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12684
O'k , I do not want to sound like the guy saying use used motor oil in your saw or some off wall stuff, But if you have a real functional home mill it can...
william(Bill) M. Cowart
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Nov 1, 2006
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12685
William, I don't remember ever laughing so much as I did when I read about your red neck grader being able to win those races... Thanks for the lift! - Paul...
Paul William
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Nov 1, 2006
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12686
I think it's great that you and your family are doing what you can do with what you have inspite of issues that would have stopped many (most perhaps?)....
Dennis Thornton
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Nov 2, 2006
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12687
I have to say, it is a very inspiring quality to be able to turn an old defunct lawn tractor into such a wonderful, insightful stream of recollections,...
ttoberer
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Nov 3, 2006
2:43 am
12688
I agree with Dennis 100%. That's the way it USE to be done, and many times is still the best way! I have some friends with money, and they have to pay someone...
robert_in_w_mi
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Nov 3, 2006
7:52 pm
12689
Amen Robert!...
Kelly Burns
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Nov 3, 2006
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12690
there are several sayings in this world: why have a dog and bark yourself, if it aint broke dont fixit, a cents worth of maintenence is worth a dollar of...
harley scott
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Nov 4, 2006
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12691
I went up to BB to get some bar oil Sat, and the STHIL dealer had a real strange looking Alaskan set up for sale. it was a 48 inch Alaskan with a 044 at each...
william(Bill) M. Cowart
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Nov 6, 2006
4:21 pm
12692
... a ... Alaskan ... first ... throttle , ... off, ... releases ... take a ... not ... a ... could ... have ... If you mill a fair amount of wood, you should...
aquan8tor
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Nov 7, 2006
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12693
... a ... Alaskan ... first ... throttle , ... off, ... releases ... take a ... not ... a ... could ... have ... If you mill a fair amount of wood, you should...
aquan8tor
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Nov 7, 2006
12:18 am
12694
I have a very large 48" Alaskan with a 56" double-ended bar. While I don't do it on a regular basis, I have run a smaller Farm Boss (56cc?) along with my 066....
Kelly Burns
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Nov 7, 2006
2:46 am
12695
I will be building a large pole barn from Red Maple from our own woods. The poles will be left whole and set on concrete piers. I am thinking of making the...
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Nov 7, 2006
10:39 am
12696
I would stay away from it. I haven't actually used one but I have discussed it with folks that have and they have been disappointed with the performance. You...
Daniel
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Nov 7, 2006
1:53 pm
12697
Simply wan't true in my experience. I have used two power heads and I will do it again if the log requires it. It is definitely worth having in that case....
Kelly Burns
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Nov 7, 2006
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12698
A lot depends on what you have to work with, and of course your goals, meaning the reward of doing it yourself. Saws new Cost, and used, maintaince and parts...
william(Bill) M. Cowart
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Nov 7, 2006
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12699
I am happy with my one Alaskan, and the carriage set up I built, the two headed Alaskan was just a courisity set up I saw. Rocketscientest is suppose to take...
william(Bill) M. Cowart
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Nov 7, 2006
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12700
Bill, You write like William Faulkner, lol. Must be the name! "william(Bill) M. Cowart" <wmcowart@...> wrote: I am...
Roger
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Nov 7, 2006
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12701
Bill, I have a question about your saw carriage. It rides on v-groved wheels on angle iron. Any idea where can I get some wheels like that? There is no...
Paul William
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Nov 7, 2006
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12702
... groved ... that? ... number ... so I ... built, ... are readily available at hardware stores or parts houses....
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Nov 8, 2006
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12703
I got them from an Industrial supply store in Texarkana. Cheap, as they where no longer needed. Before I stumbled on them, by sheer accident, I was considering...
william(Bill) M. Cowart
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Nov 8, 2006
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12704
they are just plain bearings angled at 45 degrees that are used as a locator to run onbox channeling, we have dozen or more manufacturers in australia that do...
harley scott
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Nov 8, 2006
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12705
I sell them. They are normally made of cast iron and are commonly used in industry for guiding and moving heavy loads along inverted angle iron rails. They...
Mark Greer
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Nov 8, 2006
1:11 pm
12706
I added a picture of the two saw Alaskan, plus members of my crew working or getting ready to work, and a picture of the Red Neck Grader/Skidder. on the...
william(Bill) M. Cowart
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Nov 8, 2006
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12707
For my carriage, I used garage door cable pulleys. They ride quite nicely on 3/16" angle steel. Beware, there are different grades of these pulleys, mine have...
Tim Humphrey
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Nov 8, 2006
3:36 pm
12708
Man, that was ugly. try this.... For my carriage, I used garage door cable pulleys. They ride quite nicely on 3/16" angle steel. Beware, there are different...
Tim Humphrey
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Nov 8, 2006
5:22 pm
12709
Bill, I just noticed that on your mill design, the depth of cut is set using the alaskan mill. However, your mill carriage also has a cable winch for raising...
Paul William
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Nov 8, 2006
5:44 pm
12710
Dear Paul Do you have a Ripsaw or equivalent? If so, tell me more!! Best wishes, Kevin ... From: "Paul William" <pwilliam@...> To:...
Kevin Chisholm
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Nov 8, 2006
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12711
Not yet, but I'm trying to build one using an imported 14" bandsaw for the chasis. Unlike the ripsaw, however, it will be mounted in a carriage which will...
Paul William
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Nov 8, 2006
8:31 pm
12712
Paul, I generaly set my Alaskan at 3 & 3/4 inches and leave it there. The only exceptions are if I want to cut more than 3 & 1/2 inches, or if the log is at 20...
william(Bill) M. Cowart
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Nov 8, 2006
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12713
I am considering getting a mill for my small farm. i have several projects to build and plenty of wood to harvest. i'm looking for a used mill in the state of...
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