Thread: Best place to cut up a log? (in adelaide)

I know some guys at Mt Torrens with a Lucas mill. They did a big redgum tree for me some years ago. I could give you their number if you msg me.

Originally Posted by Burner

I know some guys at Mt Torrens with a Lucas mill. They did a big redgum tree for me some years ago. I could give you their number if you msg me.

Hi.

Thanks for your offer, but I found a guy in the barossa who will cut it up. He'll pick it up when he's in the area, and should cost $50. I'm happy with that.

Good Columnmn

You might like to show us some pix of the log or the finished product or preferably both.

Regards
Paul

I can take some photos and put them up, but I didn't think anybody would be interested in a log of wood. Far more interesting when it's cut and polished up.

To keep you going, here's my latest project. I'm building a corner desk for work. Out of a 3m long stringy bark slab. I've used resin in between the slabs, and filling up the rotting centre. Even left a few bug in the resin, looks awesome.

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Originally Posted by columnmn

I can take some photos and put them up, but I didn't think anybody would be interested in a log of wood. Far more interesting when it's cut and polished up.

To keep you going, here's my latest project. I'm building a corner desk for work. Out of a 3m long stringy bark slab. I've used resin in between the slabs, and filling up the rotting centre. Even left a few bug in the resin, looks awesome.

You may be surprised what interests us. A before and after sometimes shows what can be achieved with something that at first glance would have been considered for firewood. The resin technique has potential. My son uses this for his didgeridoos as the surface has to be perfect and free of holes to work sound wise.

Regards
Paul