Nice sawing, Jason. That first log was alive! That slab just jumped right back on top. It's a good thing it didn't unsaw itself or you'd have extra sawing to do. Bill
A productive morning leaving time for fun with the kids. Life is good! Watching you going back and forth trying to center up the pith with the toe board, I couldn't help thinking how nice a remote hydraulic control would be out there near the end of the mill. I guess it's a good way to get some extra steps in for the day;-)
The main reason for my previous comment was that after just a short while, you took the respirator off. While on a submarine, I often had to wear a respirator like device for drills, and later as a boat builder I frequently wore a respirator because the chemicals were really bad. Respirators are very uncomfortable. So, I am always interested in what UA-camr's are wearing. If I had a job that required constant use of a respirator (I am retired), I would look into the respirator technology that appeared during the Pandemic. It might not be perfect, but better than nothing seems fine to me.
Do those first cuts off each face of the log just go in a burn pile? Do you use them for firewood at home? That second log was the money log, huh? Thanks for the video, Jason!
I do cut some up to use as kindling but I end up with so much, a lot of it ends up on a burn pile. I’d like to get a chipper and make nice cedar chips.
Would you have access to any redwood? I need some all heart VG beveled siding to replace woodpecker damaged pieces. Otherwise I’ve got to drive all the way to California to get it. Nice video on the cedar milling…
Have you had much of chance to use your PTO skidding winch since you got it? I am surprised that those cedar logs are still sitting on the road side hill by your property.
I’ve used it mostly as a counterweight. The guy I bought it from said he didn’t use it once he got an excavator and now I feel like I’m that guy. I may end up selling it. I think I can make a few bucks on it.
@@NorthwestSawyer Before you sell your skidding winch, do you think it would be the better option of getting all those downed trees from the storm off your property?
Honestly, most of them use the exact same components. The two I reviewed both work very well. It’s mostly what you prefer as far as terrain and comfort. We have over 200 miles on one of them.
You can actually see in the video, I made a cut and still had the far toe board up. You see me lower it in the video but it was too late. I didn’t catch it until I was editing.
There are good reasons for wearing a respirator if you are going to be working with a lot of Cedar. It does have carcinogenic effects. These are especially a concern if you are working in a closed environment. I expect on the Pacific Coast the breeze is sufficient to minimize the exposure out of doors. However, that is not the appropriate respirator for a man with a beard. The resistance for air flow through the beard is much less than the resistance through the carbon filter. That respirator could actually be increasing the quantity of cedar aromatics reaching your lungs. So, good idea, not the right device. They make Powered Air Purifying Respirators for guys just like you. I have seen several on UA-cam presenters. In recent years the industry has developed comfortable high visibility PAPR's. If, however, you are just trying to minimize the dust, the beard will do just fine. Stay Safe Clean Space PAPR - ua-cam.com/video/mkENlFkKXLI/v-deo.htmlsi=QgMMgtsMtavPXQsR
Another great job Jason…nice to see you keeping busy 👍👍👍🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧
Nice sawing, Jason. That first log was alive! That slab just jumped right back on top. It's a good thing it didn't unsaw itself or you'd have extra sawing to do.
Bill
You’re always on my mind when deciding where to put my rewind😉
Nice touch with the excavator. Good to see you doing some milling.😊
Thank you!
Where have us been…long time no see? You’re still kicking, glad to see!!😊
I’ve been a busy boy 😉
Has been a miss for sure
At least you are better to watch than looking out window seeing snow falling in waves of fronts coming through. Nice bit of sawing .
Barry! I was just thinking about you. I was going to message you and see how you were doing. I don’t feel like I ever heard from you in a while.
@@NorthwestSawyer been busy sorting getting my second hip operation organised. The health service here take their own sweet time, hope by October.
@@barryhansen6854 fingers crossed!
Good to see you Jason Thanks for the show✌️ Napa California
Thanks, Sean!
Thanks for another video. Always interesting to watch.
Thanks for watching!
Most enjoyable, thank you Jason 👍
Glad you enjoyed it!
Some beautiful wood brother! Hope you are doing well and get back to work on that sweet ride of a build you are creating! 😂
A productive morning leaving time for fun with the kids. Life is good! Watching you going back and forth trying to center up the pith with the toe board, I couldn't help thinking how nice a remote hydraulic control would be out there near the end of the mill. I guess it's a good way to get some extra steps in for the day;-)
There’s no shortage of exercise with a sawmill! Even with hydraulics 😉
Good to see you back, Holmes
Looks like some great looking cedar man!
Nice work with excavator 🚜🚜
Like that Grapple/Hook/Rake w/ Thumb, attachment.... or whatever you call it.
That’s a brush rake. I use the heck out of it!
Nice looking boards. 😊
Thanks!
You made my weekend thanks
Awesome!
Hello Jason! Been awhile, hope everything is going well with you! Excellent video!!...Munster
love sawing cedar!
The main reason for my previous comment was that after just a short while, you took the respirator off. While on a submarine, I often had to wear a respirator like device for drills, and later as a boat builder I frequently wore a respirator because the chemicals were really bad.
Respirators are very uncomfortable. So, I am always interested in what UA-camr's are wearing. If I had a job that required constant use of a respirator (I am retired), I would look into the respirator technology that appeared during the Pandemic. It might not be perfect, but better than nothing seems fine to me.
I noticed you left your toe board up and I think that’s how you got the tapered can’t. I yelled at you but you didn’t hear me 😂
👍👍
Do those first cuts off each face of the log just go in a burn pile? Do you use them for firewood at home? That second log was the money log, huh? Thanks for the video, Jason!
I do cut some up to use as kindling but I end up with so much, a lot of it ends up on a burn pile. I’d like to get a chipper and make nice cedar chips.
@@NorthwestSawyer oh, yeah…a chipper would be great! Bet your neighbors would love some chips too!
Wonderful cedar Jason, makes you're mouth water. Do the off cuts make into firewood?
Thank you! Sometimes I cut the scraps up for kindling. I’m kicking around the idea of getting a wood chipper and making cedar chips.
@NorthwestSawyer making chips sounds a good idea, good luck
Would you have access to any redwood? I need some all heart VG beveled siding to replace woodpecker damaged pieces. Otherwise I’ve got to drive all the way to California to get it. Nice video on the cedar milling…
Have you had much of chance to use your PTO skidding winch since you got it? I am surprised that those cedar logs are still sitting on the road side hill by your property.
I’ve used it mostly as a counterweight. The guy I bought it from said he didn’t use it once he got an excavator and now I feel like I’m that guy. I may end up selling it. I think I can make a few bucks on it.
@@NorthwestSawyer Before you sell your skidding winch, do you think it would be the better option of getting all those downed trees from the storm off your property?
It looked like you kept the far end jacked up off the bunks once you flipped it to the swn side.
You are correct. I didn’t catch it until I was editing the video but that’s definitely where my wedge came from.
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I never learned how to use the simple set.they just said it was easy when they dropped it off.
Maybe I should do a video on it?
👋🏼
Such thin boards!
What ebike do you recommend?
Honestly, most of them use the exact same components. The two I reviewed both work very well. It’s mostly what you prefer as far as terrain and comfort. We have over 200 miles on one of them.
How did that happen that you made a wwege?
You can actually see in the video, I made a cut and still had the far toe board up. You see me lower it in the video but it was too late. I didn’t catch it until I was editing.
There are good reasons for wearing a respirator if you are going to be working with a lot of Cedar. It does have carcinogenic effects. These are especially a concern if you are working in a closed environment. I expect on the Pacific Coast the breeze is sufficient to minimize the exposure out of doors.
However, that is not the appropriate respirator for a man with a beard. The resistance for air flow through the beard is much less than the resistance through the carbon filter. That respirator could actually be increasing the quantity of cedar aromatics reaching your lungs. So, good idea, not the right device.
They make Powered Air Purifying Respirators for guys just like you. I have seen several on UA-cam presenters. In recent years the industry has developed comfortable high visibility PAPR's.
If, however, you are just trying to minimize the dust, the beard will do just fine. Stay Safe
Clean Space PAPR - ua-cam.com/video/mkENlFkKXLI/v-deo.htmlsi=QgMMgtsMtavPXQsR
I’ve looked into the powered units. They’re nice but not cheap. I’d like to have one for my lathe.