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My buddy has a bandsaw mill and a kiln. I think we’ll take one log to mill and dry next week and see what happens.
I CSM’d a monster a couple years ago. Probably won’t ever do it again. Very dense/hard and not quick to mill. Tons of work but it was beautiful.
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Pic of the guy I milled it for. I should have charged double what I did.
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My buddy has a bandsaw mill and a kiln. I think we’ll take one log to mill and dry next week and see what happens.
Dang good firewood! Cannot say I've ever worked with honey locust boards, but dried black locust I've worked with requires pre-drilling for smaller 8d and 10d nails, 16d twists do better and bend less, YMMV
 

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Old SAWMILLERs never Die, Thy just get BORED
A REPLY to my own post
Should it be "BORED" or "BOARD"?
We had an edger man at the sawmill in the 70's that would HOLLER "BOARD"
when he throttled up the Minnie Mo (head saw motor) like a golfer yelling "FORE"
HARRY Birdsong he was a BIG friendly Indian and a large part of us growing up around the mill.
6' 8" @400 some lbs, He Worked for my Dad 20 plus years.
 
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