Making a Sawmill Shed - PT 4 - Milling a Cherry Burl

I wrap up the sawmill project in this last installment of the series. At the end of the video are rough plans with all the specific dimensions that I used in the building process. I did most of this kind of my head as I went, which isn't ideal, but drawing up the plans was fun. Message me if you want me to send them to you.

[@alphadeltajuliet7464]

Your a life saver, made things look so easy. God bless.

[@patcurry201B]

Awesome build and even better videos! :) Thanks for taking us along.

[@BusHuxley]

Thank you for taking the time to watch!

[@jeffmurray983]

Looks great. You did a awesome job and thought out your plans well. A man shed!! nothing beats it.

[@BusHuxley]

Ha! Thanks a lot. I really appreciate the kind comment. I've been using it some this last week and it works great and keeps the weather off the slab and the rig.

[@reallywhatitsallabout6394]

It’s beautiful man, great short series!

[@marksparkplug7758]

Good morning Bus, excellent job on the Sawmill shed, nice clean out door. Building like That would make you want to work and create amazing ideas and dreams. Take care.

[@BusHuxley]

Hey hey, good evening. Thanks for the nice comment man!

[@JohnWilliams-hn3wn]

Sometimes I wish I lived in the country and could build things like this. My wood shop is in my 2 car garage and it's a little cramped. Great job on the she'd! Looks awesome!

[@BusHuxley]

Thanks a lot! Sometime I want to just have a 2 car garage and not dozens of carburetors to tend to and tons of snow to push around, but i do enjoy it most the time. Thanks a lot for the comment.

[@TokyoCraftsman]

Looks like a great shed, well done, subbed. Cheers from Tokyo

[@BusHuxley]

Thank you very much! It is holding up quite nicely, a few months into the season now. Much appreciated.

[@JB-mf1zc]

I like it!! I haven't decided to make my shop out of metal or wood. Good job!!

[@BusHuxley]

Sweet! Well, both are good options methinks. I would love to have a big metal structure one day. I am so fond if I beams.

[@olddawgdreaming5715]

Hey Bus, just subscribed, been watching a few of your videos and figured I best get on the wagon too. Thanks for sharing with us.

[@BusHuxley]

Thanks for the sub. I am glad you're here and hope you enjoy the weekly uploads of the house build.

[@martincorbitt1979]

Very nice shed for mill, turn out great! Know I'm jealous till I get my mill picked out. Martin in South Ga

[@BusHuxley]

Thank you. i built and and designed it but it isn't mine. It is at a place where I no longer work.

[@Thebowzer221]

Beautiful. Real nice job

[@BusHuxley]

Thanks a lot!

[@robbrundrett7510]

Bus ,great video. thanks for offering your plan. I'm about to start a shed like yours. I'm a Landscaper not a Carpenter and a bit confused. . So it would be appreciated for sure. I'm ready to drive some nails. Enjoy your new shed and hope all goes well for you.

[@BusHuxley]

Thanks a lot! Yeah, I am becoming a builders slowly, but not one quite yet. You can do it! It is simple. Good luck!

[@treecutter3333]

Watched all 4 videos. Great work

[@BusHuxley]

Awesome! Thank you very much.

[@exotictones1054]

Really nice job man.

[@farm_in_themiddleofthewood3339]

Hey nice build!! We just hit the sub! We built our mill shed last summer and handled the dust just like you did.... works great! Thanks for sharing!!

[@BusHuxley]

Thanks a lot! Glad your here for the ride. As you can now tell, my aim is multi-directional as I am maintain many irons in various fire at one moment and filming most of it. Dust collection is working great.

[@mmanut]

New subscriber, always wanted my own sawmill. Long time WoodWorker who hates paying for hardwoods. It’s a lot of work but worth it. Good Luck, Work Safe‼️👍👍 Vinny 🇺🇸

[@BusHuxley]

Hey hey! Glad to have you here. There is going to be quite a lot of saw milling coming up this winter, for the house that I am building. This mill does in fact not belong to me, but a friend who i work for. We do a work trade for my time on the mill. It is really great to be able to fabricate anything board wise that I can imagine within 22' long and 24" wide.

[@sinistar372]

Yeah, Sketchup's learning curve made me feel pretty dumb when I messed around with it. Everything looks great, man. Bang up job. Happy Spring.

[@BusHuxley]

Thank you good sir! Happy spring to you too. Yes, it make me feel like a simpleton with a short temper.

[@chriskourlos4407]

Great build mill man and a nice mill too. Bet you have great dreams from God as you are top drawer builder. Be encouraged as im impressed. How to get those plans?

[@RGorman49]

very well done...nice job

[@BusHuxley]

Thank you very much! I appreciate it.

[@mmanut]

Maybe add a heavy tarp out front to let roll down from top to keep the snow and rain off the mill when not using it. Nice mill, I have to get me one. 👍👍👍👍 Vinny 🇺🇸

[@BusHuxley]

I actually considered something very much like this, a heavy fabric that was on a roll, but after having worked in it through all the seasons now, including some very heavy snow storms, the dead air inside seems to keep the snow and rain from blowing in. it never really gets wet or snowy.

[@johnnyspot783]

Hey Bus, the internet Finally paid off..!!! I was looking for a shed design for my new LT35 and Boooom, you did all of the work for me..lol. Great video series, made me think a lot. Cutting my trees now for this summer. Out in Minnesota now, born and raised in DownEast Maine..Glad I stumbled upon your channel..!!

[@BusHuxley]

Heck Yeah! I am glad you stumbled upon it too! It is a surprisingly good shed design, and I would be happy to email you plans if you would like. I would love to check out more of minn some day. I put a new video out every friday morning. Very funny, the internet paying off. Well done. Maine humor.

[@johnnyspot783]

@@BusHuxley Yessah...!!! I see a lot of "downeast ingenuity" in your projects. I'm glad you take all of the time to share it with us. My long term plan is to build a timberframe home on the 20 acres I'm on now. I've got 50-80 ft white and red pine throughout the property. Would appreciate the sketches

[@robertg8875]

I like that you put down cement

[@bud1412]

Good job, and great video, thanks

[@BusHuxley]

Thank you very much

[@Joe30pack]

New sub here, I discovered you through a sub of mine. I can't wait to binge watch all your videos. Good stuff man!

[@BusHuxley]

Heck yeah! Thanks a lot and welcome! There is a whole lot of variety here, as my focus covers about 360 degrees. Almost every week there will be something a little different than the last week, unless is bust building season down on the house from trees, which is coming up here. Glad your here.

[@larryvollmar8763]

Not sure if suggested yet....might consider a dust collector tube suspended from ceiling...pulling all the sawdust out behind building....elevate it and have it dump into a trailer for ease of moving or selling.....great building!! Love it!!

[@BusHuxley]

Thanks a lot for the suggestion!

[@dograngler1]

Oh my. What a treasure

[@BusHuxley]

THank you

[@rustynails113]

I love your shed. I love your videos and I sure wish you lived in my neighborhood. I have the same mill and bought it new about 3 weeks ago. We are having a great deal of fun. I am not sure this 69 year old guy can do it, but I think we're going to try to build one like yours.

[@BusHuxley]

Thank you very much! Your very kind to say all that. It is an astoundingly well thought out mill. I cannot believe how much wood i can cut on that with not a whole lot of effort! If you give me an email, i can send along plans to you. Feel free to message me too if you want with your email. I think you could almost certainly substitute 6x6 for the posts and maybe scale is down a foot or two as well. Thanks again for the comment.

[@rustynails113]

Your offer is very gracious, I would greatly appreciate you emailing me a copy of the plans. Regrettably, I do not know how to message you without making my email public. ?? Funny, I just watched your video on Chicken and biscuit and now I am starving. My mom used to make that all the time. You seem to be a very busy fellow, doing lots of fun stuff.

[@BusHuxley]

Hey there! Thanks for the comment on the CHix Bix vid. That good winter food. I guess you have to confirm your name with youtube, which i don't quite understand to send private messages. I wish it weren't so complicated. Im going to try and post the plans on my wordpress writing page so people can just go to it and download the PDF

[@rustynails113]

Ok thanks. I'll look for it. You are truly a very talented guy, Mr Ranger. ;>) From what I have read about you I am thinking that your dad did a good job.

[@rustynails113]

Here is one I don't mind public: [e-mail] I just tried it and it still works. Thanks in advance.

[@siriosstar4789]

Really really nice.

[@BusHuxley]

Thanks a lot sir!

[@hockey1111090]

Ahh using the huxlian building method I see. In the process of designing my own sawmill shed. Just came across your channel, looking forward to the videos keep up the good work

[@BusHuxley]

Indeed I was! I was in fact just this afternoon milling in that shed some nice clean 2x4s and three 4x6s for the House from Trees I am building. It was really satisfying to look around and how well it is holding up. And it kept me dry the whole time!

[@cliftonsnider1520]

Great looking shed Bus, I can totally relate to how it felt building it. If you are rarely going to open the door why don’t you take the axle off, it will be such a breeze sweeping and walking along with the saw.

[@BusHuxley]

Thanks a lot! This is a good point and I think we will probably do this soon, but we may be moving it once or twice in the next couple months. The door is still working great when I open it!

[@haleiwa1644]

Nice neat work. Depending on your winters, you may want to consider adding a curtain on the front, like would be used on a livestock barn. Roll it up most of the time, but it would keep snow or rain from blowing in and keep the operator a little warmer. Nuisance to work around it when loading or unloading the mill, but a few days out of the year it would be a nice addition.

[@BusHuxley]

That is a good suggestion and one that I puzzled over at great length last winter when I was building it, but after a few giant snow storms I determined that it doesn't need one, as for some reason, the snow and rain don't really blow into that space. I think it is a function of the mass of dead air trapped by the three sides.

[@PaulWhitedWoodStoneIron]

If it ever does run a steel cable at the top right with turnbuckles and thread a heavy tarp through the holes on the cable. Weigh down the bottom with anything and slide it to the end like a shower curtain when in use. Works well.

[@patriots1needed]

Well done.

[@BusHuxley]

Thanks a lot

[@ArrBee6]

Good One Bro (From New Zealand)

[@BusHuxley]

Ha! Imagine that! Thank you kindly sir!

[@haroldgatlin1332]

I've seen some turned bowls out of burls that were beautiful an brought good money.

[@BusHuxley]

Harold Gatlin Yeah, I have too. I got some good stuff out of this one but it was too far gone for most projects. I have a friend who is turning a lot and I bing many burls which I am finding in the woods.

[@williamwhittaker5447]

Nice setup

[@BusHuxley]

Thanks, although, none of it belongs to me. It is all at a place where I used to work and no longer do. So it goes.

[@bertilschough1982]

Fint gjort Bra !

[@Mhurtle65]

Nice job.

[@BusHuxley]

Thank you!

[@ricklarade3593]

i woud like a set of them plans, i just bought a mill, and was looking for a building for it, nice set-up.

[@aleldon9085]

Thx for video. Nice. God Bless. Enjoy your life if you can)))

[@carlinbenton8044]

Thanks my friend!

[@BusHuxley]

No problem. I hope it works out for you

[@PNWSawyer]

Could I get a copy of your plans? The sawmill shed you built looks pretty nice! Thanks for sharing!

[@BusHuxley]

Sure. Email?

[@willd2609]

oh man there is something joyfully childish about that trap door. I mean childish in the way that like... this is exactly the sort of thing I'd dream about as a kid. Build a shed thing. Put a trapdoor thing in it, yeah, just cut a hole in it and put some string with a pulley, wicked. Yeaaah trap door! It's the grown adult version of that. Joy! :D

[@woodywoodworkerfuller9921]

Nice !!!!

[@BusHuxley]

Thank you

[@mikah4051]

This is manhood at its best. 🤛

[@InquisitiveSearcher]

Bus, I took your advice and checked out part 4 of the saw shed sequence. Yes, I see, if I squint a bit, the wire/cable you installed diagonally across your huge door. But I have another idea I'll put into your head, that your saw dust collection wall reminded me of. Now I have no idea of how much milling you do and thus how much sawdust you make, but I have seen videos of people who have Woodmizer mills who remove that plastic sawdust spout, clamp a C-clamp to the opening, and then hang a bucket to collect the dust. One person had a barrel into which he would pour the dust into. At which point, if you burn wood for heating, you could turn that dust into pellets and heat with it. Just a thought. Of course I don't know if you heat your house with wood, but it would seem like a shame for someone who has a saw mill to not use his scrapes to heat with. ;^)

[@BusHuxley]

Yeah, I've seen that too. While I do heat with wood and I use the slabs to make maple syrup this mill is at the farm that I work at and we use the dust for livestock and chickens. I have thought about the pellet maker thingy.

[@DrJohn493]

My wife uses the sawdust from my band saw mill to mix with shavings that is used for bedding in the horse barn.

[@dennismoody8140]

I think it would look good with folding doors across the front that would fold out of the way on the end of the barn

[@neilshurmur3901]

Great shed, W hitch John Deer Tracker do you have , and do you like it . .

[@wesleywelborn9766]

I think you did a great job building the sawmill shed. Looks great and should last many years. I enjoyed watching the different phases of videos. Even makes me want a sawmill that just so remarkable watching. Question do you need to seal the lumber or paint it or just air dry and cure naturally?

[@BusHuxley]

I just let it dry naturally once it was built. Thanks a lot for the comment!

[@clasicrock26]

Great build and video. After milling the lumber is there a specific amount of time to dry it before it’s usable for a project like this? Or perhaps a specific moisture content? Thanks in advance!

[@BusHuxley]

Thanks a lot. I milled everything in the absolute dead of winter up here in Maine when there is relatively low moisture content in the wood to begin with. But I accounted for the inevitable shrinkage in boards and the minor shrinkage in beams. It is ok to have some air movement through the gaps. Thanks for the question.

[@freddiedrawhorn1939]

I would like those plans if u dont mind good video man nice set up

[@BusHuxley]

Thanks. email?

[@freddiedrawhorn1939]

@@BusHuxley yes its [e-mail] thanks man

[@lmk580]

Really like your project, and I'm looking to build something similar to house my timberking mill. Do you have a link to your sketches available?

[@leethurston4774]

Love the building, excellent job. Is there anything you would do different?

[@BusHuxley]

Thanks! That is a good question, and at this point, there really isn't anything i would do differently. I have milled many thousands of feet of lumber at this point and it has faced much weather of all sorts. I might make the rafters two more feet off the back to kick the snow farther, but thats about it.

[@tomcobey4015]

very nice

[@BusHuxley]

Thanks!

[@juandelrio8125]

Hi, like your videos and admire your talent, We need to much to learn and all this is so helpful since We are with lots of projects to improve our property right here at the Avenue of the Giants in Northern California. Please send me a copy of the blueprints for this shed. Thank you

[@rhouse900]

Great work. Would like a set of plans if you are still sending them out. Thank you.

[@BusHuxley]

email?

[@garycrumrine9538]

Bus, do you have a use for your saw dust? I have been thinking about turning mine into wood pellets and using them for a heat source. Possibly in my wood working shop. The mill however is producing more than I can burn in a year, so looking for something else to use them for to produce another income stream.

[@BusHuxley]

That mill is at the farm that I work at and as you likely know, there is a near endless need for saw dust up there. Good idea though! I wondered the same thing. Making a hydraulic pellet maker!

[@treecycleme4875]

Looks awesome, Bus. I was curious how much research/calculations you did to know if the main beam (grit?) was 'enough' for that span? 8x14 (if I remember correctly)? Length? I'd like to see those plans, same name at gmail. Again, looks great. PS Sketchup is awesome once you get used to it. Tons tutorials here on YT.

[@BusHuxley]

One of these days ill tuck into learning that program and just love it. If i can figure out editing software then i can do that, right? I looked at some span charts and asked an engineer friend. as it currently sits there isn't a hint of deflection over the 26' . I will happily send along my scrawled up plans. Thanks for the comment.

[@MatHelm]

Sketchup is very addictive. But that's only because with it, you can test any idea you've ever had. Personally, I've modeled my entire property as exactly as I could (laser level, etc.). Including underground pipping, wires, and drainage. Now I can look at, measure things to see if I have room for whatever. And then there's my tools. I don't have a saw mill, but if I did, I'd have it modeled up in as exact a detail as I could manage, so I could test mods and such. One piece of advice though, use groups and not components. You'll soon understand what this means in Sketchup, but components never seem to completely let go of their "group", which makes latter editing a real pain..

[@87Handrix]

TreecycleME vsc

[@cgoodwin2875]

Sketchworks is good fun and useful but ultimately limited. The main issue is the difficulty in converting to CAD in the free version. As AutoCad is free, universal, more powerful and free I would take the effort to learn that instead. Less intuitive but much quicker when you get the knack. Thanks for posting, I could do with something similar for my mill but concrete is the biggest hassle/expense - how thick was you slab and does it have mesh/fibre. Cheers

[@mikejacobson5031]

I would like to get a copy of the plans. I love your video's

[@BusHuxley]

Email

[@leonardshultz4344]

Nave you given any thought to adding a rollup curtain to the open side to keep weather out? Of course that would require wiring and lights. Should make things more conf

[@BusHuxley]

Leonard Shultz Thanks for the comment. It isn’t my shed. I designed and built it at a place I used to work. It kept the weather out surprisingly well without the curtain. I had thought about it.

[@leonardshultz4344]

@@BusHuxley Well I still think it was well built and looked good.

[@rrlifestyle2228]

Bus, this is an amazing series! My wife and I watched it this morning and SHE told me to message you because we just bought a woodlot and are building a cabin in the woods and the shed is pretty much the style she wants for not only our sawmill we are buying but also for the cabin. Can you send me the drawing you mentioned in this or another video for this shed? I will be sure to mention you and your amazing channel in an upcoming video on our channel.

[@BusHuxley]

Sure thing! Thanks a lot for this comment. Very kind to say. send me your email here and Ill send a copy along

[@jeffzabriskie9689]

Any chance either of you still have these drawings?

[@1963JamesT]

beautiful shed, just wondering why you sided it horizontally instead of vertically.

[@BusHuxley]

Thank you very much. It's a good question. So at the time of siding, we weren't sure what the next step was going be, as far as more sheathing or as was. We didn't know if the weather was going to beat the sides and leak in, and I thought we'd wait until it saw some storms first. It turns out, the overhand keeps it dry even in ripping storms so we arnt going to shingle it, or board and batten it yet. If the building ever gets repurposed then I suspect it'll get closed in tight. Horizontally, we could cover more ground with less cuts. Thanks for the question.

[@davidhensley76]

If you were to wall in the narrow space between the two front posts it might make a good place for some shelves or other storage.

[@BusHuxley]

David Hensley It is a good idea but I built this at a place that I used to work as no longer do. The shed was begging for tons of small shelves between the two bys

[@elliottdean2691]

How did you cut 26&27’ long beams on your mill? What is the length capacity of your mill. Nice building.

[@BusHuxley]

The capacity is only 20' but yes I did mill that on the LT 35. It was a bit cumbersome, but not wholly impossible. The log i used was 27'" wide at the butt and 26'6" long. It was too heavy to lift with the forks, but the hydraulics on the mill hoisted it up onto the rails. I had the butt facing the engine side and had the 6 plus feet hanging off the far end. I would make a pass to the end of the rail and then with the running chainsaw, but the slab off and muckle it away. Then i would reset and roll the log and repeat until i had a 20' 10"x16" with a 6' round stock still on the end. I then ripped with a chainsaw one side of that flat. I then rolled the whole thing back towards the motor so the cut end stuck through the opening under the motor and over the levers. Then proceeded to mill that last 6' feet to the same dimension. then i cut off a few gigantic 1 by boards. i had the camera set up and rolling with a dead battery. of course. Show less

[@nemloc]

did you make these true 8x8 or dimensional lumber sizes? (same for the rest of the items on the plans)

[@BusHuxley]

Everything is true to the numbers on the plans, actual 8"x8", 2"4" so on, so forth. It is the only way I know how to build. Dimensional lumber is very confusing.

[@johnchott8259]

I would appreciate a copy of your plans. Great job.

[@MikeJFanslau]

Love the building! "So similar to what i'd been thinking for the mill that I have on order, would love a set of plans

[@BusHuxley]

Mike Fanslau Cool! Thanks a lot. Give me an email address and I’ll send them along.

[@MikeJFanslau]

[e-mail] That would be great and thank you in advance.

[@hollydozier8010]

Hi Bus, my husband is in the process of buying a woodmiser and would like a copy of your plans for your shed, it's awesome!!!!

[@BusHuxley]

Sure thing. Email?

[@metoo5867]

Nice work Yukon Cornelius Too bad bumbles did help you

[@joejack7216]

I like your time lapse videos. Just purchased a Woodland Mills hm130 Max. And I decided my first project would be to build Sawmill shed. I like your heavy-duty design. So I'd really appreciate it if you could email a copy are your plans. Thanks.

[@jeffglasman19]

Did you make temp closure for the open wall.

[@erkkilipponen2036]

Hi Bus.Iam building a sawmill she d also here in Finland for my woodmizer.I have a question for you.... How long are the vertical poles in your shed? Thanks for the reply in advance.

[@BusHuxley]

Hey there. The front poles are 12' 6" or just over three meters and the back ones are are eight feet or just under two meters.

[@richardmueller2960]

very nice looking shed Bus Huxley. I would love for you to send me a sketch of your shed please. I really liked the look of it.

[@spiritof75]

How do you repurpose the sawdust? Or can you?

[@scottasheppard]

How long is the big beam across the front and what species of wood is it. I had a tornado come through and ripped up my shed. It was a metal car port I had a 21 foot opening in on each side for loading and unloading the mill.

[@BusHuxley]

It is clear Eastern White Pine and it is 26'4" long. 8" wide and 14" tall. It was a little bit of work to mill is out as we don't have that extra set of rails on the LT 35, but it was doable. Really shitty to hear about your shed being taken down by a tornado! Terrifying. I would like to think that this would hold up to a hurricane, but who knows. I anchored the posts with a bunch of concrete lags and the sheer weight of it! So I have a clear opening of 26' wide and 12' high. Very very little rain or snow gets into the shed, amazingly. Thanks for the comment.

[@scottasheppard]

Bus Huxley thanks.. don't have any white pine left in South Carolina but I got over 350 yellow pine on the ground after the storm.. I'm sure that will work. Thanks

[@eltorobowen]

Great shed thank you for sharing. Did you build this with green lumber? Sorry if I missed that somewhere

[@BusHuxley]

It is indeed built almost exclusively with green lumber. Thanks!

[@eltorobowen]

Bus Huxley Awesome it is very nice could I get a copy of the plans? I just ordered an LT 35

[@BusHuxley]

Yes sir, leave an email here and ill send them along. Youre going to love that mill. I wish I owned one.

[@eltorobowen]

[e-mail] thank you!

[@runamucful]

New subscriber here,preparing to build a shed for my mill. I'd love to have a copy of your plans. I like the overall look. Nice work!

[@biolum]

Hi! Thank you for posting such great videos. I am in the process of making my own shed for my sawmill. I would like to have a copy of your details. Thank you in advance. If you like I can send you some pictures back from my project in the north of Norway.

[@BusHuxley]

That’s great! Send and email and I’ll send them to you. I’d love to see pics.

[@90pi548]

Why the third post? The two posts that are only around 3-4 feet apart on the front/left side?

[@BusHuxley]

I dont quite understand. There are three total on the front.

[@chriskourlos4407]

Great shed hot ne back your free copies too please I need a shed like yours. Im a disabled vet. Thankyou.

[@BusHuxley]

Email address and I’ll send em

[@egraham9049]

Would love the plans Thanks

[@BusHuxley]

email

[@egraham9049]

@@BusHuxley [e-mail] thanks

[@abefrohman1759]

Even the farm dogs approve 👍 Great Pyrenees aren't easily impressed.

[@BusHuxley]

Ha! The one gets all worked up when i lift that squeaky sawdust door. Thanks.

[@backwoodslumber5263]

What size is the shed?

[@johnadams9316]

I'm interested in the plans for the shed I have a lt40 grat job

[@BusHuxley]

Ten-four, ill send them along shortly if you fire off an email address to me. You can private message me if you want. Thanks!

[@hardwoodharry6364]

I would like to know the length and width of this project please

[@BusHuxley]

30' x 16'

[@permvagle2452]

you missing a x-band in your roof to make the wall help the pool to mak the cabin stabil

[@Chris-rt7ih]

Would you reccomended building this same structure on 12 in concrete tubes forms? Im not to far from you and below the tubes is ledge.

[@BusHuxley]

It would be totally fine to do this up on piers.

[@Chris-rt7ih]

@@BusHuxley i figured. Thank you for the reply. Just like to get others opinions. Anyway i could get a copy of the plans? I screen shot it but they didnt come out so great.

[@BusHuxley]

Sure enough. give me an email address that you want them sent too.

[@Chris-rt7ih]

@@BusHuxley thank you. [e-mail]

[@Chris-rt7ih]

@@BusHuxley any luck sending the plans out?

[@dsmakepeace]

Nice Job Bus, any chance I can get a copy of your plans? I am not sure how to send an email to you through this site. I bought al LT 35 last year and am planning a shed this summer and I like your design. Thanks in advance

[@dsmakepeace]

elad the dad at g m a i l . com

[@BusHuxley]

Nice work! Thank you for the kind comments and interest in the shed. I have sent the plans along. That mill is a heck of a tool!

[@henryrodgers3409]

Love this saw mill shed Bus . Can't find your address to give you my address for a set of plans . Thanks

[@BusHuxley]

Just reply here with an email address and ill send it. Thanks

[@henryrodgers3409]

Ok thanks . [e-mail]

[@3vimages471]

Looks great ---- cover up those T shaped brackets please, they spoil the look.

[@richardsabean5781]

MAKE A 5 GALLON BUCKET ATTACHMENT TO THE SAWDUST DISCHARGE ,,BUILD A BOX TO HOLD THE SAWDUST MADE SO YOUR TRACTOR CAN MOVE EASILY,, AND FIT IN A PICK-UP,,, SELL TO LOCAL FARMERS FOR BERRIES,WEED CONTROL, BEDDING FOR CRITTERS ,, OR JUST TO ADD TO GARDENS!! ALOHA

[@BusHuxley]

Yes! I have thought about that. This mill is actually at a farm and we use the dust for all of those things. I've seen that technique used and liked it. Thank you.

[@johnmillett2072]

Would be interested in a copy of your sketch

[@chriskourlos4407]

How to email you?

[@egraham9049]

Bus did you email plans? Just wanted to make sure the spam monster didn’t get them. Thanks emris

[@BusHuxley]

Address?

[@egraham9049]

Bus Huxley [e-mail]

[@BusHuxley]

E Graham sent

[@egraham9049]

Bus Huxley thanks

[@mjarchambeau]

Where is your farm located?

[@BusHuxley]

Western Maine. In fact this belongs to someone else who i was working for.

[@Grunt49]

Rube Goldberg taught the building system you are using.

[@mysticthegodlivestreams4800]

How can I get a copy of this sawmill shed plans?

[@BusHuxley]

Hey there, you can send me a message with your email in it and Ill send them right along.

[@mysticthegodlivestreams4800]

[e-mail]

[@BusHuxley]

is that all one word? the first part? Ill give it a try

[@mysticthegodlivestreams4800]

Need shed [e-mail]

[@BusHuxley]

where does the space go? it is showing up as plansussums1

[@MrFakit]

3:38 squirrels stash

[@BusHuxley]

Heck yes! Good catch! I was wondering if anyone would pick that up. I have no idea how the literally squirreled those away in there.

[@MOAONAABE]

i would have skipped the saw dust hatch and used a trash can. in time that hatch will get racked and heavy and bloated.

[@BusHuxley]

I really like your name. I added the word "Boonpraiser" to the urban dictionary many years ago. The hatch is made of really dry and light white pine and works great and always will. It is open most the time anyway. Thanks for the comment.

[@mairnrodrigo4013]

do you have the planes

[@BusHuxley]

I do. If you send an email ill send them too you. You can do a private message too.

[@jamesbrown-xz3hv]

Can you send me a copy of the plans? Thank you

[@BusHuxley]

email?