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Any reason to save logs of Calif. bay laurel?
Neighbor cut down a small bay laurel. There's a couple of
small logs (largest about 40 - 48", about 2 or more inches diameter). Worth saving for anything woodworking wise? Turnings? Knobs? Anybody worked with it before? MJ |
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Any reason to save logs of Calif. bay laurel?
MJ writes:
Neighbor cut down a small bay laurel. There's a couple of small logs (largest about 40 - 48", about 2 or more inches diameter). Worth saving for anything woodworking wise? Turnings? Knobs? Anybody worked with it before? MJ http://www.fpl.fs.fed.us/products/pu...00&header_id=p |
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Any reason to save logs of Calif. bay laurel?
MJ writes:
Neighbor cut down a small bay laurel. There's a couple of small logs (largest about 40 - 48", about 2 or more inches diameter). Worth saving for anything woodworking wise? Turnings? Knobs? Anybody worked with it before? MJ http://www.fpl.fs.fed.us/products/pu...00&header_id=p |
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Any reason to save logs of Calif. bay laurel?
Found this interesting. Somewhere near the bottom of the article, it says the wood attracts insects that reduce it to powder. http://www.paleotechnics.com/Articles/Bayarticle.html |
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Any reason to save logs of Calif. bay laurel?
Neighbor cut down a small bay laurel. There's a couple of small logs (largest about 40 - 48", about 2 or more inches diameter). Too bad he lost the tree. The last time I bought leaves at the store, it was going for over $80/oz. -Zz |
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Any reason to save logs of Calif. bay laurel?
Zz Yzx writes:
Neighbor cut down a small bay laurel. There's a couple of small logs (largest about 40 - 48", about 2 or more inches diameter). Too bad he lost the tree. The last time I bought leaves at the store, it was going for over $80/oz. -Zz You might not like the california bay laurel leaves - they're much more potent than the bay leaves from the med. Be very careful with them. (Visit the Villa Montalvo in Saratoga Ca, and walk the county trails there to see a lot of bay laurel mixed in with the redwoods). scott |
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Any reason to save logs of Calif. bay laurel?
Thanks for all the interesting posts. I got home from work,
my neighbor chopped up all the long logs and it went into the recycle bin. Oh, well, there's more on the property. Thanks again. MJ |
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