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Locust is the second most rot resistant lumber in the US. If you let it fully dry, it seals itself off. It’s an incredibly good wood.

What an amazing video. Thank you!

Beautiful stuff!

Beauty!

Niiice

Good call , I would have wanted to try and lift it just for fun

How many acre tree farm are you guys ?

I turn bowls and most Walnut pieces have sapwood.

I'm sure you can find awesome woodworking plans on WoodPrix

I get those calls weekly, I rarely check them out anymore, good video, shows our real world,

Great job answering a lot of questions I've had on weather to buy one or not.looking to do oak trim moulding thanks jeff

I learned and you can learn from me. Tell them to send a picture of tree. Lol. Even if they log or have a sawmill. Had a buddy stick me on some big pine tree logs. But he saws pallet material and I saw nice material lol

Your right to walk away from it Cory too many nails would ruin too many blades great firewood

I know where that log is. It’s a big one. What about all the logs on the other side of the road? Those looked good

It’s always nice to know people are at least thinking about you. Would have been a win win for both if you could have used it. But you never know unless your willing to try. Hope you have a great Christmas and thanks for sharing.

You are having too much fun 😊

Good call Cory, free sometimes means expensive

Login ain't like a box of cracker jacks, you don't always get a prize! 😉

Now *that's* a lot of nope rope!

I’ve watched a lot of timber frame and log home videos. On it when guy mentioned that black locust are used for sill plates because they are so hard and impervious to rotting.

I like cold start videos. It reminds me of good times. Can still smell the ether and the diesel exhaust. Always loved those 2 smells!

Cant that rough sawn just go straight into the molder and come out perfectly fine? or at least joint one side before hand instead of edging and planing it?

Do you joint one edge before or are these rough sawn straight from the mill? Thanks for the vids!

Hate cold starts, done too many.

What's up JR and Randy hope you guys are doing well i miss working with you guys had lots of fun and laughs! 😂

It's a bit like us humans some people have a Rough start some mornings

The old timers here in VA say wood from a tree like that won't burn or ain't good for burning in a fireplace. Is that true?

Not sure why people like this 😂

You have an amazing operation there! Tell your mom that we admire her and she is an inspiration!!

When chaps become hard to put on, try buckling them in front, then turn them around to back side, then snap the leg straps. You should put temp forward stops on your forks, if someday you dont pay attention, a log can roll back on your tractor and cause a life changing event.. So theres someone besides me have that has bad luck, if it wern't for bad luck we'd have no luck at all. Maybe those woods was a field 100 years ago and the fork was left by a farmer, possibly great grand dad, and you just happen to find it, maybe theres a reward for finding it, just have to wait for next life to collect it....... 10 years ago I just put brand tires fully loaded ,on my L3400 tractor, few days later my son broke valve stem on one of the rears, luckily he wasn't very far in woods and was able to back his pickup to the tractor. A week later I made bolt-on valve stem protectors..........

Nothing starts cold like a Perkins, maybe a Cummins 8.3. Worst is a Cummins 855, just crank and crank. The N14 is a nice cold start engine as well. Take care pal.

She is sooo talented!! Best wreaths and greenery around!!! Great content Cory! Xooo

Great content Cory, very interesting, Thanks

Couldn’t agree more! Snow is pretty but the devil to work in! Stay warm! Good channel!

I'm on the fence with Black Locust for a lot of crafts. The bark is toxic and, honestly, you generally dont need most furniture or woodwork to be Axe Handle hard and hold up to the elements without sealant. Now does it make a great woods club for surviving random animal attacks? Yeah, just leave it against the back of your house 😂

had an old boy at work stop by me at the register today to tell me about this stuff, apparently the dust glows under black light! im really keen to try setting the dust in epoxy like glitter with black lights shining in on it.. would look beautiful on a black or walnut backdrop

I just made my first hardwood flooring from a cherry tree that was in the backyard with my router table. It's 3.25" face. I didn't make any relief cuts in the bottom but I can if necessary. How important is it and how many? Thanks.

Very cool

What's the spacing you guys use?

Awesome video, 👍 thanks

Very interesting! What do you do about all the stumps now? When will you start replanting? Love your videos!

Some beautiful Christmas trees. Thanks for sharing.

How many trees do you harvest per year Cory?

Great video! I really appreciate how you shared the challenges you faced with your dust collection system and the things you wish you had done differently. It's super helpful for anyone planning a setup.

I love jobbing, that said I never assume any monetary risks and do the sourcing of raw materials myself even if all or part of logs are customer provided. I charge 50% above all my sourcing costs and collect double this estimate as an up front deposit. So customer is always paying in advance for my time and the materials used in their job and I incur no out of pocket risks for lumber/log costs. Having a vacuum plate kiln I can control outcomes as lumber dried in this manner does not warp or check to any degree as all drying is from the ends as in nature and lumber dries fast and more evenly. Further deposits are collected when sawing commences and when drying starts and final milling. Final inspection and payment is made at my plant before any lumber is loaded elminating any returns and shipped in that manner my financial risks are essentially zero limited only to lost profits on final balances. If a customer ever defaults I am left with the product at no cost to my firm which has never happened and I have never lost a job over my terms. In fact only customers that want to save and have high end results that can afford the build and are appreciative of seeing all costs in advance before going forward so credit checks are never needed as I am always working using my customers funds. Ray

I'm not worked up! This is what I've been waiting for!

The true meaning of universal is " does not fit anything properly "

Have a great tree season Cory!

good video,

It’s fun having multiple businesses. I won’t hardly saw until February because we process deer until Valentineday most years.