600 Board Feet of Pecan Lumber! - by PGreene | LumberJocks.com ...
Tim Moore from Tim's Custom Saw in Wilson, NC came over with his portable saw mill and we spent the day cutting pecan. I got about 600 board feet of 4/4 lumber at 6a€ wide. I also had some 12a€ boards cut for door pannels. .... pecan can be an awesome wood a€“ especially on the lathe its hard as heck when dry but worth the trouble if any needs a homea€¦ ahem! I have a resource that routinely travels across the state. Great score and doubly so when it was a problem tree that ...

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"Hobbit Holes in MyWorld" --by RusticWoodArt #3: "Echo-Friendly ...
Riving the wood is faster then ripping with a power saw, can be done out of the boxed in atmosphere of the workshop, no need to have dust systems turned on, therefore no electricity is needed, no need for hearing protection and often produces much stronger ..... I would have liked to have seen the pedal powered wood lathe, and the bandsaw that Noah used, well that would have really been a feast for my eyes. Great hearing from youa€¦.and thank you for your imputa€¦. GODSPEED , ...

Dust, Fumes, and Respirators | The Wood Whisperer Woodworking ...
The dangers of wood dust and how respirators can protect us. ... I do the same test fit everytime I put it on to make sure I am sealed. I have this same respirator and have been using it for over 3 years. I can attest to the comfort, I often wear it for hours on end and it fits comfortably underneath a lathe face shield. ..... Get the Wood Whisperer Community widget and many other great free widgets at Widgetbox! Not seeing a widget? (More info) ...

What My Father Taught Me
As a 4 and 5 year old, I would often go downstairs to the wood shop and watch Dad as he worked so skillfully on the lathe or the band-saw... cutting chunks of wood and magically turning them into trains or trucks or puzzles, etc. ... to me that there was nothing wrong with being a gypsy cab driver-that no yellow cabs would go into those areas and that the car was the man's livelihood and we had no right to put him out of business just to save my neck or some money. ...