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14 hours ago, Johnsond said:

????ten mins into actual cut after half the morning prepping. Looks like an old square nail, good 1/4 inch too ?‍♂️?‍♂️

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How frustrating! Im yet to find any nails yet thankfully. Left an interesting stain in the wood if nothing else? 

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How frustrating! Im yet to find any nails yet thankfully. Left an interesting stain in the wood if nothing else? 

Have you actually milled anything?[emoji6]
(Never found a nail???)
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22 minutes ago, Rough Hewn said:


Have you actually milled anything?emoji6.png
(Never found a nail???)
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No, every picture Ive ever posted has been ripped off of the net......

 

I should clarify that Ive never found a nail when using my Bandsaw Mill. Ive found plenty when Alaskan Milling. But since Dave was Milling with his Bandsaw I replied to his post in context. Hitting a nail with a Chain is annoying but rectifiable. I'l assume it kills your Bandsaw Blade. Bit of a difference I think. 

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2 hours ago, trigger_andy said:

Ah bugger so he was. I was on my phone at the time and can see it more clearly on my Laptop. 

Yeah Alaskan Andy, luckily only a 36 inch chain and the little granberg sharpener was still lying around set up. Chain was a bloody mess like but hey ho eh. 

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Just now, Johnsond said:

Yeah Alaskan Andy, luckily only a 36 inch chain and the little granberg sharpener was still lying around set up. Chain was a bloody mess like but hey ho eh. 

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Handy those little Granberg's eh? Did you nee to remove much material off the Chain?

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