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Has anyone have any tips on making a homage magnetic scale? Thanks

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Good afternoon. I am considering purchasing a simple horizontal resaw for a project. Unfortunately. most of the units in my price range are 3 phase electric, which I do not have. Previously owned a Baker twin blade edger with a Honda 20 hp engine that worked flawlessly for my needs. Has anyone...

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Hi all. Since i sharpen my blades by myself. I realized that WM sharpen them max. 8 times and they are gone....WM service in Germany. when i do it i can do it like 15 times and more.
How many times did u get out of them??
Or any advice??
I love the new videos from Cook sawmills and the old ones of thomas TC sawmill with his friend Mr. Roberts.Read More

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Hi allthis is a website from a friend of mine.
I am notsure if he sells to the US. But take a look for new idears.
Greetings Wolfgang form Germany

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The last job I did 2 days ago I started having power feed problems on a big log/wide cant. The mill was slightly angled and I was cutting a little uphill till I finished the log and re-leveled it. The cuts were 20-22 inches wide. I had to slow to a crawl with new/resharpened blades and it would still trip off. After I finished the cant, re-leveled the mill and got a normal sized log (think 12" or less width of cut) it did much better but would still trip once in a while then it got to just stopping but not tripping the breaker. I could back up a few inches and re-start. It did not do it at the same spot like a bad spot on the chain or feed rail somewhere. Just at dark I loaded a little 12-13 inch poplar log and could not get the mill to cut more than a few inches at a time so I quit thinking I had a bad bearing.Read More

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