Was looking at you Linn Lumber mill build. I got the electric Model 1900 kit, 7 years back and has been in the wood pallet box ever since. Well retired from my perm job and know I am looking to build it. Any recommendations. Since I retired I have created a YT channel and raise cattle and make Hay and wood LOE badges piggy banks ETC. with a CNC and want to cut Mesquite wood for the plaques. have a great week. gave you a sub.
Did you buy the track as well? The saw frame and carriage isn't bad to assemble but you definitely want to have help when bolting it all together. It seems to be a very rigid frame with nice lift/lower adjustments via the ACME threaded rods. It would be nice to have electric raise/lower on mine. I may add that some day. I'll check out your channel and see what you've got going on. We are getting into raising some cattle as well. Thanks for the comment!
@@Bryce_Shuman I have welders and big metal band saw and I think most of the equipment and tools but the plans I got are sketchy so just looking for other ways of building it. I will defiantly post the build. Keep InTouch may have a few questions, thanks.
I was going to built the track while I waited for the saw frame and carriage but I'm glad I waited to have those assembled first so I could verify some measurements. It's not difficult, it's just just like anything else. It takes time. Good luck with your build I'll be looking forward to seeing it.
Seems safe,secure and productive. Nice setup indeed.
Thanks James!
So much more efficient!
Definitely worth the time/effort investment!
Was looking at you Linn Lumber mill build. I got the electric Model 1900 kit, 7 years back and has been in the wood pallet box ever since. Well retired from my perm job and know I am looking to build it. Any recommendations. Since I retired I have created a YT channel and raise cattle and make Hay and wood LOE badges piggy banks ETC. with a CNC and want to cut Mesquite wood for the plaques. have a great week. gave you a sub.
Did you buy the track as well? The saw frame and carriage isn't bad to assemble but you definitely want to have help when bolting it all together. It seems to be a very rigid frame with nice lift/lower adjustments via the ACME threaded rods. It would be nice to have electric raise/lower on mine. I may add that some day. I'll check out your channel and see what you've got going on. We are getting into raising some cattle as well. Thanks for the comment!
@@Bryce_Shuman I have welders and big metal band saw and I think most of the equipment and tools but the plans I got are sketchy so just looking for other ways of building it. I will defiantly post the build. Keep InTouch may have a few questions, thanks.
I was going to built the track while I waited for the saw frame and carriage but I'm glad I waited to have those assembled first so I could verify some measurements. It's not difficult, it's just just like anything else. It takes time. Good luck with your build I'll be looking forward to seeing it.