sawing 1x10 poplar
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Published 2024-02-17
All Comments (21)
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Whoever designed this distinguished , masterpiece sawmill, deserves all admiration, and a standing ovation.
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Great job.. your mill is similar to the old Frick mill I learned on many years ago. I now have a 30 inch band mill.
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Bring back memories of when I use to work in my cousin sawmill. In Fayette County Alabama
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I wood love to have one of this saw mill Nice work ty for shearing
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Похоже семья. Дружно работают каждый знает свою работу.
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Time and experience will help. Must be a back lot operation. Good luck.
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Nice to see such a high level of coordinated interaction between you, your wife and boys when working he mill. Are you cutting for a customer or for a ranch project?
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Super cool Maschine.Good Job and nice Traktor
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This mill is terrifying.
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Idea' put large, wide, and quare planks down where the extra sawdust falls. Then you can ''vacuum '' it up for $$$$$.
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This looks dangerous man! I hate to think of the possibility of an accident with this thing.
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Станок хороший, только лес похоже осина полугнилая. интересно где такой станок приобрести?
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That is a dangerous mill to run change the direction of the handel so when you want to bring the carriage toward the saw blade you are pulling on it . This will prevent you from being pulled into the blade by the carrige as it goes by you . I had it that way on my mill and it was much safer
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Some nice boards
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Станок в холостую больше сожрет электричества, чем он заработает на распиловке.
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Go Judy Go !
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Are you cutting for a customer or for a ranch project? I've been meaning to mention this. I'm renovating a 250-year-old grandfather clock from the south of France. It was made with Black Walnut, Maple, Oak, and Poplar. I was wondering why they used different type of wood, (if you know).
