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Started by getoverit, January 12, 2006, 09:27:29 AM

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Teri


Kirk_Allen

Dont be to hard on him Teri.  At least its not a baby picture :D :D  oops, did I let something out ;D :D :D

Kirk_Allen


DanG

Cedarman, I am assuming you remember some months back when you were wondering about some strange looking cedar logs you ocassionally get.  I promised to ship and example of this stuff, but never got around to it, so I sent it by Kirk.

I'm not at all sure exactly what it is, but it could be Atlantic White Cedar, (chamaecyparis thyoides) which is supposedly the only cedar native to Fla besides ERC.  The trees look like a big tall flagpole with an ERC perched on top.  The locals refer to that example as "white juniper" but they also speak of "red juniper", of which I haven't had any.
"I don't feel like an old man.  I feel like a young man who has something wrong with him."  Dick Cavett
"Beat not thy sword into a plowshare, rather beat the sword of thine enemy into a plowshare."

highpockets

Man, you guys seemed to have had a good trip.  I have really enjoyed this thread.  I am really interested in that mill with the belt problem.  What is that?  I love machines and designing them.
Louisiana Country boy
homemade mill, 20 h.p. Honda & 4 h.p. for hydraulics.  8 hydraulic circuits, loads, clamps, rotates, etc.

DanG

I guess I neglected to tell ya'll what happened to cause my belt problem.  The cable that pulls up the board return bar broke and wrapped itself around the 6-gang pulley that run's the edger blades.  This dislodged one of the belts and it tried to displace its neighbor belt, which in turn interfered with the next one, etc.  I ended up with the # 4 belt in the #5 slot, upside down, and the #5 belt was on top of the #6 belt, with about 3 twists in it, so there was a lot of tension on it.  I could see how it could be straightened out, but even though I have a quite respectable wingspan, I couldn't work both ends at the same time.  Once they got here, Buzz rotated the shaft, Kirk pried on one end, and I on the other, and we had it straightened out in short order. ;D  Indeed, a good sized octopus could have done it by himself, and still scratched his butt and his head at the same time. ::) :D :D
"I don't feel like an old man.  I feel like a young man who has something wrong with him."  Dick Cavett
"Beat not thy sword into a plowshare, rather beat the sword of thine enemy into a plowshare."


Buzz-sawyer

Let me recomend, to you newer members, and some of you older codgers..........to get out and meet your forestry forum buddies.....I have never regreted the effort, and always had a REALLY good time 8) 8) 8) 8) 8) 8)
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Cedarman

I have been the visitor and the visitee.  I have always enjoyed the company.  Buzz, you are so right, glad you came by. 8) 8) 8)
I am in the pink when sawing cedar.

Buzz-sawyer

Well, its a lot of fun to see how someone else makes it work.........and also encouraging to try new methods or whatever...... :P
plus it gets me out and about , and its tax deductible...... ;D
and its educational........ :D
and I get to eat lots of good food........ 8) 8) 8)
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customsawyer

Two LT70s, Nyle L200 kiln, 4 head Pinheiro planer, 30" double surface Cantek planer, Lucas dedicated slabber, Slabmizer, and enough rolling stock and chainsaws to keep it all running.
www.thecustomsawyer.com

Buzz-sawyer

All I can tell you is that them GRITZ fellas preach with an evangelistic zeal, on the curative properties, the healing properties and the culinary delight of those detestible pieces of sand and sawdust served with butter....even Mr Billy started in on a rant of grits powers and pleasures............. :D :D :D :D :D
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pigman

Quote from: Buzz-sawyer on January 16, 2006, 03:04:26 PM
Let me recomend, to you newer members, and some of you older codgers..........to get out and meet your forestry forum buddies
You say that and you were only 40 miles from my house and you didn't stop in for a spell. :( 
Things turn out best for people who make the best of how things turn out.

Kirk_Allen

Well we did post our trip itinerary ???  I guess we goofed on that visit pigman.  Rest assured, another trip is in the works 8)

Roxie

 8)  Awesome pictures!  Sounds like a great trip!  There is nothing better than gettin together with forum friends, and if ya can't be there, nothing beats pictures of forum friends! 

Which brings me to Teri.....ya mean to tell me that Kirk and Buzz were in yer backyard, and you didn't come out to play?!  You don't have to be scared of Kirk and Buzz.  Only the monkey bites!   :D
Say when

Teri


Me scared????  thats a hoot!!! ;D

Naw....I was under the weather. I WILL catch up with them next time though.

Paul_H

Science isn't meant to be trusted it's to be tested

Buzz-sawyer

Well, I thought youd never ask!

One good one comes to mind right quickly.
As I was helping myself to snooping around DanGs fine former tobacco farm,

a pack of unrully curs approached at a speed you would not think comfortable for a southern dog..near mach 5......
They vehemently voiced thier dissaproval of my snoopaging on thier territory.....and growled thier dissaproval.
Well being that I have been grits free my whole life,

(in fact, with the exception of one youthful indescretion, I am proud to be grits virgin.)
It was time to act fast , and think fast or else,

Now being thaty I had abstained from the grits all this time I was clear of mind and sound of body, therefore it was quite easy for me to piece together a plan to out fox these k-9 avengers of the south.
though I had but sparse seconds to avoid the vengence of these hounds of heck...I acted instantly.

I immediately sat on a pile of un cut white cedar logs. (of which I did procure a sample out of DanGs stash)
After becoming seated, I did the most clever thing I have devised in as many a day as I can recall.
I extended the spent beer container in my manly northern hand outward toward the protectors of the farm , who after taking a quick wiff..............non chalantly walked away quiping,"Oh its just DanG!"
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Paul_H

I suppose you can back up that likely story with at least one picture,right?  ;)
Science isn't meant to be trusted it's to be tested

Murf

Quote from: Buzz-sawyer on January 17, 2006, 03:46:39 PM
I extended the spent beer container in my manly northern hand ........

What !!!  :o

You found a store that accepts empty beer cans as payment!!!!!

Hey Ma, start a packin', we're movin' back to Florida.   8)  8)  8)  8)

:D  :D  :D  :D  :D

Sorry to disrupt such a serious & somber story with my injection of jocularity, but it just tickled my humurous bone.  :D
If you're going to break a law..... make sure it's Murphy's Law.

Buzz-sawyer

Murf if in fact your speculation on the transitory value of spent beer recepticles is true..........


Dan may be the hier of a new brewing dynasty!
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Buzz-sawyer

Quote from: Paul_H on January 17, 2006, 03:54:09 PM
I suppose you can back up that likely story with at least one picture,right?  ;)
Well replying to the  the affore mentioned trama....IMAY have a pic of the spent container.
I will look and see ;)
As far as further verification to the verasity of this event....Dan and Kirk were witness to the mahem and I am am sure canconfirm every word!!
    HEAR THAT BLADE SING!

Kirk_Allen

Its all true! Every word ;D  Ribs healed since last road trip so I was able to laugh without pain ;D :D

Murf

Quote from: Buzz-sawyer on January 17, 2006, 04:23:50 PM
Dan and Kirk were witness to the mahem and I am am sure can confirm every word!!

They may need a dictionary, thesaurus and a translator, but they can confirm it.  :D  :D :D  :D  :D
If you're going to break a law..... make sure it's Murphy's Law.

Buzz-sawyer

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