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These are some raised garden beds I made for the wife. Pretty simple design, there is (4) 8’x4’ boxes around a small octagon herb garden in the middle. It is all made of 8/4 cedar planks with one live edge for looks. It is nice to have a Woodmizer LT40 to cut my own slabs to do this kind of work. The pictures of us milling are some older pictures that I took when we were milling up some cedar fence boards.
-- Ty, Up in Washington
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Martyroc
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#1 posted 675 days ago
I like the fact that you kept the live edge, now lets see what she can grow.
-- Martin ....always count the number of fingers you have before, and after using the saw.
Allanwoodworks
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#2 posted 675 days ago
Martyroc,
That is so funny that you commented on my post! Your bench/picnic table project you did inspired me to build some of them for around my fire pit. I’m milling up the cedar to build them this weekend.
-- Ty, Up in Washington
IndianJoe
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#3 posted 675 days ago
Nice but I would of used old pine and saved the cider for other works I like it for tables and People buy it up
-- Nimkee** Joe
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#4 posted 675 days ago
One of my best friends has a mill exactly like yours. As your photos show, it does a great job….. It’s always “good” to have a friend with a saw mill.
Bob817
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#5 posted 674 days ago
That’s some fine cedar!
-- ~ Bob ~ Newton, N.H.
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#6 posted 342 days ago
Those are terrific!
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