Woodshop proper is through those double doors, outside of it is a different area, not called the Woodshop. It is the Annex and workshop/flex area. The rules have become convoluted because what most people would understand as the rule, we have transient members that that seems to discover work arounds. We then have to add edge case rules, then more edge case rules. Before you know it, we have this mess of rules that then needs to be pruned.
I am asking the question below to help clarify things for new members.
What has been written on this thread so far has lead you to believe the slab mill can’t be used to do this job, or is inside of the Woodshop?
So everyone is on the same page, common sense is somehow void for many members, or they decide do to use our very nice equipment in ways they dare not use their own saws at home to do. Let that sink in, they probably own a worn-out $100 saw at home with a $20 blade, but in order not to damage it(they respect their saw), they will happily destroy our $1800 saw with a $200 blade. Why do we have all of these crazy rules? Well, crap like this.
Look, its is green wood(wet), has bark, with little common sense behind the member making the cut. The user was astonished that this happened. The wood has closed up around the blade and won’t come off.
Anyway, this is type of abuse that drives the volumes of rules.
@got_tools can chime in on the slab mill for this project. I expect your biggest issue is the cutter spinning at 12,000 RPM hitting the bark and knocking it off.