sS

[email protected] (Steven Van Densen)

25/07/2003 2:58 PM

barns what to do?

I have to take them down. there are two them one 20 by 60. the other is
25 by 80. they are about 100 to 150 yrs old. do keep the wood or not. I
just bout a portable sawmill from a man up the street. so do I mark
broads or want. I have the to keep them. so win i git with wood i can
use them. what do you think.
thank from steven van
be nice to you tools!


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sS

[email protected] (Steven Van Densen)

in reply to [email protected] (Steven Van Densen) on 25/07/2003 2:58 PM

27/07/2003 2:34 PM

THINKS DAVE FOR ALL. AND YOU RIGHT. CAN NOT EMAIL NO GO.
FROM STEVEN VAN
BE NICE TO TOOLS.

TW

Traves W. Coppock

in reply to [email protected] (Steven Van Densen) on 25/07/2003 2:58 PM

26/07/2003 1:06 AM

On Fri, 25 Jul 2003 14:58:46 -0700 (PDT), [email protected]
(Steven Van Densen)Crawled out of the shop and said. . .:
snip

>. so do I mark
>broads or want. I have the to keep them.

hell, if you have to keep more than one broad, thats gonna get spendy!
i only have one, and she keeps my wallet empty

*G*
Traves

sS

[email protected] (Steven Van Densen)

in reply to Traves W. Coppock on 26/07/2003 1:06 AM

25/07/2003 11:34 PM

I MINT BOARDS!

Gd

Gnube

in reply to [email protected] (Steven Van Densen) on 25/07/2003 11:34 PM

26/07/2003 3:23 PM

On 26 Jul 2003 08:58:51 GMT, [email protected] (Charlie Self)
wrote:

>Steven Van Densen writes:
>
>>I MINT BOARDS!
>
>Must be a novel experience.
>
>Charlie Self

Blimey Charlie, get with the program will ya? ;O) He means those
little minty boards that wriggleys make, you know spearmint and
peppermint gum, wrapped in paper and silver foil that sorta thing! ;O)
<sigh>

Take Care,
Gnube
{too thick for linux}

tT

[email protected] (Terry Richards)

in reply to [email protected] (Steven Van Densen) on 25/07/2003 2:58 PM

26/07/2003 9:31 AM

[email protected] (Steven Van Densen) wrote in message news:<[email protected]>...
> I have to take them down. there are two them one 20 by 60. the other is
> 25 by 80. they are about 100 to 150 yrs old. do keep the wood or not. I
> just bout a portable sawmill from a man up the street. so do I mark
> broads or want. I have the to keep them. so win i git with wood i can
> use them. what do you think.
> thank from steven van
> be nice to you tools!

Gentlemen (and others),

Mr. Van Denson either has a spelling disability or English is not his
first language.

He has two very old barns to take down and is wondering if it is worth
saving the wood. He has a portable sawmill available and somewhere to
store the wood. If it is worth saving, he wants to know what is the
best way to cut it up.

Unfortunately, I don't know the answer to his question but I am sure
somebody here does...

Terry.

sS

[email protected] (Steven Van Densen)

in reply to [email protected] (Terry Richards) on 26/07/2003 9:31 AM

26/07/2003 12:48 PM

yes i have a spelling disability.
be nice to you tools!

OB

Other Brother Kevin

in reply to [email protected] (Terry Richards) on 26/07/2003 9:31 AM

27/07/2003 1:55 PM

Steven Van Densen wrote:

>yes i have a spelling disability.
> be nice to you tools!
>
>
>
You also have a problem with details. This is the third new post from
you and none of them have contained any details.

There was

What tools should I buy? What do you plan to do with your tools?

What size shop do I need? What how many tools are you going to have?

In three posts in this thread you haven't said what the constrution
these barns are, what the wood /lumber is.
I have a hundred year old barn but it's stick construction so other than
some wide, old board there's little quality wood.

Are these barn post and beam, Stick -WHAT? Give us some details.

Kevin

Eagles may soar, but Weasels don’t get sucked in jet engines.

RS

"Rob Stokes"

in reply to [email protected] (Terry Richards) on 26/07/2003 9:31 AM

26/07/2003 8:23 PM

me three (it's relevant...but you had to be there....)

Rob


"Steven Van Densen" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> yes i have a spelling disability.
> be nice to you tools!
>

jj

jo4hn

in reply to [email protected] (Steven Van Densen) on 25/07/2003 2:58 PM

26/07/2003 3:18 PM

By all means keep the boards. Sticker them (put a row of scrap wood
stringers between each layer to let air circulate), keeping an eye out
for dry rot, bugs, etc. If you see any of the latter, fumigate, cut out
the bad parts, burn the wood, whatever is required. Keep the boards the
same thickness as they come out of the barn since you never know what
you will need in the future.
mahalo,
jo4hn

Steven Van Densen wrote:
> I have to take them down. there are two them one 20 by 60. the other is
> 25 by 80. they are about 100 to 150 yrs old. do keep the wood or not. I
> just bout a portable sawmill from a man up the street. so do I mark
> broads or want. I have the to keep them. so win i git with wood i can
> use them. what do you think.
> thank from steven van
> be nice to you tools!
>

Mm

McQualude

in reply to [email protected] (Steven Van Densen) on 25/07/2003 2:58 PM

26/07/2003 6:29 AM

Steven Van Densen spaketh...

> I have to take them down. there are two them one 20 by 60. the other is
> 25 by 80. they are about 100 to 150 yrs old. do keep the wood or not. I
> just bout a portable sawmill from a man up the street. so do I mark
> broads or want. I have the to keep them. so win i git with wood i can
> use them. what do you think.
> thank from steven van
> be nice to you tools!
>

I was going to run this through Babblefish, http://babel.altavista.com/,
but I couldn't decide on what two languages to use!

Do I understand that when you 'git with wood' you want to 'mark broads'?
Well we didn't call it marking, but whose up with all the slang these days.
The sawmill part worries me a little, you sure are kinky.
--
McQualude


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