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*Can new teeth be attached to a regular circular saw blade through brazing? | |||
*How should the saws be attached to the vertical posts? | *How should the saws be attached to the vertical posts? | ||
*How sturdy | **Maybe with square tubing. | ||
*How sturdy do the saw assembly, posts, and cage need to be? | |||
**The saws should be about 80 lbs, and with the posts and cage about 255 total. | |||
*What forces are going to be acting upon the frame? | *What forces are going to be acting upon the frame? | ||
**Try doing a Finite Element Analysis test. | |||
==Answered questions== | ==Answered questions== | ||
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*What is the industry standard for rollers/bearings on sawmills? How should the bearings be made? | *What is the industry standard for rollers/bearings on sawmills? How should the bearings be made? | ||
**http://www.tractorbynet.com/forums/build-yourself/136942-homemade-dimensional-sawmill.html <blockquote>Leejohn Leave the flat on the bottom and us the V on top with wipers to clean off the saw dust. I would use larger bearings and a good size V roller even if you have to make them.</blockquote> | **http://www.tractorbynet.com/forums/build-yourself/136942-homemade-dimensional-sawmill.html <blockquote>Leejohn Leave the flat on the bottom and us the V on top with wipers to clean off the saw dust. I would use larger bearings and a good size V roller even if you have to make them.</blockquote> | ||
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Revision as of 00:54, 10 February 2009
These are unanswered questions about the sawmill. If you have an answer please edit the page or send and email to jeremymaso at gmail dot com
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Questions
- Can new teeth be attached to a regular circular saw blade through brazing?
- How should the saws be attached to the vertical posts?
- Maybe with square tubing.
- How sturdy do the saw assembly, posts, and cage need to be?
- The saws should be about 80 lbs, and with the posts and cage about 255 total.
- What forces are going to be acting upon the frame?
- Try doing a Finite Element Analysis test.
Answered questions
- What is the industry standard for rollers/bearings on sawmills? How should the bearings be made?
- http://www.tractorbynet.com/forums/build-yourself/136942-homemade-dimensional-sawmill.html
Leejohn Leave the flat on the bottom and us the V on top with wipers to clean off the saw dust. I would use larger bearings and a good size V roller even if you have to make them.
- http://www.tractorbynet.com/forums/build-yourself/136942-homemade-dimensional-sawmill.html