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@@timscartoys9321 Tim, I agree and like Jill said it always taste good if she doesn't have to cook it. Have a great weekend my friend.

One of our favorite ways to eat. It sure was good. Have a great one brother.

@@jims6308 first congrats at 47 years that's amazing. It turned out great. We actually commented on the lack of veggies here lol. I'll join your group. I need all the advice I can get. Have a great weekend Jim.

@@inthebackyardwithdel438 thanks Del. We enjoy doing these date nights.

Great food for sure.

Sorry about that. Hopefully you find something as good today lol

It was delicious. Thanks for the comment.

Merry Christmas

@jerrydeveau4738 thank you and Merry Christmas to you and yours.

We need to do this now often. Thanks Glen. You have a great weekend as well

@@terryatpi relaxing for sure

@@geezerindawoods I agree.

@@cwhitefang2005 movement. I can't state it enough. They are going to give you exercises to do. Make sure you do them no matter how bad it feels. Ice and elevation is what I used for pain. Tylenol was strong enough for me. If you have access to cannabis for sleep. It did wonders for me. Between now and your surgery get into the best shape you can. Best of luck and stay positive. You've got this.

@@eileenpiazza1604 oh man that's great to hear. I agree with everything you said. Great work. Keep up the great work.

@@WMW-82 that's incredible. Why so long? I've had both hips as well. Those were much easier than my knee. Yes the knee is painful but I was able to manage pain with movement, ice and elevation. My new knee is in great shape and I'm still working hard everyday making my legs and body stronger. Best of luck to you.

@@rodneyslone5797 the rippers are great blades. I still have a bunch of 10 degree and a couple 7. I'll still use them. I'm a fan of the stellite. I think they both have their place in my mill shed. Thanks Rodney. Have a great week.

@@inthebackyardwithdel438 it turned out great. I'll get some pics on the community tab. Thanks Del

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@@TwinCityFirewood thank you Jacob. I like running it as well. I am good at crooked lumber lol. Thanks for the continued support my friend you have a great week. Merry Christmas to you and your family.

@@charleswind8298 59 in February

@ having knee replacement Jan.

@ having knee replacement Jan.

@@charleswind8298 best of luck to you. Stay positive. You've got this.

@@terryatpi brazing blades? Never heard of it. I've seen welded blades. Interesting. It did cut much better until it didn't and broke lol. Thanks Terry for watching and taking the time to comment.

@@BigelowWoodcraft. I grew up brazing. Check out a 3:25 minute video brazing bandsaw blade by Apurak ( the maker ). I see some guys use silver solder. Might be worth a try.

@@stevejohnson1313 Steve these are Stellite bands sold by Norwood. I really enjoy the bands much better than anything else I was running. Happy Milling my friend.

@BigelowWoodcraft Thanks

@@masegom6617 you're right. It's hard to find any one spot. Glad you're making progress. Keep it up.

Yes I did. I've had 4 over the span of my life. The epidural is not bad at all. You're pretty out of it when they administer it. I liked it because they didn't have to put you under that hard reducing the chances of an anesthesia hangover. My hip replacement I woke 3 times and remember it well. It only lasts a couple hours total. Best of luck and stay positive.

@@Uniblab8 you're welcome

@@AllenFamilyFirewood my neighbor has the same boiler you have and had lots of problems with it unfortunately. It's really picky like you said about which type of wood and how dry it is. If this thing ever goes out I will replace it with the same style. Thank Phil and Karen. Have a great week.

Movement is key. It wasn't easy but you've got to keep moving. In the next couple of weeks workout more than you ever have. It'll help you mentally and physically. Best of luck to you and stay positive. You've got this.

@@dawnperez2888 way to go and keep up the positive attitude. Merry Christmas.

Thank Mark. I'm excited for what's to come. It's been cold but today is really warm. Have a great week.

@@staziakviking3388 the os35 has a hydraulic package. Could things to consider between the 27 and 31. Without hydraulics a 27 is about as big a log as you'll want to do. With that being said I wish I would have gone with the os31. I have several logs in my log yard now that will max out my OS27. These are very capable mills but do take some learning. Best of luck and keep me informed on your decision. Let me know if there's anything I can help you with.

@@staziakviking3388 actually about 2 months ago there's a video that came out with all my modifications that I list off and demonstrate.

That thing works great.

@@judyworthy1462 it wasn't my machine it was my brother in laws. The brand was CroyoCuff. It did have an electric pump. That's all the information I have on it. It's worth it and I will probably buy my own one my other knee becomes problematic. Best of luck.

Thanks Bill. I have some ideas. Have a great weekend my friend.

@BigelowWoodcraft you too, brother.

@@rodneyslone5797 thank you Rodney. I appreciate you my friend. I did go over 5k this morning. Who would have thought it. Waiting on a few supplies to get before getting started. Have a great week my friend.

@@bronzearmy2645 if I could program a Xbox controller I would. I have no idea how to go about it. That would be a game changer. Stay turned. Have a great weekend.

@@geezerindawoods I only ever have to add wood to it twice a day when it gets to zero or below. I've always enjoyed this unit. Thanks for watching and have a great weekend my friend.

@@terryatpi I kicked my toe into the jack stand that was on the back of the quad when I swing my leg over the four wheeler. I have a nice black and blue toenail now. The woodyard needed a major cleanup. Thanks Terry for watching and taking the time to comment you have a great weekend my friend.

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@@timscartoys9321 that would be a great build. I'm considering it. I'm not getting younger. Thanks Tim for keeping an eye on me. I push it sometimes. Have a great weekend buddy

@@BigelowWoodcraft Even a simple winch on a pole, slipped into a sleeve, with a hook, would help make it easier! Oh wait, those are the pieces I've accumulated for the same project?? LOL!!

@timscartoys9321 I used to have a winch on a pole for parbuckling and did try it for turning. It never worked well with the height I had the winch. It just pulled funny on the stake pocket.

It's warming up nicely today...20s. thanks you. I just love running and tinkering on this machine. Have a great weekend buddy.