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I have very large (living) white oak 32" (inch) diameter and 60-70'(feet)
tall that will need to come down soon as it is slowly becoming a hazard. It would be a shame if it were to go up a chimney or into some chipper unless that is all that is possible. I was hoping I could salvage the wood somehow, possibly for making boards, oak flooring possibly ? any other ideas ? How do i go about that ? who to call ? what to search for ? I don't know the value of such an idea (how much board produced) nor who or what to search for. A more knowledgeable neighbor said a big mill usually won't touch any urban trees or they won't touch the first 12 feet due to contamination with nails, screws, etc . Additionally he suggested with larger mills the tree will just be added to a collection of trees with no guarantee any boards you get will come from that tree. So I am looking for ideas and advice on what to do with such a large tree and how to go about it ? Thanks for any helpful ideas, robb |
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