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I just did this for a client in Bend OR - not live edge, but 8” thick with returns at the end in white rift-sawn Oak. We had a local fabricator make steel L-brackets that attached to the studs - 3

Brett, It seems that most brackets are meant for hollow shelfs/mantles where the size of the hollow can be controlled precisely. I thought of similar approaches to your suggestion none as clever

I just ran across these hangers, the smallest would work for you: https://www.strongtie.com/miscconnectorsforengineeredwood_engineeredwood/cbh_hanger/p/cbh#ProductDetails

For a lot of reasons and assistance from some amazing people on FOG, I have backed out of this deal. ?The accessories and tooling are great, but the high price, age and trunnion issues make this

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I hr remaining - CAD$ 14K Imran

I did 3 mantels out of large white oak timbers for our new house. On one I used a block as described by others and it sagged a bit. I ended up redoing that and for all three I did French cleats out of

If the board is truly 7.5" thick/tall I'd suggest looking into special brackets like https://strongholdbrackets.com/shop/. Otherwise, a clever method if the situation makes sense is to cut? the back

Jeff, For some reason the pic did not come thru last night for me. Cliff’s response made me look again and it is there. Anyhow, you got plenty of responses but looking at the pic, are you sure the

That's a rather dramatic? level of rough finish. I almost never consider the direction of grain and I've never seen anything like that. Best I can offer? in no particular order ?Run some other wood

It used to be that the two sided blades had an insignia on one side on right or left. They are ground with all markings on right or left so you want bro install all right or left to be in same cutting

David B, I love your response! So much more elegant than my father and my expression, "why make something simple when you can make it complex?" The underlaying rationale are quite similar. We can all

I wouldn’t bother going that deep for the mounting block - just enough to catch it with 2 screws from the top. A 1” block standing proud of the wall mounted firmly would be plenty - the mantle is

Blades installed backwards? Regards, Mark https://www.instagram.com/kessler_woodworks/

After reading, I realized it would be better to screw the mantle to the blocking from top vs bottom. Imran

So a friend wants a live edge mantle from an Ash log. He already has the log cut on the band mill. It is 11” deep (sticking out from wall) and 7.5” tall (vertical). The mantle will be 5’ long. I

I didn't feel and chatter. I was wondering about the feeding against the grain. I did a glue up of two boards and I didn't think about matching grain direction when I did them. Looking at them I may

Was there chatter during feed? If it was hard to feed that would be a sign of dull blades. You can also check the chips. Nice curly chips indicate sharp blade. You can also try planer and if that