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Glad you liked it. I thought it was but I don’t really think it came through on camera.

Thanks for watching, I hope you checked out the rest of the channel as well. I appreciate your kind words of support.

Thanks for watching. Yes it’s the outside layer of actual wood that’s a lighter color.

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From tree to finished product. I love it.

It’s possible that circular mills cut more square but I doubt it. I can cut some pretty square material. Especially if you compare it to the stuff we use to get from a local circular mill when I was a kid. My brother built his house from band milled lumber.

I appreciate the compliment. Thanks for watching.

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Be sure to plan a flow control. You can’t feather the lever adequately. Little short jabs move the implant moves violent.

Glad you enjoyed it.

Glad you enjoyed it?

Glad you like it.

You can cut most wood species with a 10 degree hook angle. Lower hook angles like 7 and 4 degree are often used for hardwood like red oak. The lower hook angle takes a smaller bite.

The southern part of the Ozark’s in west central Arkansas.

Thanks for sharing, I am glad you enjoyed it.

A lesser expensive way is to have a chain turner. With it a log can be turned either way. However on big logs it wouldn’t work very well.

As it turns out a lot of it had powder post Beatles though.

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Thanks Pete! I’m glad you like it. A half a million people have. I have not been able to figure out what makes it so much better than the other I have created though.

Thanks for turning in! I try to be as descriptive as possible so everyone can understand the process.

I have two of them. Either one only works for a few inches deep. I once looked for a water regulator a foot deep in the ground. About a pound of brass. And never picked it up. A 12 inch log scanned on 4 sides. You could be assured that there’s nothing in it.

@@hillsidemill Thanks for reply. Disappointing results. Would there be b etter results with expensive metal detectorist/treasure hunter grade detectors that prob cost at least $300 or perhaps 500 or 600. Expensive option that may not work well.

I’m glad you like them!

Glad you like the video! Thanks for watching.

Yes I can probably make something for that. Thanks for the suggestion.

Thanks for watching. It was a challenge for sure!

Yes I could imagine dry maple would be pretty tuff. I was surprised to make 48 feet of cut with the same dull blade

Thanks for watching! Happy new year!

Yes I built a bracket. I tapped a 1/4 inch hole in the angle iron on the mast. Cut a bolt super short.

@@hillsidemill Thank you. That looks like a more stable spot with less vibration.

Yes hickory is a tough wood to cut. I was sawing a thick slab that was dry throughout.

It’s not as easy as some might think. The editing process is very time consuming. Most videos I have 2 to 3 hours in editing. It’s hard to justify the amount of time required for a few dollars per video.

I try to be as descriptive as possible so everyone can understand the process. Thanks for watching and hopefully liking it.

Yea. Same here. Alot to learn. Subscribed

Just a foot or so. Maybe where the two trees rubbed together for a time. It was like a bark inclusion but no bark.

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Yes it’s been great so far. The grant for 100 tons of gravel is coming at the first of the year. That will make it usable all year. Around here in January and February the ground freezes and thaws most days and makes a sloppy mess unless it’s gravel.

The preditor puts out 8 amps. The motor that powers the hydraulics pulls from 50 to a 150 amps. The 100 amp alternator will keep up but just barely. I have an amp meter, at the end of the day I let it sit and run until the meter gets down to 2 amps.

I don’t know! I have spent a year trying to figure it out. If it’s something in the video I think it’s the part where the log gets pulled off the trailer. It could be the “ lot of problems “. It went public a week before Christmas. On Christmas Eve it was getting close to the thousand views a hour. It had really slowed in the spring, but mid summer it took off again. It’s been running 20 to 50 thousand views a month since. ????? The video is worth more than the lumber.

@@hillsidemill Good for you

Thanks It’s loblolly southern yellow pine.

@ would that be the same as the red pine we have here in Ontario or is it a different species do you know?

Thanks Dave and Merry Christmas to you!

Thanks and Merry Christmas!

Yes the water is sprayed on the top and bottom of the blade in short pulses that are adjustable. Merry Christmas to you as well

Glad you like my wood. I like it too.

Yep

I appreciate you watching!Thanks for the comment

Thanks for watching! I’m glad you liked the video. 1.5 inches of taper. I raised it about an inch also a tiny bit of crook. They are installing fiber internet in my area and it the process destroying the phone lines. I got starlink internet this week. A month without internet sucks.

Thanks for watching! I think you are right. I’m going to get it milled sooner in the future for sure.

Thanks for watching.

Most any hardwood nearing the end of its lifetime is susceptible to becoming hallow. This red oak came from along a creek. It was larger for its age because of this but not especially old. Someday I would like to try my hand at kitchen chairs.

@hillsidemill for a seat use 3, 2"x10" not 1 large piece. Wood glue and biscuits to attach together. For decoration he put mahogany bowties at each connection line

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Happy belated thanksgiving! My internet has been down for a month.

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That’s it.

It’s water used for lubrication. I do have it turned up a little too much.

As a tree grows it builds layers on the outside each year is another layer. Those newest layers are what provides the canopy nutrients, they are lighter colored, these are the sap wood. As you cut deeper towards the center of a tree you are going backwards in time towards the part of the tree that was sap wood when it was young of juvenile. Both of these woods have a different density from the rest of the tree and therefore will shrink differently.