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14 hours ago, wisewood said:
16 hours ago, trigger_andy said:
I like to live life on the edge so I'm still rolling my Oak Logs up some beams onto my Mill. biggrin.png 
 
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Have you thought of parbuckling them up the ramps with an electric winch?

I will do soon. :D 

 

I'll get something fab'd up that mounts like a Woodlands Mill. Currently there is nothing behind the Mill to Anchor the Winch to. 

 

But Im limited to lifting 10kg (supposedly) for the next 4 weeks due to back surgery. So my legs are safe for a little longer. :D 

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I will do soon. [emoji3] 
 
I'll get something fab'd up that mounts like a Woodlands Mill. Currently there is nothing behind the Mill to Anchor the Winch to. 
 
But Im limited to lifting 10kg (supposedly) for the next 4 weeks due to back surgery. So my legs are safe for a little longer. [emoji3] 
Hope you get back to full health soon mate.
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Cut a few more boards today and a 5&1/2"slab for mantelpieces.
I thought I'd post my MacGyver style work arounds, they may be of interest to some of you.
I normally work alone and have noticed occasionally when milling, the far end of the mill will ride up. So without having another person to apply some downwards pressure I came up with a very basic counterweight to the saw. Seems to work really well [emoji106]
The other hack was screwing a plank against the uneven log so the saw mount ran without being hampered by the upright post. I know you can get a wheel assembly for this very reason, but this is the cheap get around [emoji1]IMG_20200130_133112.jpegIMG_20200130_133105.jpegIMG_20200130_133353.jpegIMG_20200130_134131.jpegIMG_20200130_115739.jpeg

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