A Quiet Sunday
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Re: A Quiet Sunday
More Logs coming to the mill behind the tractor.
After two close calls with falling timber, the driver asked the smithy to rig up some top cover. Nothing fancy, but then nothing at the mill is! The Sawyer's not that happy with the pine logs coming in from Nayook. Too much bark and mess going through his saws. Grant.
After two close calls with falling timber, the driver asked the smithy to rig up some top cover. Nothing fancy, but then nothing at the mill is! The Sawyer's not that happy with the pine logs coming in from Nayook. Too much bark and mess going through his saws. Grant.
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Re: A Quiet Sunday
Beautiful photos. The tractor ‘roof’ looks totally authentic.
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Is that a mister making the smoke from the chimney? It looks very realistic.
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Grant, please pardon me being thick, but what do you actually mean by " One of those electronic metal boxes, "? I'm quite good at getting the magic smoke out of electronic boxes, but I'm guessing that isn't what you mean?
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Me too Philip, but this box is one you can let the smoke out of.
The box is one of the many available at electronic stores for projects, with an element of nichrome wire wrapped around fibreglass wool to be saturated with baby oil. I never put the top on as I originally intended to make it fan assisted as in my paddle tug, but found there was no need and the smoke looked better not being fan forced.
Grant.
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Thanks Grant. Sorry, I completely misunderstood your post, I thought you meant a box full of electronic wizardry intended for some other purpose and modified with the Nichrome wire to produce smoke.
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Very clever!LNR wrote: ↑Thu Jan 01, 2026 3:17 amMe too Philip, but this box is one you can let the smoke out of.
The box is one of the many available at electronic stores for projects, with an element of nichrome wire wrapped around fibreglass wool to be saturated with baby oil.
Sawmill Smoke Maker.JPG
I never put the top on as I originally intended to make it fan assisted as in my paddle tug, but found there was no need and the smoke looked better not being fan forced.
Grant.
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