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6`6" long 38" at the small end....a little much for my LT 15...
I have 2 more coming this size or bigger plus some smaller stuff that will actually fit on my mill.select/unselect all:             
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That does look like some "highly valuable black walnut". If I had it I would Mill it into 4 x 8 braces or slab it for table tops if it's a butt log with root feet.  Be ready to find nails in that butt log though.

Thanks

I wonder if the black powder trick could split that in to 4 sections for the LT-15. I own the lt-10 and always curious if it's really as easy as the YouTube videos show.  Following this thread.

I`m not sure about black powder but I`m sure Dennis and his Peterson mill can knock it down to size, I have to get them all gathered in one spot first....there will be pics

Why not chainsaw slab it for tables?

Quote from: Brad_bb on January 25, 2017, 06:37:25 PM
Why not chainsaw slab it for tables?

Hopefully the Peterson mentioned has a slabber attachment.

I agree that a log like that would make some "highly valuable" live edge table slabs.  :)

yep, slabs are the plan.. here`s the rest


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