I have been trying to find info on the internet about James Anderson's sawmill blade. Apparently there has been some interest. I have not found any specs on the blade. He owns a sawmill and is a 'tinkerer' from the New Denmark, NB area. I think he quit school in grade 10. He has even patented a noval process to liberate hydrogen using drano and aluminum.
I've met the old timer and helped him with some silviculture funding on his woodlot when I worked at the marketing board. We also managed his woodlot through the marketing board's land services program.
Anyone in the sawblade/sawmill business ever heard of him? Just curious because he keeps mentioning his saw blade at the annual meetings. Not trying to promote his saw blades, just dipping into a little history. If you want to talk sawmills that old guy can talk all day about'm.
