First Time Milling Sycamore-In Atlanta

[@brettbrown9814]

Nice milling and beautiful wood. Looking forward to seeing how you use it. I also enjoyed seeing how the contents of your shop seems to have grown over the years. Good man!

[@urbanlumberjack]

Thank you! It’s been a fun ride. Thanks for checking in I always love hearing from you.

[@nevadahughes7962]

I was staring at that squirrel hide for so long before I realized what it was lol

[@Brian2bears]

An URBANLUMBERJACK in Georgia...interesting job, and beautiful wood...

[@urbanlumberjack]

Thank you! Some cracking on the slabs while drying I’m hoping it yields some good lumber

[@MediumRare2425]

Nice!

[@ethicalaxe]

All the interlocking grain woods I've worked and dried don't like drying much it seems. Although american sweetgum isn't as bad as they say! Black tupelo is tough.

[@urbanlumberjack]

There’s some cracking on the slabs. Hoping they can dry and become more stable but we will see

[@Cutting-with-Paul]

I would not hammer down on the wedge, just small tap , if to deep it will banana the wood

[@urbanlumberjack]

That’s good advice

[@tightropehikes]

Haven’t commented in a while, figured I would.
Anyhow, I have a video request.
If you have a .22 or a shotgun or any wooden stock rifle, you should do a video refinishing the stock.
I bet a lot of people would search for it. I was looking it up earlier and I bet you’d have a pretty good outcome with your thoughts on how to stain and seal up great looking wood!
Take care amigo. Glad to see you still posting. Great content. Watched tons of videos when I was dusting off my axe collection

[@urbanlumberjack]

Great to hear from you! That’s a great idea, I’ll look into making it happen. Appreciate it!

[@tightropehikes]

@@urbanlumberjack I’ve got an old axe head I’ll send you sometime if you wanna hang it.

[@ethicalaxe]

Where you guys talking about medulary rays at the end?

[@urbanlumberjack]

I can’t recall exactly