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2. Cutting the log.
Once the log is securely locked in to the track, we set the depth of cut (in this case, 7/8" thick slabs), opened the valve for the lubricant flow, and turned it on. We knew we would be using the sawmill inside our shop, so we chose the model with a 220-V electric motor, rather than a gasoline or diesel model.
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2. Cutting the log.
Once the log is securely locked in to the track, we set the depth of cut (in this case, 7/8" thick slabs), opened the valve for the lubricant flow, and turned it on. We knew we would be using the sawmill inside our shop, so we chose the model with a 220-V electric motor, rather than a gasoline or diesel model.
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Uploaded on October 22, 2016
Taken on October 20, 2016