Aug 18, 2023
Milling my first live oak slab with the router sled I made. These slabs came from two trees I harvested that my dad and I planted in 1961.
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Milling my first live oak slab with the router sled I made. These slabs came from two trees I harvested that my dad and I planted in 1961.
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Slabbing some live oak yesterday to make our dinning table
Slabs are stacked with stickers and tie down straps to help keep the planks from warping. I put a piece of galvanized roofing on top to keep most of the rain off. I will leave them here for a year or so then bring them inside to finish drying.
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Moving right along. This plank is 2 1/4 inches thick and 16 inches wide and 8 feet long (live oak).
First tree is slabbed out. I have enough here to do the table top and tops to the bench seats.
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