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12850
I just milled four 14in. diameter quaking aspen logs just for practice and for fun. Not even sure how many board feet I got out of it. I was just having fun. I...
pa_cowboy81
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Dec 2, 2006
3:00 am
12851
Dear Kip Quaking Aspen, Big Tooth Aspen, Small Tooth Aspen, Poplar, etc all seem to be a similar wood.... They are an excellent, white, hard wood that splits...
Kevin Chisholm
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Dec 2, 2006
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12852
It was explained to me that Aspen were the nurseries for the rest of the trees, especially after fires. They grow fast and protect the evergreens that ...
Dave Neukirch
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Dec 2, 2006
2:42 pm
12853
Isn't exactly milling, more about the end product FROM milling, but alas... Christmas is coming and my family needs some ideas for me. I was thinking about...
Joseph Loucek
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Dec 5, 2006
7:11 pm
12854
I have a delmhorst I think i spelled right. seems to be right on. When I first picked it up (e-bay) I checked it. By the weight method. I also built a Solar...
Walt Sabisky
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Dec 5, 2006
8:21 pm
12855
To begin, let me say I have zero experence with moisture meters, but I found myself asking the same question in searching for a gift for my father who is...
mwaylor
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Dec 6, 2006
1:45 am
12856
I have used a mini-ligno for five years now and it has served me well. It's quick and easy to use. I think it's a good compromize between "accuracy" and...
stihlmill
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Dec 6, 2006
3:11 am
12857
thanks to both of you for your input. I had been thinking about making some rabbit hutches out of it bit I was unsure of how the wood would last with the...
pa_cowboy81
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Dec 6, 2006
4:34 pm
12858
If you are cutting for beams, just squared or one side squared, or posts used in the round, it is still useful to coat ends with Anchorseal? Where does one...
jewolfrun@...
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Dec 7, 2006
6:12 pm
12859
Woodcraft stores sell it. jewolfrun@... wrote: If you are cutting for beams, just squared or one side squared, or posts ...
Roger
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Dec 7, 2006
6:25 pm
12860
https://www.uccoatings.com/ They just sent me a flyer....they are raising their prices the first of the year...so order now! :) Their price includes UPS...
Jeff Gatton
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Dec 7, 2006
7:18 pm
12861
I appreciate the earlier comment about aspen holding up to rain drops, but I've got to add my 2 cents. I think about any other wood will do as well or better....
Dennis
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Dec 8, 2006
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12862
http://finance.ph.groups.yahoo.com/group/milling/photos/browse/9ad6?c= Don't know how to reply with a pic, so here's a link to the gallery I ... It ... ...
aquan8tor
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Dec 11, 2006
3:36 am
12863
hello everyone, its been a while since ive updated the group as progress is somtimes slow. I posted a picture of my latest breakthrough. I did however finally...
ttoberer
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Dec 12, 2006
12:56 am
12864
I can't believe that Osage Orange! HUGE! Dennis Thornton (on a dial-up) Northeastern Upstate New York 44.30.37 N 73.36.49 W Re: Poles, Treating Wood Posted...
Dennis
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Dec 12, 2006
2:42 am
12865
Tim I have had a chain break, but while it was in the alaskan mill, so it dis not fly arround or damage anything. At the speeds they travel, I onsider a guard...
william(Bill) M. Cowart
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Dec 12, 2006
1:02 pm
12866
yeah, Im thinking of cutting some large plumbing pipe in half, thick walled, and somehow bolting this over the shaft, also some clear plexiglass. I guess I...
ttoberer
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Dec 12, 2006
2:42 pm
12867
For one, Logosol sells an electric powered chain saw mill. I've seen it in action... I've seen several hydraulic powered ones too, one had a 5' bar with a...
robert_in_w_mi
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Dec 13, 2006
1:55 am
12868
hi, I did contact logosol about there electric mill but got bored with jumping through hoops trying to find out info., they just wanted to sell me a logosol....
ttoberer
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Dec 13, 2006
5:21 am
12869
RPMs won't do you a bit of good without knowing the tooth count on the drive sprocket. Chain speed is what you are really interested in. Mark ... From:...
Mark Greer
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Dec 14, 2006
3:27 am
12870
Rpm, my opinion, using Alaskan with 24 and 36 inch bars in orginal confrigration and in carriage, configured the same as an old circular saw. There are times...
william(Bill) M. Cowart
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Dec 14, 2006
1:48 pm
12871
My Homelite Super EZ chainsaw just suffered a catastrophic failure, which could have been prevented if I had know what to look for, so I wanted to get the...
Paul William
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Dec 15, 2006
9:13 pm
12872
The screws hat held the muffler to the cylinder on my 066 were inside the muffler too. Never had a problem with them coming loose. Paul William...
Roger
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Dec 15, 2006
9:39 pm
12873
The ones on my 028 are inside too. Never had a problem with them coming loose either. ... From: "Roger" <frontierrog@...> To: <milling@yahoogroups.com> ...
Mark Greer
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Dec 15, 2006
11:11 pm
12874
I never had a problem with them comming loose either, until... one CAME LOOSE! - Paul ... inside the ... themselves...
Paul William
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Dec 15, 2006
11:44 pm
12875
Don't tell me they actually expected you to buy one and refused to give you a set of blue prints so they could loose money????? Shame on them!!! hee he...
robert_in_w_mi
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Dec 16, 2006
12:58 am
12876
I guess I wasnt expecting them to hand me blueprints, I didnt actually tell them what I was doing, I was just asking alot of detailed questions. This was...
ttoberer
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Dec 16, 2006
3:17 am
12877
Have you ever had it apart before? Some fasteners are a one-time-use only sort of thing where they will lock the first time they are tightened but if you try...
Mark Greer
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Dec 16, 2006
4:25 am
12878
Depends on the saw and the drive sprocket on that saw. I have some older saws that are designed to run about 6,000 rpm and I have some newer saws that run over...
Mark Greer
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Dec 16, 2006
4:30 am
12879
My chainsaw has a no load speed of 13,200 and it rev's pretty good through a log. (cross cut, not rip) I don't know what it slows to in the cut, but i sure...
robert_in_w_mi
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Dec 16, 2006
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