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Kevin said:Is your mill already done?
Oops I must have missed this question, no not yet, still have to do the matching on the shafts and a couple bearing blocks, then have to get the stock cut and welded for the bed and rails, also have to source some sprockets for the log turned for a number 120 double roller chain, can't seem to find any under $500 a piece....... then I will assemble and test it and then blow it apart, paint it and reassemble it. Also the log deck is going to be an afterthought , I'm going to get the mill done and then work on the log deck, I have the hydraulic valve and hydraulic motor for it and also the sprockets and chain from a walking floor trailerthat was at the salvage yard, just need to go pick it up. I'm having a guy in Omaha mill these for me, he's milled a lot of lumber and also has a log leveler on his mill so when we quarter saw the curly stuff he can get the cut lined up with the pith, he also has an refer but for this stuff I think I will leave the edges intact and trim after drying. In the mean time I did drop off some walnut root blocks to be respawn into boards, found a guy with a giant Laguna band saw, I tell you what that saw is nice, he can shave off an 1/8" veneer without any walk in the blade in a 16" cut