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How A Wind Powered Sawmill Works- AMAZING

 
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Thank you for posting. Great video  If I was there,I probably would have spent hours there checking it out. I has only been a few years since I took an interest in alt energy sources,but this is really cool. even just the structure itself..Larry
 
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Awesome video link, Duane, thanks for that.  At some point they must have transitioned to circular blades with the same wind mechanism, no?
 
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