Sawmilling Furring Strips For Siding - Band Sawmill Build #23

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  • Опубліковано 21 вер 2018
  • Milling furring strips on my homemade band sawmill for the sauna house steam room siding. Needed these ASAP like everything else so I used what I had laying around - spruce logs in my backyard.
    #eestiyoutuber #donndiy #bandsawmill saeraam saekaater lintsaeraam
    Soundtrack:
    Pomade - Silent Partner (UA-cam Audio Library)
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  • @user-dl7qq6zz5m
    @user-dl7qq6zz5m 11 місяців тому

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  • @88SCHNEIDER
    @88SCHNEIDER Рік тому

    Very satisfiing video 😊

  • @dave63118
    @dave63118 Рік тому

    Water standing on the bed rails is an indacation of too much water,
    the borad thanging tickness ad knott areas could be, belt tention, tire inflation or tenitor device. Just my thoughts,
    Nice Build!
    I would add a elevated bed under log storage so you can roll logs onto saw bed at the same elevation, allows for additional drying while sitting on storage rails awating cutting.

  • @JustMe-mg6vw
    @JustMe-mg6vw 3 роки тому +2

    Your talents are legend.

  • @scssarge4409
    @scssarge4409 5 років тому +1

    love your mill and the way it sets up

  • @robertgalbraith4212
    @robertgalbraith4212 4 роки тому +4

    Glad you added a larger cooling syster. Nice job man

  • @ernestbennettownerbennetth4399
    @ernestbennettownerbennetth4399 5 років тому +3

    Donn,I think you've done an AWESOME job on your mill.

  • @salimampofo
    @salimampofo 4 роки тому +1

    Ingenious, thanks for sharing

  • @jusb1066
    @jusb1066 5 років тому

    super job , you got it working smooth as

  • @castrolusepani5200
    @castrolusepani5200 Рік тому

    Great machine, i liked it

  • @Mr.Stacey-L-SCC
    @Mr.Stacey-L-SCC 5 років тому +10

    I've been wondering how the sawmill was doing. Good to see it in action again!

    • @DonnDIY
      @DonnDIY  5 років тому +2

      It's working well. Now I need a blade sharpener ASAP.

  • @mxrider2strokebraaap54
    @mxrider2strokebraaap54 5 років тому +1

    Cool to see the sawmill work again:)

    • @DonnDIY
      @DonnDIY  5 років тому +1

      I'm also happy to use it again. ;)

  • @Tater79bj
    @Tater79bj 5 років тому +3

    What a beautiful place you live in! My family sold off our farm when I was young, I miss it terribly.

    • @DonnDIY
      @DonnDIY  5 років тому +3

      I love the place. Just what I need to test run an engine without the headers or a muffler attached to it. :D

  • @breadlowry
    @breadlowry 5 років тому +1

    Love the angles!

    • @DonnDIY
      @DonnDIY  5 років тому

      Glad you liked it!

  • @mimiporsche
    @mimiporsche 5 років тому +5

    Now you have a sawmill and you're independent !! good work☺☺👍👍

    • @DonnDIY
      @DonnDIY  5 років тому +2

      The amount of lumber I cut in this video is worth around 80-100 EUR so I can call it a great success since I don't have to haul my money to the retailers. I agree - it gives one a great feeling of independence.

  • @pasticceriacordani
    @pasticceriacordani 5 років тому +1

    Complimenti, hai fatto veramente un super lavoro con questa macchina, sei davvero bravissimo.
    Molto bene anche come fai i video.
    Avanti così.

  • @elrayox8932
    @elrayox8932 5 років тому +1

    Love the patina on your saw mill. Retro hot rod style. 😏👍

    • @DonnDIY
      @DonnDIY  5 років тому

      It's the rusted hood look all over. ;)

  • @ronwhittaker6317
    @ronwhittaker6317 2 роки тому

    two things i never get tired of metal chips and sawdust

  • @panggehspd4281
    @panggehspd4281 4 роки тому

    Mantap Bro, good work!

  • @flatlinesup
    @flatlinesup 5 років тому +1

    pretty good.

  • @user-qt5eo5lu7k
    @user-qt5eo5lu7k 5 років тому

    Wow…^^. Great job!!! 누구나 생각으로는 만들수록 있겠지만, 실제로 만들수 있는 사람은 없다. 매우 훌륭한 기계를 만들었구나. 대단해! 당신의 열정에 박수를 보낸다……

  • @Guust_Flater
    @Guust_Flater 5 років тому +2

    This is a pre-paint tip video. Where there is rust, there is no grease/oil/whatever! 👍 😁
    Now you can use 'Hamerite' directly over the rust and you're done! 👍

  • @KeeKCKEE
    @KeeKCKEE 5 років тому

    Pretty good

  • @031568dennis
    @031568dennis 5 років тому +6

    Donn, I'm glad you're getting back to the sauna. It looks like just the right thing needed to relax in after a long day of painting. Being situated next to the pond, makes it really easy to jump in and cool off I bet.
    Now that you have your finish coat of rust colored "primer" on all the metal parts, I can finally let you know when my passport paperwork is completed. I'll be happy to finally be coming into town (Country?) to help you get the painting done on that bandsaw. 😉 Stock up on the cheap import beer and consider making a machine to effectively crush aluminum cans a case at a time. It's a long flight and I'm bound to be very, very thirsty. Lol On the flight over I'll try to refine my pitch to you on how we can start another UA-cam channel for you when you have out-of-town guests make cameo appearances to give a helping hand on your projects. What do you think of Donndiwh? (did it with help)
    Oh, I have some good news on my end, too. In a small window of opportunity, I was able to convince my wife that I had to buy my lathe already. With Fall starting, I told her I was going to go out to the store and get something that would help in peeling apples really fast.
    What? I know what you're thinking. You probably are thinking that it wasn't nice to deceive her like that . Well, I stuck to my integrity and made sure that it had a big enough motor to run 3 phase power. Once I find a jig small enough to peel an apple without making applesauce, I'm sure it will peel really fast as promised. I hate seeing her slave over a kitchen sink with a paring knife when there's so much laundry to be done around the house. Lol

    • @DonnDIY
      @DonnDIY  5 років тому +1

      Hahaa! I'm cracked up, again. I guess there's no need for another channel - I could post these appearances right here. I could use some help since you've noticed I still haven't painted the mill yet. You can stay up to 90 or 180 days in Estonia without visa. I'm glad to hear you could get yourself a lathe, it's a treat and I assure you will never want to part ways with it, be it covered in apple juice or not. :D Deciding on your actions you're kinda digging a hole for yourself there. I wish you all the best, especially an understanding wife who I see you already have, thus I'm happy for you. :D

  • @rcpatapouf
    @rcpatapouf 5 років тому

    My dad is very impressed by your sawmil 😍😍 !!!

    • @DonnDIY
      @DonnDIY  5 років тому

      I'm glad he likes it. It works better than it looks for sure. :D

  • @TheMikebozz
    @TheMikebozz 3 роки тому

    what a great tool . i have an idea at 420 on the timer look to the left. where the vertical support is - you could put a ruler on there so the blade distance from the deck could be measured. and then it would be easy to make exact measured cuts with ease? just a thought

  • @jamestate7851
    @jamestate7851 5 років тому

    Yeah it's the camera that throws off the Eyeball. you did a beautiful job on building your saw mill, you need to start up and build saw mills and sell them, how many sawmill manufactures do you have in your country. Donn I sure wished you would live next door to me, you have a very smart head on your shoulders

  • @JAINIGS01
    @JAINIGS01 2 роки тому +1

    🎥💡

  • @trangdailieu180
    @trangdailieu180 4 роки тому

    The machine's construction is very good, you have to paint the frame to prevent rust.

  • @ReformedWoodenCreations
    @ReformedWoodenCreations 5 років тому

    Still love the log trailer.... great video

  • @willwade1101
    @willwade1101 5 років тому

    Idea. Take 2 tooth brushes, zip tie them together with the bristles facing each other. Oil the chain, slip the tooth brushes on so they cover the chain and cycle the chain through them. This cleans and distributes the oil evenly onto the chain. You can use it on the cables as well.

  • @russellclement2058
    @russellclement2058 3 роки тому

    It's all very impressive, your mill and the little trailer you transport your logs on but I thought the logical thing to do was building a platform or frame work for your logs the same height as your mill bed so you can just roll your logs straight onto your mill bed , It would keep your logs off the wet ground and would dry quicker after rain,, , just a thought,,

  • @redrenard2053
    @redrenard2053 5 років тому

    Very very good machine you are genius its a hello of France

  • @mariusconrad1447
    @mariusconrad1447 3 роки тому

    Super.

  • @Luizstoco-in2ho
    @Luizstoco-in2ho 4 роки тому

    Muito engenhosas
    as ideia dos serem humanos ,parabéns a todos

  • @taparker4896
    @taparker4896 4 роки тому

    Nice job on the sawmill build I believe I watched most, I also notice use use a lot of points with grease fittings you do not see many on store bought. Being a Quality Engineer I got to say well built. TA Birmingham, AL

    • @DonnDIY
      @DonnDIY  4 роки тому

      Thank you very much! 🤘

  • @theshadow1559
    @theshadow1559 5 років тому

    Since you have established the fact that you are fully capable of fabricating machinery etc., I would strongly suggest that you should construct a gantry with wheels which has the ability to lift above and position heavy logs onto the sawmill's bed. The system you are currently using to drag and load the logs, appears to not have the strength needed to safely drag and pull the logs that you are positioning for milling. A scenario which makes for a dangerous situation if it is not corrected in the near future. The more you continue to use the system, the weaker the cable will become and the more apt the cable is to break when pulling a heavy log onto the mill's bed. Hope this helps.

  • @kornami8678
    @kornami8678 Рік тому

    I like how you implemented a gravity fed water drip instead of the spritz bottle. Do they make a double-sided band saw blade, so you could just go back and forth instead of going to the starting position all the time?

  • @philliphudnall7576
    @philliphudnall7576 Рік тому

    I see you put the drip tube on to keep the blade cool

  • @olddawgdreaming5715
    @olddawgdreaming5715 5 років тому +1

    I see you painted the sawmill a pretty rust color ? Who makes that color? Couldn’t find any in our hardware store? Sure is good to see it operating again. Thanks for sharing your time and videos, we appreciate them.

    • @DonnDIY
      @DonnDIY  5 років тому +4

      Yes, you're right. Local weather is selling that paint. I can hook you up with contact. :D

  • @dougyoung221
    @dougyoung221 5 років тому +4

    I see everyone has advice for you. Only so many hours in a day. Ignore them. Nice job on the mill.

  • @oby-1607
    @oby-1607 3 роки тому

    Did this sawmill get painted? The elements, snow and rain can destroy it over time otherwise. Maybe, even a rain/sun shade over the engine frame. Looking for the update.

  • @CarlosDiaz-tv8em
    @CarlosDiaz-tv8em 3 роки тому

    Hi Buddy that really cool project, congratulation, !! What is the HP of the Motor and your Blade sizes? if you dont mind..

  • @Alhunini33
    @Alhunini33 5 років тому

    Good

  • @curtissiwak5349
    @curtissiwak5349 5 років тому +1

    awesome sawmill, it looks like it runs very well, do you have to adjust the blade tension much because of the air tires?

    • @DonnDIY
      @DonnDIY  5 років тому +1

      Not much. I just tension the blade up to a point where it's harder to push down between the guide rollers. It has worked pretty well so far like this.

  • @ZenatiOmar
    @ZenatiOmar 3 роки тому

    Mooi gedaan man

  • @stanislawmielnik5968
    @stanislawmielnik5968 5 років тому

    Wow.

  • @scootermcd5756
    @scootermcd5756 3 роки тому

    Have you seen “ out of the woods “ great milling channel.

  • @runsolo7418
    @runsolo7418 5 років тому

    Use the slab wood to make a shed and keep your sawmill out of the weather

  • @tedbastwock3810
    @tedbastwock3810 Рік тому

    This is fantastic. But I don't understand what the electric motor is used for, just weight?

  • @user-gi1mb5me8y
    @user-gi1mb5me8y 5 років тому

    Колёса, похожи от мотоцикла ИЖ СССРовские;)

  • @weldweld5629
    @weldweld5629 5 років тому

    Nice. Kinda surprised you never had that all broke down and painted orange to protect it.

    • @DonnDIY
      @DonnDIY  5 років тому

      I will do it. :D In the future.

  • @ivanf442
    @ivanf442 5 років тому

    Hi Donn, what are you going to use those strips for? Just stockage or something specific?. Thanks

    • @DonnDIY
      @DonnDIY  5 років тому

      Furring strips for the sauna steam room siding.

  • @mervynevans5176
    @mervynevans5176 2 роки тому

    Anda lindo el sawmill

  • @luisalonsoalvarez4054
    @luisalonsoalvarez4054 4 роки тому

    Después de ser una máquina trabajando , en esos países que llueve un montón, debería pintar todo , porque quedaría mucho mejor y no oxida.

  • @TheBibliofilus
    @TheBibliofilus 5 років тому

    The Fallout style sawmill..

  • @Fordmet
    @Fordmet 5 років тому

    thank you

    • @DonnDIY
      @DonnDIY  5 років тому

      Thank you for watching!

  • @MadeinPolandChannel
    @MadeinPolandChannel 5 років тому +26

    I think it deserved the paint :)

    • @pghcosta
      @pghcosta 5 років тому +4

      I thought the same! Donn, where is the paint?

    • @BushImports
      @BushImports 5 років тому

      I totally agree, it'll be a rust bucket if he doesn't get some paint on it. Hey Donn, that think is going to rust to hell if you don't get some protection/paint on it. That was too much work to let it just go to hell.

    • @DonnDIY
      @DonnDIY  5 років тому +7

      I agree - I'm just super lazy and want to make life harder on myself as it appears. There wasn't enough rust to remove when I built this mill, I'm collecting it for a more intense "Hot to paint extremely rusty surfaces" video. :D

    • @BushImports
      @BushImports 5 років тому +2

      I don't think anyone here thinks you are lazy at all, for all anyone knows you've been hooked up so close at work that you just have not had time to do it. God bless you man, he loves you.

    • @m03anlo
      @m03anlo 5 років тому +2

      I hope you can have a paint factory to sponsor you with your wonderful projects!

  • @leemer1
    @leemer1 5 років тому

    This was mesmerizing and satisfying to watch. Have you considered a double edge band saw to make a cut on the return pass?

    • @DonnDIY
      @DonnDIY  5 років тому

      I find it satisfying to watch saw milling videos on UA-cam, too, maybe it's the blade going through the wood in a close-frame creating perfect rectangular shaped lumber. Or the whining sound and the sawdust flying. I don't know. I haven't thought about the double edge blade since it would require some serious re-design on the sawmill. I'm happy with this simple and well-tested concept of a band sawmill. I presume the double edge bands might be more expensive too? I don't really know but I'm just guessing. :D Your idea is really good for industrial work but for my needs it would be overkill I think. ;) Thus I don't have hydraulics or any electric systems installed on the mill. I'm cheap that way. ;)

    • @leemer1
      @leemer1 5 років тому

      Plus nothing beats the smell of fresh sawn wood. Yeah I agree a double edged blade would require a redesign especially of the tensioner rollers. Your mill works just fine for your purpose and hope to see more of it in action. Did you come up with a plan for blade lubricant/cooling if you wanted to saw in the middle of winter where water would freeze? Maybe a drip feed of chain saw bar lubricant? Then again if you used hot water it might work ok.

    • @DonnDIY
      @DonnDIY  5 років тому

      I've heard that people are using winter diesel fuel when milling lumber in winter at below zero temperatures. It probably lubricates the guide rollers better than water and is better anti-pitch build-up agent too I guess.

    • @leemer1
      @leemer1 5 років тому

      @@DonnDIY I bet you something like the blue windshield deicer might work or something alcohol based.

  • @zero178rus9
    @zero178rus9 5 років тому +1

    Полотно перед пилением прогревать надо 5 минут ! Так дольше служить будет !!!

  • @tedc3895
    @tedc3895 5 років тому

    I'm a sawmill guy. Wondering ( I know there is a reason) why are limbs cut an inch from the trunk? Does it keep knots from drying out???
    Is spruce bark that thick ???
    All hardwood mill here.

    • @DonnDIY
      @DonnDIY  5 років тому

      Yes, the bark is so thick.

  • @estucoff
    @estucoff 2 роки тому

    Wood is already finnish in estonia? Near no?? 😁😁

  • @dave63118
    @dave63118 Рік тому

    Adding water to cool the blade,

  • @repair_and_restoration
    @repair_and_restoration 5 років тому

    It perfect mạchine

  • @thangquocnguyenmdp
    @thangquocnguyenmdp 5 років тому

    The two bars on the left which to stop the logs...it has an angle cut, set pointing outward? Should it be set the other way? Please explain. Thank you. I saw the water feeding to the blade....

    • @DonnDIY
      @DonnDIY  5 років тому

      These angle cuts pointing outward are for turning the logs on the mill so the log slides over the ends better. That's all. Thanks for watching!

  • @ZenatiOmar
    @ZenatiOmar 3 роки тому

    Dat zie ik aan de landschap

  • @realairplane261
    @realairplane261 3 роки тому

    Is the gas engine a gerator for the electric motor. I have been searching to see how that works.

  • @toxin911
    @toxin911 3 роки тому

    i think Mopar Orange would look good

  • @jamestate7851
    @jamestate7851 5 років тому

    Donn, you look like your cutting 2x10 centimeters which we call 2"x4" inch They look to big to be a Furring strip. But the camera can confuse you.

    • @DonnDIY
      @DonnDIY  5 років тому

      Nope, these were 3x6 cm strips, 1.18"x2.36" accordingly.

  • @dozer1642
    @dozer1642 5 років тому

    So many people complaining about surface rust.

  • @ann-raelagrelle8312
    @ann-raelagrelle8312 5 років тому

    Yes now paint. It so it lasts

  • @sarchlalaith8836
    @sarchlalaith8836 5 років тому

    Of the blade slips hope do you stop the teeth chewing up the tyres and the blade flying off?

    • @DonnDIY
      @DonnDIY  5 років тому

      The teeth don't touch the tire at any point. No need to worry about the blade chewing up the tires.

  • @williamharris1302
    @williamharris1302 5 років тому

    What does the electric motor do?

    • @DonnDIY
      @DonnDIY  5 років тому

      It's the primary power source. Not connected at the moment though.

  • @elgimecastillo3965
    @elgimecastillo3965 3 роки тому

    Great job you don't need to buy 6k plus all this wood you cutting already made the money you spend on building

  • @banteilangsyiem1826
    @banteilangsyiem1826 3 роки тому

    Donn how much if you sell it

  • @somportkulsirisritrakul3814
    @somportkulsirisritrakul3814 2 роки тому

    i want to see make lock leg

  • @generalzugs6017
    @generalzugs6017 5 років тому +2

    Why is everybody talking about paint? He did paint it. Color - rust :)

    • @DonnDIY
      @DonnDIY  5 років тому +1

      Rust is the most weatherproof coating there is! :D

    • @generalzugs6017
      @generalzugs6017 5 років тому +1

      I also like to use that rust color. It gives "character" to the project :D Best thing is - you don't even have to apply it. It applies itself. Magic!

  • @derekdaling5236
    @derekdaling5236 4 роки тому

    I don’t understand what the electric motor is for?

  • @fieldagent59isintheforest32
    @fieldagent59isintheforest32 5 років тому

    you make the most decadent sawmill videos ....... for lovers of the blade...............

    • @DonnDIY
      @DonnDIY  5 років тому

      Cheers and thanks for watching!

  • @scssarge4409
    @scssarge4409 5 років тому

    aye Friend; you are wasting to much good timber as it is sad to see the lost cuts. you need to look at the timber and get extra boards (lumber metres).

    • @DonnDIY
      @DonnDIY  5 років тому +1

      Cutting in this manner is intentional.

  • @toxin911
    @toxin911 3 роки тому

    no paint?

  • @annettemillette4091
    @annettemillette4091 4 роки тому

    but the mill parts are rusty always clean your machinery after used

  • @lucianolopes4268
    @lucianolopes4268 5 років тому

    Why do not you paint the saw to not rust

    • @DonnDIY
      @DonnDIY  5 років тому

      I will paint it.

  • @mcmxvi6946
    @mcmxvi6946 5 років тому

    Paint your sawmilling for long lasting life.

    • @DonnDIY
      @DonnDIY  5 років тому

      Yup, will do!

  • @alexgeroev8339
    @alexgeroev8339 5 років тому

    я в печали - испортил такие классные широкие доски на какие то штапики
    а в общем очень хорошая работа и установка сделана нормально !!!!

  • @saeedaghajani7788
    @saeedaghajani7788 5 років тому

    Can i help you😉?

  • @ZenatiOmar
    @ZenatiOmar 3 роки тому

    Ik weet zeker dat jij in nederland woont

  • @matthiasschmidt3366
    @matthiasschmidt3366 5 років тому

    pure saw no paint😭😭😭

    • @DonnDIY
      @DonnDIY  5 років тому

      Paint will come!

  • @suparmanwahyuni375
    @suparmanwahyuni375 2 роки тому

    Kalau beli harga berapa

  • @dillrepair
    @dillrepair Рік тому

    Hey maybe someone already said this to you, and zero disrespect meant saying it:
    Don’t roll the log towards you on that side of the mill… roll it towards you against the upright stakes on the other side. You can get away with doing it the wrong way… until you don’t. I only say this because I narrowly avoided getting my leg crushed last year making that mistake. Will never not roll it against the upright stakes again after that, not worth the risk.

    • @dillrepair
      @dillrepair Рік тому

      But that said… this is another badass build donn…. It’s great to see you having almost a million subs now too, you earned the monetization and then some so I hope UA-cam is paying you. I remember finding your channel a few years ago and wondering why TF you didn’t already have like 2 mil.