I wonder what the practical upper limit is on adding wheel width extensions. There has to be a trade off somewhere on weight versus square inches of ground contact.
I like watching the sawmills in action, but I'm fairly sure that those folks who ran them full time could not count to ten by using their fingers.
The sawmills at these shows would benefit greatly from having a log turner. I cringe when I see logs rolled down instead of up. The proper way to roll a log down 90 degrees is to roll it up 270. It stays on the carriage and you don't wrestle with it. Hey Oly, what happened to your hand? I got a finger cut off! How'd that happen? Yust like dis, Yumpin' Yimminee, Dere Goes Anoder One!
I wonder what the practical upper limit is on adding wheel width extensions.
ReplyDeleteThere has to be a trade off somewhere on weight versus square inches of ground contact.
I like watching the sawmills in action, but I'm fairly sure that those folks who ran them full time could not count to ten by using their fingers.
The sawmills at these shows would benefit greatly from having a log turner. I cringe when I see logs rolled down instead of up. The proper way to roll a log down 90 degrees is to roll it up 270. It stays on the carriage and you don't wrestle with it. Hey Oly, what happened to your hand? I got a finger cut off! How'd that happen? Yust like dis, Yumpin' Yimminee, Dere Goes Anoder One!
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