Between Two Slabs
Have you poured your heart & soul into your wood passion? Are you looking to capitalize on your efforts and/or learn more about what works and what doesn't?
We've been there. We've struggled. But we're still in love with what we do, and we're looking to share it with others. Join us monthly live or after for our web series.
Between Two Slabs is about all things Wood and brought to you by Carbon Smart Wood™. This monthly web video series features Paul Timmins & John Ferrara of Cambium Carbon & Baltimore Fallen Lumber and covers everything you want to know about owning and operating a Carbon Smart Wood™ operation.
Let's talk wood!
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Episode 1:
Kilns, Kilns, Kilns, and more Kilns.
Have you poured your heart & soul into your wood passion?
Are you looking to capitalize on your efforts and/or learn more about what works and what doesn't?
We've been there. We've struggled.
But we're still in love with what we do, and we're looking to share it with others.
Episode 2:
From Sawdust to Scale.
In this episode, the guys discuss their journey from humble beginnings to remarkable, and painstaking growth.
Join us as we explore the fascinating evolution of a small woodworking business, sharing valuable insights and inspiration for those dreaming of scaling their own craft ventures.
Episode 3:
Air Drying. The Underestimated Pitfall of Primary Processing.
If you've ever wondered about the art of air drying wood and the secrets to preserving its natural beauty, you're in the right place.
Join us as we delve into the world of air drying, sharing our passion and knowledge to help you achieve wood perfection while staying true to the environment.
Episode 4:
Grain, Grading, and the NHLA
Join John and Paul in the next episode of Between Two Slabs as they delve into the intricate world of wood grading. Explore the nuances of NHLA (National Hardwood Lumber Association) grading rules and how, if at all, they apply to fallen lumber and Carbon Smart Wood™. Explore the environmental impact of grading standards that overlook fallen wood, and discover potential ways to integrate sustainability into existing grading criteria.
In this discussion, our hosts emphasize the necessity for data transparency to promote the adoption of fallen lumber practices industry-wide. They also stress the pivotal role of education and awareness in changing perceptions, highlighting the importance of informing the public about the benefits of fallen materials for a more sustainable future in woodworking.