Craigslist, wood working forums, etc. Local guys will want it. Look for places that do custom live-edge furniture; see who they buy stuff from or if they would do it themselves.
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@kidwoo if you are on 7 it's still a free upgrade to 10, unless you're @stoney and want to pay the Chinese $25 for it
Download Windows 10
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What this guy says. If you get stuck, there is a pre-step to update your Win7 to accept the update. I"m sure John can help you, since he's IT.
It all depends on if you are air drying or kiln drying. Kilns=mill that shit asap. Air it’s a little different game. I use the rule of think 1 year per 1” of board. So the 12’x3”x48” walnut I milled is going to be 3 years at least. But if I can let dry for a year still as a log it will help with some of the end splitting.
For @Adventurous Id try to find a used set up. But the bigger issue is if you have a dry well vented place to stack and stick your milled lumber. If not don’t waste your time
Also forgot, I’m only milling live edge. If your end goal is dimensional lumber a band saw mill is much faster/cheaper and the timelyness is also a factor too. Ok I’ll shut up now.
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It does lol!Her monkey name checks out.
We do in fact have our own sawmill set up and use it to build with. First item was our floating sink board and then we built a huge pole barn and sided it.
They can be hard to operate. We have a portable sawmill that we leveled a spot and put in rails so we could mill our own lumber. Works great!
You have some pictures of your set-up?
I do! I'll try to add some.
Wow, Earl has some big wood!
LOL! Why do you think I kept him around all these yearsWow, Earl has some big wood!