B1rdhunter

That sugar pine is sweet.

Need to deliver a quilt to my sister in law if I can get my wife to break away from work. Who knows might knock on your door one of these days.

Building a new house and the same thing will be needed for the wifes Longarm and sewing/cutting tables. Seems to be quite a few woodworkers married to quilters around here.

It measures about 21 feet around the base. Been around way to long for me to kill it.

Wonder how much lumber this old white oak would make if I was foolish enough to cut it down. Son in front of it is 6'5".

Coop, I'm not to young but I don't remember him.

And yes curly QSWO and the chance to meet new woodworkers would be worth it to me.

Got a sister in law in Albertville, been down there twice in the last 1 1/2 years.

Heck I could stop by to get him on the way to get it.

Dang building a house on a century farm and using all QSWO for doors ,cabinets and trim.

I would really like to get some of that curly white oak if it is quarter sawn.

Routers are not my friend.

I think if you put white paint on it, it would look just like my Jet mortiser crooked fence included. The Jet seems to work ok.

Went down to look at mine and refresh my memory. No turning over but it's easier to do before the rails and extra cast iron is attached. it is nice to be able to roll around with one hand.

Same saw I have. If you are going to move the saw around the ICS base is worth it because you can move any direction without doing 3 point turns. Get the base with the saw, you don't want to turn it over later to put the base on.