The £700 Wood Pile: My Laburnum Processing Journey

[@William_Kenny]

Nice little score Mike laburnum is such a pleasure to turn, I've processed a lot laburnum over the years, when left in log form it takes forever to dry because of the waxey bark, that's why i peel it off, but that's just my humble opinion, have fun turning that lot, Will😊👍

[@MikeHolton]

Hi Will, thanks so much for the info, I did not know that but makes perfect sense! I'm going to pin this so others get the info as well. Thanks!

[@tomburns7544]

As someone who is not a woodturner, I really appreciate the occasional vid of the essential steps that I would otherwise never know about. Thanks, Mike!

[@MikeHolton]

You're welcome Tom 😃

[@martincotterill2132]

I have to agree with you as the whole thing is very interesting, and I will be watching closely the transition of the wood and how it might’ve changed. I hope it all stays together to be honest because the grade in that one piece is stunning.

[@MikeHolton]

@martincotterill2132 I hope so too Martin 😀

[@cynthiahamptonprince9449]

I'm so glad to see these "process" videos. It helps me understand this amazing craft a bit better. Thank you for teaching!! ☺️

[@MikeHolton]

You are so welcome Cynthia 😃

[@baconsoda]

I used hot wax for years until I tried PVA glue to seal wood and never looked back... far better. Had to buy that t-shirt for a demo I am doing in a few weeks. I'll give you a plug at our club. Best Wishes, Brendan.

[@MikeHolton]

Haha thanks Brendan, when I saw the name on the order I did wonder if it was you 😃 thanks!

[@clauslangenbroek9897]

Hi Mike, I'm sorry that I'm not commenting that often or watching your videos. My life's a little bit messy, lately, nothing that will not be figured out, though. 😊 But when I'm in the mood for watching or have the time, this is rewarding. I love that we can see more of your person and of your preparations in your latest videos! Have a relaxing Sunday.

[@MikeHolton]

Thanks so much Claus and good to hear from you. Just watch when you can and if you need anything give me a shout. All the best Mike

[@carolnash5617]

That first little bowl is beautiful... the grain in all 4 quadrants is stunning!

[@MikeHolton]

Thanks Carol 😀

[@johnbrereton4756]

Thanks mike. Its great that you show the.process of processing wood, . like I keep saying nobody else takes us step by step through all the stages of what it takes to turn wood.

[@MikeHolton]

Thanks John, I really appreciate it 😃

[@82ndairbornevet]

Nice little haul of laburnum you got there Mike! That big log you split in half is going to make a beautiful set of bowls! Can’t wait til they’re dried out! Cheers mate! 😎

[@MikeHolton]

Thanks! I want wait either, they look amazing! 😃

[@nanalefevre3670]

THIS WAS SO INTERESTING! I am going to watch it again , never knew it takes SO much work just getting wood ready to use .And takes so long! Beautiful bowl too. The wood is so pretty.

[@MikeHolton]

Glad you enjoyed it Nana and so glad you found it interesting 😃

[@markporter4442]

Great informative video Mike, I find processing logs quite cathartic. Particularly glad that you highlighted the danger of cross cutting round logs and showed a safe way to do it.

[@MikeHolton]

Me too Mark, and no worries about the cross cutting, if I need to show something like that I always double/triple check I'm giving the right advice 😃

[@mcdibbs]

Most folk would chuck laburnum in the bin or on the fire - but not you! An amazing transformation - and a handy tip about storing wood to dry thank you!

[@MikeHolton]

Glad it was helpful! 😀

[@Traceyhepler71]

It's crazy to learn how many types of wood that we love to turn are actually dangerous and require full PPE. I would never have known to protect myself in that way, from sawdust on my skin, without these extremely helpful videos. Many thanks!

[@MikeHolton]

You're welcome, I always check up on every species I turn just in case 😀

[@racheldray1057]

What a wonderful haul! Having been busy processing wet wood part turned bowls myself, I'm impressed how clean the camera remained when you did the small bowl. That tree sap!

[@MikeHolton]

Haha thanks Rachel 😃

[@elleryfell4450]

Very pretty wood. I didn’t realise how much prep was involved in wood turning!

[@MikeHolton]

There can be quite a bit, the worst part is waiting for it to dry lol 😃

[@DougMilleratWoodSpunRound]

Great haul. You did well to process it this far. I wish I had the discipline to process wood when I get it. You’re going to have some beautiful work come out of that stack.

[@MikeHolton]

Thanks Dous, I'm not usually this good either but I thought it would make for an interesting video ☺️

[@simon54131]

As a non-turner it was fascinating to see the process of preparation. As always an great video.

[@MikeHolton]

Thank you very much Simon 😃

[@lizacole9520]

Wow! What a haul. Lots of beautiful projects to come! ❤

[@MikeHolton]

Thanks Liza, can't wait to get started 😀

[@chenjung407ad]

The grain on that little bowl looks great. I hope the entire pile works out really well for you!

[@MikeHolton]

Thanks! I hope so too 😃

[@dalebrittenham1823]

Great job of showing a processing of fresh trees

[@MikeHolton]

Thanks Dale 😃

[@thehampshirewoodturner]

Hi Mike, cant wait to see how you get on with this Laburnum is lovely wood to turn. Ive tried all sorts of ways to dry wood in the past so it will be interesting to see your results

[@MikeHolton]

Thanks Steve, give me a shout in a few years and you can have one 😀

[@mikew2468]

What a great processing job Mike snd so good to know that the wood will ‘live’ again in so many ways

[@MikeHolton]

Thanks Mike 😁

[@jaynerichards7527]

It is good to know this beautiful wood will live on once turned.

[@MikeHolton]

Absolutely! Thanks Jayne 😀

[@marybethhuson295]

What a score, Mike. I can’t wait to see those crotch pieces! Thanks for sharing 😊

[@MikeHolton]

Thanks Mary, me too 😄

[@RoyWCanada]

Hi Mike, thanks for showing us the grunt. You certainly purchased the right bandsaw it looked so easy cutting the large pieces. I'm terrible for not sealing the ends of wood pieces. We have three maple trees that get trimmed each year so I have lots of pieces not used yet. It will be interesting to see how the bowl dries over time. Till next time.⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

[@MikeHolton]

Thanks Roy, the bandsaw did great I put a quality blade in there as well so it just eased it's way though 😃

[@DanRoberts-u1n]

Good lesson in wood management, Mike. Beautiful grain.

[@MikeHolton]

Thanks Dan 😃

[@deborahthompson258]

I really love watching you at bedtime because your videos always relax me. I can’t wait to see work on the other wood. I know it will be a while for it to dry but the design of the wood on the bowl was wonderful. That would be something I would buy.

[@MikeHolton]

Thanks Deborah, when it's dry there will be plenty to choose from I'm sure 😃 Plus I have a lot of dry laburnum in the shed I will be turning over the next few months 😃

[@janetjenkins1102]

That was really interesting Mike! Loved seeing the processed ‘pile’. It probably isn’t possible, but how amazing it would be to see an ‘after’ shot of what you make out of the supply. Keep up the excellent work. You are the most interesting turner we have found. Just the right combination of chat, technique, and dealing with the different woods. I am also a fan of the resin/wood combination - fascinating stuff ❤

[@MikeHolton]

Thanks so much Janet! I really apricate it. I love the idea of a before and after but unless I part turn everything we would have to wait about 5 years for it all to be dry😀

[@janetjenkins1102]

I guessed that 😂. Looking forward to seeing what you make though! We watch every video the day it comes out 😊

[@MikeHolton]

@@janetjenkins1102 Thanks so much! I really appreciate the support 😍

[@thenash4822]

Mike, thanks for sharing this. Very informative and interesting, plus we get to see a bit of turning as well! Look forward to see how it all turns (😀) out!

[@MikeHolton]

Thanks my friend 😃

[@brentread5114]

Love your work and the way you explain all of your steps, looking forward to your next clip, cheers mate👍

[@MikeHolton]

Thanks Brent, next one out on Tuesday 😀

[@cbakerpt]

I am looking forward to seeing some of those turned.

[@MikeHolton]

Me too! 😃

[@DonAngle-o9g]

Thanks for the advice on how to seal and dry wood. As always you make it interesting and informative.

[@MikeHolton]

Very welcome and thank you for watching 😀

[@jimgraves4197]

Nice to see that wood being salvaged and hope to see what you make from it.

[@MikeHolton]

Thanks Jim, can't wait but it will take a little while 😁

[@lisaliechty159]

Thank you for explaining and showing us the process!

[@MikeHolton]

You are so welcome Lisa 😃

[@mysteryms55]

Such lovely grain on this wood. Also, I've been curious about how wood is prepared to dry. Thank you for that info because I thought they only used wax. Thank you also for the extra video. Can't wait for your next one on Tuesday. ❤

[@MikeHolton]

Glad it was helpful! Next video is nearly ready, half way through editing 😀

[@shelleygreer915]

Thank you for such a wonderfully informative video! That little bowl is so beautiful, I really hope it makes it.

[@MikeHolton]

I hope so too Shelley and thanks 😃

[@Ms.W529]

Oh I do hope the bowl dries well. It’s such pretty wood. Love the brain shirt.

[@MikeHolton]

Thanks, me too. Glad you like the shirt, it's available from my website 😃

[@Angela-en6oh]

Hello Mike. Well, that was a lot of hard work - but well worth the effort. If that little bowl is any indicator, we are going to have the pleasure of watching some exquisite pieces develop. Have a great week.

[@MikeHolton]

Thanks Angela, the grain is some of these is going to be wonderful 😊

[@trealexander5271]

Lots and lots of turning to look forward to there, can't wait to see how you'll impress us when they're eventually dry.

[@MikeHolton]

Thanks, I will do my best 😃

[@barbfilion5646]

Well that is one cute little bowl, can't wait to see how it makes out. Yes the crotch bowls, I think I will really like them, such character in this wood. Cheers Mike

[@MikeHolton]

Thanks Barb, I can't wait either 😃

[@reginapopihn9853]

I remember a laburnum tree in my father´s garden a long time ago. Nice tree, but poisonous, as my father always reminded us. I like your enthusiasm when you look forward to a project, and I hope this crotch pieces will dry quickly

[@MikeHolton]

Thanks and me too but I know it will take a while 😃

[@lisawheeler53]

Interesting video. I am not a woodworker so I learning about the process is enjoyable. Thanks!

[@MikeHolton]

Glad you enjoyed it Lisa 😊

[@jbjeep8324]

such beautiful looking wood. looking forwards to when its dry. watching the bowl will be interesting!

[@MikeHolton]

Thanks JB 😊

[@Vinimarshall450]

I like turning wet bowls and watching them twist as they dry , so now you need another shed for drying , have we got to 4 shed Mike yet 😂😂😂

[@MikeHolton]

Haha thanks Vini, I was not thinking about a 4th . . . . But I am now 😂

[@wendycassel3429]

I never thought of glue as a sealer I can wait to see some of the fantastic grain this wood has

[@MikeHolton]

Me too, but it will take a while to dry 😃

[@SteveLeslie-g2j]

Informative video - thanks Mike. Can’t believe that before I got into turning we did some work on our home and felled a large laburnum tree, which a friend chopped up into a lot of firewood 😭! Beautiful wood.

[@MikeHolton]

It really is Steve oh well lol

[@tracymakovec3301]

Interesting looking wood, Mike. Your video is full of great tips, thanks!

[@MikeHolton]

Glad it was helpful and thanks for watching Tracy 😀

[@andreamassari9099]

Stunning grain. Adorable bowl. Can't wait to see how it turns out. 😊

[@MikeHolton]

Thanks Andrea, it will take a while but I'm sure it will be worth it 😃

[@brycegenevaostler9359]

Thanks for the info on how to process raw wood. I have done some on wood i have managed to keep of the shredder. We' ll see how it turns out.

[@MikeHolton]

Thanks Bryce, what type of wood did you manage to save?

[@JamesCullers]

I like the feel of wood too.

[@MikeHolton]

It's wonderful 😃

[@debramacnabb1704]

thanks hat was very interesting the little bowl is already pretty

[@MikeHolton]

Thanks Debra 😁

[@colinmacdonald404]

Thanks Mike 👍That was great to watch. I really enjoy the prep almost as much as turning. Have a good weekend.

[@MikeHolton]

Thanks, you too Colin 😃

[@loranwfry-zu9pu]

Very nice work Mike.

[@MikeHolton]

Thanks so much Loran 😃

[@c.a.chambers68]

That was a pleasant surprise - just sat down with a cup of coffee and this appeared, think it’s good to explain how wood needs to be treated in order to dry well. I wasn’t aware that wood cut in summer would loose its bark vs being cut in winter. Thank you for that pearl of wisdom that needs to be filed away in my knowledge bank 😃👍🏻

[@MikeHolton]

You're welcome my friend, doing it this way will stop the wood getting ruined 😃

[@louisjackson4634]

Loads of lovely laburnum! I didn’t know wood felled in winter has a higher chance of keeping the bark; good to know.

[@MikeHolton]

Yep, it sort of makes sense when you think about it 😊

[@Traceyhepler71]

I used latex painting to seal the first pieces of green wood I was given and it worked surprisingly well! I was brand new (still am really) and had only heard of sealing with wax or anchor seal, which I could find none of either remotely close to my area. I was so afraid of destroying or losing my free wood due to cracking, that I grabbed the only thing I could find. It's almost ready to turn and no cracks so far! *knock on wood* haha

[@MikeHolton]

It will, all you have to do is slow the drying process. Clingfilm can also work 😀

[@taysider01]

Don't forget mushrooms from the smaller, thinner pieces. Great sales item at Christmas markets. As for sealing the ends I also use wax so I can apply it 10/15mm up the sides

[@MikeHolton]

Thanks David, I used to use wax but the setup takes a while and I always made such a mess. Good point about mushrooms I keep forgetting about them, not made one in ages 😃

[@gentlebear2722]

Nice haul of wood.

[@MikeHolton]

Thanks 👍

[@kevinfrench9896]

Thanks for sharing more of your knowledge. Interesting video.

[@MikeHolton]

You're welcome Kevin ☺️

[@lonegunwomen]

Interesting to see how drying out the wood is done.

[@MikeHolton]

Glad you found it interesting 😀

[@raydriver7300]

As a friend of mine used to say: great stuff 🌞

[@MikeHolton]

Thanks Ray 😁

[@raydriver7300]

@@MikeHolton No, Mike, thank you for sharing 🌞

[@susannah4Him]

Love your experiments!

[@MikeHolton]

Thanks Susannah 😀

[@Vidmir69]

Great to see the other side of things, the prep of the wood.

[@MikeHolton]

Thanks, glad you enjoyed it 😃

[@marykayhansen775]

Another great video. Thanks for sharing.

[@MikeHolton]

Thanks Mary, thanks for watching 😃

[@petershipman7314]

Great vid,very informative Mike cheers🎉❤

[@MikeHolton]

Glad you enjoyed it Peter 😃

[@fionacrouch1732]

Thanks for the video Mike. Can't wait to see what magic you turn from these. Have a super rest of your weekend

[@MikeHolton]

Thanks Fiona, this will be a long term project, the larger pieces (unless I part turn) will not be ready for a few years 😃

[@fionacrouch1732]

@@MikeHolton I will still be here lol

[@MikeHolton]

@@fionacrouch1732 That means a lot! 😃 thank you 😍

[@aliciadare2572]

Very interesting video, Mike…thanks for the extra this week!

[@MikeHolton]

Any time! 😊

[@MGDesignsWoodworking]

I am so jealous of that bandsaw.

[@MikeHolton]

It worked amazingly well! 😀

[@MrErViLi]

Have you ever thought about making a wood kiln? I made one out of an old oven, the kind with the curly eyes on top. It can go as low as 150f. I cut a hole on one side and attached a metal bladed box fan. And on the other side I added an exhaust with a sliding baffle. It works like a charm. I can do the first turning of a piece of totally green wood to a wall thickness of about 3/4" - 1" and put it in the kiln and do the second turning in about 2-3 days. Using a moisture meter they usually come out of the kiln around 8-10%. I don't have the patience to shelf dry wood. 🤗

[@MikeHolton]

Haha not sure I have the patience for some of these but I have so much wood to turn it could take me years to get there. I have considered making one but have not yet found I need one, your design does sound good though! 😃

[@jeramiahcrosier3481]

looking forward to seeing the matched bowls in the future!

[@MikeHolton]

Me too! Hopefully they will be beautiful 😃

[@AlienLeader4]

Awesome video. Might be a quick sled but it looked nice and worked. Some of those pieces are gonna be awesome. Keep up the amazing work my friend. 👽

[@MikeHolton]

Thanks! Will do. My woodwork skills are terrible,.I'm just glad it held together lol 😂

[@CraigMackey222]

Very informative, thankyou.

[@MikeHolton]

Glad it was helpful! 😃

[@cindybaehr9500]

Good to see how to seal the wood. White glue sounds easy enough. 🙂

[@MikeHolton]

It really is 😃

[@rodharris2915]

Nice one mike 👍another Saturday bonus thanks

[@MikeHolton]

Glad you enjoyed it Rod 😃

[@jasonmontgomery8180]

Good save!

[@MikeHolton]

Thanks Jason 😃

[@colinwatmore7041]

Luvverly stuff Mike. I just got a nice laburnum crotch in exchange for some olive burl at the local turning club in UK. Looking forward to a bowl or maybe two. Also raided a friends maple tree that has been down a few years and is spalted well. Some yew from the Oak Fair as well as Field Maple? for a go at a river table. Spent an absolute fortune on bits and tools and the car groaned a lot on the way back, but a big cheesy grin now, lots to play with.

[@MikeHolton]

Haha nice haul Colin! I've turned field maple before, wonderful wood to turn. Have fun 😊

[@Tseringlhatso]

Such a nice wood, you'll be looking forward to turning it 🙂

[@MikeHolton]

Can't wait Tsering, will take a while but well worth the wait 😃

[@S-T-E-V-E]

There looks to be some lovely grain in there!

[@MikeHolton]

I know! I may have to part turn one, not sure I can wait long enough for it to dry lol 😃

[@j.graham8068]

I really want to try this, it looks so satisfying.

[@MikeHolton]

It really is! Have a word with your local tree surgeons, they are usually taking down or pruning trees every day 😃

[@j.graham8068]

@@MikeHolton Good idea, thanks!

[@mattgraham4025]

I didn't know you could use glue to seel logs. That's a great idea. I can't wait to see how that little bowl dries.

[@MikeHolton]

Thanks Matt, it works really well 😃

[@karenstafford724]

That little iwl was lovely. ❤❤😊

[@MikeHolton]

Thanks Karen 😃

[@alflington420]

Very useful information. Thank Mike.

[@MikeHolton]

Glad it was helpful! 😃

[@archiehebron8944]

I might plant one of these in the yard. Not a bad little tree for looking at. Nice in all phases of existence.

[@MikeHolton]

They are beautiful trees for sure but be aware that the wood and seed pods it drops are very poisonous! 😃

[@archiehebron8944]

@@MikeHolton more than yew?

[@MikeHolton]

@@archiehebron8944 about the same I think, eating the seeds from both will kill you!

[@archiehebron8944]

@MikeHolton from what I read, it's all poisonous. Though, laburnum comes with a greater caution due to its beauty as a tree i think. The article I saw recommended to keep children away from the area where it grows.

[@MikeHolton]

@@archiehebron8944 I think where children are concerned that is a very good idea!

[@mgh1675]

Nice to see your process.

[@MikeHolton]

Thanks! 😃

[@micah06v8]

Mike you might want to look into using paraffin wax to seal your would rather than wood glue. It also dries clear and it is substantially cheaper than glue. You could store it in an old crock pot and just turn the pot on when you need to seal wood and keep a brush in it and just warm it up whenever you need to use it.

[@MikeHolton]

Thanks for the suggestion, I will look into it 😃

[@martincotterill2132]

Hi there Mike I must say that I found that very interesting and can’t wait personally for you to do whatever you’re going to do with them but I know that the word drawing is going to take a long time so it looks like it will be with you for the duration😉

[@MikeHolton]

Thanks Martin, some of these will take a long time to dry, I may part turn one so I can finish it this time next year 😀

[@martincotterill2132]

@@MikeHolton well in that case, I’ll have to wait for quite a bit longer which is fine LOL

[@theidlehandsworkshop3884]

Thanks for sharing that process, always wondered how you do that and how you go about storing wood to dry safely. Looking forward to seeing what comes from your gold mine there !!! Not sure what your petrol stations use for signage but here in the US I am fortunate enough to be able to get the old signs which are sheet polystyrene which goes well on a bench to keep glue and such from mucking up your work surface, and when you're done you can usually peel the glue off or just toss the whole thing in the trash.

[@MikeHolton]

That's interesting, the signage on our petrol stations are more permanent fixtures so are not really available, good idea though 😃

[@theidlehandsworkshop3884]

@@MikeHolton oh they change ours out here every month almost so there's always a new stack of signage to grab, think I have some in the backseat of my truck I still need to bring in lol

[@christineandrews1510]

Looking forward to seeing some of those future projects, you need patience to be a wood turner though, having to do all that prep before you can start!

[@MikeHolton]

Thanks Christine and yes you do, more than you know, some of those pieces will take up to 4 years to be dry enough to turn 😃

[@cobberpete1]

I have a cheap Microwave in the shed, purely to hasten the drying process. Also a couple of different size sledges for the appropriate size logs. It looked as if that last piece only just fit through the blade.

[@MikeHolton]

The bandsaw takes up to 10" it was a close one 😂

[@DavidBird-uu8km]

As a rule of thumb it take 1 year per 1" plus one more year to dry, I have seen Richard Raffan turn wet wood then dry it in the microwave, also to speed drying I have seen twice turn bowls where the bowl is rough out depending on size to about 1" wall thickens then sealed.

[@MikeHolton]

I have tried all these David, I may twice turn a couple 😄

[@Lis.E.H]

Looking forward to follow your work

[@MikeHolton]

Awesome, thank you Lis 😃

[@robertrichards1840]

Oh you lucky man I'm really jealous lol

[@MikeHolton]

Haha thanks Robert 🤣

[@davidtyers4903]

I find nearly every laburnum log of a good size has rot in the centre. I actually have some spalted laburnum drying on the shelf and like you, I use pva wood glue as it dries clear. I can then see the date marked on the end when it was processed and if despite the hard work it still checks.

[@MikeHolton]

I know, I have a few larger pieces in the shed, all with various amounts of rot in them, so hard to get a good clean blank

[@waynehilling5645]

One of the turners at our local club always turns his bowls wet. If you turn the other piece that marries the one you did the other way so that the bark stays on it should stay on when you finish turning it.

[@MikeHolton]

Thanks Wayne, I might just give that a go 😃

[@susanackerman217]

Pretty!

[@MikeHolton]

Thanks Susanna 😃

[@davidbaxter5132]

Thank you, Mike, very interesting. Please be sure to post us some updates over time! I am re-energised by your recommendation to use wood glue as a sealant. To be honest, I get such varied results whatever method I use, which disappoints me, but I have to reflect that it is not uncommon amongst even the experts.

[@MikeHolton]

Thanks David, it is a bit of a lottery so i use the easiest method lol 😆

[@notbadsteve]

Laburnum's beautiful. I'll have to keep my eye out for some. I've collected so much wood over the last month, I've nowhere to put it. Lots of monkey puzzle, oak and cherry. The wife's going mental.😅 And Monkey puzzle makes a right mess. I have no dry wood though. I'm experimenting with silica beads.

[@MikeHolton]

Haha I will have that problem if I get any more! Have you tried part turning?

[@notbadsteve]

@MikeHolton I'm part turning a 10" cherry bowl at the moment. But I have a very underpowered lathe and crappy Chinese tools, so it's taking an eternity. It's frustrating because I love the hobby, but i massively underestimated the cost of a decent set up.

[@MikeHolton]

@@notbadsteve I know it can be expensive. When I first started I bought my tools one by one off eBay, searching for used ones

[@squareandlevel]

Great Information Mike, thank you for sharing. How fun was that turning green wood. Those big cuts and shavings are so enjoyable. The bowl came out great, curious to how it dries. Have you ever tried a mircowave to dry a roughed out green bowl? Have a great day sir! Scott

[@MikeHolton]

Thanks Scott, I love turning wet wood, it's so satisfying! But the clean up is a pain making sure that it's off all tools and machines. I have tried microwaving before, you can see the results here kzbin.info/www/bejne/Z5rOhnqepJuCn6c All the best and have a great weekend, Mike

[@donnagreen7386]

Very interesting to see the bit before it’s turned. I absolutely adore that little bowl! If ever you are selling it or something similar let me know as I’d love it 😁

[@MikeHolton]

Haha thanks Donna, you can have it when I'm done with it 😃

[@donnagreen7386]

@@MikeHolton awesome 🤩🤩🤩

[@MikeHolton]

@@donnagreen7386 I'll even sand and polish it first lol 😃

[@donnagreen7386]

@@MikeHolton hahaha that would be very much appreciated 🤣🤣🤣

[@Michael-loves-woodgrain]

Nice , should produce some exciting pieces

[@MikeHolton]

Thanks, I really hope so, looks to be some nice grain! 😃

[@spiritwynd]

Nice score Mike! We don't have labernum her in Ontario 🇨🇦

[@MikeHolton]

I have heard, such a shame