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Newbie with two big cherry trees
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<blockquote data-quote="Ianab" data-source="post: 506182" data-attributes="member: 10378"><p>8' length logs is still OK for furniture, once you get the boards dry whats the first thing you do? Cut them into small pieces right. </p><p>Your ms210 will handle crosscutting them fine as long as it's nice and sharp and you aren't in a hurry. You will need to cut the bigest ones from both sides, and get some plastic wedges to stop the bar getting pinched.</p><p>Moving them is going to be the big problem, they will still be HEAVY. A nice strong trailer, some ramps and a winch is an option. </p><p>Other option is to find a portable miller who will bring his mill to the logs</p><p></p><p>Cheers</p><p></p><p>Ian</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Ianab, post: 506182, member: 10378"] 8' length logs is still OK for furniture, once you get the boards dry whats the first thing you do? Cut them into small pieces right. Your ms210 will handle crosscutting them fine as long as it's nice and sharp and you aren't in a hurry. You will need to cut the bigest ones from both sides, and get some plastic wedges to stop the bar getting pinched. Moving them is going to be the big problem, they will still be HEAVY. A nice strong trailer, some ramps and a winch is an option. Other option is to find a portable miller who will bring his mill to the logs Cheers Ian [/QUOTE]
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