(https://forestryforum.com/gallery/albums/userpics/30319/IMG_0880%7E1.JPG) Went to Newnan Ga, Friday and look at what followed me Home.. Many thanks to all of the people that work there , and especially Earl Hazelwood who really was a great help.. Assembly was very easy, other than labor intensive. Now it's time to make some sawdust..
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Congrats on your new mill. Sounds like you got the fever.
Earl's a good guy.....knows his Quarter Sawing.
Good choice Stan. smiley_thumbsup
There no more chainsaw mill for you.
Your just a blind as me I don't see it either Steve
Now I see it, looks good nice mill. Steve
Had to repost -- almost forgot how to upload pictures
Man that's purdy. Congrats and have fun!
Congratulations! :)
Thecfarm I hate to say it but will still run CSM every once and a while-- That two stroke smell is addictive..
That's one nice mill! Congratulations!
About that 2 stroke diesel smell... I completely agree :)
-lee
Quote from: Stan Willis 49 on December 02, 2012, 06:28:48 PM
Thecfarm I hate to say it but will still run CSM every once and a while-- That two stroke smell is addictive..
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Hate to tell you, you won't be running the chainsaw mill much. Maybe for the big ones. Steve
Congrats!
Is that a tree growing up through that framework? WDH will be honored. :D
Sat mill up in old greenhouse and yes there is a tree growing up through frame.. Its not large enough to saw now so I will enjoy shade until it gets a little bigger.
Congratulations on new Mill, Stan. I had a similar experience a couple of years ago when I went to Newnan.
Congradulations!
How did the assembly become labour intensive?
When you have to assemble saw , clear underbrush from where you will install it , and have all of your tools that you need in your shop that is on other side of property--It becomes labor intensive..My helper (wife) had family obligations so this became a one man show..
You will really like that mill. What are you planning to saw?
Hi WDH , plan on cutting for myself and a few friends to start out.. Have had mill for one weekend and already have two people wanting cedar and poplar logs sawn. I have 15 acres and we usually loose a couple of large oak logs from creek bank erosion each year. I think if you get out and talk to people about mill ,work will find you..
When I get back over that way, I will let you know. I know where there is a whack of cedar logs :).
Quote from: WDH on December 02, 2012, 09:09:59 PM
When I get back over that way, I will let you know. I know where there is a whack of cedar logs :).
Tell me...... ;D
It would be too long of a haul for you :).
Congratulation on taking the sawdust plunge. :)
WDH would still like to get together after first of year. Cut my first log today made a nice stack of 1x12 SYP that has some nice color in it. Would love to get into that stash of cedar as my wife has about ten projects lined up for me
Congrats...your gonna love that LT15!
Nice mill you will have fun with that 8)
Congrats nothing like brand new !!!
Congratulations on the new mill.
That Earl will talk you into some strange things. He sold me my first mill over 10 years ago. He still calls me a rookie. ;D
Congrats on the new mill.
Welcome to the "plunge" crew. Can't go wrong with a woodmizer.
-Matt
Congratulations on the Mill purchase . I bought a LT15 in 1997 I think that was the first year they were built . Cut over a 100,000 bf with it . Great Mill and is still in operation today at a friends farm .
congrats on the mill! david