A lot of cedar.

[Matt Wolboldt]

I don't know if this counts as a gloat, as I've only turned cedar once before, but I was able to score a lot of it now. 177208

[Bill Hensley]

Yep, it's a blatant gloat. You suck. Enjoy!

Love the smell when turning it.

[Fred Perreault]

Nice looking material. I am not sure who cut it to length, but around here very often when a tree is taken down professionally, it is cut to "firewood length" (Ugh!). If I become aware of the tree's demise beforehand, I get it in log lengths. Some times, my contractor friends even drop the logs off in my yard. I love to turn cedar

[David E Keller]

It's pretty stuff and readily available around here... Not my favorite turning wood, but it's pretty and the smell is fantastic. Congrats.

[David Hullum]

Ya I have a boat load of it too. My parents live in Bastrop, TX Mesquite and Cedar are very plentiful. Have fun it will make your shop smell like hamster cages. :D

[Christopher K. Hartley]

Matt, are you serious...you don't know if this counts as a gloat. Yes it is a huge gloat. Congrats, I love turning Cedar.:)

[Baxter Smith]

I have turned northern white and atlantic white but never the red. Lucky you!

[Steve Schlumpf]

Wow! Congrats on all that Cedar! Looking forward to seeing what you turn out of it!

[gary Zimmel]

Real nice score Matt.

[James Combs]

Nice haul, just don't be too upset with the cracking/checking because it is gonna do it no matter what.

[bob svoboda]

Nice load of cedar. Will look forward the the turnings!

[Bernie Weishapl]

Congrats on a nice haul. I love turning cedar. Makes the shop smell so good. Also one hint when you turn it be careful when sanding that you don't apply to much pressure to cause heat. You can be assured cracks will appear with it much more so that other woods.