| Project by Porter Barn Wood | posted 256 days ago | 1390 views | 1 time favorited | 4 comments |  |
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I milled this floor from our reclaimed “Granary Boards”. Most of this wood came from barns in Pennsylvania that were 150-300 years old. I ran the rough boards through the planer and wide belt sander, then ripped it to the correct widths. Then I ran them all through the shaper with a flooring cutter set. I delivered the milled wood to the customer in Sedona where another craftsman laid the floor, inlaid fossils and finished it. They did a great job!
-- Thomas Porter - Porter Barn Wood
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steamfab
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#1 posted 256 days ago
Very well done it is! Recycling wood means so much to our environment. Excellent idea!
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#2 posted 256 days ago
Uh, the idea of the fossils is a bit weird and quite well thought at the same time.
The wood came out pretty good-looking!
-- Thomas - There is no such thing as a problem, there only are solutions.
whitebeast88
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#3 posted 256 days ago
wow!excellent job.turned out very nice i know the customer was satisfied
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gfadvm
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#4 posted 256 days ago
I love recycled barnwood floors. I need to post the ones I did from my dad’s barn. The inlays are certainly unique! How is this floor finished?
-- " I'll try to be nicer, if you'll try to be smarter" gfadvm
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