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Brent Cashion
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- Glendora, CA
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Help needed in identifying a tree
Started this discussion. Last reply by Harry Brink Jan 6. 7 Replies 0 Likes
I have a tree that is coming down soon, and I need to identify the species. Any ideas would be greatly appreciated... It is in Pasadena, Ca and is definitely not native.…Continue
Cedar Slabs for Sale
Started this discussion. Last reply by John Hechel Jan 2. 4 Replies 0 Likes
I am cutting some cedar slabs out of a wind blown tree, and would like to sell some of it on site as I cut it. The cut is in Monrovia, Ca. The slabs are 2 1/8" thick and will be about 9' long. The…Continue
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Live Oak ready for milling
This was the truck of a live oak that was taken down after it died in San Dimas, Ca
Brent Cashion commented on Brent Cashion's photo
Carob Slab from Sation Fire burn area
"it is extremely hard. Kind of like cutting a granite countertop...."
Site AdminJohn Morris commented on Brent Cashion's photo
Carob Slab from Sation Fire burn area
"Hey Brent, that's some cool looking stuff! Is it a hard wood?"
Brent Cashion replied to Richard McComas's discussion Work Sharp 3000 on line @ Home Depot for $62.25"What a great deal. I paid a lot for mine at Rockler and think it was worth every penny. These work great on all your tools. this is one of those must have tools for your shop."
Brent Cashion left a comment for Anne Grove"Welcome, and Merry Christmas. Please show us some of your work..."
Brent Cashion commented on Brent Cashion's blog post BLACK WALNUT"Well the big girl is doing much better. Both my horses are Belgians and are pretty big, Each at about 18 hands a over 2K pounds, so when they get sick, its a BIG deal if you know what I mean. Thanks for the input guys, I appreciate the info...."
Forum Hostdragon1 commented on Brent Cashion's blog post BLACK WALNUT
"Glad to hear she's doing better!! Next time just burn the sawdust and scrap for heat. "
Master CarpenterRalph Allen Jones commented on Brent Cashion's blog post BLACK WALNUT
"Yes, my friend,
Walnut shavings will kill a horse as the toxic chemicals are absorbed from the frog in the hoof and enters the body and will as you have found out will cause serious problems around equine breeds of not only horse but mules and any…"
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- Please tell us about yourself.
- I retired from the L.A. County sheriff's Department about 3 years ago, and was always interested in wood working. I wanted to move back east and build a cabin out of the wood already on my property. With that goal being a few years away, I started looking into cutting wood here in So. California. I purchased a Timberking 1600 mill and haven't looked back. I stay a busy as I need to be, and really have enjoyed cutting all types of wood. We recently purchased another mill in West Virginia and will be milling back there is July. Breaking ground on our new house.
- Please describe your main woodworking interests.
- I enjoy the ability to make just about anything out of wood possible. I don't have a great deal of creativity, so working with wood with different types of grain and shape brings out what some different abilities of mine. It is really enjoyable to take a log and make some real beautiful wood out of it...
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Comment Wall (5 comments)
- At 12:30pm on November 14, 2010,
Master CarpenterRichard McComas said… - All I can say is "I wished I lived closer to your operation.
- At 4:16am on November 1, 2010,
Master CarpenterRalph Allen Jones said… - Hello Brent,
Yes, I do have the 718, however I have dedicated it to gang ripping wood and making trim as I have a Jet 15" planer that is the workhorse of the shop. For small stuff I use my DeWalt 12 1/2" planer and now I have the 38" drum sander from Woodmaster and I hope I get in enough work to pay for it. I am pleased with the way it works and the reversing mechanism works great too.
Between running trim and planing wood down, I hardly get the chance to work on projects that I like to do but money is money. As long as I can keep it coming in makes all the difference in the world. For the economy being what it is in I am blessed with plenty of work.
Ralph
- At 5:06am on October 7, 2010,
Site AdminJohn Moody said… - Brent, Welcome to The American Woodworker forum. We are excited you have joined and look forward to learning about all of this lumber you are working with.
Pull up a stool and kick back some sawdust and join us in some discussions.
We hope you will make this a place to check in on regularly.
- At 4:11am on October 7, 2010,
Master CarpenterRalph Allen Jones said… - Good Morning Brent,
Welcome to the American Woodworker forums and I too, sell hardwood lumber as well as to mill it for my clients and I have Woodmaster tools to help me in procesing wood from rough sawn to finished trim for homes. I also do a lot of cuatom woodworking along with building Arts and Crafts Furniture.
I hope you will continue coming to these forums and showing the nice quality of lumber you have.
Respectfully,
Ralph
- At 8:31pm on October 6, 2010,
Site AdminJohn Morris said… - Hey Brent welcome to The American Woodworker! Glad you made it here, hope you enjoy the site and we hope you chime in and get to know us. We have another sawyer here, hopefully we can get you two together and you can talk about that kiln you want to build.
Talk to you soon Brent!
John Morris
The American Woodworker
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