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"good" not a beauty queen im sure but I may have one, dont know its condition. I will go dig it iut and take a look..... Sent from my moto e5 play using Tapatalk

Anybody know anyone that is familiar with these machines? Maybe a workshop manual possibly? Sent from my moto g(6) play using Tapatalk

Hey Dan, nice to see some more Carver's around ......I have been carving for 10 +years now and have used many methods.. nothing beats a skid steer but I have used a tripod, chain hoists, I have a log arch on one of my trailers with A winch to load with the arch.it works very nicely for grabbing...

you can usually get into a good used manual mill for around what you are budgeting..I see woodmizer lt-15's for less than 2k at least three or four times a year around here...... As for the burls, it's a learning experience. You really need to know the exact product that your buyer wants and and...

He's right ya know.! [emoji106] A chain modification is where its at for sure.. Just by modifying angles and depth gauges I can get through most soft and medium hardwood twice as fast as a stock ripping chain will cut off the reel...... The trade off is having to touch up those dozens and...

Sounds like you will be putting her through a lot of wide, dense hardwood so I would opt for more displacement and not just a modded stock bore cylinder. The latest generation of big bores are much higher quality than the fist gen versions with better timing numbers as well. This will take you...

Thanks Its been a lot of fun lately!!! Sent from my N9516 using Tapatalk

Many things to consider here. Size of your average log??? Species of lumber you mill the most? Fuel consumption??..the more you mod...the thirstier the girl!!!! How much of the work will be done yourself vs. Paying a modder to do the work? Sent from my N9516 using Tapatalk

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Its been a while since I posted so I figured I would share a few pics with you all!!! Sent from my N9516 using Tapatalk

The only way to know for sure would be the magnification method of the pattern of tyloses on the end grain. Then you would know for sure.! This is what it will look like if it is ash This is what the pattern in walnut looksj like..quite different. Sent from my N9516 using Tapatalk

Look at the outer edges of the grain patterns........ Sent from my N9516 using Tapatalk

If I was a gambling man I would put my money on catalpa it looks identical to many catalpas that I have slabed. Bark looks spot on all well. That smaller limb , not so much ! But they smell sweet while milling and is dark caramel colors when wet or finish is applied. What does it look like wet...

Couple of my latest Cedar with turquoise inlays Pine slab sign red oak slab sign Sent from my N9516 using Tapatalk

I know it's not a saw but I'm looking for a service manual for a Cat EP16Kt forklift if anyone has access. Got serious steering issue....thanks Sent from my MotoE2(4G-LTE) using Tapatalk

Some new stuff we been doing.... Next is the countertop where the sink will be. Here is the gorgeous slab for it.. Sent from my MotoE2(4G-LTE) using Tapatalk

how can a guy even try to keep up with this thread? whew! I'm winded!:laughing:

Yeah it's a little slow in here lately! Sent from my MotoE2(4G-LTE) using Tapatalk

I run this piss out of my little 025's blocking out carvings, they are much more durable of a saw that their exoskeleton would lead you to believe lol! Sent from my MotoE2(4G-LTE) using Tapatalk

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