A simple sawmill
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Today I worked on the Russell a little bit, and mounted the main drive pulley on the mill. Now I'm at a stopping point waiting for some parts....
Since it wasn't raining, I couldn't resist seeing how it would fit in the garden. It either goes here, or a bit further back
Should I use horses or a crawler?
Since it wasn't raining, I couldn't resist seeing how it would fit in the garden. It either goes here, or a bit further back
Should I use horses or a crawler?
We had to go into town this morning, so I got a whopping $2.76 worth of patio blocks.
Then I just had to drag it all back outside for a test fit....
Since I'm waiting on some bits for the mill, I decided to build a drying shed with the last small bits of acrylic I had onhand.
Except for a 2nd coat of paint, it's pretty much done
Tonight I contacted a guy selling acrylic on fleabay about the roof panels for the mill, I'm waiting to hear back.
Then I just had to drag it all back outside for a test fit....
Since I'm waiting on some bits for the mill, I decided to build a drying shed with the last small bits of acrylic I had onhand.
Except for a 2nd coat of paint, it's pretty much done
Tonight I contacted a guy selling acrylic on fleabay about the roof panels for the mill, I'm waiting to hear back.
The blade is Lego of all things - 9cm in dia. It was $4, a nicer one would have been $12+.... And, being plastic, I could cut off the hidden part for a firmer mounting.
The wheel chocks are prototypical. But very few folks us them at engine shows (I think you call them steam rallies) anymore because they are a bit of bother to install. They're supposed to keep the engine from rocking and digging holes under the wheels.
The wheel chocks are prototypical. But very few folks us them at engine shows (I think you call them steam rallies) anymore because they are a bit of bother to install. They're supposed to keep the engine from rocking and digging holes under the wheels.
