Using the Woodmizer on the farm

[123maxbars]

I spent yesterday fighting off the snow and the high wind conditions but was able to capture some video of me sawing up some nice white oak on the farm.
This wood will be used for Fence Rails for the cattle.

SAWING FOR THE FARM - YouTube

 

[Peter 315]

That's a nice set up:thumbsup:

 

[123maxbars]

That's a nice set up:thumbsup:

Thanks!

 

[TnAndy]

Got thousands of feet of white oak boards on treated posts for fencing around my farm, sawed on my Woodmizer. I paint first coat both sides with fence paint, then install, trim my posts and spray a second coat. Also run either welded wire (garden areas) or field fence wire on the inside to make them fairly animal proof.

 

[123maxbars]

Got thousands of feet of white oak boards on treated posts for fencing around my farm, sawed on my Woodmizer. I paint first coat both sides with fence paint, then install, trim my posts and spray a second coat. Also run either welded wire (garden areas) or field fence wire on the inside to make them fairly animal proof.

great looking farm and fence! which woodmizer model do you have?

 

[TnAndy]

LT40 manual version bought new in 1991.

Sawing a 30' 8x12 on a 20' rated saw.....ahahaaa

Stack of 2x8 for one of my rental houses:

Making lap siding with a couple of plywood shims:

Logging out some white pine:

Pile of pine to be sawed. My shop building in the background:

 

[123maxbars]

nice set up!

 

[Rustyiron]

You got it going on Andy:thumbsup: Both of you do! good vid.

 

[TnAndy]

I'll tell ya...if you have timber on your place, a small bandmill is about the closest to a free tool you'll ever see. I've built nearly everything on my place using wood off my place, plus 3 rental houses and numerous barns/buildings for other folks.

Most of my woodworking has construction in nature, I think Max does more furniture type stuff....something I want to get more into when I finally get my place whipped into shape. Have done a little furniture, here is a dining room table build from a nice ash log I ran into (cut from an urban lot, got for free):

One of my home made rental houses built from lumber off the mill: