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    Alcohol in gasoline

    Does anyone here use Sea-Foam? It is a fuel stabilizer like Sta-Bil but is formulated for ethanol. It seems to do a good job of preventing that white milky stuff in the bottom of the fuel cans. I haven’t had any problems with plastic containers getting soft on me.
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    Anyone ever mill Bastonge?

    What do you use? I have a 4 foot diameter red oak I need to quarter. How much black powder can I use and still have something left to saw?
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    What kills Powder Post beetles?

    Try this link. It has great plans and they work. http://www.woodscience.vt.edu/about/extension/vtsolar_kiln/
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    Where do you

    OK thanks! I found it under the exaust port on the muffler. I have to take the muffler off to read the middle numbers.
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    Where do you

    I sanded the area in the picture after removeing the wear plate for the chain. Here is what I see. http://www.arboristsite.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=62566&stc=1&d=1200011105 Where else can it be?
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    Where do you

    find the serial number on a Stihl 064? I just got one off eBay and I want to record the SN. Thanks in advance for the help. Andy
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    Been gone for several weeks..

    The best day of my life was when I got my 214 for 23 yrs of service. The second best day was when I got my NEW hydraulic band mill!
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    Been gone for several weeks..

    Congratulations, The best I did was E8. Wow! I have been wanting a lathe. I am saving for it and it should be in my shop by winter. Andy
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    FYI - Local Craigslist listing. Zanesville, Ohio

    I am hard pressed to cut 5000 ft in a day with 2 helpers and perfect logs, starting at daylight and cutting till dark with a fully hydraulic mill and a skid steer loader.:hmm3grin2orange:
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    band Blade set

    http://www.suffolkmachinery.com/set_gauge.asp Sorry for the mess up with the URL. I use this guage both at the mill and at the sharpner.
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    Looking for a specific past post.

    ArboristSite.com > Tree Care Forums > Milling & Saw Mills alaskan auto feed
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    Honey Locust

    :confused: Woodshop, I just acquired 15 honey locust logs that range from 15 to 22 inches on the small end. The shortest is 12 ft and the longest is 18 ft. Is it best to quarter saw them or plain saw them? The pics above are plain sawn. Oh yes, does it dry like red oak or white...
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    Honey Locust

    Does any one make furniture out of Honey Locust?
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    Tipped bands versus set bands

    Timber Wolf blades have a deeper gullet than most brands. I bought a different cam to go in my grinder.
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    Tipped bands versus set bands

    They incorporate 10% matrix cobalt cutting edge for resistance to tooth chipping and neutral rake tooth design for additional tooth strength. A carbide blade for my mill from Lenox is $319.19. Other brands are slightly cheaper. I can use the cheaper blades for a long time before I make up...
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    Tipped bands versus set bands

    The bi-metal blades sharpen just like a standard blade. The bi-metal blades are not tipped. They look just like a standard blade. I take an engraver and label them to tell them apart after they are used for a while. Andy
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    Tipped bands versus set bands

    I am paying $88.00 plus freight for bi-metal blades and $44.01 plus freight for Timber Wolf blades. The Timber Wolf blades last about 3 hrs cutting time and the bi-metal 4 to 5 hrs. Then time to set and sharpen. Andy
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    Tipped bands versus set bands

    aggie, where do I find prices for bandmill blades? I use 1 1/2, 1 inch pitch blades 19 ft long.:hmm3grin2orange: Andy
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    Norwood Portable Mills

    I say you are correct. Band mills will hold the accuracy with in the thickness of the band.
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    Norwood Portable Mills

    Norwood mills are great but have you looked at Logmaster? http://www.logmaster.com/index.htm
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