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Preparing lumber for boxmaking Using a small wood-mizer bandsaw mill allows me to use locally salvaged hardwoods.  Most of the wood that I get to work with, comes from storm damaged trees, tree care services, or trees being removed from local properties that would end up as firewood or at the landfill. 1 - 12 of 12 Total. 3422 Visits.
1 Cutting a massive Red Oak This Red Oak tree from State College was more than 200 years old when it was taken down due to insect damage. 2 3 4 My dad and I working on removing this Red Oak Lucky for us it was down hill to the road. 5 TJ and a friend helping out on the mill Cutting boards from a few Sycamore logs. 6 Sugar Maple Cutting pieces from a Sugar Maple with some very interesting grain. 7 CIMG0999 8 CIMG1006 9 Cutting Maple Erica and Takara taking a break after helping to load some maple being cut on the bandsaw mill.  Lumber will be taken to the kiln for drying the same day. 10 Erica and Takara They love to pose for pictures. 11 Silver Maple    60" diameter Silver Maple logs salvaged from the landfill in Bellefonte after being taken down on Linn Street, due to severe insect damage. 12 More Silver Maple
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