Posted in air dried timber, cladding timber, english hardwoods, fresh sawn timber, round timber, structural timber, tagged bandmill, bandsaw, fresh sawn oak, Graham, green oak, Hebden Bridge, john pickles & Son, oak, re-saw, sawmill, sawmill history, vintage machine, waney edge on January 12, 2012| 2 Comments »
To prove it really did work once here is the machine itself in action.. the re-saw.. Graham at the helm… ripping down some fresh sawn Oak which we couldn’t do on any other machine.
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Posted in air dried timber, english hardwoods, kiln dried timber, round timber, structural timber, tagged AD, air dried timber, bandsaw, beech, british furniture industry, british timber industry, charles muddle scrap metal, English Beech, furniture makers, Hebden Bridge, hiab lorry, John Pickle & Sons, KD, kiln dried timber, Peter, re-saw, sawmill, sawmill history, scrap metal, T&T, through & through, vintage machine, waney edge hardwood, wood working machinery on January 11, 2012| 1 Comment »
One dreary January morning earlier this week we finally lost our old re-saw to the bandmill in the sky (the bandsaw we used for re-sawing boards & beams rather than cutting logs) commonly known as the scrap yard! (more…)
