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I have an even smaller machine-- 18" max, only 5HP. A HudSon unit. Locally I have found a guy with an automated sharpener he bought for...
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Crzybowhntr replied to the thread What? No bandsaw milling threads?.Fine, @dall wins. 😭
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Your 6x12 oak beam idea will support that no problem.
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Crzybowhntr replied to the thread What? No bandsaw milling threads?.Thanks gents. In talking with @dall , he pointed out that I should've mention that I'm going to have a shed roof and this proposed...
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Crzybowhntr replied to the thread What? No bandsaw milling threads?.Because I'm dense and want to do this right the first time, by 'truss' you mean a single appropriately sized floor truss style to span...
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if you dont do the beam like i told you ill cut up the mill when you go out of town the next time
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Nails.......of course it was a new blade......🤬
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Crzybowhntr replied to the thread What? No bandsaw milling threads?.So, I've had my mill set up in my garage for a few weeks but haven't used it bc I need to get my sawmill shed built. I'm having trouble...
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Crzybowhntr replied to the thread What? No bandsaw milling threads?.Thanks. That gives me a good idea on how to make future offers.
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You actually did really good if there’s actually 700 bd ft of saw-able lumber in that tree. You basically paid .15 a ft for it. I...
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Crzybowhntr replied to the thread What? No bandsaw milling threads?.I sort of thought it was a bit high but he's only 1.5 miles from the house and has one more larger oak he said I could get as well...
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Crzybowhntr replied to the thread What? No bandsaw milling threads?.For those of you that buy single to a few logs from individuals, how do you settle on a price? Do you try to estimate the board feet in...
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Up north the Eastern white cedar does not have near the visual pop. It's good for rot resistance, though, and lightweight and easy sawing.
