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12017
any chance of getting a yearly ring count harley scott <lawnsau@...> wrote: the tree is in the suburbs and was probably huge before the state was...
mike poindexter
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Feb 1, 2006
12:52 pm
12018
We should welcome any initiative to communicate on a subject that interests all of us. Anyway, if you don't already know it, there is a wonderful chain saw...
Tom Andersen
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Feb 1, 2006
9:43 pm
12019
they apparently cored a hole through it and determined white ant infestation together with roots into the sewer etc' then they decided that redevelopment was...
harley scott
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Feb 2, 2006
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12020
Great site, just wondering if anyone knows feet per minuite the blade needs to be traveling and is it the same for all woods/teeth configurations? thanks chris...
ironarbor
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Feb 2, 2006
4:49 pm
12021
Kevin, It is not intended to replace the milling group, it is more about chain saws and making them run. The other chain saw group was getting bombarded with...
mike hughes
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Feb 2, 2006
6:16 pm
12022
Blade? What type of blade? ironarbor <ironarbor@...> wrote: Great site, just wondering if anyone knows feet per minuite the blade needs to be traveling...
Roger Brown
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Feb 2, 2006
6:17 pm
12023
Hi Kevin, I think I will stick to the milling group. Thanks, Rick Kevin Chisholm <kchisholm@...> wrote: Dear Mike Why would you want to start another...
verlindeus
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Feb 2, 2006
8:07 pm
12024
Greetings to the Group— Many times we have talked about ripping chain, and the details of such. I have found a page with good clear illustrations and charts...
MC C
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Feb 2, 2006
11:18 pm
12025
pretty much the same for most blades, chainsaws, tct circs the lot. the biggest dulling of all blades comes with incorrect speed. my 21" lucasmill is reputed...
harley scott
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Feb 2, 2006
11:18 pm
12026
i do not have a problem with spam, have not seen any for years on yahoo, get yourself a good spam filter, yahoo has it so use it. mike hughes...
harley scott
lawnsau
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Feb 3, 2006
11:46 pm
12027
The other chain saw site had 4 or 5 dating service ads in a row with no response from the moderator. harley scott <lawnsau@...> wrote: i do not have a...
mike hughes
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Feb 4, 2006
8:52 pm
12028
I regularly use my Mini-Mill as you desire and have found no risk or tendancy to kickback when milling as such, with the whole bar burried to the hilt in a...
Paul William
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Feb 7, 2006
12:57 am
12029
I regularly use my Mini-Mill as you desire and have found no risk or tendancy to kickback when milling as such, with the whole bar burried to the hilt in a...
Paul William
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Feb 7, 2006
1:13 am
12030
I would like some feed back on setting up a portable unit running a 36" circular blade run off an old truck, I fiqure on pulling unit with its on power house,...
jsconyers6401
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Feb 7, 2006
1:48 am
12031
to clarify a bit more: if you cut with the top of the bar, it pushes the saw away from what you are cutting. if you cut with the bottom of the bar, it pulls...
Dan Shade
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Feb 7, 2006
2:01 am
12032
If you are mounting the whole thing on a truck or on a trailer, I don't know why you would opt for the blade to be stationary and move the log: a 33 foot long...
Paul William
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Feb 7, 2006
6:46 am
12033
boy have you guys got my mind working over time, sounds like you want to have a truck powered twin saw, try not to re-invent the wheel, it would be cheaper to...
harley scott
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Feb 7, 2006
11:23 am
12034
a standard rule of thumb is to only cut with a max of 75% of the bar with a normal chain, once you go over an 18 inch log it is advisable to use a 1 skip chain...
harley scott
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Feb 7, 2006
11:41 am
12035
Hello All, I have been giving a great deal of thought to purchasing a mill for a weekend type business. I currently own an Alaskan and have milled a few trees...
kjburns@...
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Feb 7, 2006
1:58 pm
12036
Hey every one just joined up. I also posted this on the chain saw group.I have two husky saws one being a 395. I have yet to mill with it. I have some logs...
waltsabiskylou
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Feb 7, 2006
2:38 pm
12037
Hello Fellow Sawyers, I have never milled a tree for lumber, I enjoyed the photos and the process I find interesting however. I have a Husky, not sure of the...
Sullivan, William
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Feb 7, 2006
6:18 pm
12038
My ideal is aimed at setting a mill up that i can run at least 4000- 5000 board foot a day on site, I know there will be some fine tuning to the carriage in...
jsconyers6401
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Feb 7, 2006
11:52 pm
12039
we do this regularly with lucasmills, you need 4 staff per saw, a forklift, front end loader, people stickering and stacking, do not go mobile have the logs...
harley scott
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Feb 8, 2006
12:40 am
12040
Hi Walt, I don't know about adding life to the saw, but I can tell you my experience with running one and it may save you some down time. I used a 395 for a...
Dave Panting
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Feb 8, 2006
1:40 am
12041
Dave. Thanks for the reply. I seem to have the loose bolt problem with every saw I have. Can you recall what plug you went to? I seem to have the best results...
Walt Sabisky
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Feb 8, 2006
11:06 am
12042
hey dave , i liked your last sentence. with a swing blade, i now cut more in an hour than did in day with my bandsaw, all straight, no waves and possibly only...
harley scott
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Feb 8, 2006
1:03 pm
12043
Kelly, I don't have any answers for you but I was fascinated by your niche market strategy and have some questions. Do you kiln dry your lumber? I'd be afraid...
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Feb 8, 2006
1:50 pm
12044
William, check out these pictures of my "William's Chainsaw Mill" which I built for a couple of bucks. ...
Paul William
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Feb 8, 2006
6:07 pm
12045
Hey Paul, Nice job, pretty simple. That's sort of what I had in mind, but I wasn't sure it would work. So how do you go about using that mill? Do you have any...
Sullivan, William
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Feb 8, 2006
6:44 pm
12046
At its simplest, I screw (using deck screws) a 2x10 guide plank on top of the log, and have the mill's spacers set to make a cut which is deeper than the...
Paul William
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Feb 8, 2006
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