That's a great little sawmill. It's pretty amazing that you didn't use massive steel stock for the build. It seems fairly light weight but really cuts well. You must feel very happy with the result.
Lookin' good!! Sawdust in the work area is nothing compared to nasty swarf. It cleans up easily and well. Also, that blade cut through your log pile like a HOT knife through buttah!! Congratulations on nearing the completion to this excellent tool! BTW, I didn't see any mill blade lubricator. Didn't I see a water reservoir earlier in the build??
Any carbon monoxide risks from using that petrol engine in an enclosed space? I mean, sure, it's not very powerful and it's not running for hours, but neither is my foundry burner, and it does trip the CO alarm if I don't have the shed window and door wide open.
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That's a great little sawmill. It's pretty amazing that you didn't use massive steel stock for the build. It seems fairly light weight but really cuts well. You must feel very happy with the result.
Lookin' good!! Sawdust in the work area is nothing compared to nasty swarf. It cleans up easily and well. Also, that blade cut through your log pile like a HOT knife through buttah!! Congratulations on nearing the completion to this excellent tool! BTW, I didn't see any mill blade lubricator. Didn't I see a water reservoir earlier in the build??
Any carbon monoxide risks from using that petrol engine in an enclosed space? I mean, sure, it's not very powerful and it's not running for hours, but neither is my foundry burner, and it does trip the CO alarm if I don't have the shed window and door wide open.