
Black walnut double live-edge slab
The log: Air-dried at our sawmill. The source log's history isn't recorded for this slab.

Local logs, many of them storm-downed, sawn on our Wood-Mizer LT40 Super Hydraulic, air-dried on site, and jointer/planer flattened in our shop.

Local East Texas trees, many of them storm-downed, hauled to the mill in Frankston.

Sawn on the LT40, stickered and air-dried on site. We measure and meter each lot before it's listed.

Jointed, planed and ripped to order, or built into custom work like benches and tabletops. Never CNC.

The log: Air-dried at our sawmill. The source log's history isn't recorded for this slab.

The log: Two sequential slabs from the same black walnut log. Where the log came from isn't recorded.

The log: Three sequential flitches from the same black walnut log. Where the log came from isn't recorded.

The log: From a gum bumelia, a small native Texas tree that rarely yields lumber. Where it grew isn't recorded.

The log: A storm took down this big East Texas sweetgum. We sawed the 12'-6" butt log (32" big end, 30" small end) into slabs.


We saw logs on a Wood-Mizer LT40 Super Hydraulic and do custom sawing: bring your logs and we'll saw them to your thickness and width. In the shop we joint, plane and rip lumber to order.