What are you building with your milled wood?

[stretch5881]

Wife wanted a new manger. Building something miniature is a SOB. I still have my fingers and didn't nail them either. It's rough looking, but that's what she wanted.

 

[mainer_in_ak]

Stretch,
Always build mangers n dog houses slightly larger than normal. That way there, if u ever get kicked outta the house fer buying too many saws.........

 

[stretch5881]

Stretch,
Always build mangers n dog houses slightly larger than normal. That way there, if u ever get kicked outta the house fer buying too many saws.........

She has no idea how many saws I have.

 

[Hilltopper46]

A pair of red cedar benches that I made for a walking path on our church's property. They're built from "2x4 Bench Plans" I found on the internet.

 

[JIMG]

Here is where this project starts......
Free sugar maple yard tree stump meets homemade alaska mill.....

 

[JIMG]

A year or so later my first attempt at an epoxy table.....

 

[Lnk]

Built a stand for the TV out of cedar I Alaskan milled. Wife is happy. I could have done better.

 

[sledneck22]

Fitted my first truss for my “grillzebo” today. Designed the plans in inventor/cad and printed 1:1 templates to face cut and notch the trusses. Worked perfect.

I’ll update as I get closer to finish. Speaking of finish, I haven’t decided what I want to seal/stain.

 

[Rich Fife]

I built a bookshelf and today I'm building another one half the size of the first one.

 

[sledneck22]

Grillzebo is closer. Need to do the patio floor next and then some bar tables between the spans.

 

[Rich Fife]

Picked up a Sears Craftsman Commercial 12" Radial Saw for $20. It's not the nicest looking saw, but... it works great! I had to machine an adapter to go from a 5/8" to 1"... had some extra boards kicking around... so we tossed on a makeshift base table... tomorrow we will build a larger table off from it... sand, paint, and detail it.

 

[Rich Fife]

The ol' lady said she needed another bookshelf for all of her books... I said, "where are all of your books?" Her response... I now have space to add to the collection... lmfao

I'm going to use that line for saw parts!!!

 

[Serioussam]

Live edge floating shelf to go with my stairs

 

[MustangMike]

Building a 3' X 6' Red Oak outdoor picnic table for my older daughter, using my trailer as a workbench.

This milled wood was stored outside for too long. All of the sapwood had to be removed, and other sections needed repair (including a woodpecker hole), but most of the heartwood is still very solid.

Was tough to make progress with all the rain we have been having, today was the first dry day in a long time.

Now I just need to let the PL Premium dry, stain it, and transport it to her house in NH!

 

[Seachaser]

Building a 3' X 6' Red Oak outdoor picnic table for my older daughter, using my trailer as a workbench.

This milled wood was stored outside for too long. All of the sapwood had to be removed, and other sections needed repair (including a woodpecker hole), but most of the heartwood is still very solid.

Was tough to make progress with all the rain we have been having, today was the first dry day in a long time.

Now I just need to let the PL Premium dry, stain it, and transport it to her house in NH!

Trailers make great outside work benches. Looks great.

 

[Moparmyway]

Building a 3' X 6' Red Oak outdoor picnic table for my older daughter, using my trailer as a workbench.

This milled wood was stored outside for too long. All of the sapwood had to be removed, and other sections needed repair (including a woodpecker hole), but most of the heartwood is still very solid.

Was tough to make progress with all the rain we have been having, today was the first dry day in a long time.

Now I just need to let the PL Premium dry, stain it, and transport it to her house in NH!

No milled white oak laying around ??

I know a guy that has some ………

 

[MustangMike]

Chestnut Oak is my favorite, but I had this stuff and it had to be used or go bad, and Red Oak holds up better than most woods.

 

[davidwyby]

I need to mill up some Euc to replace some broken apitong boards on our flatbed.

 

[Wilhelm]

Not milled, rather carved.



And thankfully I was out of fuel (or at least I said I was!) and this is the rough-in.

 

[Eduardo K]

Not milled, rather carved.

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And thankfully I was out of fuel (or at least I said I was!) and this is the rough-in.
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Looks great. I always wanted to give chainsaw carving a try.