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Help me spend $1000 on freehand milling
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<blockquote data-quote="toadman" data-source="post: 7424902" data-attributes="member: 168122"><p>I use a known flat 2x12 for a first cut reference a lot when a ladder is unavailable. </p><p>Mine has 2 2x2's screwed to it, one on each side of the 2x12 where it sits on the log.</p><p>I find it's really hard to get 2 2x4 sections lined up perfectly with each other on top of an uneven log, even with "rungs" of 2x4 screwing the 2 long ones together. </p><p>I have used that method before though & it works quite well when given some effort to get everything aligned, tight & square before putting it on the log.</p><p></p><p>for the mini mill, a planed & edged 2x4 would be a dream!!</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="toadman, post: 7424902, member: 168122"] I use a known flat 2x12 for a first cut reference a lot when a ladder is unavailable. Mine has 2 2x2's screwed to it, one on each side of the 2x12 where it sits on the log. I find it's really hard to get 2 2x4 sections lined up perfectly with each other on top of an uneven log, even with "rungs" of 2x4 screwing the 2 long ones together. I have used that method before though & it works quite well when given some effort to get everything aligned, tight & square before putting it on the log. for the mini mill, a planed & edged 2x4 would be a dream!! [/QUOTE]
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