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Woodworkers will most likely use these small red oak and honey locust slabs for signs, cribbage boards, wall art, charcuterie boards, and more. These slabs won’t last long with my woodworking customers once they are dry. Which woodworking projects would you use these slabs for? I chainsaw milled these two logs with my Granberg International G777 small log mill, Granberg ripping chain, and protected my lungs with the RZM3 from RZ Mask. Shop both websites and use my code to save money. Code- foxri
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Woodworkers will most likely use these small red oak and honey locust slabs for signs, cribbage boards, wall art, charcuterie boards, and more. These slabs won’t last long with my woodworking customers once they are dry. Which woodworking projects would you use these slabs for? I chainsaw milled these two logs with my Granberg International G777 small log mill, Granberg ripping chain, and protected my lungs with the RZM3 from RZ Mask. Shop both websites and use my code to save money. Code- foxri
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Cutting some Honey Locust and Black Walnut charcuterie board blanks with my Stihl MS 661 and Granberg International G777 small log mill. Honey Locust or Black Walnut?! Which do you like more?? Leave a comment and let me know. #granberg #granberginternational #chainsawmill #alaskanmill #blackwalnut #honeylocust | Fox Ridge Slabs
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Cutting some Honey Locust and Black Walnut charcuterie board blanks with my Stihl MS 661 and Granberg International G777 small log mill. Honey Locust or Black Walnut?! Which do you like more?? Leave a comment and let me know. #granberg #granberginternational #chainsawmill #alaskanmill #blackwalnut #honeylocust | Fox Ridge Slabs
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Honey locust (Gleditsia triacanthos), also known as thorny locust or thorny honeylocust, is deciduous tree in family Fabaceae, native to North America where it is mostly found in river valleys.
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Time lapse of the very first bookmatched cuts on these rough Honey Locust slabs. They are almost nine feet long and three inches thick, and we are slicing them carefully so we can keep every bit of that massive thickness. Honey Locust is one of the best woods you can use for outdoor furniture because it is naturally rot resistant, incredibly dense and built to handle the elements for years. The wild part is they actually smell sweet when you cut into them, almost like honey, which fits the name
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Good day! Milled up this massive Honey Locust lot today. The log was 11’ long and 40” wide. The slabs were cut at 2.75 inches thick. Once dried they will make amazing bar and table tops. Come visit my store for all your affordable wood project needs. Open: Saturdays 10:30am-1:30pm or by appointment Located: 43 east street Hadley ma #westernma #boston #massachusetts #liveedgewood #northamptonma #umass #design #amherstma #renovation #woodworking | Hadley Mill Works
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