Billrog
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Nice job on your building , looks great !!!
Sawmills, sawmill buildings, drying sheds, and kilns... show your pictures!
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bindian
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When I get logs the excavator drug through the mud, I wash them off, on both sides, with a water hose with a nozzle on the end before engaging the debarker. The log and sawmill doesn't mind, and the water splashing back on me cools me down. Sometimes I have to use a steel brush to clean the dirt stuck to sap on the end the blade enters.
hugs, Brandi
hugs, Brandi
bindian
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Rustyiron,
Nice shed! How are you going to handle exhaust fumes?
hugs, Brandi
Nice shed! How are you going to handle exhaust fumes?
hugs, Brandi
Rustyiron
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It's pretty wide open Brandi and I haven't even given it a thought. I guess that means I haven't smelled anything in between passing out and the headaches (just kidding about that) 
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I only have a gas motor, perhaps I'd smell diesel exhaust. How's your building coming along?
. I only have a gas motor, perhaps I'd smell diesel exhaust. How's your building coming along?
bindian
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It's not. Been too busy sawing customer's logs.It's pretty wide open Brandi and I haven't even given it a thought. I guess that means I haven't smelled anything in between passing out and the headaches (just kidding about that)
I only have a gas motor, perhaps I'd smell diesel exhaust. How's your building coming along?
hugs, Brandi
charles todd
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Gregster613
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Rusty, That's a great looking shed and it looks as if it'll serve its purpose (and yours) quite well. Great workmanship, but I sure don't envy the time and labor you've spent to get her this far! Keep at it, looking forwards to seeing you sawing logs inside!
Rustyiron
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Greg it's just what I do, better than mowing the lawn
On one of my breaks (knee hurts like he!!) today, I figured that I'm into this for about $8.50/sf. That certainly is an inspiration and motivator.
On one of my breaks (knee hurts like he!!) today, I figured that I'm into this for about $8.50/sf. That certainly is an inspiration and motivator.
bindian
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Rustyiron,
You have motivated me. I am gonna play hooky tomorrow from sawing customer's lumber to play in the dirt, eh, I mean work on the sawmill shed pad. I need a break. Sawing is starting to feel like work.
hugs, Brandi
You have motivated me.
I am gonna play hooky tomorrow from sawing customer's lumber to play in the dirt, eh, I mean work on the sawmill shed pad. I need a break. Sawing is starting to feel like work.hugs, Brandi
civilian
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Well, I got the sawmill out of hibernation yesterday. I had an 80" long red pine about 20" dia that I cut some 6" x 6" timbers to start stacking lumber on them. I also cut some stickers. This afternoon, I put up a 12ft redpine and started squaring it up. Those full logs are all my B26TLB will handle. Jon
