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The first redwood burl slabs are coming out of the solar kiln at 7 to 8 % moisture. Today I started working the first redwood burl slab out of the solar kiln.

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Over the past several years I have use both air dried and kiln dried wood. If the wood is air dried and I have lots of time ( years ) I can produce  stable high quality furniture. With time and the dry wood becoming in high demand. I decided to build a solar kiln to dry all mt redwood burl slabs, maple burl slabs, black walnut slabs and cypress slabs, I have use a solar kiln before at my local saw mill with great success. It is a new page in the history of  Littlebranch Farm. Kiln dried redwood burl slab.

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The Atlanta Log and Timber home show looks to be a great show. I setup the booth # 324 today and I have a great showing o redwood burl, maple burl, cedar, Black walnut, myrtle burl and more. If any one would like passes send me the number and the names. Look forward to seeing you!

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The burl slab that have no end! WOW, this is a great shipment of redwood  burl, maple burl and the up and coming myrtle burl.

We unloaded the last load and all I can say is WOW! I look forward to working with this awesome wood.

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This is one of the trailer loads of redwood burl slabs and root base enroute Kelly Maxwell, from our wood yard in California to our yard in Georgia,

This is one of the trailer loads of redwood burl slabs and root base enroute Kelly Maxwell, from our wood yard in California to our yard in Georgia,

Cathy and I just returned from the redwood yard in Eureka, Ca. It was a great trip to see family and friends and had pick some special redwood slabs for upcoming projects. We look forward to the new year and the relationships. Kelly found several nice Maple burl slabs and Myrtle Burl slabs of all shapes and sizes.

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