Chainsaw Repair
Chain - Grinders - Filing - Wood Milling - Tools - Welding - Machinist - Mowers - Tillers => Wood Working Milling => Topic started by: rayvil01 on March 12, 2018, 10:26:05 am
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Ohio.
I have some trees I need to drop on my land 3hrs south. If I can keep from using them for testing. I might try something like this. But not near as nice.
Just something to seat on etc when 3-4 of us back there testing the saws out.
If you decide to try it, let me know. Looks like 6 and a 1/2 hours to Columbus from here.
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Very nice. Be nice to have something like that at my testing area.
Where are you located?
Ohio.
I have some trees I need to drop on my land 3hrs south. If I can keep from using them for testing. I might try something like this. But not near as nice.
Just something to seat on etc when 3-4 of us back there testing the saws out.
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Very nice. Be nice to have something like that at my testing area.
Where are you located?
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Very nice. Be nice to have something like that at my testing area.
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Honestly, I was going to let mine weather. But after a couple of days looking at it I am havimg second thougjts. I will have to do some research. The wood is still very green. Anything solid like polyurethane would fail for sure.
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Very nice Ray. I was wondering what you put on the bench to help keep the wood from discoloring over time.
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Built a couple of benches from a blow-down Red Oak over the weekend. Milled a few more slabs for other benches and projects down the road. Haven't done this in a long time. First time here in the new home of North Carolina. I forgot how much fun it is. Old Husky 395xp was fantastic! One tank of gas and one chain for five cuts.