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What's the best way to go about sorting this tree out, my biggest saw is 572xp with 24" bar, but the tree is 6ft+ at it's widest, I think the biggest bar it takes is 36"?

I'd like to have some of it milled up for furniture etc, I've an Alaskan mill but think I'll struggle to be honest, all advice greatly received.

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5 minutes ago, billpierce said:

Like your optimism!

 

I'd not be milling that for some good craic and a brew,even if  bacon butties and few beer tokens involved.

 

Depending what you want from it if it 6' it'll take a day to 2 to mill up into slabs. 

I'd make a plan with what you want to do with the timber if you mill it and go from there. Quartering might be good. But not if you want massive wide whole table to slabs

Yeah I meant just helping to get it sectioned up! I’d want a kiss/kisses to help mill it as well. 

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