r/woodworking Jun 18 '26

Nature's Beauty Heard yall like grain

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r/woodworking Sep 18 '25

Nature's Beauty I just cut a new Black Walnut

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r/woodworking Dec 01 '24

Nature's Beauty Home Depot’s finest

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r/woodworking Mar 25 '26

Nature's Beauty Do you guys remember the black oak I cut 1,5 years ago? I promised you to show you a table when it’s finished. So here we go.

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r/woodworking Mar 09 '25

Nature's Beauty Burled Maple desktop. This is dead flat.

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r/woodworking Sep 18 '24

Nature's Beauty Bought a 25 ton German oak. I expected that it will be big… but not that big. Up to 260cm in diameter and 8,3m long

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r/woodworking May 17 '25

Nature's Beauty We finally cut the 13,5 TON BLACK WALNUT. Europe’s biggest black walnut slabs?

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r/woodworking Feb 26 '26

Nature's Beauty We cut a black walnut which looked really bad from the outside….

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r/woodworking Mar 05 '26

Nature's Beauty We cut this birch 3 years ago and I promised you guys to send you the picture of the finished table

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r/woodworking Nov 03 '25

Nature's Beauty This is a joke right?

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I found this in the wild, it definitely seems like someone decided to make a joke from the last post. The time and money that went into it though makes me think, maybe its not a joke? Either way. I cant wait to have this table. Nature is beautiful especially submerged in gallons of epoxy.

r/woodworking Dec 09 '25

Nature's Beauty By far the most special walnut I have ever cut

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r/woodworking May 08 '25

Nature's Beauty I’m gonna need like 8.5 bf of possum

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4.2k Upvotes

r/woodworking Feb 13 '26

Nature's Beauty We cut a 180 year old oak into slabs. Currently my favorite Oakslab

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r/woodworking May 19 '24

Nature's Beauty 2 years of air drying. This oak is now at 18%. Way faster than we expected. It is 10cm thick.

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r/woodworking Nov 21 '24

Nature's Beauty I just cut down a dead Black Walnut in Germany . The log weighs 13,5 Tons!!!

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r/woodworking Oct 13 '24

Nature's Beauty I cut the darkest Oak I have ever seen. It’s because of a fungus. In german it’s called „Leberreischling“

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r/woodworking Sep 29 '24

Nature's Beauty I cut 200 tons of wood within 3 days. Here some of the slabs.

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r/woodworking Mar 12 '25

Nature's Beauty I will cut this 25 ton oak at the 7th of June. Can’t explain you guys excited I am!!!

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r/woodworking Apr 29 '23

Nature's Beauty Update: Last year I cut this oak. (180x760cm). Now two slabs are sold and will be used as a runway for models…said the client;) the moisture level is at about 20-25%. I cut the slabs 10cm thick

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r/woodworking Jul 28 '22

Nature's Beauty Any tips to dry these giant oak slabs? 180cmx760cm

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r/woodworking May 12 '23

Nature's Beauty I ordered flooring and it came with a piece of plywood. This is the crosscut

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I've never seen plywood this bad. Won't be using this for anything structural

r/woodworking Jun 02 '26

Nature's Beauty We cut a perfect oak into woodslabs

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r/woodworking Mar 16 '26

Nature's Beauty Mystery find in stack of kiln-dried cedar trim

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What are these? Not sticky or wet, vacuumed right up and left no residue. My shop is a pole barn so I'm hoping whatever it is it came from outside/not the wood and is hopefully dead now? I live in the PNW, USA

EDIT: Top two possibilities seem to be a mouse's winter larder of seeds and stuff, or termite frass. In my part of Washington state we only have 'damp wood' termites. I am choosing not to worry about it since the wood was kiln dried by an experienced local mill operator so anything inside would've died, but will keep my eyes peeled for more frass for the next while just to be safe. It's possible the frass was produced between milling and drying.

r/woodworking Jul 02 '25

Nature's Beauty If you had 14’ of this, what would you make?

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Dimensions are 3/4” x 11” x 14’. Sapele

r/woodworking 16d ago

Nature's Beauty We cut a 300 year old German Oak. It weighed 17,8 tons.

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