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Next time plant on the north side of old stumps and downed wood, that little bit of shade can make a difference in survival

Washing Soda works better. Sodium Carbonate instead of Sodium Bicarbonate (Baking Soda). How to make sodium carbonate. Preheat the oven to 250°. Evenly spread 1 cup baking soda on a parchment-lined baking sheet. Bake for 1 hour. Also file the chisel to expose bare steel, it will work better for wrapping the wire. You don't need the battery. Any power brick from 5 to 20 volts at 2 amps will work. Use a piece of rebar for the sacrificial anode. Iron and Steel are most commonly used for the electrolysis of rust A graphite rod is best. They are used as anodes, but they are sacrificed during electrolysis, as the anodes rust (get oxidized) and the cathodes de-rust (get reduced). Graphite is a particular structure of carbon, and is what's used for electrolytic de-rusting. One major advantage of using carbon (graphite) material for the sacrificial anode is that no dissociated iron is deposited on the part being de-rusted.

from: Anch. AK....where(location - city, state ??)) is 'build' taking place ....??

Hi Great job on the Cabin keep it up..

Great work!

You showed up in recommended today. Will get caught up. Interesting information and commentary on re-greening your property.

Is this just for high days and holidays as dos'nt look that big to live in!!

Scott, two words...safety glasses!😉

Hi great to see you back at the Cabin

What year is your toolcat?

Great to see another video from you all again!

That man can travel !

Are you still interested in some BIG logs (some as big as 24” dia, 16-20’ long) to mill? I can drag them up the hill with our skid steer and leave beside your mill-but I don’t want to block your vehicles, if that’s bigger than you can handle!

Looks like my slope 😆

Do you know where the bsckup alarm is located?

I miss seeing your videos! Any plans in the near future to post a new video?

Brother you need Tesla’s internet and you need to install a battery disconnect with a fresh battery. 🤟🏻🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

Safety squints activated

Hi You are doing a great Job keep it up...

Too much talking

Buddy you have the patience of a Preacher, bless you and your family! Butch Ashland Ohio

First thumbs up, and first comment!

So happy to see you and your family back at it!

You guys Rock! Butch Ashland Ohio

hi there thinking of getting one good show john

There's a saying it's not if but when you'll cut into a log stop.

Wow you need to learn how to use a circular saw properly

Decent hammer drill might help fellas.

I have an OS 31, your comment about the leftover parts was dead on with mine as well. Some parts I didn't have enough of, but some I had WAY too many of.

I e been considering buying land in Colorado but I’ve heard so many negative things.

I'm sure it would have went better if you had more experience with tools . Like husband and wife working together . My wife is a pain to work with .lol

Just found your channel. Looks like a fun project! Was wondering if the dead trees are from bettle kill? What state are you in?

i am new in your followers Community. What a nice target for your family building a home together with sow local or regional tree seeds for your re-born forest.🤔 Good luck to all of you and above all protect all yours when you return to """city""". Bon Courage MONSIEUR to all of yours from Geneva Lake of Fance . 👍👍👍👍

The fact your sitting in the snow and cold filming. You earn a comment bud

Holding the square backwards! Man I was nervous when you was cutting that I'm sure the kickback made you nervous

I enjoyed the video. Good job! Dave

Is that rust I see on the carriage at 14:10?

A good tool for the job for sure. A pedestal thicknesser would also be a good addition if you had room for one. Sometimes you can get them as a 2 in 1 planer/thicknesser. I've subbed and enjoy your vids bud 👍

If you'll have to handle your logs a lot, getting a timberjack could be a great aid! Gives good leverage and keeps fingers and feet safer.

Hi From Australia Great job keep it up & Merry Christmas to you & your Family

I haven't played with an erector set with that many parts since I was a child. Wonder if they assembled it before shipping to find any problems.

One recommendation I would give is to take a smaller "bite" with the router bit, then take another pass a bit deeper, repeat, etc. That will allow you more control and you should be able to get cleaner pockets. A bit too late, but if you find you need to cut more notches, you may have an easier time of it. Thank you for posting these videos, great work overcoming significant challenges, you're an inspiration!

great job nice video too one day i hope to become as good as you

I bought extra bolts just in case they shorted me but there were PLENTY from the factory. I bought the OS23 thinking “Shoot! 23” logs? I’m never going to get any that big!” The third log barely made it through the guides. So if I ever buy another saw it will be the bigger model.

Thanks bro. My sawmill should be here right before Christmas.

Yes a good mix of hardwoods will bring in and sustain a much more diverse wildlife population. Many places in Canada the logging companies are changing the forest eco systems as they replant with only coniferous trees. Thanks for the video....

Very nice project! Waiting to see how the cabin progresses! I subscribe for more :)

I always tell people during planning phase to always go big on their decks, its a living space and storage area, but I know you are limited to what you can do with this build. Its still a beautiful area and will bounce back in no time....Thanks for the video.

Yep, that will do it. I would be worried squirrels will eat 'em though. We planted about 600 wallnuts last fall (~8 in deep), this year maybe 150 came up (the remainder dug up by squirrels). Plan now is to freeze over the winter and plant again in spring. Using little flags to help avoid chopping with weedwackers and mowers.

Strongly suggest leather gloves, safety footwear, safety eyeglasses and hearing protection. You seem to be a long way from medical help. Thanks for posting though.