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Corns to wet to combine- so its a good time to fire up the mill & make some boards..😊
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Mon, Nov 23, 2009 11:51 AM

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What's the biggest and smallest boards you can make far as thikness and height?😄

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Mon, Nov 23, 2009 12:33 PM

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What's the biggest and smallest boards you can make far as thikness and height?😄

Today I needed some 1X16X10 ft- & 2x6-8-10-x10ft- have no top saw so 26" is bout it for width-- have sawed some 12x12x40 ft -don't usually saw much thinner than 1" stuff but have sawed walnut as thin as 1/8" for laminated gunstocks..Quit doing that on big mill as much waste - resaw on doall w/ wood blade for thin stuff now..

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Mon, Nov 23, 2009 12:47 PM

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Today I needed some 1X16X10 ft- & 2x6-8-10-x10ft- have no top saw so 26" is bout it for width-- have sawed some 12x12x40 ft -don't usually saw much thinner than 1" stuff but have sawed walnut as thin as 1/8" for laminated gunstocks..Quit doing that on big mill as much waste - resaw on doall w/ wood blade for thin stuff now..

That looks like a good time. Does that 13000 even know that blade is there?😄

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Mon, Nov 23, 2009 10:04 PM

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That looks like a good time. Does that 13000 even know that blade is there?😄

Thatt sounds more like a precision grade instrument not some chop saw that's really cool and that you can incorparate a little diesel power even better!😄 So how long have you had that setup?

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Mon, Nov 23, 2009 10:20 PM

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That looks like a good time. Does that 13000 even know that blade is there?😄

was good time- getting to old & decrepit for this fun- anybody want to buy a mill??
Blade requires 100 electric HP- D13000=108 so is a good match--built this mill in 88 for a project that still isn't done- although gaining- among many distractions-- have a RD7 on belt on planer- not currently using--
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Tue, Nov 24, 2009 2:57 AM

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