Sawmilling icky logs in the Rain

[@deniscarter6613]

Nice logs George

[@TwoGuysTimberframing]

I love it fellas. Love Nate’s Technique cutting metal! I through my cutter across the yard also ! Precision Cutting Boys!

[@mcsawmill]

@@TwoGuysTimberframing well the table is dry now so ..

[@andysmith8544]

That's a beauty George! Be careful rolling the log / cant with the toe boards up, that's how we began collapsing the bunk from side to side. We found we have to get that toe board down before we roll'er over.

[@mcsawmill]

@@andysmith8544 you damaged the bunk?

[@andysmith8544]

The bolt holding the toe board to the bunk that runs horizontally through the bunk began pulling the sides of the bunk together. It has remained level, but if we continued rolling with the toe board up it would certainly affect level eventually. So we learned rolling the cant with the toe boards up is a no-no.

[@mcsawmill]

@@andysmith8544 the lt15 wide has really thick steel for bunks but I'll keep this in mind! Thanks!

[@southernadirondackoutdoors]

Good job George. How many logs on this blade?

[@mcsawmill]

@@southernadirondackoutdoors that blade did 20 before I changed it. I did learn not to cut white oak with carbide. One white oak and it's dull...

[@southernadirondackoutdoors]

@@mcsawmill I wonder why white oak would dull it.