If my arm chair memory of the board feet of wood I cut this summer is close, I cut 7 to 8000 bft of wood. Most was 2" slabs for further resawing when needed. Some maple, ash, oak, then mostly red and white pine. Still have white cedar to cut, but ran out of time. (fall chores and projects need to be done before winter sets in) Based on the cheap "wire wrapped around the spark plug wire hour meter", I put on about 40 hours on the sawmill. Not sure if the hour meter is accurate, but it gives me a base for comparison.
I hit a nail in someone's maple that he remembered putting in for the house build many years ago. And a log post (back rest?) ruined 2 blades. Those blades cut wood slabs before hitting the steel. So with all that wood, I went through 10 blades. Need to find someone to resharpen them. After hitting the post, I am more aware of the coorelation to the number of adjustment notches in them and the inches on the log scale. 1 to 1 on my Timbury 100G9. Jon