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Epoxy only if it’s too punky. Arrested early enough it’s totally fine. But a nice piece of heavily spalted (rotten😉) wood looks great under epoxy. I’m surprised to see you with a chainsaw mill Sean. Too big for your bandsaw mill?

You and your anti spalting thinking. 😂. I knew you’d bring up something about rotting!🤣

Sean, did you mill those or did that come from the guy you were trading logs for lumber?

It doesn’t seem like many adjustments are made when milling. Usually just the top cut adjustment and then another adjustment to set your slab width. I’ve disliked how I can’t adjust chain tension and oil port requires a squirt bottle to fill. What is winch on eBay and was going to modify the...

Got to finally finish one of the slabs cut last year. People don’t understand that you can’t just make them a table right away. I’m not 100% sure this is dry enough but we’ll find out. When folks find out you just planted a vineyard, do they want a bottle of wine within week?

Well, finally had a reason to put a 52 inch bar on my 395 XP. Currently milling up some 46 inch in diameter red Oak. That’s all handled it like a champ. Ran a skip tooth chain but not filed to 10* yet. I debarked thes logs first. Also, the sapwood is punky due to it being 5 yr old snag! Get...

Just wanted to post a recent experience which may help someone. I had always hand filed in the field. This worked for maybe 360 hrs of hardwood slabbing and cookies. Eventually I found myself pushing hard, really hard, to get through the cut. Checked rakers, thought it was the log, sharpened...