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Ran across this on another site.. Grinder modder with bar /chain.. Work with what you have!!!

Humor in all sorts of things ...take care while cutting!

In the process of building a WoodWizz ( ) knock off . I will have a footprint of 14'x6' with the same ability of flattening as well as sanding. This will be for personal use but I would like to offer these services to others. Wondering if anyone out there offers a similar service and if so...

Pretty decent prices No affiliation to this guy, but would be willing to take a look if needed, as its only 15 min. away. https://comoxvalley.craigslist.ca/tls/d/chainsaw-bars/6564108790.html G Vavra

I have been eyeballing a large maple for the past 2 years.....Today i was finally able to toss it on a trailer and bring it home.... Will end up milling it for table tops in the coming weeks, probably using my big mill... Fun, fun.. G Vavra

On the large side.. More here. http://www.wwideas.com/2017/05/giant-lion-sculpture-carved-from-single-tree-trunk-took-20-people-and-3-years-to-complete/ G Vavra

Usually I hang out in the milling section but I thought I would post this up here.. I have included a few pics of my neighbors Cedars. The after delicate pruning and what they usually are.. If you guys have a Monthly Massacre, I would like to submit these.. Fun Fun

Any one using or have used hyper skip milling chain??? Good?Bad? Ugly???? left cutter, right cutter, 12 links, right cutter, left cutter, 12 links, left cutter, right cutter G Vavra

I saw this in the firewood forum and figured it belonged here as well..

Has anyone use this product????What were the results...the good, the bad and of course the ugly?? http://www.cedarcide.com/product/cedarshield-deck-dock-fence-exterior-wood-waterproofer/ Thanks G Vavra

I have been keeping my eyes open open for the last year or so for either a hydraulic grapple or a set of decent tongs that can open to at least 48". Since I live in the Pacific Northwest this size is not that unusual... This Am I saw this little guy, unfortunately its just a tad to large for my...

I know that a lot of members use a router with rails to flatten slabs but has anyone any experience with a Stroke Sander??? A lot of the time I can manually sand (with power sanders/grinders) my boards and get a nice finish, only when I have done a lousy job sawing do I need the router...

Last week when I was out firewood gathering I pulled out some maple from a slash pile. After cutting to length and getting it home I cut it up this AM. I knew it would be spaulted but just not how much...anyways I log almost done and another to get to, manyana. Average width is about 16"-18"...

I have built numerous slab tables over the years but with all of them I have removed all the bark. At present I'm finishing a cherry slab that is thoroughly air dried but there is bark in the inclusions and on the live edge that I would like to keep for contrast. The bark has shrunk over the...

Recently I have been purchasing my cedar materials from Blacktail Enterprises , a smaller family owned mill in the area I live in. Tim who is the owner/operator has a nice set up with a Wood-Mizer LT70 bandsaw and also a split saw. I was there picking up some materials this AM and I took a few...

The wife asked me to make a ''nesting''table for a table she already has. Basically she wanted a duplicate made that would fit under /between the original. Knowing I only needed a few board I elected to forgo the mill and just freehand a few pieces. This wood had been down for about three years...

Hello All Hopefully I'm in the right place! Today I just picked up a few old saws, two Pioneers and one Stihl. The big bad 800 and the S-10 are straight forward, but the other Pioneer is a mystery to me. The Id tag on it reads 66985, since I know pretty much zero about Pioneers, perhaps...