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Many oak trees were cut down on my parent’s farm as part of a forestry management program. I contracted with a local sawyer, Amaral Mills<\/a> (great to work with!) , to quartersaw these trees into usable boards. We had most of this milled into 4\/4 boards (about 1″ thick), with some 8\/4 boards (2″ thick) and some 16\/4 (4″x4″) posts. The lumber filled two hoop houses, which are used as drying sheds (only one is pictured above). See the hoop house project<\/a> for more on constructing the drying sheds.<\/p>\n\n\n\n

If you need quartersawn white oak for a project, let me know!<\/strong> I am selling it for a reasonable price and you can come and pick out specific pieces if you’d like. <\/p>\n\n\n\n

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