(04-14-2018, 09:59 PM)MSRiverdog Wrote: I have moved from Southington, Ct unfortunately I had to leave more there than I wanted to. Person I lived with wants it out, a lot of hard maple slabs, a lot of it can be made into really nice slab tables right now, the rest can be milled into highly figured lumber, I cut the trees down 6/7 years ago, all air dried. There's a bunch of other wood there an a few clamps and other stuff. Dang good score, it's free. Message me if you're interested. She wants it out. I have a couple pics of some big wall hangings I did out. Of some of it, find them on FB or I can link them to you.

(04-14-2018, 09:59 PM)MSRiverdog Wrote: I have moved from Southington, Ct unfortunately I had to leave more there than I wanted to. Person I lived with wants it out, a lot of hard maple slabs, a lot of it can be made into really nice slab tables right now, the rest can be milled into highly figured lumber, I cut the trees down 6/7 years ago, all air dried. There's a bunch of other wood there an a few clamps and other stuff. Dang good score, it's free. Message me if you're interested. She wants it out. I have a couple pics of some big wall hangings I did out. Of some of it, find them on FB or I can link them to you.

(04-15-2018, 06:30 PM)MSRiverdog Wrote: The stack of Maple is about 8/9 feet wide and 3/4 feet high, I went through it last year and cut and sorted it for flatness and usability, thickness is 4/4 to 10/4. most was cut to about 4/5 feet long, there are at least 10/15 pieces that would make slab tables to die for, most is up to about 24 inches wide. This is the deal of the century if you like maple slab tables.