The Forestry Forum
General Forestry => Sawmills and Milling => Topic started by: kra on January 22, 2004, 04:08:20 PM
i cut my first big (to me anyway) pine log this afternoon 8)
22" on small end x12' 6" long
13-1 x12's
8-1x10's
3-1x8's
2-1x4's
1-2x12
cutting random width for board & batten siding on shop
heavy log!
i think i will go ahead and work out my hydraulics asap!
mill working really good
so far i have cut about1100 or 1200 bd. ft. mostly from 12" or smaller logs just to get the hang of it
it really is kinda fun
Way to go kra 8) 8)
Your rocking now!
22" on small end x 12 1/2' = Approximatly 253 BF Doyle scale
13 - 1x12 = 156 bf
8 - 1x10 = 80 bf
3- 1x8 = 24 bf
2- 1x4 = 8 bf
1- 2x12 = 24 bf
292 Board Foot of lumber = Approximatly 13% overun
Way to go!
Yep, you got the bug. You must have a direct I V of sawdust running into a main artery. 8)
THERE IS NO CURE 8) 8) 8) 8)