Yes it is. And both are a bit small for chainsaw milling from my understanding. There is no replacement for displacement. The 044 is a great saw but I think ...
Chainsaw Milling, by Will Maloff. It's not cheap though. I've seen the book on ebay for about $100-125. Tom Andersson <t_andersen2001@...> wrote: Hi...
Correction: Chainsaw Lumber Making roger brown <frontierrog@...> wrote: Chainsaw Milling, by Will Maloff. It's not cheap though. I've seen the book on...
I have this book, i paid a fortune for it, it's got some good ideas and such in it, but the best part of the book (as in great tricks for chainsaw milling) can...
Actually, there's a new book out by Logosol, that I really like. Kinda poorly done, but it's perfect for me, in teaching me all the ins-and-outs of milling...
Tom, Logosol has a new book on sawmilling, available in hard copy and in an electronic version. I haven't read it yet, so I don't know how much of it is based...
Tom, I forgot to add in my previous email that Independent Sawmill & Woodlot Management Magazine is a great source for sawmilling information. They have...
Industry standard 1-1/2 " shafting normally has a 3/8" keyway in it. Double check the key size you need as I have standard 1-1/2" keyed shafting in 3ft ...
I just wrote the check to renew my subscription last night and put it in the mailbox this AM when I got the newspaper. A great magazine and you'll probably...
I recently got the Mallott book on Amazon for $60. There is a lot of good stuff in there, but, I will admit being a bit let down. I expected more on...
Thanks for all the good advice. I think that I'll go for the Malloff book although the price for a used copy at Amazon is scaring (135 $). Regards Tom...
Take your time on ebay and you can buy it cheaper than that - I think I paid about $75 for mine, and I think I saw one sell in the 60's lately - if you aren't...
Best way to get a decent price is to realize that there are always more copies which will come up for sale. When I got mine last summer there were several...
Mike Ryschkewitsch
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I just purchased a RipSaw Portable Sawmill in Dec 2004. I tried it out today and have a problem. It is leaving a hump in the middle of my cut the length of...
I'm going to take a "guess", because i don't own a ripsaw... I'm going to say it's not enough "blade tension" causeing it.... Second guess is, the blade guides...
Sounds like a lack of blade tension to me. How are you setting it? ____________________________________________________________________ Message: 4 Date: Sun,...
Hey Sonny. I think we're from the same area. Nice to know that someone else around here in the plains is looking at making lumber! Jim Rokusek Sioux Falls,...
Hi Jim: I'm only 27 miles from Sioux Falls, have a friend with a circular saw mill powered by a Detroit diesel, and I bought a band resaw I hope to get set up,...
Greetings to the Group: I wish to second the recommendation of Mr Maloff's book, Chainsaw Milling. It's not cheap though, like he said. But I agree that it is...
That's what I've been thinking too the more I thought it over during the evening. I left it set on the factory setting. I'll have to adjust it and give it...
Scotty, Lot of discussion about them on this site: http://www.arboristsite.com/showthread.php?t=1891 http://www.arboristsite.com/showthread.php?t=17373 ...
Hi there, I've added a new "milling album" to my pictures. If your interested in seeing it, just click on the link below... :>))) (You may have to cut and...
I don't usually post, just lurk. I really like will malloff's book. I first read it in the mid 70's. I didn't do any lumber making back then. A few years ago I...
Let us know how you're doing. I'm curious about your mill. I have a Delta "The Lumber Co." portable bandmill that I've never fired up. I also have a...
Stephen, In one of the posts you stated that you left the blade tension at the factory setting but since you would need to release the tension to attach the ...
i had a lot of problems with wavy cuts, it was a combination of blade tension, must be done hydraulically. as the eye and hand cannot detect the difference...