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Beloved, but now unsafe, this venerable old tree had to come down. Its uses are limited yet we can work with the wood to make something beautiful.

  • Beloved, but now unsafe, this venerable old tree had to come down. Its uses are limited yet we can work with the wood to make something beautiful.
  • We use an Alaskin Sawmill and Woodmizer band mill to saw the logs.
  • Milling up the first ash slab from this monster log which has become kitchen counters, dining tables, coffee tables and a few other lovely items!
  • Moving the newly sawn slabs to the kiln.
  • The Solar Kiln. Wood takes approximately 3 months to dry, warming slowly each day from heat generated through the panels.
  • Slabs drying in the kiln.
  • Planing work on a slab.
  • In our workshop.
  • Of Maine Wood slab transformed into a beautiful countertop. Bar Harbor, Maine.
  • The MAINE Bench, in walnut.
  • Testing the balance and strength of the Maine Bench, acrobats from the Red Trouser Show tried them out while in town. redtrousershow.com
  • The Maine Bench is balanced enough to hold 2!
  • Strength and balance - put to the ultimate test.
  • Personal boards in birch. All boards pictured made from a single tree.
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