Oklahoma,AR,MO,KS,TX GTG (Next GTG 08/27/2016 ) Fort Scott, KS

[CMNRallye79]

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[WKEND LUMBERJAK]

Looking good Mark.

 

[Mo. Jim]

Morning Gents,just made a fresh pot of coffee and thinking about what has to get done today. I have a big load of wood on the truck that needs split. I had to noodle a bunch of locust rounds so I could load and unload them.
Kenneth the 2050 ran good,I cut a small jag of hedge with it to top off the load. I could even lean on it some,I think I will keep it and sell the 350.

 

[john taliaferro]

Shooting here also ,but i live in town . Good morning .

 

[CMNRallye79]

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[CMNRallye79]

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[Hedgerow]

Posted for Hedgerow.

I figure that's Jim's kinda hunting...
Sitting in the brush, with a pistol and a thermos of coffee...:hmm3grin2orange:

 

[CMNRallye79]

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And there you have it, first freehand cant. 10" * 9" * 12' white oak.

 

[Freehand]

Very nice. PM me for the address to send the royalty checks to……. :feel_good:

 

[CMNRallye79]

That means a lot coming from you, you have no idea how much I enjoyed you showing us how you do it. I want to build a dovetail log cabin but did not want to use sawmill slabs, this gives me a more hands on approach. Thank you!

 

[Freehand]

Dovetails eh? The only way to build mang…..

 

[CMNRallye79]

Is that yours?

 

[pdqdl]

That means a lot coming from you, you have no idea how much I enjoyed you showing us how you do it. I want to build a dovetail log cabin but did not want to use sawmill slabs, this gives me a more hands on approach. Thank you!

It will be well worth the money to get an alaskan sawmill setup. Not much money, and you will spend a lot less time for better results.

 

[sawnami]

I wouldn't get the same satisfaction using an Alaskan sawmill.


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[Freehand]

Is that yours?

I wish, built it for a guy about four years back. There's a thread on it somewhere…….

 

[Freehand]

It will be well worth the money to get an alaskan sawmill setup. Not much money, and you will spend a lot less time for better results.

Alaskan mills are very good at eroding the life expectancy of a chainsaw powerhead.

 

[RVALUE]

Considering that is a 40 - 60 cc saw, not 140 cc.

Those old 034 supers, just don't like giving up!

 

[pdqdl]

Alaskan mills are very good at eroding the life expectancy of a chainsaw powerhead.

Doesn't that pretty much depend on who is squeezing the trigger?

 

[pdqdl]

I wouldn't get the same satisfaction using an Alaskan sawmill.

I'll bet you would if you did enough of them to build a cabin.

It's still a lot of work, and it is definitely a test of your skill. A whole cabin would be a serious challenge to your dedication, too. Just using a simple contraption that helps you make a straight cut on a log, an alaskan mill is hardly cheating. LOTS of room left for taking pride in your work.

 

[Freehand]

Doesn't that pretty much depend on who is squeezing the trigger?

Not much finesse in holding WOT for ten minutes, but to each his own……….