It would be very much worthwhile to rent a storage unit, then sell it off for much more than you paid. But I understand the complexities of that.

Buy a prefab shed. Rent a storage unit. Build a quick wood rack on the outside of the garage with a shed roof or tarps. 

Donate it to your local hacker space. You'll get a nice tax break, and it will get used and appreciated.

8 minutes ago, Voltron said:

Buy a prefab shed. Rent a storage unit. Build a quick wood rack on the outside of the garage with a shed roof or tarps. 

You saw how rusty his tools got? Might as well just burn it this winter

I have a conditioned 10x14 storage unit for winter boat storage I guess I could throw it in.  

The main reason I was going there was to see this bandsaw, but it is 230v 3 Phase.  Should have seen the plug in the pics.

 

 

Pretty

The price of hardwood has gone crazy. It would be fantastic to have that stash. Some could be shipped to Milo & Otis woodworks inc. 😁

Bought it all. Working now to line up local buyers for much of the non-Maple/Walnut.  Have lined up enough to double the cost I paid and I still have about 90% of the sticks still left to sell. 
 

Most ridiculous pieces were two 16’x14” Oak Quartersawn 8/4 and the 14’x12” Walnut 12/4 behemoth. . 

You've got some nice Rift Oak in there too.

And I saw a nice slab of Mahogany.

I bought a job lot of veneer a few years ago. Lots of it. For a whopping £100. It cost me more for the shelving to store it!

But all the suggestions regarding the bargain price for all that hardwood are good. Snap it up and then work out which of the suggestions work best for you.

Ended up heading to Texas to pick up the Supermax as it was a bit too large of a project for my dad.  Smaller than I expected, which is perfect and really no sign of wear at all. 

Got it all put back together after transport to the farm where it will live until I have time to drive the truck down to pick it up. 
 

 

 

Edited October 20, 20214 yr by VPI

This morning I built a rustic Redwood table to go on the deck of my boss' new house.

Next up, benches.

Last week I built a similar table for his dining room.

I like that

Are you saying that it does not take you months to finish a project? Starting and finishing in one day seems impossible based upon my 4 months for bedside tables project experience. 

🤣

Every project is different. This table was a little less than 3 hours, start to finish. Rustic is the key here. No sanding involved. 

My project this weekend is designing and building a rack to store lumber in the storage unit. Also trying to come up with something for storing a lot of it as my house. 

15 hours ago, VPI said:

My project this weekend is designing and building a rack to store lumber in the storage unit. Also trying to come up with something for storing a lot of it as my house. 

Sounds like a sticky situation!

Something for Steve, and the other stick smashers of d-_-b

https://www.whattowatch.com/features/handmade-britains-best-woodworker-host-mel-giedroyc-the-shows-vibe-is-so-strong

https://www.bristolpost.co.uk/news/celebs-tv/handmade-britains-best-woodworker-who-6094752

https://www.thetimes.co.uk/article/handmade-britains-best-woodworker-review-craft-tv-niche-channel-4-38q9h3qg0

 

 

 

 

EDIT:

Original, non-downsampled (slightly higher quality) version but may be inaccessible because:reasons,

thanks to those nice people on the internet

https://drive.google.com/file/d/175NjKZF1Ic6WAF9TvZfpXaiXwoRT026T/view?usp=sharing

via: 

 

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This might fill the void of the other woodworking one that was canceled because of the nazi tattoo guy who lied about his dead father.

Wow, it looks really stupid when I write it out like that.

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https://www.theguardian.com/tv-and-radio/2020/oct/30/skys-the-chop-axed-over-contestants-face-tattoos-linked-to-far-right

https://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/home-news/the-chop-sky-history-darren-lumsden-the-woodman-lee-mack-tattoo-nazi-b1183732.html

https://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/home-news/the-chop-nazi-tattoo-sky-history-darren-lumsden-woodwork-show-axe-b1201296.html

 

 

 

 

Decided to go beyond rustic for my stick holder.  I call it ghetto rustic.  
 

Just needed to keep sticks off the floor and needed a power strip for the equipment on that wall. 
 

 

Did the jointing work (sort-of) for the top of the new dog crate for my basement. Walnut sides and cherry racing stripe. 
Only have a 6” jointer and the planer only goes to 13, so I am going to have to half ass it and try to let dominoes make everything flat.
 

Walnut is pretty good but the cherry lifts in one corner. 
 

https://www.finewoodworking.com/2011/03/08/clamping-cauls-the-secret-to-great-glue-ups

https://www.popularmechanics.com/home/tools/how-to/a20377/how-to-use-your-planer-as-jointer-for-milling-large-pieces-of-wood/

Yeah, I actually have a full set of Bow Clamps that should help as well. 

Got the quote for adding a sub panel with 12 circuits to the garage with 2 240v outlets and hardwiring the heater for $4,000.00. Copper must be $800 a foot these days. 

Edited October 25, 20214 yr by VPI

Load #1 ready for unloading. Sooo much fucking sticks. 
Had a commercial woodworker there loading up his expensive edge bander and he said I had at least 18 BF of Wenge, 250 of walnut and even more of the hard maple and oak. 
 

I cannot even figure out what a lot of these sticks are. 
 

Who cares?  Make some fun stuff, or find a local wood nerd to come take a look if you’re worried about making a cutting board out of poisonous wood.