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trigger_andy
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My Mill.

Squaredy
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Yes that is hefty I agree.  As the OP said if a couple could come over at the same time it might be more reasonable.  I think the high cost is due to the fact it comes as one fully assembled.  

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This is a 24” at the butt Stikka I’ve just loaded up. (The wrong way around, grrr) 18” at the other end. And my wee cart I use to move the beams around on. ? To make life easier on my back I slide t

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Has anyone on here:

 

1 - Bought a Logosol 1001 23hp petrol Bandsaw Mill  and   

2 - Made any money milling larch cladding etc. with it. ?

 

Any insights into how good the machine is and wether it is worth the investment would be most welcome.

 

We get a lot of oversize timber delivered (hard and soft) at Firewood prices that is a pain to process into firewood and plenty of Larch and Douglas that is the ideal size for live edge cladding.

 

Thankyou for any replies in advance.

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