Red oak with a large bulge what to do?

What equipment do you have? Do you have the marketing medium/network to sell it? Have you worked with burls? Got a kiln for drying? Any need for heating your house?

I mean, I mean you’re not giving us much information to be be able to help you make a decision.

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That’s not a bulge, that’s a burl. Certainly will have some value as figured wood whether for bowls or even a slab table.

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If it doesn’t go away within 4 hrs. Call your doctor.

Take it to a large wood distributor (Rockler, Woodcrafters, etc.) and show it to them; they may buy it as-is or refer you to someone who will. There is a ton of nice wood in there, and rare to a point; it’s worth a try to save it from a fire pile.

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And post pictures when it gets cut!

-- Dan, Rochester, NY

As said thats or those are beatiful burls actually a disease where branches failed to grow.you should cut them off and store them they will make beautiful woodturning bowls etc.Alistair

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BooKoo bucks !

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