Ya think it's enough ?

[Sean Troy]

Maybe just a few more

[Bill Wyko]

What kind of wood is that? I think the stack on the left is a little shy.:D

[TYLER WOOD]

I told those photographers to get off my property!!! Looks like they didn't listen. Sorry for the lust you guys will have on my wood pile now!!!

[Brett Baldwin]

That sure is a load of pen blanks you have there.

[Brian Myers]

Somebody really needs to spend less time cuttin` and more time turnin`.:eek::D

[Jim Cook]

Tyler

Have you sealed all the ends to prevent cracking?

[Jon Lanier]

They cut all those tree's and not a leaf anywhere... how'd they do that :confused:

[Pat Salter]

They cut all those tree's and not a leaf anywhere... how'd they do that :confused:

they are geneticly enhanced so they don't grow leaves, make it easier/cleaner to harvest ;)

[John Terefenko]

OK Sean, I will bite. What is it and why do they do this??? Where is this to be found. Do you have the story behind it or a link to the story???

[Jim Becker]

Worse case....you can go into the paper business...

[TYLER WOOD]

Jim, that is sacrilage, and you shall be tortured by the turning gods for that. Your next piece will end up smaller than you originally planned due to some mishap!!! Or you will be unable to turn due to house construction!!!PAPER???? HUH!!!

[Sean Troy]

OK Sean, I will bite. What is it and why do they do this??? Where is this to be found. Do you have the story behind it or a link to the story???

I was just doing a search for wood and found the picture.

[Marc Martindale]

I work at a papermill and this is what our woodyard looks like, enough wood for 6 months I think.

[Nancy Laird]

That's what the sawmill in West Tennesse looks like!

Nancy (109 days)

[Sean Troy]

That's what the sawmill in West Tennesse looks like!

Nancy (109 days)

Tell me more about this Sawmill in West Tenn. That can't be to far from me. Sean

[Nancy Laird]

Sean, the sawmill is in Troy, Tennessee, kinda off the beaten path. If you're traveling I-40, you would go north on US51 through Covington, Ripley, Dyersburg, and Troy is about 18 miles or so south of the Kentucky line. It is Hanafee Brothers Sawmill Co., and the owner is Donald Hanafee; it's at the intersection of US51 and TN21. If you call or go by, please tell him that we sent you. There is another sawmill in the same town - Storey - but we have found that Don has better wood!

Lumber prices are waaaaaaaaaay down right now - we got 4/4 FAS red oak, some boards nearly 12" wide, for $1.00 a bd/ft. We also got 4/4 FAS maple, again some nearly 12" wide, for $2.10 a bd/ft. He has lots of it, and he'll break pallets for a pick-up load.

Nancy (109 days)

[Sean Troy]

Thank you for the info, Sean