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Thanks for your comment Tommie Stills, have a nice day.
- Katerine Mcfarland, Staff Member
so this this three foot uh beach log was milled in situ and stickered in situ so none of the planks were moved it was using a panther with the extra long uprights which allows 24 inches milling cut so after the top's taken off you start milling from the bottom and then you work your way up to keep the stickers in place i used something called a sticker pole which set the stickers at a set width apart so i didn't have to keep fiddling around with them and adjusting them as as i was meaning the weight on top of the mill just helps to keep things reduces vibration and things like that so as you work from the bottom up you place the stickers as as well as wedging and then once all the stickers in place you're not not the wedges out and then you proceed to the next layer and this saves you having to move all of the planks
Thanks Lauran your participation is very much appreciated
- Katerine Mcfarland
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I've studied aerospace physiology at Avila University in Kansas City and I am an expert in information management. I usually feel groggy. My previous job was hand and portable tool mechanic I held this position for 11 years, I love talking about renovating and exercise. Huge fan of Ashley Clements I practice surfing and collect sneakers.
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