Several years later: this wood has gone to great use. ~5% was lost to mold as there were lessons to be learned about drying the wood. The rest has been put to use in various home projects including a hearth for the fireplace and a doll crib for my daughter. Nice to have so much wood on hand to lend toward the day's woodworking muse.
Yeah Lucas is pretty cool. The original swingblade which the Lucas originated from is even better - in my opinion. It's the Peterson range, they're on here too. I know a guy who runs one cutting up native timber for a living and he makes some beautiful furniture.
This is the coolest video! My brother milled the fir trees in his backyard for siding and my dad milled a cedar tree that washed up at Long Beach for a deck. All I have are skinny pine trees at my house! Thanks for sharing!
Several years later: this wood has gone to great use. ~5% was lost to mold as there were lessons to be learned about drying the wood. The rest has been put to use in various home projects including a hearth for the fireplace and a doll crib for my daughter. Nice to have so much wood on hand to lend toward the day's woodworking muse.
skookum42 3 months ago
Great video!
Is that green wood? Are you going to dry it somehow?
Thanks!
WIWinterman 4 years ago
The wood was stacked with spacers in a garage. It is pretty dry now... All in all a success.
Now I get to decide what to do with it...
skookum42 4 years ago
yeah dude! Lucas mills are cool as hell. Ive been running Mighty Mites and Woodmizers for years and I cant wait to get my own Lucas
treeclimberdave 4 years ago
Yeah Lucas is pretty cool. The original swingblade which the Lucas originated from is even better - in my opinion. It's the Peterson range, they're on here too. I know a guy who runs one cutting up native timber for a living and he makes some beautiful furniture.
dylloh 4 years ago
This is the coolest video! My brother milled the fir trees in his backyard for siding and my dad milled a cedar tree that washed up at Long Beach for a deck. All I have are skinny pine trees at my house! Thanks for sharing!
MarciKayO 5 years ago
great vid
cassowaryind 5 years ago