One of my coworkers has a very large aromatic red cedar log I have expressed interest in for the purpose of resawing it. The bottom looks to be a little bit over 2' in diameter and is 16-20' of mostly straight trunk. What sizes of slabs should I resaw this down into? I have no immediate use for it so it is likely to sit for a few years but don't want to pass up on the opportunity.
red cedar log resawing question
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I would find a wood forum for that question. Ive come across a few but dont remember offhand.
That sounds like a nice sized cedar.
Or call the closest sawmill.
I have 2 close friends who own Wood Mizers and I have no clue what they rough cut at.
That sounds like a nice sized cedar.
Or call the closest sawmill.
I have 2 close friends who own Wood Mizers and I have no clue what they rough cut at.
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