Originally posted by maryjane: ... a sawmill would charge me more than it's worth to me, assuming they would even do it. They push the logs thru the cut path with some 'grippers'--you'll sometimes see the marks the grippers leave in the finished boards. I doubt they want their chips contaminated with plastic either--they sell them to companies that make mdf and other composite 'wood' products).
Ah, I see, your bovine will be triggered by gripper marks, . Think about it Don, ... some PVC ships in mdf products, is that a bad idea or a very good one ?
Originally posted by LitebulbwithaFiero: And it matters not where Norris is from, but the way the Texans try to live up to his likeness
You from Michigan can think that but ... think about it ... why did Chuck Norris decide to be a Texas Ranger, ? You might enjoy reading about the history of the Texas Rangers.
Yes, I do have a lot of it laying around and need to use it as a bumper of sorts in a long alleyway inside my cattle pen. It would be hard to describe unless one is familiar with cattle handling facilities. It's going to take some abuse from the cows, but it's either this or cut up a bunch of my pen and rebuild it.
If you do use a circular saw, try a fine-toothed blade - backwards. Did a bunch of PVC sheeting that way, and it's a lot less likely to chip and rip the saw out of your hand. Same with a table saw. Flip the blade.
If you do use a circular saw, try a fine-toothed blade - backwards. Did a bunch of PVC sheeting that way, and it's a lot less likely to chip and rip the saw out of your hand. Same with a table saw. Flip the blade.
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? You might enjoy reading about the history of the Texas Rangers.
