Hi,
I recently bought a loose pile of lumber that includes 12-14 cherry and black walnut slabs of varying lengths. They range from 1 1/2i to 2i thick and 12 to 14i across. I would like to find someone who can re-saw these so I can create matching panels. Eventually I hope to buy a bandsaw big enough to work with these, but right now that's a ways off and I need to be confident I can handle these pieces comfortably.
I intend to mount them to a backing board with either dowels or cross-rails, then flatten the top, then have them re-sawn.
Thanks,
Floyd Hall
Pilot Mountain
I recently bought a loose pile of lumber that includes 12-14 cherry and black walnut slabs of varying lengths. They range from 1 1/2i to 2i thick and 12 to 14i across. I would like to find someone who can re-saw these so I can create matching panels. Eventually I hope to buy a bandsaw big enough to work with these, but right now that's a ways off and I need to be confident I can handle these pieces comfortably.
I intend to mount them to a backing board with either dowels or cross-rails, then flatten the top, then have them re-sawn.
Thanks,
Floyd Hall
Pilot Mountain
But I'm thinking about matching panels for cabinet doors and/or small items I can make and sell on Etsy. My daughter, for instance, has asked for a fancy decorative tray, which will be my first project. I like contrasts in grain and color. These are black walnut, so I was thinking about making two-tone panels with a nice piece of maple I have that's been sitting here for awhile.
