Testing the Limits of My Homemade Sawmill

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  • Опубликовано: 16 янв 2025

Комментарии • 9

  • @MsdMakingSawDust
    @MsdMakingSawDust Год назад

    Good job with that big ole log. Good looking stack of maple .

  • @BigelowWoodcraft
    @BigelowWoodcraft Год назад

    I love this mill. I modeled my carriage up down with screws as you did. Nice job getting that log on and off the mill without crushing it lol. Spalted Maple is beautiful. Nice video.

    • @thedelcodave
      @thedelcodave  Год назад +1

      Thank you. I had some concerns about crushing the mill but she handled it like a champ.

  • @bconiswhattheycallme
    @bconiswhattheycallme Год назад

    I’m just starting my build using a lot of inspiration from your mill. Are you happy with the jack locations?

    • @thedelcodave
      @thedelcodave  Год назад

      yes the jack locations seem to be good. I would recommend designing your mill to utilize the top wind style jacks. The side winders handles can be shin busters lol.

    • @bconiswhattheycallme
      @bconiswhattheycallme Год назад +1

      @@thedelcodaveThat’s what I was thinking. I replaced the top wind handles on mine with coupling nuts so I can jack up and down using a drill

  • @billcash2083
    @billcash2083 Год назад

    who cuts your hair man?

    • @thedelcodave
      @thedelcodave  Год назад

      lol I am a DIY kinda guy. What are you saying I missed a spot?