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On 22/02/2021 at 22:34, muttley9050 said:

I've had the model 8 for about 8 years or so. Awesome machine. Especially when coupled with the slabber.
Always wondered what the difference is. I assumed its just the gearing, but that doesn't explain the price difference. You know the hp of your engine?

I have the 10 with slabbing attachment but I'd like to know how much better the dedicated slabber is. They are strong money for sure

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14 hours ago, Jamespepperpot said:

Ah that is quite a bit extra capacity then. Nah I have the normal rails and I have a rhino roof rack that they sit on top of. A bit of overhang at each end as they are bloody long

I've got a 10/30 and it just fits in my lwb transporter with rails on the roof but its tight. I used to have it in trailer but I hated seeing it bounce about on potholed roads. Plus I can carry mill and tow avant now!

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I have the 10 with slabbing attachment but I'd like to know how much better the dedicated slabber is. They are strong money for sure

I've had this discussion before and got nowhere. I don't understand how it can be better. It can't cut faster on big logs because the speed is set by how fast you can eject the sawdust. The finish I get with my slabber is great ah can't see that being improved.

The only advantage i see is that if I had one I could have both saws on the rails at the same time so I could swab between slabs and dimensional much quicker at a whim.

 

How do you find making a 10" vertical cut through something like slightly knotty oak.?

Also where are you based?

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On 26/02/2021 at 19:37, muttley9050 said:

I've had this discussion before and got nowhere. I don't understand how it can be better. It can't cut faster on big logs because the speed is set by how fast you can eject the sawdust. The finish I get with my slabber is great ah can't see that being improved.

The only advantage i see is that if I had one I could have both saws on the rails at the same time so I could swab between slabs and dimensional much quicker at a whim.

 

How do you find making a 10" vertical cut through something like slightly knotty oak.?

Also where are you based?

Im oxford/bucks border. Yeah vertical cuts ok if we go steady. Def need to keep blade sharp too 

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On 01/03/2021 at 23:19, AJStrees said:

Bits and pieces over the last few days.

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Little bits of Ash

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A few lengths of alder.

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Sycamore today.

What use do you have in mind for the alder, if you don't mind my asking? I have a couple of fair-sized ones in my inbox.

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