Live-edge slabs and lumber from local East Texas logs, sawn and air-dried at our own mill.
Eight-quarter black walnut cut and air-dried at our sawmill, with natural live edges down both sides. Dark heartwood with several natural voids.
A bookmatched pair: two sequential black walnut slabs from one log that mirror each other when opened like a book. Sold as the pair.
Three sequential flitches from one log: the center pair mirrors, and the third is flipped to extend the pattern. Made for tabletops and bar tops.
Gum bumelia (chittamwood) is a small native Texas tree that rarely yields lumber. Very hard and dense. Rough-sawn, still air-drying, checks visible; sold as-is.
A storm took down this big East Texas sweetgum. We sawed the 12'-6" butt log on our mill into 3-1/4" slabs, most about 26" wide.
Every slab starts as a local East Texas log, many of them storm-downed, sawn on our Wood-Mizer LT40 Super Hydraulic in Frankston. We air-dry on site, then joint, plane and rip to order in our wood shop. Slabs are jointer/planer flattened, never CNC.
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