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Definitely not cottonwood . And from what I’ve read and was told Tulip Poplar is actually liriodendron not really a poplar tree . Like GrizG said its milling properties are not usual . It cuts slower than white or red oak . Seems to bog the saw at times but it looks nice so far...

Was a good time . I only milled two this morning and my back is a little twisted . Took one video no pictures

Desperate for work ? Not a chance but I guess we still do business the old fashion way .

I didn’t do it to the customer he did this to himself . Winched a car out of the mud on the parkway after being called by the county police . Owner wasn’t there his wife picked him up but was at the shop when I got the car back to the shop . I dropped the car and gave him the bill he refused...

Have no idea where you get that from . I’ve negotiated with my DR about my deductible. I just had a plumber do a job for me and he negotiated a price . Everyone you posted there will negotiate. Crap I even negotiate at Home Depot . Got a $400 sink base for 325 .

Got the motor in today Had the forethought to install the oil pressure line before I dropped it in Also installed the new power steering lines beforehand too

Not sure he’s been good up until this load of wood

I don’t think I’ll take the wood .

I haven’t given him the ok to drop it off . If he delivers he sends pictures for me to say yes or no . If it’s elm I’ll pass

Tree guy has a load of this and asked if I wanted it . I don’t recognize it at all .

I really have no idea this is the first one I’ve come across.

Started milling the tulip . So far I’m liking the wood made three cuts need to sharpen the chain. Think I need to buy another so I can switch them out during the milling

Have to say the apple trees dulled the chains faster than usual . Was hard as a rock almost like cutting black locust

Got two apple and a pear tree today . All were standing dead till the last high winds . Not the easiest of places but I was able to get the truck close Don’t know how but this one survived

I’m glad the soil around here is is sandy with pea gravel . There is a quarry down the road and the whole side of the mountain is sand

Been there a couple of time . Don’t eat out much but when we do ,locally it’s Aroma Tyme . High priced but good food and we’re friends of the owner

They don’t let me out much . Think it was pre Covid when I went there for the first and only time . Not that it’s bad but Mexican isn’t my thing .

Big pieces should get some decent boards

Not a clue . 🤔 :laugh:

No more hole