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http://www.uscomposites.com/epoxy.html#epoxhard I just use the Kleer Koat Tabletop Epoxy. Works excellent and isn't to to much.

My older brother had a tree fall in his yard this past weekend, and took out the pool and fence. I told him to save the tree and ill come over and mill it into slabs. My only issue is I'm not positive on what kind of tree it is. My guess, was a maple tree. Base is about 2ft wide.

Oh yea I have sealed the ends shortly after I slabbed them up.

Any chance anyone could tell me how much these slabs are worth?? About 18in wide, 8.5ft long and 2.5in thick. And also 18in wide, 8.5ft long, and 4in thick. Red Oak

Time to mill another Red Oak. This time the tree is freshly cut and hasn't sat for a while. Cant wait to see how it looks.

Need some info on stickering. I used some 2x4 I cut into strips, and also used some AZEK cut into strips. Will this be okay?

First log stacked and stickered. 2nd log I wasn't so lucky with. I cut the end off and stuck my wedge into the crack and the log split right down the middle.

Finally got to milling. For sitting outside for 2 years, they came out pretty good.

I was thinking the same thing. I just needed to hear it from someone else so I knew it would be the right route to go. haha, Thank you.

So, I had the oaks dropped off at my place yesterday. Considering its going to be my first time milling, I need some advice. I cut the ends off the logs and it looks to me that I might have some issues. They have been sitting for 2 years, so normal rot has started. One log looks like it has a...

Went and took a look at a few Red Oaks. Been sitting a while so hard to tell what the insides will look like. Hoping for the best. Cant wait to start cutting these. 12ft long by 23in wide.

First saw was a Stihl MS 250 with an 18" B/C, and just recently picked up a Stihl MS 441 C-M with a 25" and a 32" B/C. Also grabbed a custom made Alaskan mill with it.