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    Default Red cedar slabs (baby)

    Decided i would have a go at milling this log myself instead of giving it away. Only small and has some soft spots. Looks brilliant as it comes off the slabber.

    I cut the timber 35mm thick. Seemed adequate because of the size of the log.

    Not sure if I am getting enough oil through to the chain. It is only a slow drip and the chain seems oily but then this is only a small log. Will that sort of flow rate be ok for a larger and harder eucalypt?

    There are still several other small bits laying about (with painted ends) so I will have another go in the future. Any suggestions or comments on how things might be improved. Will have to make some shaped bases to hold the logs steadier.

    Ta
    Gary

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    Can't offer you any advice however they're some beautiful looking slabs there Gary, I'm a bit envious!

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