Small milling job

[Robert_S]

Do the work in this small woodland so decided to mill some of the timber for the client rather than firewood it. Took some for myself then made a few benches for them and a small table for there wine out the stump.

[Rob D]

Very nice

 

They'll be lovin that come the summer!

[Robert_S]

Cheers Rob

 

Yeah they seemed please and thats what matters

[harvey b davison]

Nice work.

[big fell!]

Looking good Robert. Ive got to buy an alaskan for my 88, never get round to doing it!

Edited February 20, 2011 by big fell!
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[Big J]

Excellent work there Robert.

 

One question though - it's only February; what the hell are you doing at work?!

[Robert_S]

hahahah to be fair j it was a nice day:001_rolleyes:

 

How did you get on today, did you get it all done? pity i could not stay longer but......

[Big J]

hahahah to be fair j it was a nice day:001_rolleyes:

 

How did you get on today, did you get it all done? pity i could not stay longer but......

 

Ok in the end - got the kiln 80% full. One good day with the chainsaw mill will see it stacked to the rafters.

 

Pretty disappointed with the Woodmizer though. Surprisingly limited on almost any log of any size. I won't be using one again. Plan is to hire in an Autotrek in next time - Simon at Scottish Native Woods said that there is one reasonably close by.

 

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It's the 28 inch throat that limits it - spent half the day shaving down logs that really weren't that big.

 

Hey ho - it's all a learning curve!

[Robert_S]

yeah looked like a bit of messing about and when time is money it can be frustrating

 

If you are gonna have a day on the alaskan you better get yourself a few spare chains:001_tt2:

[Big J]

Git!

 

Never had a ripping chain go until today!