Posted by moresmoke on December 14, 2020 at 07:11:11 from (216.196.72.173):
In Reply to: Swing blade mill? posted by Al Baker(pumpman) on December 14, 2020 at 06:02:44:
Have no experience with a swing blade mill, but do with bands. First off with a bandsaw find out if there is someone around that services band blades. You either need a service provider, or need to have the tools to do it yourself. Dull band blades make lumber for the thick and thin Co.
Even a basic manual mill will crank out a pile of lumber for building sheds. When I was younger and lived in ME, I put many 1000 bdft of log through one. My BIL still has the mill and uses it some. Be prepared for everybody in the neighborhood to want lumber sawn if they find out you have a mill.
I would probably still have a mill around, but moved to ND, and would need trees first.
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