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Cutting slabs

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5 year old buck +
We slabbed about half a hackberry log today got 4 three inch slabs so far maybe we will get the rest slabbed this next weekend. A little spalting coming in from both ends and some interesting hartwood color. Should make a couple nice tables.

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That's awesome.
 
I’ve always wanted to do this! I’m sure different type of wood/size etc affects it. My question is about how often would you switch out the blade? Could you mill an entire tree using the same blade? Also do you guy through a lot of gas? Afraid to burn out the motor?
 
I’ve always wanted to do this! I’m sure different type of wood/size etc affects it. My question is about how often would you switch out the blade? Could you mill an entire tree using the same blade? Also do you guy through a lot of gas? Afraid to burn out the motor?
Same blade I’ve probable slabbed 1/2 dozen logs with the same chain, lot of gas I guess so compared to cutting firewood. I’m sure it’s fairly hard on the saw to do this sort of thing but I haven’t burned up the motor yet.
 
Same blade I’ve probable slabbed 1/2 dozen logs with the same chain, lot of gas I guess so compared to cutting firewood. I’m sure it’s fairly hard on the saw to do this sort of thing but I haven’t burned up the motor yet.
You run bar oil or dry?
 
Bar oil my slabber has an auxiliary oiler on it. It’s just out of frame in that photo.
 
Bar oil my slabber has an auxiliary oiler on it. It’s just out of frame in that photo.
Do you worry oil will get into slab leaving spots?
 
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