A sweet pair of Cherry coffee tables. Reasonably priced, either one will look great in your home. Come to the Brooklyn Flea and pick one, or both up.
Perfect size for any room
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A Day in the Life of BlackLumberjack
A sweet pair of Cherry coffee tables. Reasonably priced, either one will look great in your home. Come to the Brooklyn Flea and pick one, or both up.
Perfect size for any room
Just finished this stained Yellow Pine coffee table last night in time for the Flea this weekend. Come check it out, or better yet, take it home with you.
Walnut stained, Yellow Pine, roundish/ovalish coffee table. Middle board, which is in various stages of distress, gives this table an aged look and great character. Funky, hand-made, blackened steel legs complete the look.
Almost forgot, there are two butterflies featured in this table. One large and...
and one not so large.
Early morning trip to Soho to pick up some shorter White and Yellow Pine beams. We have great plans for these great beams. Stay tuned!
The possibilities are endless. With some work, this will most likely end up for sale at the Flea. Ideas are churning already...
Getting ready to mill a 43 1/2" diameter Sycamore and a smaller 24 1/2" Tulip. Just take a look at some of the spalt and wonderful grain properties they're sporting.
Sycamore
Tulip
We have been making a concerted effort at housekeeping at the mill yard. Resourceful Polo has been doing a bang up job at helping us get organized. We have created even more space to house logs and beams. Bring them on!
We've had a great month with all the trees that we have recently sourced. Yesterday we acquired the two below in our neck of the woods, so to speak.
White Oak 37"x9'
Sugar maple 13'x37"
We are always coming across interesting sights in Hartsdale. What a beautiful, burly Sycamore.
Logs ready to be milled.
Truly a sight to behold. The New Rochelle Walnut which was cut this past weekend, is now ensconced at the yard.
JT and I have plunged right in to the wonderful world of wood turning. We have a lathe, tools and plenty of wood to practice on. In our endeavor we also have an extraordinary friend and instructor extraordinaire - Alan Adler. We're loving it!
Turning a platter from Applewood
JT's live edge Walnut bowl. She's very proud of it.
We came across the Hartsdale Canine Cemetery which was the first cemetery of its kind established in the U.S. in 1896. Who knew?
Some famous animals have been laid to rest in this lovely cemetery.
And some maybe not be so famous but were no less loved and cherished by their owners.
Every day we are more and more intrigued by the variety of mushrooms in our yard.
This one looks like a tomato
Some grow in clusters and others are solitary
But all are fascinating
And beautiful
The Walnut tree which we spotted (and wrote about 11/24) in New Rochelle is now headed to our yard in Hartsdale. Big and beautiful, this tree will yield some great slabs.
Happy Thanksgiving!
Got a call this morning about this Walnut tree coming down. Raced over to stake my claim.
Just couldn't resist another trip down memory lane to get some more of the Norway Maple.
Back yard tree in New Rochelle
Massive Norway Maple that is over 100 years old.
Blacklumberjack doing what he knows best
Big, beautiful Elm
Reminds us of the early days going all over the place with our trusty trailer...