The Forestry Forum
General Forestry => Sawmills and Milling => Topic started by: shopteacher on January 17, 2004, 03:00:15 PM
Well it's new to me anyway. A while back I posted a want add for a Hendricks Rail Panel saw. I had bid on one I seen on Ebay, but got beat out at the last second on it for 10 bucks. I was kicking myself in the a$$ all the next day for not bidding higher. Well as it worked out the high bidder never responded to the bid and I was contacted as the runner up bidder. This saw has an 8"X15' H beam as the bed and should be able to cut 14' long. It takes a 14" blade driven by 5 hp. with automatic feed. I'm going to use it to straight edge boards after they've been dried. As you probably know trying to run a 14 foot 10" maple board over a jointer isn't the easiest thing in the world to do and to try it on enough to cover a barn is just down right stupid. Got it off the truck today and can't wait to get it set up and try it out.
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Alright!
Ya lucked up! You pulled the fat oughta the fire, saved the day, found a acorn............... :D
You know it Tom, got a smile from ear to ear, feel like a cheshire cat.
Keep the camera out. We want to see it work too. :)
Nice shopteacher, not what I expected for a panel saw. Never thought of using one as a slr. Be interested to see how it works out for ya.
Patty says I can't have any new toys er I mean tools that are so big they have to be delivered on a truck. I guess she's gun shy after the last one came on a semi. ;D