Shop, Boiler & Lumber Pics

[Mark J Bachler]

Just click the link, click the picture, click View Slide Show & hit the play arrow.

http://community.webshots.com/user/bachler_1/1

You can go back to the 1st page if you wish for pic albums of hunting, fishing, Band days, & more stuff. I even had a little hair back then.

Enjoy
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[Todd Burch]

Mark, what flavor wood(s)?

Sure would be nice to have one of those colorful falls down here! Last beautiful fall we had was the winter after the last El Nino. (Neen-yo).

[Tyler Howell]

Too Nice Mark Worth the wait. Have to check this out in person.:cool:

[Mark J Bachler]

Mark, what flavor wood(s)?

Sure would be nice to have one of those colorful falls down here! Last beautiful fall we had was the winter after the last El Nino. (Neen-yo).
It was 74 deg when we cut on Monday. Going to be a high of 40 tomorrow.

I should end up with about 4,000 bf of red oak, 1,500 bf of quarter-sawn white oak, 500 bf of butternut and 1,000 bf of maple plus or minus when we're all done. I'm kinda thinking about cutting half this fall & half next spring. Not sure bout that yet.

[Mark J Bachler]

Too Nice Mark Worth the wait. Have to check this out in person.:cool:


Any time my friend. Wear your work clothes.http://www.sawmillcreek.org/images/icons/icon12.gif

[Dick Parr]

Very nice Mark. Looks like you have lots of room to move around in the shop, and aren't those woodmizers fun to watch. I wouldn't own one, that is way to much like hard work for me. :eek: That is not enjoyable woodworking. That is not enjoyable woodworking. A guy I use to work with had 3 of them, 1 gas powered one and 2 diesels. The gas one sits at his house for work there and the 2 diesels are used by him and his son out on the road.

[Chris Padilla]

Thanks for the show, Mark...very nice! You have a lot of work ahead of you sealing all that endgrain!! :D