UtahTreecycle

Another log saved from going to the landfill 🌲

But I'm not entirely sure what species this is.. I need your help on this one. I thought it was cedar. It smells like cedar.. but it was not the color I was expecting..

I really want to build a live edge headboard out of these slabs.

What would you build?

My neighbor almost turned this burl into overpriced wood chips! 😅

I traded him a pine log for this beauty🌲 I think it was well worth the trade

What would you build out of one of these beautiful slabs?

I heard this tree crying in the distance… so I followed the sound and found it getting chopped down.
It was splitting down the middle and about to fall on a house.
They were just going to cut it up and haul it off to the landfill… so I asked if I could take it instead.
Now it gets a second life.
This is why I do what I do.
What would you build out of something like this?
Located in Northern Utah if anyone is interested.

This log almost ended up in the landfill…
Sat in my yard for 3 years before I finally did something with it
Would you keep this natural… or add legs? 👀
Lining this with amethyst… insane or ruin it?
Looking for a forever home 🌳

These logs were about to end up in the landfill…
This is exactly why I started UtahTreeCycle. Taking what people see as waste and turning it into something worth keeping.
Most people think this is just a “weed tree”… but I see something completely different.
Can you guess the species?
What would you use these slabs for in your home?

Guess the species 🤠🌳

Guess the species 👀
A question I get a lot is why I spray off the log after every cut.
Drop your guesses and any questions below and I might feature them in the next video 🌳

People think this is easy until they try it