Hi all,
First time poster here so be gentle :D
I grew up on a farm just outside of Goulburn, NSW. We ran sheep for wool for a long time there, but we had a paddock called "the wood paddock" called so because my childhood weekends were spent loading ute after ute of cut up trees and arranging them in nice rows all through this paddock for drying (firewood). Fast forward 20 years and I've been bitten by the woodworking bug. It also happened to coincide with my old man suffering a stroke and possibly requiring to give up the farm.
Before any decisions are made about the farm I was thinking it might be a nice idea to fell some trees and get some slabs from them to make some tables / row seats for my folks in case they have to sell. But this area doesn't seem to be big on small scale milling, and aside from going out and purchasing a new chainsaw and Alaskan mill, i'm not sure how to go about it.
Any suggestions as to how I might make this happen?
I appreciate any leads or suggestions :)
Joe
First time poster here so be gentle :D
I grew up on a farm just outside of Goulburn, NSW. We ran sheep for wool for a long time there, but we had a paddock called "the wood paddock" called so because my childhood weekends were spent loading ute after ute of cut up trees and arranging them in nice rows all through this paddock for drying (firewood). Fast forward 20 years and I've been bitten by the woodworking bug. It also happened to coincide with my old man suffering a stroke and possibly requiring to give up the farm.
Before any decisions are made about the farm I was thinking it might be a nice idea to fell some trees and get some slabs from them to make some tables / row seats for my folks in case they have to sell. But this area doesn't seem to be big on small scale milling, and aside from going out and purchasing a new chainsaw and Alaskan mill, i'm not sure how to go about it.
Any suggestions as to how I might make this happen?
I appreciate any leads or suggestions :)
Joe
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