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you should notice a big difference with the new saw carriage teed, pick up a couple of the black nylon/plastic runner strips to keep as spares, as these seem to wear out quite quickly, and I found that checking the free running and setting of the guides was critical for maximum accuracy( no vibration in the cut)

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you should notice a big difference with the new saw carriage teed, pick up a couple of the black nylon/plastic runner strips to keep as spares, as these seem to wear out quite quickly, and I found that checking the free running and setting of the guides was critical for maximum accuracy( no vibration in the cut)

 

thanks should make sure I have a few extra home.

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Every time you put up a video it gets me thinking about getting a M7 now I have room to leave it set up inside the yard shed and start making use of some of the smaller hardwood we get instead of just the big stuff with the alaskan mill. Think if I get long term tenancy agreement sorted with landlord I'm going to build a upstairs office/ baitroom /storage space which could just justify it to mill all the larch in the yard that otherwise is going to be chipped for biomass.

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Every time you put up a video it gets me thinking about getting a M7 now I have room to leave it set up inside the yard shed and start making use of some of the smaller hardwood we get instead of just the big stuff with the alaskan mill. Think if I get long term tenancy agreement sorted with landlord I'm going to build a upstairs office/ baitroom /storage space which could just justify it to mill all the larch in the yard that otherwise is going to be chipped for biomass.

 

considering myself moving in my saw, so I intend to do a whole series of films about this. The first will be how it works with dust extractor to but electric saw dust

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