Shop with a second story deck? Nice! All PT posts? Sure wish PT grew around here! Odd that after I patched the URLs they lasted intact when that message ...
Very unlikely that it is a server anywhere in the mail system. Much more likely that it is the sending mailing program and it could just be a setting therein. ...
Dennis, I just couldn't bring myself to do all that work and not use PT where it SHOULD be used. Not to mention that i'm not getting any younger, so painting...
When you say PT you mean pressure treated, right? Nice looking "treehouse" you got there. Are you planning to put planks on top of those rails? Later, Roger. ...
Robert, I'd sure like to see your pictures but I really don't want to join fototime unless I have to. The site says I can sign in as a guest user but I as I...
I go through about 3 gallons of chain and bar oil a year. I am not happy about spraying this into the woods. I have heard that there are alternatives but...
Jim, I remembered that vegetable oil was discussed a while back but couldn't remember exactly when so I used the message search feature at the top of the page...
-Stihl sells bar/chain oil that is environmently friendly- called Boi- plus. You can see at www.stihlusa.com click on products, then accessories, and follow...
Hi all, I have a MK III sawmill attachment and a chain saw with a 36" bar. The chain is a chisle tooth. The guy at the saw shop says to file each tooth at 0...
A standard cut chain will create very long curly that will plug you up first of all and be a pain in the butt. Next a ripping chain will not "dig" as much as ...
Harold, I use www.tinyurl.com to convert the long urls in to short ones that won't wrap in an e-mail. Here are the links for the photos for Robert. Robert, all...
Hi whs, I have big Spruce trees, they are 48" in diameter. I have noticed that the stock chain does gouge and bog down the powerhead. I have not had long curly...
Harold, Thanks so much, i've never heard of that place before, and it's going to make things much easier in the future.... Hope this helps everyone to see the...
Roger, Yes, PT is short for pressure treat. And "yes" i am going to put a "cap" on all of the railing. First i need to decide exactly what i want, and then...
Cutting with the grain is a different type of sawing than bucking. When ripping you need to have your chain filed less than 10 degrees. 0 degrees is pretty...
I'm very new to all this, but this is the setup I have. I got the Logosol mill. Their setup uses a picco bar and ripping chain. The shape of the tooth is a...
Robert, I'd like to take credit for telling you how to convert the links to the short version but that was John. I too had seen short links and long links...
John, Thank you very much for the improved links. After reading your post it finally got through my thick head that Robert meant for me to cut and paste the...
Good site, I wished I read it before buying my chain. I had bought a full skip tooth. The info on grinding each tooth to the same lengh is important. I will...
you asked about skipping teeth when grinding. Do not do it. make sure all teeth are of equal length and the same angle or your chain will not cut straight....
In my experience, you only get the long strips when you saw "longways", or from the bark towards the pith. when you saw the endgrain, like an alaskan saws, ...
Yeah I I just finished grinding all teeth the same length and angle. Wore out my sharpening stone. I am not touching the rakers. If does not cut good as they...
All I can attest to is my own experiences. ... From: "Dan Shade" <stangds@...> To: <milling@yahoogroups.com> Sent: Wednesday, October 05, 2005 5:13 PM ...
why not get a raker gauge, and just file them down? it goes pretty quick, it's the most boring, painful part of sharpening, but it's not terrible. with a 36" ...
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