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I am done with what the storm brought down and if I figured right will frame what I want, no 1x's for floor and siding though so a few more logs and that should be it, for now anyway. I still will keep a watch for a big stihl saw though, maybe one cheap to rebuild.

Money is a big thing with me and what I'm doing is not all that important either. In the past I just piled an burned these trees downed by storms and such, this time I bought a 24" copy mill attachment and went at it, around 1200 ft or so, kinda feel good about it too. Mastermind is in Tennesee...

Merle, I'm sorry, I didn't mean to leave every one hanging. Thanks for the compliment too. I like the story about the 55 gal barrel, don't think I'm that smart. I'm looking for a bigger saw, just nothing big around here used that I have found, a new ms660 is just out, over $1300 new.

That makes sence but it's been just pouring down off an on, kinda stormy. been raining all day, now sun is shinning.

I haven't cut lately, been raining nearly every day. I only got 3 more logs anyway unless I cut some. I think I may have enough now to frame my truck shed.

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No not Longmont, Chickamauga, Ga. Your talkin to a Rebel way down South

Here, was alone, then gained five, That's ok though, my son will have it all soon anyway

Well that sure is a mean look, I have a grandson a year an a couple months and now twins, girl and a boy. Guess where they live?

Levi, That child looks a little bit mad with that big ball bat

I got bent out of shape, sorry bout that. Thanks

I guess I started out wrong, these were just fare size trees that came down in a storm. I bought this land in 1979 and have piled and burned many big and small logs that went down from storms, wind, ice and such. This is the first time I ever done anything with them. I am retired, 5 years now...

Well Bugham, I guess your right, I am silly, senceless, allmost stupid, maybe lying and dumb. Wow what a man. How could you have insulted me more. Thanks. Butch Ban me now please. David Jones

I don't really know how long it took, if I keep up with the time I'm afraid I'll get depressed. I been working on it off and on for a couple weeks. 4 or 5 hours a day maybe or less, not ever day, it's slow and my saw is too small and I aint young. Did you say 395? I wish, Mr. Smith done scolded...

Here's a couple pictures. I know it aint nothin special but I'm kinda proud of the lumber

I just now figured out what you ment by 45 degree angle, I think. This mill aint big enough for me to do that on these logs. I had to trim the bark off here an there to get it to feed through, if that makes since. I scooted the end out all the way and it binded the sprocket bearing, had to bring...

I may have 1 maybe 2 more sharpenings on this chain so I can't change the angle but I am going to order a new one and it'll probably be 25 or 30 degress. I am running rich allmost too rich. I've had an eye out for a big saw but only ones I see are on ebay and I wont pay those prices. Don't seem...

Mr. Al Smith, I sure would like to ask you a few questions about my 038S, I been reading your stuff for a couple years now.

Only Mac I got is a MiniMac 6. The biggest saw is a Poland 245a, then the 038 and down. I think my chain is ok, it's an old chisel shapened around 15* by hand, smooth cut I think, better than my nieghbors circler saw mill, he can't run it anymore, problems in his arms from Agent Orange. I got...