The Forestry Forum
General Forestry => Sawmills and Milling => Topic started by: warren46 on April 23, 2015, 01:08:41 PM
A customer wanted his log slabbed with a live edge. Said the log was about 28" diameter. Not a problem. The problem was that the 28" was the small end. The other end was 33 1/2" at the center and there was a big split out of one side so my choice of my opening face was pretty limited.
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I had to remove the chip deflector and the bracket for the coolant line so I could move the roller guides out as far as possible. I managed slabs that are just over 33" wide. I think the customer will be satisfied.
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Looks like you "overcame" and managed very well. smiley_thumbsup
Good job, Warren.
Nice lookin' slabs.
Looks like that Timber Harvester is serving you well. Nice job.