That is really cool. There is about a quarter acre below my house that I've been slowly clearing. Long term plan is the guy who owns it wants a pond there. It will be stream fed and also fed by runoff from all the fields around the house.
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That is really cool. There is about a quarter acre below my house that I've been slowly clearing. Long term plan is the guy who owns it wants a pond there. It will be stream fed and also fed by runoff from all the fields around the house.
Mr. HE
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Son helped me hang 2 of the planks today (shame to drip bar oil all over them) Hey I need at least another 4 or 5 saws to fill the void!
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I need to scrounge through the scrap drum at work, need 3 more brackets to hang the widest one down by my workbench.
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Used the "new to me" 143 (top left) to cut the notches for the "poles"
(there are 2 of the notches holding up the nose heavy milling saws)
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Left edges natural, I think there are too many things straight and level in this world. Call it the "charm" of self milled lumber. Mother Nature took the bark off for me
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I will never look at a tree as just "firewood" ever again! Thanks Guys, like I need another addiction!
Son helped me hang 2 of the planks today (shame to drip bar oil all over them) Hey I need at least another 4 or 5 saws to fill the void!
I need to scrounge through the scrap drum at work, need 3 more brackets to hang the widest one down by my workbench.
Used the "new to me" 143 (top left) to cut the notches for the "poles"
(there are 2 of the notches holding up the nose heavy milling saws)
Left edges natural, I think there are too many things straight and level in this world. Call it the "charm" of self milled lumber. Mother Nature took the bark off for me
I will never look at a tree as just "firewood" ever again! Thanks Guys, like I need another addiction!
Starting to take shape you'll not have to worry about those shelves stressing under pressure from all the saws you'll end up having on them that ll give you an excuse to buy a few more cause the shelves look bare that's what id be saying to my missus anyway but she already knows what am like ..
that's what id be saying to my missus anyway but she already knows what am like ..
White oak you lucky sod , i love milling oak and by the look of that tree you'll have some real nice grain and burrs up near those tightly packed branches at the top ,look real well as a table top bit of linseed oil or lac to bring out the grain lovely !!!!
Banacanin
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Awesome Mill, awesome milling awesome wood
sachsmo
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Thanks Eddie,,
You like White Oak?
Check this one out,
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That's my little Bro standing in front of the biggest tree on my lot.
That old dude is bigger than it looks in this pic.
Hope I don't get the chance to mill that old boy in my lifetime.
Can8ianTimber
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That old dude is bigger than it looks in this pic.
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Hope I don't get the chance to mill that old boy in my lifetime.
Let me know where you are. The big bar and I are coming over to mill that bad boy up. I have split a 60" oak before but milling that would be crazy.
This is the 3120 with 84" bar
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Since noone called you on it yet -
What type of wood are you going to make your bride from?
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Better that they have a big ash than a small woodpecker hiding out in the bush:hmm3grin2orange:
Since noone called you on it yet -
What type of wood are you going to make your bride from?
Definitely NOT------ beech!
Cherry,of course.:hmm3grin2orange:
Cherry is getting awfully hard to find.
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