Native timbers
Live edge timbers
native timbers with either a straight edge and
a bark edge for shelves and river tables or
with two live edges for tables
Spalted Beech
Spalted timber is wood that has been stored for up to ten years before
milling, this leads to it having irregular patterns of different colours
caused by different varieties of fungas growing through the log,
there can be black lines which can occur at the junction of two species of fungus
softer and lighter than normal wood, can be a challenge to work but
applying Chestnut Cellulose sanding sealer will help.
some 50mm thick boards ready to go and a load that we just milled in 25mm 50mm and 75mm should be dry soon,
Elm and Elm Burrs
Burring is a swirling grain which grows ovwer the years from a single point such as an insect hole, it is attractive
and usually comes with a big rough lump on the outside of the tree.
this big elm burr is about 700mm long abd 100mm thick, nice and dry, £40
