alaskian milling & unique landscaping supply

A new entrance sign photo Darren Davidson ( southern heli-lift) Dave to the right

here you see the chainsaw mill slicing into another macrocarpa this will be used as a dining table as you see below

Dave seen here milling a Macrocarpa log into fliches for uses such as table tops etc Dave can slab up to 1250cm wide & 35cm deep

Dave recommends to his clients that they use Loburn Furniture for a beautiful finished product as this

Here Trish & Jim are wrapped with there walnut slabs which will later be used in there house for bench tops

walnut fliche with beautiful heart

Macrocarpa fliches can fetch good money up to 4 times which firewood is worth if good clear timber

Dave has just fliched up around 5 3inch slabs & 4 2.5 inch slabs out of 1 short log (approx $1000 worth)(for about $250 of time)up in a Halswell property

a unwanted Redwood tree is here utilised into valuable timber table tops for which the owner will get made into tables at a later date

opening up a fallen over oak tree provides happiness to owners of this once lovely standing oak ,they will let dry & get some tables & benchseats made from this

17 2 to 3 inch slabs have been cut & filleted here in a ideal location for slow drying by Dave for chch rebuild for new bars an cafes

Dave has chainsaw milled 1 short log length of wattle so clients can make into bench seats throughout there beautiful maintained gardens

these are alaskian milled & stepped at 1 end to allow it to be easy to saddle the horses with stabilty in mind .They are 3.2mtrs in length vary with the bottom base up to 800mm allowing 5 to 600mm of stepping surface on top .

Dave has been busy milling with his double ended chainsaw mill with 30 odd large slabs cut in five hrs odd.Fullchisel felling uses a alaskian mark 3 mill with a 088 & 084 stihl powerheads (242 cc combined)

This makes a beautiful dining table top 75mm deep look at the heart

Dave has been up to Kooinda station to fell & now chainsaw mill this standing dead oak

Fullchisel can make anything from alaskian milling not just table tops but chunky furniture too as well as garden sleepers beams etc

Dave is mini milling by taking the edge of these slabs to prep for building macrocarpa garden boxes

Dave has built a 2 seater bench seat for this beauty therapy clinic Akaroa he has used the rounds for the legs

yet another horse stepper been delivered to the stables in loburn

dave uses his alaskian & mini mill to cut this 4.1mtr rutic beam