Today's milling

[nepia]

Beautiful but I'm guessing the tree wasn't from a city given the lack of shrapnel!

[topchippyles]

5 hours ago, trigger_andy said:

Temporally fitted and extension to my mill on Thursday as I needed some longer lengths of Timber for my outbuilding. I’ve a bunch of Norway Spruce sitting in 5.9m lengths so I milled up some 10”x2” Joists. Very nice timber, clean and almost knot free. Perfect for a shed.

Justme would get his panties in a bunch seeing me crawl home with this load. 🤣

Trig you spout a lot of shite but i have to say you run your mill excellent mate fair is fair.

[trigger_andy]

12 minutes ago, topchippyles said:

Trig you spout a lot of shite but i have to say you run your mill excellent mate fair is fair.

Cheers Les. Very nice of you to say. 
 

Back on the 5.9m Norway today. 

[AJStrees]

This oak has been down about 15 years, been wanting to mill it up for some time. Getting some very nice 17’ (5 metre) slabs out of it. [emoji106]

[Shezza]

This is an oak we did this week...it all got a bit dark and late😂 slabs are about 1m wide (on average) and 8.4m long...75mm thick.. the double 881s and panther mill worked wonders @Rob D

 

 

[AJStrees]

3 hours ago, Shezza said:

This is an oak we did this week...it all got a bit dark and late😂 slabs are about 1m wide (on average) and 8.4m long...75mm thick.. the double 881s and panther mill worked wonders @Rob D

 

 

Very nice when you have all the gear to move the slabs!! Lovely job!!

[Kai01]

6 hours ago, Shezza said:

This is an oak we did this week...it all got a bit dark and late😂 slabs are about 1m wide (on average) and 8.4m long...75mm thick.. the double 881s and panther mill worked wonders @Rob D

 

 

 

[muttley9050]

 

Some nice long boards there. Hopefully they dry nicely.

[AJStrees]

1 hour ago, Kai01 said:

 

Monster boards there!!

[Rob D]

On 15/11/2021 at 09:20, Shezza said:

This is an oak we did this week...it all got a bit dark and late😂 slabs are about 1m wide (on average) and 8.4m long...75mm thick.. the double 881s and panther mill worked wonders @Rob D

 

Some big old boards there - glad the job went well 😀