Figured Maple Slab
Nice photo of an impressive Maple slab sawn from a 48-inch-diameter log. April 30, 2009
Question
I thought you might like to see some wood I cut this spring
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Forum Responses
(Sawing and Drying Forum)
From contributor A:
You are right I like the looks of that. What you going to do with it?
From contributor B:
Nice wood! That'd make a heck of a tabletop.
From the original questioner:
That wood is already sold to a specialty furniture maker in Traverse City Michigan. It was cut from one of a set twin butt logs from the same stump - about a 48 inch diameter log. I still have the other one to cut up. It's curly to tiger all the way across the diameter. There are still a stack of slabs from the first log out back all stickered and covered up with rubber roof membrane on a skid.
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