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Maintainance + Cleanup + 500 BF = Good Sleep

Started by Firebass, May 14, 2007, 08:59:46 PM

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Firebass

I guess I'm a light weight on the 1000 bf a day deal ???.  I suppose if everything was set up and things worked good all day 1000 bf a day is a fair amount of work for one person.  But for me, I seem to be admiring my stack of wood too much.  For you old timers that do this consistently I'm impressed.

Firebass

Part_Timer

500bf of what?

My son and I cut 400bf of red oak last Sunday.  It hadn't dawned on me untill then that in a few years he won't have time for old dad.  he thinks I have him help because I'm looking for cheap labor.  Well as true as that is when we are sawing it is the one time he seems to relax just a bit and talk to me like a friend and not dad.  I guess I better find some more red oak to cut. :)
Peterson 8" ATS.
The only place success comes before work is in the dictionary.

DanG

Firebass, let me get this straight.  You sawed 500bf on your prototype, homebuilt, manual sawmill, which you built from scratch, AND did all the prep and cleanup in one day?  I'm impressed!  Yep, impressed is what I am! 8) 8)
"I don't feel like an old man.  I feel like a young man who has something wrong with him."  Dick Cavett
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379hammerdown

It sure as heck beats watching the days go by sittin on your butt watchin television eh? Good work!

Firebass

Quote from: 379hammerdown on May 16, 2007, 04:51:57 PM
It sure as heck beats watching the days go by sittin on your butt watchin television eh? Good work!
Yes Sir it does. 
Cut another 200 BF today after work I think I'm starting to get the hang of it.   Big logs are great 8)

WDH

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joelmar10

You built that swinger yourself?   :o  I'm gonna have to stare at your gallery a little longer...very impressive!   8)
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Firebass

Quote from: joelmar10 on May 16, 2007, 11:23:18 PM
You built that swinger yourself?   :o  I'm gonna have to stare at your gallery a little longer...very impressive!   8)
Yea my plans were to paint it White but I can't stop cutting long enough to wash it down for paint.  Besides I kinda like the raw metal look ;D  This Sawing stuff is addicting

Gilman

Did you train that dog of yours to pull green chain for you?  ;)
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Firebass

He is a bit nervos about all those chips fly'n around.  But he has learned that the sawdust pile is a great place to hide stuff.  He'll bury his frisbee just long enough to think its really gone then UP it comes just to do it again.   ;D  He's another reason I have to take lots of breaks cutting.  Any of you that have ever owned a blue heeler know what I'm talking about.

Jim_Wahl

"Nothing says loyalty like a sawdust covered dog."
I'm not sure where I read that, even though it has been pretty recent.
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