Somehow you manage to capture all of what I love about UA-cam. The fun edits, honest content of seeing the actual work being done, the details that normally don’t make the cut, and the vibe you cannot get on the commercial tv shows 📺
I wish they would do at least one video collaboration to make sense of the separation. I feel like this would be helpful to both. Any loyal follower is left just thinking that either Stephan screwed over Rich or that Rich cut Stephan out because of the financial loss. My opinion based on watching all of Rich’s videos is that he seems snake bit because of the financial loss. But Stephan added serious value to RR. I would say Stephan added at least 70% value!!
I love Mesquite because it reminds me of my grandparent's farm in Texas. I also love using Mesquite to smoke meat and it burns hot on the fire in the winter and I love the way it smells.
This is a delicious comment. Very nostalgic scent to me as well, though I'm certain whatever was grilling in Texas was better than what was here in New England.
My favorite species of wood (at least for carpentry) is whatever the heck that glorious stuff is that Shoyan Japanese Carpenter gets his hands on. Clear-grain, beautiful soft color, machines like butter, and they use it for seemingly every post and beam on working-class homes so it's gotta be cheap, too. Don't know the actual species but we sure don't have anything like that in America.
Ambrosia maple. Beautiful maple wood that has been figured by bugs and hard enough to use anywhere. I enjoyed you on RR but really appreciated you more when I discovered you dabble into the fine craft of woodworking.
In the past year I have become fond of cedar, it smells good drys quickly easy to cut and split great for heating the house in fireplace, very little ash. I used to burn pine, white oak and eucalyptus, a summer of felling, cutting splitting and stacking leads to a warm dry winter
Pine. Nothing better than the smell of a gaggle of pine trees. Well, maybe second to a gaggle of racoons. My grandmother use to feed them from a window that had a box on the outside. They'd come at night and she'd feed them from the window. They loved her.
Love seeing your amazing watch collection on wrist whilst doing actual work, not just sitting on wrist during social events! Great and interesting video once again! The variety of your talents still amazing to see. Good on you sir! Unfortunately I've not ever given time or thought as to what type of wood is my favorite (insert joke here), so I'll leave it to the rest of the better equipped community to handle that.
the watches and knives are such a cool little bonus, and the fact that they are worn and actually used is a big up on respect. no favorite wood.. but favorite watch? that speedy moonphase .. what about you logun?
Holy moley... if ever more proof was needed that hereditary genes are a thing... You and brother look so much alike. Canadian Air Force... LOL. As a Canuck, I approve of this.
Nice saw mill , did you set the rails on leveled blocks or a concrete pad? When I get my acreage I’m setting one up hopefully in the next year ! Can’t wait 👍🏻 As always great video! And your. Bro’s chain saw is fantastic! 😂made me laugh
Awww yis. Thanks for explaining this stuff. Ain’t never lived in a property that’s big enough to have it own gaggle of trees so it’s fascinating to see how it’s milled into lumber 🪵
Favorite wood, Rimu. I love it because it's Rimu and nothing else is. Also, saw your brother and thought "wow, Professor Salowsky has really let himself go.", but no.
Somehow you manage to capture all of what I love about UA-cam. The fun edits, honest content of seeing the actual work being done, the details that normally don’t make the cut, and the vibe you cannot get on the commercial tv shows 📺
he does videos far better than most. and it takes days to edit like that
@@toddclancy5237I’ve never edited but I can’t imagine it’s easy
Now it all makes sense who did the editing and video concept when rich rebuilds was actually incredible. It’s so so now
He did most the things on RR, been following a long time. That channel hasn’t completed a build without him
@@v8thunder694 an entire year and no finished project compared to Stefan building an entire cabana in a month here
I wish they would do at least one video collaboration to make sense of the separation. I feel like this would be helpful to both. Any loyal follower is left just thinking that either Stephan screwed over Rich or that Rich cut Stephan out because of the financial loss. My opinion based on watching all of Rich’s videos is that he seems snake bit because of the financial loss. But Stephan added serious value to RR. I would say Stephan added at least 70% value!!
My take is that they're both going through various personal/legal issues and RR has dealt with it differently than Stevon.
I love Mesquite because it reminds me of my grandparent's farm in Texas. I also love using Mesquite to smoke meat and it burns hot on the fire in the winter and I love the way it smells.
Damn this comment made me hungry. Great call
This is a delicious comment. Very nostalgic scent to me as well, though I'm certain whatever was grilling in Texas was better than what was here in New England.
My favorite species of wood (at least for carpentry) is whatever the heck that glorious stuff is that Shoyan Japanese Carpenter gets his hands on. Clear-grain, beautiful soft color, machines like butter, and they use it for seemingly every post and beam on working-class homes so it's gotta be cheap, too. Don't know the actual species but we sure don't have anything like that in America.
2 stroke chainsaw but a 4 stroke dirt bike. Love it 😂
i love wood. and i love sundays with stevon
stevon that edit clip got me real good of your 4th wall poke
I am envious of the smell of fresh cut boards. I know that might sound weird, but here we are.
It needs to be a candle or cologne
I was subscribed before anyone knew you were here, much less could be entertaining on your own. I get the early adopter bonus!
this is the content i love. thank you lord stevon
a particularly satisfying sensory episode: gravel cronches, metallic shnnngggs, thom chainsawbraps, homemade steven beats...very nice, Pino
NOFX SHIRT gets a comment and a like. but I'd do that regardless for you stevon.
im in love with a monosyllabic girl
Steve on is our garrison Keillor, with better taste in music
He should make a music channel too
Steven could make a 2 hour long wood cutting documentary and I wood watch it.
lol. I wood two
i also love wood. rich mahogany and many leatherbound books.
Comon Stevonne, wood is wood. As long as it's hard I'm all for it.
I see a reclaimed wood guitar in your future. Very near future.
oh that would be a hell of a thing to watch him do
This is most definitely on the to-do list Mr. Fox
Really been enjoying your videos. The editing style is somewhat mesmerizing
its what keeps me coming back, doesnt matter the topic
this videos are top tier. killer job Stevo
that chainsaw is absolutely menacing. I want one.
Some say not doing a rendition of The Lumberjack by Jackly was a missed opportunity
Adding that to the list of regrets...
@@boxeclectic Sorry I know how that feels
this was a complete american experience. thank you
Favorite wood = Toms loopy lumber
That milling saw is so terrifying it could be featured in a Coen brothers film.
It’s like watching some busy beavers over here, that happen to be able to produce music
Ambrosia maple. Beautiful maple wood that has been figured by bugs and hard enough to use anywhere. I enjoyed you on RR but really appreciated you more when I discovered you dabble into the fine craft of woodworking.
this is getting an instant subscribe. great content and I had yet to laugh at anything today so well done
thatt dirtbike bit got me
In the past year I have become fond of cedar, it smells good drys quickly easy to cut and split great for heating the house in fireplace, very little ash. I used to burn pine, white oak and eucalyptus, a summer of felling, cutting splitting and stacking leads to a warm dry winter
Pine. Nothing better than the smell of a gaggle of pine trees. Well, maybe second to a gaggle of racoons. My grandmother use to feed them from a window that had a box on the outside. They'd come at night and she'd feed them from the window. They loved her.
your grandmother sounds awesome
@@KennethHolland800 Thank you, she was an amazing woman. Rest in peace Grandma.
gaggle of geese lol. what about the RACCOONS?
I too want the raccoons
Oh don't you worry they will be around...
Love seeing your amazing watch collection on wrist whilst doing actual work, not just sitting on wrist during social events! Great and interesting video once again! The variety of your talents still amazing to see. Good on you sir! Unfortunately I've not ever given time or thought as to what type of wood is my favorite (insert joke here), so I'll leave it to the rest of the better equipped community to handle that.
the watches and knives are such a cool little bonus, and the fact that they are worn and actually used is a big up on respect. no favorite wood.. but favorite watch? that speedy moonphase .. what about you logun?
Thom kinda looks like Stevon and Bam Margera had a kid that was mildly addicted to Stroopwafels
Holy moley... if ever more proof was needed that hereditary genes are a thing... You and brother look so much alike. Canadian Air Force... LOL. As a Canuck, I approve of this.
Thom is the best, mirror image 🤣
stevon what dont you do!?
RRB 😢
Cedar is my fav! I love the smell and it keeps away moths
Can’t wait to meet with the gaggle of people at work tomorrow.
Brapppp brapp GSD
two of my favorite things.
big fan of you doing everything start to finish, kudos to that sir
Canadian maple is awesome for its strength and syrup
plzz drop a fresh cut pine and two stroke cologne so we can all smell that powerful
That would be the ultimate musk
Wow, you and your brother really look alike. Also, what he did to that chainsaw is genius. Wow, what are the odds of that nail being there
5:29 Thom's thumb in operation.
I have Wood
me too.
I also have wood.
I have big wood.
Lignum vitae
I see the upload, I like the upload 🤙
Nice saw mill , did you set the rails on leveled blocks or a concrete pad?
When I get my acreage I’m setting one up hopefully in the next year ! Can’t wait 👍🏻
As always great video! And your. Bro’s chain saw is fantastic! 😂made me laugh
2/16 you clearly meant 8/64
Rhodesian. You know, for fighting sticks
This is a perfect response 🎉
That’s 4/32.🥴😉😆
My favorite type of wood is... * REVVING NOISES REVVING NOISES REVVING NOISES *
BRAPPPPPPPPPPPP BRAPPPPPP
Go Army!
I thought for sure you would be sawing wood in your air Jesus sandals but that nofx t will do just fine
Stevons brother is cool we want to see him more 🤘
Thom most certainly needs to emerge more, he's an elusive Pokemon.
People know me. I’m very important. I have many leather-bound books and my apartment smells of rich mahogany. ⚓️🙋♂️
white oak all the way
Twims?!
I wood
Mahogany and Blue Mahoe
Awww yis. Thanks for explaining this stuff. Ain’t never lived in a property that’s big enough to have it own gaggle of trees so it’s fascinating to see how it’s milled into lumber 🪵
Favorite wood, Rimu. I love it because it's Rimu and nothing else is.
Also, saw your brother and thought "wow, Professor Salowsky has really let himself go.", but no.
the Thom & STEEEEEvON Show!