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Tips: Watch for metal in any log taken from near a house or outbuilding, keep your safety gear in good condition and always wear it in the correct way. Never force your mill to do something it's telling you it doesn't want to do. Keep your blades sharp and wet, perform all the preventative maintenance recommended in the owner's manual. Oh and saw as often as you can! |
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Jeff and his mates were hollowing out some logs for a customer. They milled them in half and cut the centers out then finished them of with large chisels. |
The hollowed out logs were used in the customer's house to surround the l-beams that were holding up the 25 ft ceiling. |
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Jeff is setting up a poplar log ready for milling, He's brushing it off with a railroad track broom normally used to sweep snow and ice from railroad switches but perfect for working on logs. |
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| If you are in Jeff's area and would like to see a demo of his mill thenemail us. | |||||
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