Sawing huge live edge Wild Cherry log…see what’s inside!
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- Опубліковано 11 чер 2022
- You've gotta see this! Sawing live edge Wild Cherry lumber on the mill! Come along on the farm today as we saw up the biggest log I've ever put on the mill! A huge wild cherry tree! LogOx Forestry Multitool: www.thelogox.com/srf Coupon: SRF10
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Hello from Georgia, my wife and I would like to know if you have another job or is Utube the only thing?
I get this question alot....most of the time it comes from a negative place...folks don't respect the amount of work and creativity that it takes to run a social media biz along with the farm...but your question is clearly coming from a good place...so here's the rub:
I create content and run the farm, I also have other businesses that I don't talk about on social media. Not just youtube...UA-cam, facebook, twitter, reddit, tiktok, instagram and facebook my friend as well as RFDTV and my own website. So I run about 40 hours a week building the farm and about 40 hours more running the social media part of this farm. This has provided many blessings for me...along with all the hard work and dedication that it takes to keep things moving. I probably work harder and more creative than 99.9% of people out there, hence the success of the channel and over 1200 videos out there now.
Takes alot of work to run in the top .5 % of channels on social media. Countless hours and an unimaginable amount of creativity has to go into publishing 3-5 videos a week. As a profession I'm still a Registered nurse...however the income from social media met the income as a nurse so I went full time on the farm and running this business. I also employ a social media manager/editor that helps take up the slack so that I can have a few hours a day to wind down. It takes a village to keep this thing rolling my friends....hope this helps you understand what's going on behind the scenes a little better.
Your hard work shows. It's amazing how much has changed since I first saw your channel some years back! Stay safe up there and keep on growing 🤠
@@StoneyRidgeFarmer Thanks for the info, I always like to see what works for others.
@@StoneyRidgeFarmer 😍sir?? what the name of that purple log 🪵??? it’s look beautiful
@@StoneyRidgeFarmer nothing but good hearted from this Georgia boy, I to have slowly and I mean real slow started to create the farm we want. Keep up the great material I so enjoy your uploads.
Like money in the bank Josh! What beautiful slabs my friend. That's why a mill was created in the first place. Just beautiful! You have to be a happy man! Wooooo!
Absolutely beautiful cherry wood
beautiful lumber and wood cutting. have a great day
That Cherry Burl would make some beautiful Knife handles as well.
Build yourself a solar kiln and get those slabs dry. Make your new shop office furniture with them.
Your work ethic is exceptional.Thanks for the variety of content on the channel.
AWESOME WOOD FOR INTERER WOODWORK
@Stoney Ridge Farmer
WOOOOOOO!
Wild Cherry? Mill that funky live edge white boy!
Great video Josh 🇺🇲 WOOOOOO 🇺🇲 I always enjoy watching your videos 🇺🇲
Custom kitchen table tops! Cabinets would look awesome too.
That huge piece of wild cherry would be a beautiful headboard and footboard for a king sized bed..
The large farm table is the way to go, along with kitchen accents if there is enough left over.
"Awesome Josh",👍👏, Just absolutely Beautiful !!!
Farm kitchen table, large one! 👍
“If it was any prettier it would be a mirror” THAT was a good one!!!😂🤣😂. Really enjoy your sawmill Sunday!! Would love to have a sawmill someday!! God bless
lol...glad you got that little joke..there's hidden gems in every vid lol
Nice cuts of wood beautiful
It would make a beautiful mantle piece if you have a fireplace in your new house Josh
Nice 👍
Office Desk would be absolutely awesome using these slabs!
You can make friends and give me one or two, lol.
Nice lumber...
I absolutely love when people Mill Lumber that is that gorgeous
Equipment like that is priceless.
Not sure if you've watched or seen anything of the other wood working youtubers but Matt Cremona is a pretty good one to watch him cut up monster slabs with his homemade saw mill. Dude slabs like 50-60inch wide boards. Beautiful wood no doubt 👌
Good educational fun. 👍🏼👍🏼
Love your sawmill Sunday's Thanks for sharing with us
Cherry wood is some beautiful wood
Countertops- nice stuff 👍
Josh, this cherry wood is definitely counter top material! If you have enough, use it in your bathroom too! I would even consider making a headboard for your bed with one! I love cherry. If you can get your hands on some rosewood, it makes beautiful accent wood with cherry!
I work at the Duquesne Incline, here in Pittsburgh, and the incline cars are 145 years old. The interiors of the cars are rosewood and cherry. Absolutely gorgeous combination!
In pennisula Ohio is a store called Ohio hardwood furniture they order the furniture custom with the wood and finish you select. All made inOhio might be the best part. The store is amazing just to visit.the owner is a skilled lumber buyer and great fun to talk with.
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Love the video. Fun time, but it looks as hot there as it is here!
Dude! It’s miserable today! 97 !
Table , hutch and counter top
That Cherry is the bomb!
I'd love to see a massive awesomeest Picnic Table made!! LOL It would add such beauty outside of the mega shop!!!
Don’t hurt yourself, Josh.
Love that beautiful wood.
Bonjour from montreal Quebec Josh you are amazing I been watching your videos for a very long time keep it up and take care canada loves you
Thanks so much!
Nice
Frank
its your cherry lumber make what ever you want to use for great video josh keep up the good work
Definitely counter tops
Josh,
As a carpenter I see your live edge dinning room table even those ends you cut with the chainsaw have some nice 1x6 or 1x8 boards left in them go ahead and get it all great for counter top self edge backslash styles and rails be it cabinet doors or doors stops scribe edges that same log same color is sweet in building great wood working items plus cherry makes super nice stair treads put on L angle iron on stringers well it gorgeous and strong durable very pretty stair treads so even when you're old you'll be asending those stairs look down and smile being thankful for that beauty. Good on you Josh. Well done take care of your treasure start seeing in your minds eye where they go in your home, how fun brother.
Best David
If you build it she will come field of dreams. He's good ☝
Matt Cremona would be proud!
Josh, that’s some super gorgeous cherry. I like your idea of a kitchen table and bathroom countertops. That LT40 is sweet…
Josh, that wood is beautiful. Just look at the beauty that God is sharing with you and you share it with us. Thank you.
You should have a meet and greet. I’m having one at the end of July with my audience
I do meet and greets from time to time...however pandemic has me holding off on these for now...I'm not really nervous about it...but I'd hat to shake someone's hand and pass on this mess to them
Awesome video josh and that lumber is beautiful. I have to admit a live edge farm table would be the way to go and if you have enough left over a book shelf to.
That is /was a Beef Cake Log For Sure..a big U shape PC/Office desk from that would be Sweet..but a Big Kitchen Table Would be nice to
Howdy Josh. Texas
Amazing looking wood
We made a kitchen bar with a counter for preparing and a table top for eating front panels dressed barn boards tops were cherry framed with hard maple 2x3 plumbed in tops were multi heights so. Eating was not a problem with food prep also has under counter refrigeration and storage
I love cherry furniture. I had mybedroom set made from cherry. Love it it is heavy even when dried. The young men that delivered it were complaining.
I'm half again your age and last fall I bought some 16'-6x6's. When I unloaded those off the trailer to where I wanted them, I thought my testicles were going to fall out my pant legs. They were a lot heavier than I remember them being 30 years ago. lol
bhahahha....man folks don't understand how heavy this thick wet lumber can be...it's no joke!
Beautiful cherry!
Back in 1985 we considered a cherrywood casket to lay Dad to rest. It was absolutely beautiful. But, it was prohibitively expensive. Dad always appreciated a fine piece of wood, but…
Butcher shop counter tops or tables, kitchen table. Fireplace hearth or mantle? Bar top?
Really like your videos keep up the great work
Good Sunday Josh, I enjoy your channel and watch your episodes frequently. I cringed when you were lugging those heavy boards! Are you able to get a helping hand for these tasks now and again. Don't bust your back just for us!
Pretty damn amazing, thanks for sharing
yes, all of the above
As someone that also mills you really should get a long cant hook for rolling those bigger logs. I also like a small one for logs already on the mill. I personally use logrite cant hooks.
Absolutely gorgeous! Make a kitchen table or a bar! Either way it's a win win. Stay safe up there and keep on growing 🤠
You need to make an electric guitar out of that. Great video keep up the great work.
👍Josh has more moves than Exlax😎
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Hey Josh thank you for the video and thank you for the information about the sawdust and the kitchen table is nice or even a countertop just cut the hole out for the sink and as for my idea with the shipping container I was thinking about putting four windows in and the insulation like I told you and living in it then it shouldn't be a hot box then woo
Cherry wood is good for most projects.
Hello from Pennsylvania! Another great video. The first thing I would do is give one of those beautiful slabs to whoever gave that log to you, so they too can enjoy a little piece of what you will be enjoying. There are many great ideas on here, as to what to make with it. I bet a lot of taxidermists would love to have some of those small slabs you are going to burn. I think you are the only one that can decide what that wood can best be used for, and I have no doubt that whatever you decide, will turn out beautifully. Thanks for sharing the adventure.
Absolutely beautiful!!! I would love some of that for furniture making etc, heck, even the slabs could be handy for some components, but the slabs would also make fantastic smoker wood. You have a gold mine there brother. Cheers :)
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Saw dust is nutritional
I have a 95 lt40hd woodmizer. Still runs like new
Nice....Island
Absolutely gorgeous wood and having about 1 year per inch to air dry you have some time to think about what you can build. BUT you have one problem. If you keep milling you will not have a big enough shop to hold all that lumber. LOL You may want to think about building a solar drying kiln. There are some good ones on You Tube and being in NC you have the weather and long seasons for it. Also extra income.
I think you should sell some of that cherry to me.
lol....Steve....man I see you're leaving a ton of comments buddy...welcome to the channel! Looks like you're catching up on stuff....look back at the Appalachian hog processing vids you'll love them...over 1400 vids on the channel! Welcome buddy!
Get you a 60inch logrite canthook. Be much easier turning those logs. I have 2. One for me and helper if I'm lucky enough to have one.
Yep, that’s nice log wonderful wood will made nice table top. Now you can make some money on that.
I sell cherry wood to a bbq places for smoking wish I could find one that big dam
It's beautiful. I'd make a desk out of it for the new shop and trim around the windows that match the desk. That's my thoughts.
Id make a harvest table also you can make a bar out of the wood as well in your maga shop . Awesome wood so many ideas so little skill lol until the next video peaceout.
Been watching since not long after the beginning and it’s still awesome. I know you don’t need any nagging but man it just takes on wrong step to pull a muscle or twist a knee. Be careful get some help if you can. I’m 64 and planted a foot wrong at the bottom of the stairs and I’ve been dealing with a bad knee for close to 2 years. Stay safe and keep up the great work. You deserve the best for your hard work.
Mirror !!!!
You could give i to me!!!! LOL
What you use it for in your house will probably depend on what your wife wants in her kitchen counter tops. At least that's how it works in my house. 45 years married you learn what makes it work.
I don't have a wife anymore my friend.......7 years of marriage and something changed in her...her heart and mind went another direction and she lost sight of what was really important in our lives. I came in from working outside one day and she simply packed all her stuff....beat the doors and walls up in the house and left....called begging to come back the next day...after 8 terrible breakups I finally told her that enough is enough...my life is way too short to put up with babysitting an adult woman that was behaving like a toddler.....so now I build my home and farm the way that I want it...for aesthetic, function and a home to raise my future family and run my business. Sad situation my friend but I'm over it and moving forward with my life
@@StoneyRidgeFarmer I didn't realize. I guess I was the lucky one, 46 years this August. Since all my health issues started in 2013 I am lucky to have her.
@@StoneyRidgeFarmer 8 you say? Dude you are a patient forgiver. I've watched you now for about two years and this is the first time I feel you actually opened up about some of the ugly that happened. A farm that big my dude needs some help and sucks your best help left and there isn't a new one to start to fill some of the voids.
Pick up a longer log rite make rolling those logs a lot easier
Josh, save one or two slabs for yourself and sell the rest! You should be able to get good money for them!
If you would take each board off as you cut it will help with life of your blade
Do you have yourself a "Power Plane" to obtain that finished plane for your Lumber for use for Shelving or Surface Furniture like a Desk or Coffee Table?
Need a longer handle on that cant hook.
TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THE SIZE. SO ID SAY TABLE TOP/COUNTER BUT THE SHOUT IS YOURS ;)
What is the brand of sealer you put on the end of logs to keep them from splitting.
Do you use those "Bark Slabs" as Home Firewood, or Firepit Material?
Hey Josh are you building a regular woodframe house or a log home I’m sure you’ve mentioned before I just don’t remember
Why don’t you use the forks on the tractor to lift the bigens
everything can't be done from the tractor seat my friend...take 10 mins to start and move the tractor or 2 mins to roll the log...it's just a time, fuel and work thing
Was a reason why you didn't run the debarker on your other cuts
Where’d you get that log?
it was a tree that my neighbor had cut
HIYA BUDDY ;)
JUST WONDERING WHEN IT COMES TO THOES BLADES ON THE MILL. DO THEY GET RE SHARPENED OR ARE THEY USE ONCE?
What did you do for a living before this?
was hear
How much does it cost for a “log” ?
Is it more economically profitable to purchase logs then cut them?
Why don't you use your tractor to move the slabs, Just slide them on the forks?
how am I to offload the lumber on the pallet forks and toss the slabs too? Tossing them in the truck is just fine my friend......machines can't do it all
@@StoneyRidgeFarmer I was thinking set the forks so you could slide multiple pieces off the sawmill then drive to the back of your truck and slide them off. Save your back especially if your loading by yourself.
Where are you located? I would love to get some of the slabs you burn
yep....I've got folks coming out of the woodwork for slabs...until I call and tell them to come get some.....pain in the butt dealing with people trying to schedule them to come out...they pick through...make a mess...don't show up and I end up working more...so the slabs stay on the farm and get used as dewormer (ashes) for the cattle. Not going to waste....working for the farm. Literally I've had more than 20 people on the call list for slabs....I'll never do it again...they stay here..don't have time to deal with no shows, lazy folks, incompetence and the mess they leave behind. Sorry man...slabs stay on the farm..but they get used for sure
@@StoneyRidgeFarmer really sorry to hear that. I love have those kind of pieces to work with. It is too bad people wreck it for those of us that appreciate things like this.
Take the money.