Milling a Huge Beech Tree with the Stihl MS661 and Panther Chainsaw Mill
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 7 มิ.ย. 2021
- In this video I show the process of milling an enormous beech tree into slabs. The tree is a huge 71.5cm in diameter. Each slab is 195cm long and I milled them to 5cm thick. Even though each slab is relatively thin, they were extremely difficult to move due to how heavy they are. These slabs will take at least a year to fully dry if not longer but when they are, I'll be able to make loads of amazing projects from them.
I used my Stihl MS661 with a 28 inch bar to cut up the tree then I used my 42 inch Panther Mill to cut the slabs.
The ends of each slab are sealed with 2 coats of Chestnut Products End Seal to help stop splits. It was my first time using it and it seems to have done a great job but only time will tell.
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That heartwood is incredible.
BBBBBEECH best git back here!!!!
Dammm!! Looks amazing!! Great log to have around! XD
Fantastic video, really enjoyed watching😁
👍 keren 👍
Hi, what paint did you use to treat the edges of the wood???
What would anybody use beech for? Just curious I work for a sawmill it's just junk wood for us. I've always been curious what people use it for. Cool video
Saw sounds nice. What did you use to paint the ends with??
Great vid I'd like to link to it - where did you buy your mill from?
Do you use a LoPro 1.3mm chain or Standard 3/8" 1.6mm?
beautiful
Great video 👍! What did you paint on the end of the timber?
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What thickness have cut ? 6-7cm ?
dónde puedo conseguir una guía de esas
WHY DID YOU PAINT THE ENDS JUST ASKING I NEVER SEEN THIS DONE BEFORE