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Cool video. im starting to do a few videos and live to watch and learn from others. It's so cool that we

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Very cool we are definitely brothers for other Mothers...thanks

I just found your channel,i love what you are doing and the type of shop you are building.I look forward to catching up on your videos.

I noticed when you lifted the axe before you swung it down you had already slid your hand down to the base of the axe. It helps me a lot to slide my hand as the axe it's dropping down.

Beautiful slabs👍 Nice job!! You have a great setup & shop! Nothing more fun than seeing what a natural tree can produce in gorgeous lumber! I milled a few walnut trees & have made some custom furniture for family over the years. So satisfying to build something out of a log👊Keep up the good work!

why the thin cut then the thick cut and so on through the slab?

Awesome!

I keep those old desk lamps too......right over my sander......set to always sand on the horizontal. ( Vertical is for the birds )

I agree, it is fun just to hang out and see what other people have and their ideas.

nice shop, totes jelly of that table. cant even imagine what that piece of plate cost new.

Exactly the style of milling I'll be doing. Throw in an evening and knock out 2-3 logs plain sawn into a handful of slabs that'll end up getting dried and broken down into furniture componentry. Digging your setup man. Always enjoy watching!

I feel fine. To each their own

Ok dumb question here, but how the hell does steel gets inside that tree ? Like I assume it wasn't stuck in it and coming out in anyways or you'd have noticed it.

Lucky dump truck! If you put them on Rick it would put him in a higher tax bracket. Those are beautiful.

I think you were set up Bro.

plane hit steel! Plane hit steel!

Invest in a metal detector

some left wing nut job spiked the tree

well show as it comes out???

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Don’t they have magnetic sensors to catch that type of thing? That a pretty big chunk of

You can sweep a log with a metal detector in about 15 seconds, give it a try, will save you a ton of money.

Idk why my phone thought it appropriate to but it just swaped to a random video of Chinese employee instructional videos so ya know maybe take it as a sign lol, i will.

Ecoterrorism?

Buy a metal detector...

Whats the biggest thing you have hit? When I worked at a fir mill heard the biggest thing they hit was an aluminum rim 😂 ive seen rail spikes and such myself.

How did you get ahold of that

Which version of MolyKote are you using??? So many choices! I also have a Matt Cremona clone, but Diesel powered. I am on like my fourth set of acme threaded rods. Living outside is the biggest problem there. But I recently bought bellows to cover the rods and was looking for the best lubricant to put on them. Good information here!

Such a sick build! One thing I wished I built onto my mill is a power feed but that's an eventual thing. Theres some good information in this video that'll help me out when I go that route. Keep up the killer work dude.

They ain't lasting only takes one bad operator ask me how ik

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Beautiful..

Yeah Im always looking and thinking how I can make the sawmill better and how I can a better Sawyer, I feel like I know nothing and know a little less each day!

Yup wings in the air fryer i second that

Howdy!! Good input. You’re spot on. I’m running .055 1-1/2. I hit SO MUCH steel. Some day I feel like that’s my actual job. Blades are +/- $60 a piece, my number one expense. 1-1/2 helps mitigate the issue, but it’s still definitely a thing. Eventually looking forward to trying 2”, though I haven’t priced them out yet, and frankly I’m a little scared to. 😅😅 would love all that extra beam!!

Beautiful slabs, love the setup, nice beefy mill, 3 phase is the way to go, very little maintenace compared to a diesel. Your dogging setup looks better than alot ive seen for big logs. I sharpen my own blades but i dont try to resharpen blades that have hit significant metal. It puts a huge amount of stress on the blade and micro fractures and the blade will break down the road which can damage various components of the sawmill especially if running at high tension. Looks like your running 1.5in steel, i would personally go to 0.55 2in steel next time your change your guides but thats just my preference. Best regards.

The appearance of the grain pattern is significant as it determines the wood's distinctive character, strength, and suitability for various applications.. It's important to carefully display the grain pattern to us.

How did the grain pattern look? Seemed as though you had a bit of twist to work with.

You are living the dream dude. I liked, subscribed with the bell thing, and am leaving a comment. Fully juicing the engagement for the algorithm, best of luck.

Sweet have a great 4th yourself!

that looks like an old bow anchor to hold your bow in the tree.

I’ve never caused that much damage w just the tip

Just the tip that's what she said 😂😂😂

Yep your gonna need some new tip on bandsaw blade to no joke sucks man

Is that a Moline forklift? Mine looks nearly identical.

Damn!

This is the universe saying time to clean up the shavings, maintenance the mill, oil everything, etc.

There are no accidents. Contributing factors and a root cause lead to this. Glad nobody was hurt.

Everything that can kill you always happens in a split second. Glad you're ok. Had a few close calls and a couple injuries in my 30 years around machines. Do not run that "janky" Replace or repair what you need to or the next accident might hurt.