Blazin
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Nice bridge! I'd glady travel across it to have a beer with ya! 
Built me a bridge this weekend.
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Good job on the bridge. That one plank looks a little loose............want to borrow my new nail gun?
Ya know.... Before I saw your comment I saw that you were the last person to comment while I was browsing the CS forum. I had a feeling it was about a nail gun in one way or another.
I say well played sir!!!
Way to have a good time. But I may have to decline and I think gonna use Nik's - his is apparently magic.
:greenchainsaw:
Surely not here.LOL, Yep, Its always fun a sense of humor, things can get too serious at times. :jester:
Hey SS -
I wanna do it with your avatar. Yes the avatar, not the girl.
I wanna do it with your avatar. Yes the avatar, not the girl.
Ok well go ahead, Just make sure you clean it up before returning her.
dingeryote
Blueberry Baron
Looks like it spans the creek just fine, and looks like it will support the weight of anything that will fit on it.
Call it good.
Stay safe!
Dingeryote
Call it good.
Stay safe!
Dingeryote
Looks like it spans the creek just fine, and looks like it will support the weight of anything that will fit on it.
Call it good.
Stay safe!
Dingeryote
Hell yeah dinger that's what I'm talkin' about!!
:greenchainsaw:
Once again, the bridge is fine, Is it wide enough for a four wheeler to cross it? And thanks for cleaning the avatar up before returning her.
I think a Fisher Price four wheeler should be narrow enough to drive across the planks.
LOL, So it's just a foot bridge, Shoot it's plenty heavy enough then. I would like to have one of those mills like you have. Think it would be fun to nake those planks.I think a Fisher Price four wheeler should be narrow enough to drive across the planks.
The Beam Machine (if you read my post about it) is only really good for ripping lumber that isn't terribly thick (2x4's, 4x4's). But with the ported 79'er the Beam Machine will impress anyone.
For milling though the Alaskan Sawmill is the way to go. (This vid was before the 79'er was Sling'r Ported).
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that looks like a lot of fun, may have to try it one day.
mickeyd
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your mom is cute !The Beam Machine (if you read my post about it) is only really good for ripping lumber that isn't terribly thick (2x4's, 4x4's). But with the ported 79'er the Beam Machine will impress anyone.
For milling though the Alaskan Sawmill is the way to go. (This vid was before the 79'er was Sling'r Ported).
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