The New and Improved Official Oregon BS thread
#2176
Morning guys! I get to work on the shop again today. Got a ton of work done last week and should have power installed sometime this week (I hope...). I had a half dozen people show up last week wanting me to work on their rigs and I haven't even finished up the shop yet.......sigh.........
I have to go to Portland to get lumber tomorrow and am NOT looking forward to it........
I have to go to Portland to get lumber tomorrow and am NOT looking forward to it........
#2177
Why all the way to Portland? Don...........No lumber in The Dalles? This is Oregon, ya' know!
I am ahead of the game, no new work has come up, looks like the rain has killed the lawn maint. part.
I can go back to working on the Bronco II from hell!
I am ahead of the game, no new work has come up, looks like the rain has killed the lawn maint. part.
I can go back to working on the Bronco II from hell!
#2178
What in the world would you want with a cat for a powerstroke anyway?
#2179
I need some 3/4" plywood and the cheapest I've found around here is $23-$25 per sheet. I found a unit of 3/4" Maple veneer plywood in Portland for 5 bucks a sheet! I'm buying 30 sheets of that and 30 sheets of 3/8" Cherry veneer for 5 bucks a sheet also.......
I am also taking 1,000+ pounds of brass to the scrapper there. At a dollar more per pound it's worth it to take it down there. I just hate driving West.................lol
I am also taking 1,000+ pounds of brass to the scrapper there. At a dollar more per pound it's worth it to take it down there. I just hate driving West.................lol
#2180
I do not blame you..........Portland drivers are in a class by themselves, leave 5ft between you and the other guy at 75mph, and some yuppie in a subaru outback wedges themselves in there.
When I used to work for the big mill in the good old days, lumber and firewood was free!
rejects and scrap pile ya' know!
When I used to work for the big mill in the good old days, lumber and firewood was free!
rejects and scrap pile ya' know!
#2181
I took a bunch of alum. to the scrapper...........damn tweekers make it harder to take scrap in than to buy a handgun! They stripped city light poles in a park for the copper wiring, and watch out for your cat. converter! more than a few people have woke up to finding "customized" exhaust systems!
#2182
I do not blame you..........Portland drivers are in a class by themselves, leave 5ft between you and the other guy at 75mph, and some yuppie in a subaru outback wedges themselves in there.
When I used to work for the big mill in the good old days, lumber and firewood was free!
rejects and scrap pile ya' know!
When I used to work for the big mill in the good old days, lumber and firewood was free!
rejects and scrap pile ya' know!
I do not blame you..........Portland drivers are in a class by themselves, leave 5ft between you and the other guy at 75mph, and some yuppie in a subaru outback wedges themselves in there.
When I used to work for the big mill in the good old days, lumber and firewood was free!
rejects and scrap pile ya' know!
When I used to work for the big mill in the good old days, lumber and firewood was free!
rejects and scrap pile ya' know!
#2184
No sweat my friend...lol
I wish my old high school buddy hadn't gotten divorced. His father-in-law ran the dump in Boise. There where 6 Mobile home builders there that would haul the excess stock to the dump. He use to bring me TRUCK LOADS of new lumber, appliances, roofing, insulation, etc.............What a deal that was! One year we split over 20 grand in stuff I sold for him....................
I wish my old high school buddy hadn't gotten divorced. His father-in-law ran the dump in Boise. There where 6 Mobile home builders there that would haul the excess stock to the dump. He use to bring me TRUCK LOADS of new lumber, appliances, roofing, insulation, etc.............What a deal that was! One year we split over 20 grand in stuff I sold for him....................
#2185
We had a conveyor belt that could be turned on, that you parked your pick-up underneath.........as soon as it was switched on, all the trim ends from the trim saw line came down that belt instead of going to the chippers.......man!, in less than 2 minutes you had a spring sagging load of firewood..........cost: $0 dollars.
Oh, the good old days.
Oh, the good old days.
#2186
I intend to bring the "good ol days" back!
I've got a rock solid source of 36-40 inch Doug Fir logs 30-40 feet long. About 25 log truck loads. I'm seriously looking at a portable saw mill.............I really don't like the units I've seen so far, so I may build my own.
I've got a rock solid source of 36-40 inch Doug Fir logs 30-40 feet long. About 25 log truck loads. I'm seriously looking at a portable saw mill.............I really don't like the units I've seen so far, so I may build my own.
#2187
I intend to bring the "good ol days" back!
I've got a rock solid source of 36-40 inch Doug Fir logs 30-40 feet long. About 25 log truck loads. I'm seriously looking at a portable saw mill.............I really don't like the units I've seen so far, so I may build my own.
I've got a rock solid source of 36-40 inch Doug Fir logs 30-40 feet long. About 25 log truck loads. I'm seriously looking at a portable saw mill.............I really don't like the units I've seen so far, so I may build my own.
#2188
There is a very good market for rough sawn lumber over here. I intend to take advantage of it!
It doesn't hurt that a lot of my friends and customers are loggers....................
I also know where there are some 60+ inch Ponderosa Pine, some of the most beautiful wood I've ever seen...................
It doesn't hurt that a lot of my friends and customers are loggers....................
I also know where there are some 60+ inch Ponderosa Pine, some of the most beautiful wood I've ever seen...................