OG Woods/Logging

[Old Growth]

I figured I’d start a thread in here and share my passion. I run a few mills and cut timber of all kinds. I also collect anything timber/logging related, so expect to see some old rusty stuff to!

[Old Growth]

Old growth fir logs. Then we slabbed them. Then we build the steel legs. Resulting in a beautiful table over 4 feet wide and 8 feet long.

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[Old Growth]

I’ll have to work on my photo posting skills. Those were supposed to be displayed in the reverse order, log-table. Any mods, bored? Feel free to correct if you like. Thanks!

[Old Growth]

Beautifully figured western ren cedar

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[PMB]

Beautiful material and work! Love it.

I've found much better results from using a 3rd party image host. I use imgur. I do my cropping, resizing and orientation on my computer, and upload to imgur.com. To make sure that I don't get them out of order, I upload at the same time I am writing the post, and insert right after uploading.

[Old Growth]

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Very nice Deodar cedar. It’s a Himalayan Cedar that get very nice coloring. .

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[old11bravo]

Beautiful material and work! Love it.

I've found much better results from using a 3rd party image host. I use imgur. I do my cropping, resizing and orientation on my computer, and upload to imgur.com. To make sure that I don't get them out of order, I upload at the same time I am writing the post, and insert right after uploading.

+1 to the image advice.

+1000 to the beautiful wood work and spectacular wood specimens!

[jukk0u]

can see the high gloss finish on the oddly shaped table but what kind of finish did you use for the dining room table?

Like the picnic style legs.

[Arisaka]

Your wood has immense girth

[Selador]

Old growth fir logs. Then we slabbed them. Then we build the steel legs. Resulting in a beautiful table over 4 feet wide and 8 feet long.

I love it!

Not a mod, so I'll have to do this in a reply.

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[Traut]

Damn you guys got some of the purtiest, longest, thickest wood around

[Pablo]

Got wood looking at wood.

[Old Growth]

can see the high gloss finish on the oddly shaped table but what kind of finish did you use for the dining room table?

Like the picnic style legs.

The dining room table is just linseed oil. A nice coating of carnuba or other furniture wax is always a good idea to.

[Old Growth]

Thanks for the kind words fellas.

[Old Growth]

A few pics.
056 MagII
An old abandoned sawmill buried in the brush.
Some old growth fir.
Clear curved cedar slabs.

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