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I don't remember his name but his initials are TSC. 🤣 Had it laying around for years.

Thanks! Hopefully he is coming today to pick everything up.

Neighbor down the road has some shade cloths/tarps (he used to do build greenhouses etc) that he is going to dig out and give us.

@@southernadirondackoutdoors nice, our tarp curtains work well in the winter with a salamander running and the mill engine as a heat source

Thanks for watching and I'm glad you enjoyed it! I've actually been trying to find some turners in the area to make blanks for their use...so far no luck.

Ha, that took me all summer. I didn't have plans but knew what I wanted. I also had to sand down the carry-all frame and spray it gray, that Tractor Supply / County Line yellow had to go!

@@southernadirondackoutdoors You can come make me one! 😆

Thanks Paul! I think about two months. It was part of an old fence line maple that came down in a storm.

Thanks Dave! I see Ravi got his new mill.

@@southernadirondackoutdoors Yeah, and it's a nice one.

Thanks George! I thought you might like the reassembly 😁

Thanks Craig!

Thanks Steve!

I'm guessing it will be a spring and fall fixture for the L2501. In summer it's the finish mower for the orchard, and in winter a 5' snow blower. I thought you had a carry-all build video, but I couldn't find it when I was deciding on a build style. I like the DIY-MY-WAY design you used as well.

@@southernadirondackoutdoors I had a link to the build. A page called DIY Myway. He posts some good videos but hasn’t been on in a while.

I couldn't agree with you more!

We sell it to kraft to mix with their parmesan cheese. 😁 Actually it is just in a big pile waiting for a solution to be found.

Awesome video Paul ​@southernadirondackoutdoors I like how you keep up the mill office, looks like you may need the 72" can't hook for those big logs at the beginning. I sell it to the ladies that barrel rase in the local rodeos, I place the add so they know to come buy it

@@thekiltedsawyer Some more leverage would come in handy.

It was much more stable and should help keep them flat...hopefully!

Thanks Dale!

We are about 30 minutes north of Utica. Every big log I wish I had the wide version!

They sure do and thanks Steve! It is a good way to turn the logs but I need to redesign it because the whole building was shaking turning this one. It's putting too much sideways pull on the beam.

Thanks Dale err Derek 😁 It seems like people are split on blue stain, some like some hate

Agree, but turned out good enough for bulldozer shed in the woods siding.

We think a great blue heron. Nature's engineers are back.

Very true Brent.

Its a regular drill. I tried an impact initially but 'no good'

Thanks Paul! Actually it was one of the tree fellers that dropped off the logs and he mentioned using his boot from time to time...it must be close to a foot! 🤣

So far so good. It takes a little to get used to (first grapple) but working good. You've seen me bump into the ends of the forks before...I have to be really careful not to bump into the points of the grapple!

@@southernadirondackoutdoors yea I know what you mean. Those things hurt 🤣

Thanks Robert! Will do.

True, if I was selling it I would use more flowery words 😁

Yup, sometimes just start sawing is the plan 😁

Thanks Dale!

Thanks Nate! I found there is a short window to mill spruce...between being wet and sappy and dry and hard as a rock...I think the window is about 10 minutes 😁 The branch nubs are a pain. BTW, good job on the Live the other day. Those ants did a lot of damage!

Lol! Those ants did make it, eh, a unique lumber. We have a good use for it! I will have to show what it is used for.

Not a bad idea, the big ones can be fun every now and then but also a hassle.

Thanks Paul...plenty of little jobs to do before the snow flies.

It sure does!

36 inches diameter, 10 foot 6 long.

@@southernadirondackoutdoors The Lt15 would have cut that !

@@DANG-- In it's dreams maybe 🤣

Thanks Steve!

Thanks Chris! I had been putting it off most of the summer.

@@southernadirondackoutdoors well thats the story of my life on some projects

Either way it's a great saw 😀

@@southernadirondackoutdoors Yeah but it’s not pronounced “Steel”. It’s Stihl.

@@southernadirondackoutdoors You are, in fact, CORRECT in your pronunciation. It is a German name properly pronounced "shteel" in Europe but most closely pronounced "steel" in 'Murrica. Ignore the others, you had it correct.

Thanks Brent!

Thanks Erik. I looking at Nature Power sold thru Home Depot. What is appealing is that it is everything in one box...except batteries and panel mounts. I have no idea if it's any good or not but we might give it a try.

There have been carpenter bees buzzing around this year but no, they didn't get the post. At the time our pine selection for an 8x8 was rather slim, this one was gotten to by those big white boring grubs but is still structurally sound enough. I've been meaning to make carpenter bee traps all summer but...

Thanks Donnie! There was a brief discussion of alternating green and red battens to give it a Christmas look 😁

I hadn't thought of that 🤔...there may have to be a connection that goes out from time to time 😁

🤣Only when I'm in my easy chair at the end of the day!

Thanks! I just started researching solar...they have finally come out with a kit in a box versus having to figure out the components separately which has deterred me in the past.

Thanks Paul, it was fun doing something a little different.

Thanks Paul. You have to keep up with your TikTok dances somehow, why not in the shop 🤣

and a beverage fridge then not much sawing would get done 🤣

@@southernadirondackoutdoors I have a garage fridge right on the other side of that wall you see behind my sawmill. Just make sure you have both pop and wobbly pop... wobbly pop only after the sawing is done.

Yes...unless you are trying to avoid calls! 🤣

@@southernadirondackoutdoors lol, true story

Thanks Donnie!

We'll have to experiment but maybe we can do a Saturday Live from there.