and sometimes Oak are flat sawn
into lumber of many different demensions.Another direction I go in is small post & beam barn & shed kits.
These are usually native White Pine. A big part of my sawing is on site,heck,it wouldn't be the first time backing into someones yard and proceed to mill a downed tree right next to a busy street.Please give my web site the once over,it's a good way to see what Catskill Timber & stone is all about,Thank you

Yard sign

Sawing a downed Pine on site

Sawmill and 2 story Post & beam Shed

Taming a 30" Pine log a little

A pile of future projects

Project tring to do me in.

Me thinking about a project

Moving slabs to shop

Stacking Slabs For drying and debarking

Red Oak Bench & Table

Building my own house

More stock for future

Red Oak corner Bench

Company Name: Catskill Timber & Stone

Contact Name: Frank Wathley

Location: Catskill, NY 12414

Year Founded: 1986

Sq. Footage: 0

Employees: 1

Gross Sales: N/A

Website: www.waterstoneandwood.com

Product Specialties:

Hardwood Lumber
Milled Lumber / Lumber for construction
Softwood Lumber

Service Specialties:

Sawmill Equipment:

Sawmills: Portable - 1996 LTG24Woodmizer
Planers - 25" Wood master
Log Turners - 12V wiinch,self installed

Viewer Comments:

Posted By: Edward Peters [04/06]
Frank , I am looking at the web today and came across your business on Woodweb's Sawmill Gallery. The things you are doing are very interestings, I lived in Ulster county for many years but am now in Queens in NYC, I have a new wife and life down gere but am still hoping to get back upstate.My wife likes the city ,and I have a job here,though working in a warehouse at JFK airport at times doesn't appeal I would like to see your operation someday. I built a cedar log Gazeebo for someone in Saugerties and the result was good, I like this work and want to get into it again. Ed Peters

Posted By: Alexander Kaspar [07/28]
Love sawing but have little time. Have new LT 40 HD 51 with extras and am looking for someone to saw my endless collection of logs in Putnam Valley, NY.

Posted By: John Hall [11/15]
From Yorkshire, England,
I wish you the best. I'am too old now to copy you !
John

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