Frames
I like to get wood for the picture frames I make from locally harvested wood. My friend Greg mills northcountry wood for a living with his “Wood-Mizer” band saw. He’s my source for pine, and cedar - red and white. I love watching him at work with meticulous virtuosity with his saw and front loader. Here, on a crisp autumn day, he tackles a near ton of White Pine. He’ll remove 1-inch boards from all four sides, until he has a square piece twelve by twelve, and then finish with four six by six beams.
Frames
I like to get wood for the picture frames I make from locally harvested wood. My friend Greg mills northcountry wood for a living with his “Wood-Mizer” band saw. He’s my source for pine, and cedar - red and white. I love watching him at work with meticulous virtuosity with his saw and front loader. Here, on a crisp autumn day, he tackles a near ton of White Pine. He’ll remove 1-inch boards from all four sides, until he has a square piece twelve by twelve, and then finish with four six by six beams.