I returned to Justin's house in Middletown on Sunday to finish up the remains of the maple tree that had been in his front yard. There were 3 logs that we hadn't been able to get to on my first visit.
The lumber we had created the last time I was here was neatly sticker-stacked at the end of the driveway, with the top covered by a blue top, but with the sides open to allow for air-flow. A nice job of green lumber stacking.
The slabs and scraps from the milling had been piled at the edge of the lawn near the road. Justin told me they disappeared into neighbors wood piles within a day or two.
The smaller logs on the menu for this day gave us a lot less trouble than the monsters we had tackled before. In two hours we had a fresh stack of boards and a new pile of slabs and scraps.
Once again, I forgot to take pictures. I need to work on that.
We are a portable sawmill service based in Coventry Connecticut serving the entire state, and this is our web log (blog). Here we post notes and pictures about some of our milling jobs, and other significant events in the life of our sawmill and business.
Intro
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Hi! My name is Peter Nyberg and I am the sawyer for CT Logs To Lumber, LLC. I'm also the driver, the mechanic, chief cook and bottle washer. Please feel free to take a look around and see what we've been up to. You can also visit us on the web at http://ctlogs2lumber.com. Or email us at peter@ctlogs2lumber.com Or click here to see a map of places I've taken the sawmill. |
