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Slabrador — live edge wood slab finder
by Ryan Lee
March 29, 2021
We recently launched a new website,
slabrador.com
, to help
woodworkers find the perfect live edge wood slab for their project. We are currently showcasing over 8,000 slabs from eight premium
domestic
sawmills and lumber retailers.
Read more
Milling a 250 year old exhibition Douglas Fir
by Ryan Lee
January 27, 2021
We milled a large exhibition Douglas Fir log from the Exploratorium into unique live edge slabs measuring over
54" wide and 10" long.
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Milling a giant sequoia redwood in Palo Alto
by Ryan Lee
August 16, 2020
We milled three large giant sequoia logs
in Palo Alto that would have been chipped otherwise, recovering 20 beautiful live edge slabs.
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,
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Recycling a large claro walnut tree into live edge slabs
by Ryan Lee
July 13, 2020
We milled a large dead claro walnut log from a family farm in Dixon, CA,
recovering 11 beautiful live edge slabs.
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,
new product
,
walnut
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We recently launched a new website, slabrador.com, to help woodworkers find the perfect live edge wood slab for their project. We are currently showcasing over 8,000 slabs from eight premium domestic sawmills and lumber retailers.
We milled a large exhibition Douglas Fir log from the Exploratorium into unique live edge slabs measuring over 54" wide and 10" long.
We milled three large giant sequoia logs in Palo Alto that would have been chipped otherwise, recovering 20 beautiful live edge slabs.
We milled a large dead claro walnut log from a family farm in Dixon, CA, recovering 11 beautiful live edge slabs.
