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Posted
  On 20/10/2022 at 12:30, Steve Bullman said:

That timber looks stunning 

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Yeah it is🤣 sadly it’s not mine… 

fortunately the client is into guitars in a big way, so some will get sent to a luthier. The rest will go for furniture in the clients house. 👍

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Hi Saul hows things ,I have some Black Limba if your client is into guitars its ment to be real tonal and ace for instruments I have 6x6 beams of it but can happily mill it into thin boards if wanted ,just thought I would mention it hope you are doing ok I also have a big Cherry Tree to mill as soon as I get round to it 

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Milling a large Wych elm today, at nearly 150cm wide it’s time to get the big toys out!!!
Panther 80” mill
GB 84” .404 bar
Oregon .404 hyperskip
Stihl ms881😁😁😁
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Posted
  On 05/11/2022 at 16:10, Rough Hewn said:

Bit of elm today,

helped by Callum from chain2grain.

usual rig:

stihl ms881

panther 60” mill

GB 64” bar

and panther .404 hyperskip chain.

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Beautiful figure there Saul . 👍

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Posted

Had a fairly large pine come down in the recent stormy weather. Gonna mill it up. 

 

Do you think it is worth milling the usual 10' lengths by 55-60mm boards? 

 

I might keep some for making larger pieces for 2x4's

 

Any thoughts? Obviously it is down to preference and use, just wondering what others might have done with pine on the milling front. 

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