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And if you have some slightly larger pieces to move, just use what you got!!

If your looking at the really large logs, you might want to go to a Lucas set up.. The Dedicated Super Slabber Mill cuts up to 9' in width... Yes the cost is way up there but the ease of cutting/set up/power...might just make up for it Dont forget that your going to need a lot more than the mill...

WTF is are ''rock bars'' ???????????????????????????????????????

I have used one before for cutting thru thicker beams... Works good but I would think that it would be really hard on your skill saw on longer cuts.. I was using a wormdrive makita and the cuts were only 24" at max (cutting thru 8 or so inches). You might be better off building/buying a edging...

Did you treat the bottom???

I could not find one on the N tool site..but for the most part they are all from China and I dont think one is really much better than another. The degree scales are usually off, the bolts will strip out the threads if you apply too much force....They are just what they imply ..a guide... gets...

I have two large bandsaws (36", 32") with decent resaw capacity.. but the thing is you need a sled of some sort to hold the ''log, cant' in place for cutting. I can man handle a 6' -12" x12" but that is about it , anything larger is just a PIA.

There was also this way..

turn on your oils system(if you have one) .place bar tip 1ft away from a light surface, rev saw for5-10 seconds, you should see a line of oil on the light surface.

Two things jump out at me immediately.. Your 36" bar will not be large enough for a 36" or 34" cut...Also your powerhead might not like a bar that long.

Front Entry Door built with milled wood..Rails and Stiles are laminated edge grain fir wrapped with 1/4” maple… Frame is old growth Fir, All live edge stuff is maple as well as the solid figured wood below the side light...

Woodchuckcanuck .. .. I think you might have to consult with some others who actually know about VFD and how they work..''' unstable nature of the power supplied by VFD''' absolute rubbish, you have companies like Siemens, Rockwell, Johnson Controls........building /selling VFD's that are...

From the little I learned online you might be having a hard time trying to track down a bar with the correct mounts ((either GB 'PA' (Oregon D010) or 'HV' mount (Oregon D009). 3/8 .058 chain is standard.)).. Also if you do grenade the saw your parts are going to be difficult to source as it a...

I did a table a year or so ago , that sits on the deck.. Legs and strechers made from 4"-6" cotton wood , that a beaver was kind enough to drop for me. Fully green at the time of construction, now that its dry no noticeable difference, no visual warping... Its referred to as the "Dam table''...

Reduces cupping , no discernable difference in the woods...

Softdown Amsteel recommends crosswinding to prevent rope from diving..(i did not know that)..as to UV get a cover made.....

:rock2::rock2:PTO or Hydraulic winch :rock2::rock2:

Look at parbuckle heavy logs on youtube...https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=parbuckle+heavy+logs

We are metric in Canada but deal in imperial..(go figure).looking at your log pics, by the time you cut around the pith your not left with really wide "'slabs"" but aiming at thickness I would stay in of 30mm, 60mm... ..Usually when I start dressing my wood I loose at least 3mm.. Just compensate...

Have a robotic arm and an extra saw??? Skip to 1:45 for action