Remembering how to run a Wood-Mizer again.

[Texas Ranger]

Good to see ya, bud 8)

[caveman]

I still remember watching your videos from back when.

I watched your videos when trying to learn to operate Accuset 11.  I can understand you a little easier than Doug (4x4 American).  It is good to see you posting again.

[moosehunter]

Bibby, good to hear from you!

mh

[farmfromkansas]

That Mary is dangerous with her guns.  Think we should hire her to take care of the thieves plaguing us.

[stavebuyer]

@Bibbyman 

Glad that you and Mary are enjoying a well earned retirement. Thank you for the multitude of informative posts that took countless hours to compose in order to share your Wood-Mizer knowledge and expertise. That information was crucial to aiding me learn and understand how to develop my own sawmill. 

 

[petefrom bearswamp]

good to hear from you.
Useful sawmill mods is one of the best and longest running threads here and I did quite a few of them.

[moodnacreek]

Playing with guns is an acceptable excuse for not sawing wood.

[pineywoods]

Welcome back bibby. y'all were missed.

[Stephen1]

Great to see you posting and enjoying your retirement. Thank you for dropping in. It's always great to see people form the past visit.
I actually used 2 of Mary's saw horses that I built 15 years ago when I first came on the forum. I was thinking at the time of you 2!  And here you are .

[slider]

welcome back Bibby and Mary glad you are doing well.

[Brucer]

Hey, Gary, good to hear from you again.

I semi-retired 5 years ago and made it official in 2019. Like you, I kept the mill for my own use & pleasure. Now people keep calling up to see if I'll cut "just this one log". No!

[paul case]

I'd say you're doing pretty darn good considering I thought you were dead.

Just assumed you'd died and am glad to learn I was wrong.

Alan

Didn't they say that about John Wayne in one of his movies and his reply was ''Not hardly". 
Hey anyone with a LT40 that has all 4 backstops that raise together has Bib to thank as WM copied his design if'n I remember correctly. So THANK YOU SIR!
I was kind of wondering the other day when we was fixing on our mill if your equipment ever got used anymore. Good to hear from you!
PC