Too bad I quit running my sawmill biz. I used to have ALL kinds of hobby wood and rough lumber to sell,,,,now I rat-hole it all for myself,,,,:p thaks for the welcomekalynzoo wrote:Hi, love the Redding-Readbluff area. We try to make it up that way every year or so with our motorhome. It's a great place to pick up some craft lumber, and do a little fishing. It's certainly nice to have a new voice on the website.
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Mike, Northern Ca.
Just an old logger trying to keep his feet covered in wood chips
Just an old logger trying to keep his feet covered in wood chipsFeet covered in wood chips? That's one way to keep 'em warm! We once lived in a cabin (small three room house) that was insulated with sawdust. There were no drafts all through the winters. One small airtight stove and a wood kitchen range.
Welcome to the forum!
Welcome to the forum!
Octogenarian's have an earned right to be a curmudgeon.
Chuck in Lancaster, CA
Chuck in Lancaster, CA
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Welcome to the forum. I too love our Shopsmiths. Please check your private messages. Welcome aboard!:D
Thanks for the welcome.charlese wrote:Feet covered in wood chips? That's one way to keep 'em warm! We once lived in a cabin (small three room house) that was insulated with sawdust. There were no drafts all through the winters. One small airtight stove and a wood kitchen range.
Welcome to the forum!
I once helped do a small renovation on a very old Tavern in a remote mountain town and during the demo we found it to be insulated with sawdust and woodchips. We thought it very strange but as you know it was fairy common in some areas.
Mike, Northern Ca.
Just an old logger trying to keep his feet covered in wood chips
Just an old logger trying to keep his feet covered in wood chips