where did you get the forklift attachment bars for your bucket?Milled this a few days ago
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Really need to make a stand to mill
OMG Dude!!!!I got the two big csmills out yesterday.
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These are now ready after sitting for years. About twenty logs this size in a mixed bag of hardwoods.
Iv never done pine. It must saw easy?View attachment 1168978
Twenty seven foot pine still drying. Need to cut more of these this year. Finding clear trees is the tough part or tiny knots.
i see some on amazon, are they decent quality?Amazon looks like they are unavailable as of now View attachment 1168985
These are good quality . The only thing I’m changing on it is the sinch bolts on the cross bar they get in the way . I’m welding some nuts on the sides so they are out of the way . Tried flipping it over still in the way getting things off the traileri see some on amazon, are they decent quality?
Once my kiln is up and running. Last year was a bust with unexpected changes and I got the dry run.OMG Dude!!!!
WTF!!!
Have fun them are good ones! You selling the slabs?
Cottonwood sucks to mill. It makes me itch and few things do. I'm immune to poison oak, sumac and ivy.Iv never done pine. It must saw easy?
I tell ya what. The cotton wood was THE MOST DIFFICULT thing iv ever milled. Such a gummy spongy wood. Fought it the entire way. Can make some pretty table tops though once finished
Cottonwood is a tough one to mill cause of the wetness. Sawdust is a chain clogging nightmare. I've got some 30"+ slabs drying up nicely about 8' long. The mantels off 5' limb pieces are beautiful after a year of drying and planing them level again and restacking. Unlike some softer woods, it doesn't like big chain. My .404 skip was slow even with 121cc powering it. A 64cc saw running 3/8 lo pro chain breezed through it in comparison.I tell ya what. The cotton wood was THE MOST DIFFICULT thing iv ever milled. Such a gummy spongy wood. Fought it the entire way. Can make some pretty table tops though once finished
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