Truckload a sumpthun.

Texas Ranger · December 01, 2002, 06:25:48 PM

Get sum a them beaver to knaw the bark off, and while thays at it, knaw them to height.

ElectricAl · December 01, 2002, 07:12:11 PM

Jeff,

We have made that type of cuts on our WM.

Whoever does the cutting will have to feed slow because your piece can not be clamped real tight.

The WM hydraulic will crush your project ???

We could do it for you, but there are at least 30 WM between us.

Unless you want to come over to "Corn Country". NormF is only a hour west, maybe he could come by to help.

ElectricAl

Jeff · December 01, 2002, 07:29:07 PM

Al, I can't find Normf in our member list. that sure sounds familiar, i wonder if he was here and cancelled his membership? Dunno. He was from Michigan?

ElectricAl · December 01, 2002, 07:39:15 PM

Jeff,

The Norm I'm thinking of lives in Central Iowa.

They farm and may not be posting because of harvest.

ElectricAl

Jeff · December 01, 2002, 07:40:31 PM

Still a little far.

I think I need somebody in Michigan.

chet · December 01, 2002, 08:02:17 PM

I'm hurt :'(, I live in Michigan ;D

Jeff · December 02, 2002, 01:48:12 AM

I'm thinkin on it Chet. I appreciate the offer but I have to consider that this time of year you are not only Michigan, you are Lower Yukon!

Frank_Pender · December 16, 2002, 12:28:01 AM

Jeff, I have done such for people out here with my Mobile Dimension Mill. But, alas, 3,000 miles is a ways to travel

dan-l-b · December 22, 2002, 05:44:49 PM

Jeff, you might find someone with a Norwood in your area. I had mine on a concrete slab and could set pieces like yours between the bunks. I think it would do the trick for ya.

dan-l-b · December 22, 2002, 05:46:59 PM

HoHoHo, I missed Chet post. Chet be the MAN.

Jeff · December 27, 2002, 04:11:46 PM

I went over to Weidman today and had Richard Schmidt trim the ends on my desk logs on his Wood-Mizer. Prize was right. I had to supply the beverages. ;D

I have one log all debarked and shined up. I will get a picture of that later. Its purty.

Richard saws, and my board swamper from Billsby's, Dan Smith, puts some pressure on the log to keep it from wigglin. We did not want to clamp for fear of crushing it. This worked well.

Richard and Me. Runnin my mouth as usual. :

Corley5 · December 27, 2002, 05:19:24 PM

That's 8) Can't go wrong with that kind of saw bill.

Jeff · December 27, 2002, 07:20:59 PM

I would like to add here if someone wants to call Richard to line up work the area code has changed from 517 to 989. Thanks Richard! Hope you get that ol web T.V. fired up and find your way to the forum.

Web T.V. :-/ He aint got a snowballs chance... :'(