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are those the 20 foot tall doors? show a pic of the big doors!

"full comp" means full compliment. every second link in the chain has a tooth, as opposed to full skip where every third link has a tooth.

it was custom ground for me by a saw shop up in Fortuna. i dont recall what brand it was.

the milling chain i used to run on my alaskan was full comp with 2 teeth filed at 0 followed by 2 teeth filed at 15 with the "chisel" half of the tooth cut off. that meant those teeth only sliced the grain on either side of the kerf, then the next pair of teeth hogs out the chip. it made a very...

this one belongs to a fellow tree guy in town and the deal is he leaves the mill at our yard for us to use in exchange for storing his logs/mill. pretty convenient for me!

milled a bunch of deodor cedar with the lucas mill this weekend. 2x6s and 1x6s, joists and flooring for the loft in my cabin. my wife helped out;)

2x12 with 1" angle is what i used. with wills system of setting a string line (x2) and leveling lag screws every few feet i was able to mill logs as long as i wanted. just slide the 2x down the row of lags as you reach its end. i definitely think a wider guide makes for more consistently flat...

seems like a cheep, used aluminum ladder could be modified to Willard's set-up. maybe not as long, but if it was an extension ladder im sure you could put the sections end to end somehow. ive always used the system described in will's book, and you are right willard, it is slow to set up. if i...

those are really nice!

i have a stack of red cedar slabs i milled almost 12 years ago stored at my moms place. went up there a few months ago to find out that my brothers have been making raised bed and knife throwing back boards out of it:X. i will be dismantling their raised beds you can be certain:evil:

that procut is making me dream, and drool. i wish i had the time and space for a project like that.

very cool.