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blow my head off, ridiculous.

Joel, Those look awesome, pecan to boot! Beautiful wood, I love the crotch. Awesome detail. My friend had a lucas mill, it was rad. We would wreck redwoods and mill out house siding on site for the builders to store...

Me? Sand and Finnish them...make tables, shelves, flower beds, countertops, maybe blanks for those DIY's...put them on website for sale. These city cats want this woodsy stuff to sink their claws into as they eat and drink sustaining the capitalistic drive of market bears the price... and...

Yup, just sitting in the park waiting for me. They tried to use them to delineate a trail after some bogus removals. As I thought some kids kicked them down the hill into the gulley. I plan on milling them on site and pay my neighbor a plank/slab to help carry out the rest. Nobody oughta...

Pulled the trigger last night on buying a granger g776-36 alaskan chainsaw mill. Says it will slab 32 inches wide. 225 bones, Stoked. I've got my eye on a few pine logs in the park next door to slab up.

Really just planking stabbing removals, 32 is probably good.

Jay, What size is that mill, Width? Just looking for optimum size to purchase...

Some Alaskan milling in some redwood we had laying around. The little jig I bought is awesome for small stuff. You can slab firewood.

That's the one, then you buy two and an LG extension and you can cut a lot bigger. Terrible, I got that same flyer, though it said 139.99 I was talking to the customer rep and said she had it for 89.99....and that the sale was to last 1 more day, lol. Yeah right. I laughed at her and bought one...

No, I will get some from work when I go back.

Jay, the rollers are not on the bottom of the jig against the milled slab, but rather on the far side of the jig near the saw handle to allow the lap over of the jig to roll along the bracing rail that runs down the log. I hope that makes sense. I'll try to get pictures at some point.

Aye, Wally. Thank you. I just read the manual. It's easily upgradeable to the two sided one. The kits build on one another. Looking forward to some fun or at least some planks. At work we have the alaskan mill, more of a no brainer to me. If it fits inside just cut. This one sided jig...

Well, Jay. The jig arrived today. Just reading the manual and there are rollers on the bottom and instructions to build a wooden guide rail to roll it along. So, it says to take the dogs off and mount this jig. The bar shouldn't reach past 4" from the jig itself. Limiting my width to about...

Milling Thread AWAKE!!!! Anyone Use one of these? i got one for 80 dollars...I think I'm really happy. Looking forward to some milling. http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=timberjig+logosol&bav=on.2,

50 mph winds that day, lite deadwood was breaking out and those trees were swinging in the wind. Yeah, everytime I complain I think of other people that have lost there jobs. I'm very grateful.

Awesome table, Great thread. I got to run the loader today in the Log Dump, Basically fetching logs to be (alaskan) milled. I took a mess of pictures today, easy day. Those 8-10' twinkies are for some benches we're making for some campground. Then I believe another 4" slab will be attached...

Awesome thread. We mill at work a bit with an alaskan mill. It's the largest size, we run an 88 on it. Right now we need something like 40 log benches, bit of milling coming up.