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General Forestry => Sawmills and Milling => Topic started by: terrifictimbersllc on November 12, 2014, 09:12:29 AM
Left the house Monday at 4:40 am with my Peterson WPF loaded in back of truck for interstate travel. Arrived, consulted, set up, first cut began at 9:40 am. Last cut ended at 4:40pm. Put the mill in the warehouse and headed for the motel at 6pm.
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Under the headlights, 3" slabs, to be picked up tomorrow I'm told, for pre-drying, and then kiln drying. From 16 and 14 foot red oak logs, 32 and 30" at narrow end.
Thirteen 3" and one 1-3/4" slab with 16 saw cuts. Total saw cut area 595 sq. ft. Four chains. One metal strike at beginning, 3 nails.
Some days are better than others, this one was good.
Yes Sir for sure. Some days just make you smile. :)
Nice !
Nice stack of slabs sticker patrole will give you a smiley_thumbsup
Seems like you were running about 40 min behind all day :D
Very nice, what a day!
Quote from: backwoods sawyer on November 12, 2014, 10:21:54 AM
Nice stack of slabs sticker patrole will give you a smiley_thumbsup
Seems like you were running about 40 min behind all day :D
Thank you, thank you, but the customer did it. He also had a 8000 pound cap. fork lift that could also move a load sideways. He had the slab off each time usually by himself by the time I was ready for the next cut.
Ps you'll notice I quit on time !
Nice slabs! That was a full day you put in. Back at the motel at 6pm......bet you were in bed at 6:15pm! :D