Sawing on a big red oak log

[@inthebackyardwithdel438]

Hey Mr Brent , that hammer chisel is pretty slick for removing the bark and that was a great idea to move the processor to cut the slabs .👍🏻🇺🇸

[@lugtugsawmill4725]

Thanks Del, bands stay sharper longer if the bark is gone.
Brent

[@MsdMakingSawDust]

That really looks like a real nice red oak. Nice size also. Looks like some really nice boards. The closet stuff is the less work there is to do. Thanks for sharing.

[@lugtugsawmill4725]

We got some really nice lumber from that one. Thanks for stopping by Steve.
Brent

[@stevebuchholz6723]

Hello young man that okay we all forget things 😊just kept the good work

[@lugtugsawmill4725]

Thanks for stopping by Steve. We’ll keep doing what we do.
Brent

[@JelenOutDoors]

Brent, that is most certainly a big log to work with. Removing the bark sure helps to extend the blade life. Quite the check in that one piece. Lots of lumber in that 12x16 cant. You have some nice firewood from cutting the slabs (Off-cuts). Have a good one!

[@lugtugsawmill4725]

Hey Paul, those big ones are sometimes hard to handle but, they're too good for fire wood.With the slabs and top there maybe enough fire wood for a winter. Thanks for stopping by.
Brent

[@TheOldManAndTheSaw]

THAT is a beautiful log. You're going to get some fantastic lumber from it.
I especially like your Automatic Carriage Return System you have.

[@lugtugsawmill4725]

Hey Dave, 176 board feet clear boards mostly 12” wide. She is always looking for ways to help.
Brent

[@lugtugsawmill4725]

Hey Dave, 176 board feet clear boards mostly 12” wide. She is always looking for ways to help.
Brent