Milling a dry macrocarpa

[stingray bay]

BEAUTIFUL wood, I like the way you left the natural edge on that. Wonder what a traditional small Shaker side table would look made out of macrocarpa. I suppose if I dug around I could find somebody in the states that sells it. I'd need about 10bd ft, most of it 3/4.

Someone in California must sell it surely, since it is a native of that coast of the US. It is used for boat building as a replacement for NZ native kauri here. I think because of its workability and natural durability.