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#1
Sawmills and Milling / Re: Just another day in Paradi...
Last post by caveman - Today at 09:51:02 PMThe office and the timber frame look really good.
#2
Sawmills and Milling / Re: You ever had this happen?
Last post by Magicman - Today at 09:48:08 PMWell it is pithed out instead of pithed off. 
#3
Sawmills and Milling / Re: Just another day in Paradi...
Last post by Magicman - Today at 09:46:14 PMI don't know whether beautiful is appropriate, but professional certainly is!! 
#4
Sawmills and Milling / Re: Just another day in Paradi...
Last post by PAmizerman - Today at 09:35:44 PMLatest project while I'm slooow
#5
Sawmills and Milling / You ever had this happen?
Last post by Jeff - Today at 09:33:57 PMNot sure how it got past the chainsaw! Tammy saw it while we were sawing and pointed it out. I woulda never noticed it. That there, is a definitive pith!
#6
Sawmills and Milling / Lock up da cribbing
Last post by PAmizerman - Today at 09:27:07 PMPeople have really sticky fingers when it comes to cribbing. They use it in the most bizarre places.
For years I never said anything. Enough is enough.
I've started charging customers for cribbing if they think they need it. If I don't need it to make loading easier on myself then they get billed for it. I've pivved off a few so far. They think I have an excess of it and it should just be included .
Who else charges for cribbing?
Oh and drying sticks are $1 a piece if they want them
For years I never said anything. Enough is enough.
I've started charging customers for cribbing if they think they need it. If I don't need it to make loading easier on myself then they get billed for it. I've pivved off a few so far. They think I have an excess of it and it should just be included .
Who else charges for cribbing?
Oh and drying sticks are $1 a piece if they want them
#7
Sawmills and Milling / Re: Fueling da Sawmill
Last post by TimW - Today at 09:26:26 PMI bought this kit to modify my cans with sprouts that put fuel on your hand, but not down the sprout. It is real easy to drill and pop the vent in.
amazon.com/Replacement-Universal-Leakproof-Compatible-Rubbermaind/dp/B0CH8XV7MW
amazon.com/Replacement-Universal-Leakproof-Compatible-Rubbermaind/dp/B0CH8XV7MW
#8
Sawmills and Milling / Re: Useful sawmill mods
Last post by TimW - Today at 09:19:28 PMI like that table. Do you have a photo of the underside?
#9
Sawmills and Milling / Re: Useful sawmill mods
Last post by PAmizerman - Today at 09:14:34 PMAfter building the table I moved the hydraulic valves up on the command control like the new mills have
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Sawmills and Milling / Re: Useful sawmill mods
Last post by PAmizerman - Today at 09:12:20 PMI had a wood table for years . Finally built one out of steel this past winter.
