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#11
Drying and Processing / Re: New Idry Kilns Guy
Last post by Bruno of NH - Today at 02:31:05 PMJordan
Are you guys at I dry recommending standard steel containers for you Air dry unit?
Lots of U tube guys using your Air unit in a steel container. Won't the tannins in wood rust these container out fast.
A member on here has his kiln in an Aluminum container his unit isn't a I Dry Air dry
Are you guys at I dry recommending standard steel containers for you Air dry unit?
Lots of U tube guys using your Air unit in a steel container. Won't the tannins in wood rust these container out fast.
A member on here has his kiln in an Aluminum container his unit isn't a I Dry Air dry
#12
General Board / Re: The weather 2025
Last post by JD Guy - Today at 01:11:49 PMQuote from: doc henderson on Yesterday at 03:55:44 PMJD, I wet the grass outside my shop behind the smoker 3 or 4 times a day!Guilty as charged too Your Honor
#13
Sawmills and Milling / Re: Did something dumb today.
Last post by JD Guy - Today at 12:49:23 PMQuote from: thecfarm on Yesterday at 08:49:03 PMTry putting a QA onto a JD and see how that works.Son with the bobcat equipment bought his JD tractor with the BC QA for the JD loader. AFAIK it works fine, he's never mentioned any issues. It makes sense for him as he has numerous BC attachments.
#14
General Board / Re: Introduction
Last post by Texas Ranger - Today at 11:22:05 AMGreetings from, Texas, pull up a stump and sit a spell.
#15
Sawmills and Milling / Re: OldJarheads Milling Thread...
Last post by OlJarhead - Today at 10:44:18 AMWelp, the boss gave me a budget to get the foundation work on the cabin done, finish getting all the logs moved up to the cabin location and bucked into firewood and saw logs, to get more of the thinning project done and anything else I can think of 
I think I'll even get some sawmilling done as I can hire some labor help to do the heavy lifting. With luck, this will mean I'll get to milling again once the weather cools down, get the foundation work completed and the foundation walls and skirting done at the cabin before winter.
Pretty exciting!
I think I'll even get some sawmilling done as I can hire some labor help to do the heavy lifting. With luck, this will mean I'll get to milling again once the weather cools down, get the foundation work completed and the foundation walls and skirting done at the cabin before winter.
Pretty exciting!
#16
General Board / Re: Introduction
Last post by Hilltop366 - Today at 10:18:41 AMGreetings from Nova Scotia.
#17
Forestry and Logging / Re: Range Road ATV trailer
Last post by John Mc - Today at 08:41:21 AM@JBLONDON - I'm curious what you ended up with, and how it's working out for you. How about filling us in and sharing some pictures if your rig in action?
I've got a friend who is looking at using his ATV for light logging/firewood, purely for personal use. He's debating between a LogRite arch, a Woodland Mills Multilander trailer or perhaps making something himself. His initial focus is on getting firewood back to the house from his woods, but knowing him, those needs will expand in the future.
I've got a friend who is looking at using his ATV for light logging/firewood, purely for personal use. He's debating between a LogRite arch, a Woodland Mills Multilander trailer or perhaps making something himself. His initial focus is on getting firewood back to the house from his woods, but knowing him, those needs will expand in the future.
#18
General Board / Re: Introduction
Last post by tjtom - Today at 08:37:24 AMQuote from: Stephen1 on Today at 07:21:02 AMWelcome Tom , glad to have you here at the forum. Where in Ontario are you ?
Just south of Algonquin park in the madawaska valley
#19
Sawmills and Milling / Re: New sawing venture
Last post by Stephen1 - Today at 07:40:02 AMI just started running the .55th dbl hards and sawing lots of pine.The odd time I have salvaged a blade, but it was a small nail or such, screws no way. I just did 8mbf of B&B siding and lost 4 blades. All my logs are from the arborist. Lots of hardware. I don't pay for logs that are metal strikes, sometimes I still get lumber out of them but I usually send them back if I scan and find metal, even if its surface metal as I have found more metal in the logs deeper. It seems that was great location at the home for holding hardware.
#20
General Board / Re: Longitude
Last post by Stephen1 - Today at 07:23:01 AMThat is pretty cool. amazing that this info does not change even after centuries of time.
