yukiginger
ArboristSite Member
So, I have this maple in my backyard and I plan to mill up some of these two logs. (What I don't will be firewood). This was a "split" codominant or whatever you guys call these trees, so at the end of each of these logs they flatten and are even a little concave. My question to you milling experts is what lies in these sections of log? Is this the area that I should definitely mill or are the "rounder" lengths going to be just as good for me? I will be milling approximately 8' lengths only so I will need to cut these into sections anyway before any milling is done. I have no particular project in mind at this point and I'm no carpenter.
Thanks for any advice you can offer.View attachment 234685View attachment 234686
Thanks for any advice you can offer.View attachment 234685View attachment 234686