Milling all four sides of nine 62"x8" x8" Japanese cedar beams. This picture is just the beginning of the task. Shavings/sawdust will be feeding the dumpster unless someone wants to come get it in the Six Flags area of Arlington.
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What does someone do with wood shavings 
Pet habitats, among other things.
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I’ve seen someone pack them in a mold, fill with epoxy resin then turn different items on a wood lathe as well.
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AKA “turning expensive wood into even more expensive wood!”
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You could make sachets to put with woolen items to deter moths (assuming it’s an aromatic cedar).
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@coloneldan - did you get the wood chips/shavings/dust you were seeking?
I didn’t but cedar is not ideal for composting as I is resistant to decay.
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I can come by Friday and take it out in bags. I need about 8-10 (or more?)
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