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I use a 1/8 inch, it’s perfect 👍🏼

How would I find center of odd shaped burl disc in order to install 3 evenly spaced metal legs

There is generally an easy way to do most things. Finding it is the trick. Nice.

Thanks for sharing your excellent ideas. I have a hydraulic mill, and the dog clamps would eventually crush the plywood edges. I'll use 2x material for the base, but will follow your design ideas. I also would like to be able to wedge in random widths... maybe some simple blocking would accomplish this. Actually, I find short logs difficult to stabilize on my mill. I think I'll put 4 of your modules on one base... maybe 8 ft long.

Really cool jig. For your shim: if you cut dados the widths of the shim into the bottom board and increase the thickness of the shim by the depth of the dado, you can have a perfectly consistent thicknesses every time without having to fiddle with positioning.

Do you have another video on how to get a Woodmizer LT15 on the cheap?

I like the carbides for the interior as well. Nice bowl!

Well cone Chuck. Equipment with a loader makes a great portable gantry crane. Brent

I've been trying to use more mechanical means too. It is slower sometimes but it saves the back.

Is saw dust the end result for you too? I wasn't sure if it should be that or ribbons. I just ripped 6 planks today and it's all dust

Everything that is was an idea first. Nice. One thing I might suggest is to mount a 3/4" thick face plate (2" x 3" or so) to the end of the spacer stick. When you are happy with its location, drill a 1/4" hole through the face plate and base and glue a dowel to the face plate. This will locate it in the same position every time. A second or third hole can be added for different thicknesses of shingle.

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Big logs make easy work for getting production. I've milled so many small logs and work myself to death getting no where.. Enjoy the videos. 👍

You showing this simple and effective way to make lap siding is what we need more of. I think unless your trying to match an existing siding... a sharp blade would work fine. A few blade swirl marks just gives it a little character. And i gave you a little love.😂

If you drew circles for each of the six points on the edges of the circle you would have drawn the 'circle of life'. Not only did I draw these along with partial circles (arcs instead of whole circles) for about a year when I was in my teens, it is my channel icon. I did see a crop circle of arcs once long ago (yeah, only a picture - never seen one in person).

I very impressed how you did that I will definitely remember that good job

Glad to see you still have both hands. Thanks for the reminder.

This is so good I can’t tell if it’s satire or not

Lathe, table saw, joiner, disk sander, whatever, it takes but a millisecond for a disaster to occur. Using a saw then going back to parting tool sort of had to end badly. Thankfully, it wasn't worst!

I can feel your pain on your hand.....that is going to hurt for awhile...... I work with metal on the lathe, and after having a 6 inch x 10 pipe fly out, I pay much more attention.....cheers from Florida.....Paul

holy smokes, the lathe is an awesome tool, but can go nuts on you very fast, glad you are ok.....

You sure were lucky to escape mostly unharmed. Things happen so often that she has an official OSHIT hat 🤣

Thanks so much for the support! Really appreciate it

hi there good show john

The mud boots were definitely needed today.

Impressive!

That splitter is awesome.

Keep on logging.

I also have a manual mill. Do the same thing, no problem, and I'm 66

Awesome

any cleaner is better than no cleaner. and that's a pretty spiffy trammel

Nice video! Great meeting you all and it was a great day!

Great video! It was an absolute pleasure meeting you and Chuck! I really appreciated Chuck keeping my Axis supplied with wood. He kept bouncing back and forth between splitters like the Eveready bunny. He kept going and going...

This is a great video you put together that tells what us wood guys are all about if the do this event again I will be there 1 more 5 and half hour drive for a good cause I dont do Utube videos but you sure put me on there I was the guy with the blue processor and red truck good video

It was nice meeting you all. We have such a great community!

Ken, Danny, and the rest of my fellow Wood hounds, had an absolute blast destroying at least 15 cords of wood up there on Friday! It was a pleasure meeting you and Chuck as well. What a beautiful video you put together to document the day. There is talk of another event in September 2024 so stay tuned!

It was absolutely awesome meeting you yesterday. Look forward to meeting up again in the future.

Awesome wood cleaner…! Beautiful finished 🪵 product too…!!!

That is awesome, thank you for sharing

I am anxious to see the 1/8-inch blade I am in the midst of outfitting a shop in my Apt. right now. I just assembled a 10" grizzly band saw. 40+ years in residential Carpenter. I haven't done shop work since Junior high school.

Thank you for this. I’m going to try. Love it

Pretty Reindeer ✨ Different style from the typical Swedish one so a welcoming change. Not this year for sure but next year I'll try to make it into a herd!

Hay, I think you can make shingles this way too with that taper that's excellent good work

I like it. Thanks

I've been planning on doing just this for some siding I need, good to see it works. And, I too find the fraying/feathering happens with sharp and dull blades alike, unpredictably from log to log. I think it's more a factor of how the log grows and the constitution of the wood fibres that result from individual growing conditions. I checked out your other videos and you've got yourself a new subscriber. Maybe you might find something of interest on my channel, or not. Either way thanks in advance for checking it out if you decide to and keep the videos coming.

I'll have to give it a try.

Just came across this video. Very simple and helpful for use on my sawmill. Thanks.

Great information. Thank you

I used VG redwood siding when I built my house in 1983. Woodpeckers have caused me to try to find some more of that very rare and expensive siding. At the price I’d have to pay, driving my truck to coastal CA from Oregon to a mill, and buy it, I’d almost be even to buy a mill, buy a redwood log, and using your shim technique, make the beveled siding myself….

Very simple and effective !! Is it easy or difficult to paint rough, (unplained) lap siding ? Does running hand belt sander over the lap siding make it easier to paint ? Cheers from N.E. Ohio