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Forum topic by Carloz | posted 04-22-2017 11:45 AM | 2286 views | 0 times favorited | 16 replies | ![]() |
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04-22-2017 11:45 AM |
16 replies so far
#1 posted 04-22-2017 12:18 PM |
Yea …. I don’t believe that facility is OSHA compliant :) |
#2 posted 04-22-2017 12:26 PM |
This must be the liberal sect. Electricity is a seductive mistress. I wonder where the Sawstop brake goes? |
#3 posted 04-22-2017 12:31 PM |
gives new meaning to the phrase “Go big or stay home.” -- Scott just a tired old sailor glad to be home from the sea |
#4 posted 04-22-2017 12:36 PM |
I can just see Evil Villain Snidely Whiplash using this mill. |
#5 posted 04-22-2017 12:48 PM |
Must have the “Safety Glasses” on his neck, to stop the Steve Yeager effect. |
#6 posted 04-22-2017 01:55 PM |
Awesome link thanks Carloz! It looks like they use a rail road cart for a sliding table, gotta love it. |
#7 posted 04-23-2017 03:55 AM |
It does have a splitter though |
#8 posted 04-23-2017 06:39 AM |
Used to cut firewood with a blade that size, run off a tractor PTO. Tablesaws are like toys in comparison. -- Rick M, http://thewoodknack.blogspot.com/ |
#9 posted 04-23-2017 10:57 AM |
That’s pretty cool! The big dude make the adjustments doesn’t look like anyone to mess with! -- Happiness is like wetting your pants...everyone can see it, but only you can feel the warmth.... |
#10 posted 04-23-2017 06:18 PM |
Although a big saw blade like that one is intimidating, I didn’t see where any great potentially dangerous situation existed. The workers were well distant from the blade and I didn’t see any fool hardy manoeuvers. I’ve worked around very dangerous machines and never felt I didn’t belong. You have to know and understand your environment and respect it. It is a military mentality where you go into harms way and know if you screw up, it can cost you dearly. |
#11 posted 04-23-2017 06:34 PM |
Those big blades literally scream a reminder at you to be careful. I ran a fire wood processor a few years ago with a 6 foot blade spinning within arms reach. You quickly learn to calculate every move and stay well clear. -- Proud owner of an electronics free workshop. Please check your cell phone at the door! |
#12 posted 04-23-2017 08:10 PM |
Imagine a kickback from a saw like that!! -- Andy - Seattle USA |
#13 posted 04-23-2017 11:05 PM |
Great video. Love to watch saw mills in action . -- A positive attitude will take you much further than positive thinking ever will. |
#14 posted 04-24-2017 03:52 PM |
Great video. The guys in it are not hobbyists. ..... and they are at no particular risk because they know what they are doing. -- Paul M ..............the early bird may get the worm but it’s the second mouse that gets the cheese! http://thecanadianschooloffrenchmarquetry.com/ |
#15 posted 04-24-2017 04:00 PM |
If you want scary, go look at some shingle cutting mills.. |
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