Bought a Large Pecan Live Edge Slab
#11
Monster piece, going to make a large dining table with a metal base.

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#12
You weren't kidding when you said monster piece. Oh and I think that warrants a you suck.LOL
Mel
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#13
I think you will need at least two people to move it around your shop.

Better have a big shop, too.

Be sure to show us the final table.
...Naval Aviators, that had balz made of brass and the size of bowling balls, getting shot off the deck at night, in heavy seas, hoping that when they leave the deck that the ship is pointed towards the sky and not the water.

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#14
If you have any pieces left I can turn with I would love to have some.

Are you going to post your making it here?

Arlin
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#15
Yeah I'll post it, it's going to be an adventure. I'm also making four desks with these live oak slabs.



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#16
What sawmill is that?
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#17
Swift River Pecans near San Marcos.

http://www.swiftriverpecans.com/
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#18
Have fun planing that down.

Have even more fun lifting it.
Steve S.
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#19
Gonna cost ya 30 grand for a wide belt sander to use for that slab.

But ya have to first add on to the shop.

Steve

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#20
Nice.
I like the desk slab concept better.
Are you going to do curved lowers?
Woodwork... It's what I do for a living.
(well, such as it may be, It's my job)
((cept my boss is a @#!*&))
I think I'm gonna fire myself for that
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