Today's happy customer

[Hilltop366]

He likes driving 

I would say so, he sounds like an interesting guy/good friend.

[Resonator]

He likes driving 

He must like "sawmill fresh" scent in his van also! ;D
smiley_airfreshener

[richhiway]

Road Trip!

[Bricklayer51]

He is a long way from home as hawks mi is near me

[Bruno of NH]

He got home sometime early this morning or after midnight

[Bricklayer51]

Bruno he made it in time for the last day of deer season

[Bruno of NH]

He had already got his deer bow hunting 

[Bruno of NH]

Today's happy customer came after his 250 1x10x10 white pine boards.
He came only in a pickup because his kids had junk metal on his trailer.
He paid me in full and will return for the rest.
The boards are heading to Florida to be used as siding on a house he is going to be building there.
He's going to order some more stuff.
He paid Ben Franklin's it made it worth work Thanksgiving and Sunday in the cold .
10° this morning.

[samandothers]

Glad for ya!  Wow, long way to haul siding!

[Southside]

Glad to hear you pulled it off! 

[Stephen1]

#Shelby78 FF member, came on a 3hr drive to pick up his Walnut Slabs. We put them in the kiln  2 & 1/2 weeks ago. 53"x110"x2 1/2'  They looked really nice coming out. He was heading down the road to have them planed and sanded on his way back home. Since this all came about  because of this great place, I made a 10% donation to the FF  

[Jim_Rogers]

Tuesday's happy customer brought me a 9x9x9' hand hewed beam he wanted sliced down the middle.
After checking for nails, I did just that.
He was happy and gave me a nice tip.



 

Jim Rogers

[doc henderson]

i do not have a pic of the customer, but a lead scribe from the Wesley Peds ED, that I gave some walnut and maple too, sent a pic of the cutting board he made at the WSU campus shop.  he is not sure he can bring himself to actually cut anything on it.  red headed guy goes by RJ.  the R stands for Rustin (rusty).



 

very nice for a first project.  they have people to help out in the campus shop.

[RichTired]

Might make a good chess or checker board, since he's not sure about chopping on it.  :D

[JJ]

Right number of squares, 8x8.
Now he just needs to turn some chess men.

[Jim_Rogers]

Yesterday's happy customer got away before I had a chance to snap a shot of his mantle I cut out of a timber for him and his wife.
But this is where it came from:



 

6x11x77inches cut back 1/2" on three sides to show fresh cuts.

I hope she's happy.

Jim Rogers

[doc henderson]

maybe a little meat and cheese along the edges while you play! 

[RichTired]

Jim - did you do the cut backs with the saw, an ax or chisel?   

[Jim_Rogers]

Jim - did you do the cut backs with the saw, an ax or chisel?  

I used my new to me battery powered chain saw for the end cuts and then put it on the mill and trimmed three sides 1/2" off to freshen up the piece.
Jim Rogers

[Jim_Rogers]

Today's second happy customer came over to pick up some 1" boards for his cabin project.
thanks Dan:



 

Jim Rogers

[Dakota]

Glad to see that you're keeping your social distance. :D

[Jim_Rogers]

Yesterday's happy customer was a repeat customer. He came by without an appointment and picked up some more oak slabs, most round edge both sides.

Here is this load, minus a 4x4 oak that he got to make legs for some oak benches:


 

And he texted me a picture of the project he just completed with the wide slab he got from me last time he was here:



 
He was happy with the way it came out. I hope it doesn't crack on him.

Jim Rogers

[Weekend_Sawyer]

I think that is one of the coolest sinks I have ever seen.
Jon

[WDH]

Yes, a very unique and beautiful piece.

[Jim_Rogers]

Saturday's second happy customer came over to get a 6' piece of pine log for his twiki wiki totem pole project;



 


Monday they send me a picture of what they have done so far:


 

Jim Rogers