Today was a "Holly"wood day

[Donny Lawson]

Bringing home wood on a daily basis is normal for me but I found some nice Holly today and I have been working on cutting it up this evening. This is just one small piece that was 6" thick x 13" around. I hope to jump on cutting more tomorrow night. So far there is alot of nice blanks comming from it. This part has been sealed and ready for the drying process.

[Ted Calver]

Nice haul...and a good time of year to get holly. I don't think blue stain is a aggressive when it's cold, so maybe it will stay creamy longer.

[David DeCristoforo]

Holly cow... that's a lot of clean looking wood!

[Peter Blair]

Wow! It's really hard to find Holly here on the coast. Lovely to turn. Great haul!!!

[Robert Henrickson]

I had one of those holly days a couple years ago. Didn't seal it but had no cracking or discoloration. Cutting produced a trashcan full of sawdust, and one dead bandsaw blade.

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[Steve Busey]

Great haul, Donny! My bro-in-law near Blue Ridge brings me an occasional chunk of holly from his property when he's gathering firewood, but rarely more than 3" diameter/candlestick stock. Your bigger stock opens up a lot more possibilities. Congrats!

[charlie knighton]

great haul Donny, i really do not know what a holly tree looks like, mostly oak, maple, cherry ,and lots of pine around here

[Roger Chandler]

Pretty nice stash of holly!

[Harry Robinette]

Donny
That makes me want to move to GA here I'm lucky to find a small bush, that some call trees.

[Donny Lawson]

Well, I did get back into the brush pile where the Holly was today and pulled out more pieces. Looks like I will be cutting up wood for a while. I have a ton of Walnut,Cherry,Holly,and some nice Dogwood. My yard looks like a lumber mill with logs all over.