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Below are some photos I took during the typical process to make these Tables. This lumber (southern yellow pine or Long Leaf Pine) has air dried for 150+ years, and never seen the inside of a kiln. With that said, the sap in this wood was never set or hardened. I built the oven to cure the sap and set it, making the wood usable for the tables.
Finished Legs
Table Top Blanks
Final table top shape
Rough stock
![IMG_1740[1]](https://nhschreiner.files.wordpress.com/2014/07/img_174011.jpg)
Milling Process
Mortise Joinery
Internal temperature of the oven
After 24 hours of baking
![IMG_1810[1]](https://nhschreiner.files.wordpress.com/2014/07/img_18101.jpg)
Interior close-up
Oven closed
Pine pieces ready for baking