I got to haul away a cabinet maker's stash of wood for free

>>1210978
You can practice joinery, jewelry boxes, marquetry, make miniatures, doll houses, doll house furniture, that sort of thing.

>>1210978
I use scrap to replace fences and do test cuts.
Have seen folks glue them up and turn them, make spoon holders, pot holders, etc.

>>1210978
Don't burn treated wood. Burning the chemicals release worse chemicals. Polluting, toxic, etc.
At least stay away from the smoke, and don't cook with it.

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make wood crates
sell them

>>1210978
Wooden fishing lures.
Handles for tools, lids, drawers, etc.
Knife scales.
Children's block sets/cabin construction set.
Shelf rests.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uxq8DrdKCIs

dont burn that wood!

even the smallest pieces can be used to cut plugs from. Wood from my shop doesn't go to the burn pile until its either tiny end pieces or defective pieces that have splits and cracks making it useless. There's a reason that cabinet maker kept all that in the first place.

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Whatever hardwoods you have in there could be used in end grain cutting blocks. You can make decent money selling those.

>>1210989
Gonna go out on a limb and say if he got it from a real cabinet maker there probably won't be any treated wood in there..

OP, whatever you do, when you apply finish to your project, make sure you've added a shot of black to at least the last coat, so the buyers will know you're a pro.

>>1210978
Save plywood for gussets
Save any hickory for handles
Save everything else for other shit

After a year burn all the shit you havent used

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>>1211132
OP here, been there, done that. I'm not going to bother because working with wood too short to put through the planer is a pain in the ass.

I'm learning towards the charcoal idea. Especially since off camera there is a big can liner with a bunch of off cuts of mainly end grain...just completely useless from a woodworking perspective.

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>>1211149
Fishing lures!

>>1211132
don't different woods expand/contract at different rates?

>>1211149
>I'm not going to bother because working with wood too short to put through the planer is a pain in the ass.

Fucking lazy ass pleb. Grow some balls, lose some weight and make something.

>>1211237
For a second I thought this picture was satire and that you put the penny on the lure as bait for jews.

>>1211143
Lol @ shot of black
Dont forget, to apply 11 coats, then sand it down to original wood.

>>1210978

A lot of that looks sizeable enough for pistol/knife grips. If the wood is decent and the grains are nice, you could sell them as knife/pistol blanks.

>>1211143
>shot of black
Fuckin reeeeeeeeeekt

Butcher Block Factory

>>1211249
Yes, thats why theyre fuck massive to prevent warpage, I fucking hate end grain shit (am hobbie butcherfag) much rather have a plywood crossgrain board, easier to move about and easier to make.