Very satisfying to watch. Good stuff

Ive been cutting hardwood and cedar using dawn and water but cutting pine or cherry i do use diesel to get rid of pitch i use polyurethane belts from suffolk machinery have had good success but i glue the belts on with yellow weather strip adhesive

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He’s very proficient, my first time to watch his channel

There’s a big difference between your left and right adjusters, on how much threads are exposed. The same is happening to mine, same sides too. But doing that put it in a bind, when lowering. Making me think something was wrong. I loosened the bolts holding the black plastic pieces that the vertical risers go through. That helped a little.

Wow. Massive log. Congratulations on your new endeavor! Subscribed

When you cannot get 16' 4x4s or 4x6s, how do they splice the skids together???

its cool but only for small logs, unless you have a massive tractor.

Yeah i can see the defect in that blade. The seams are iffy on some blades

Great design. Thanks for sharing.

Does it snipe a lot? What I’ve read on the forums is people were unhappy with the amount of sniping? Also are you happy with the weight of the machine? I’m very interested in buying the machine but one of my major concerns is it lacks the weight and sturdiness to fight vibration and durability.

I wish you success on your work. You are explaining your steps very well. Please keep us informed frequently.

You finished the presentation be saying 'It all comes down to personal preference'. But you didn't buy for preferential features, you bought it purely on price. You bought the cheapest entry level saw that woodland sells and then say you don't like the features you got and the better features you wish you had but refused to pay for? And then compare it to a much more expensive saw that had the features you were willing to pay for in the Norwood? I appreciate your video but your complaints weren't Woodlands poor engineering but you underbuying the features you wanted that were readily available from them.

Sorry to hear about the misfortune on the wood floor damage and the wells not being satisfactory. I’m proud of you for how you keep pushing through!

Hi Caleb. I've been following your amazing work, along with the ups and downs for more than two years and I'm so happy that you've landed on your feet and are doing well. You are always upbeat and willing to work your way through. As a hands-on general contractor for over 40 years, I applaud your quick grasp of the various trades. Please bear in mind that waste lines should not have 90 degree bends. Use long sweeps or 45s. Also, install wyes for cleanouts. Wishing you best of luck on the water, I hope to hear that's resolved!

thanks!

Good looking mailbox post and stand that will last for years. Blessings to you folks.

How long were your panels?

I see a spiritually empowered couple making a positive impact on future generations in more than one way!

I realize that this video is a year old, but just in case someone new sees it I'm going to add an observation here. All manufacturers that use roller guides, as far as I know, recommend leaving about 1/8" clearance between the flange on the back of the roller guide and the blade. That may account for the added noise he heard.

Love the layout & design very practical!

Those old blade rollers are so much better than the new ceramic.

I didnt think you were going to clear the knob on the log on your first cut. looks like good solid wood

That log will provide many, many feet of nice boards. Blessing to you.

Eeee, svaka ti dala,,,, kojoj predlozis seks.

I hope your well drilling is cheaper than here in MD.

You work like a young man, I had forgotten how that was. Keep it up for as long as possible.

Great work!!! Well-designed and strong! ☺️

So beautiful!!! ❤

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Terrific work. Moving along quickly. Thanks for taking us along !

Good video, it’s unbelievable how big some stumps can get.

Boa noite qual largura da lâmina e qual o passo do dente ?

Nice! I'll spare you the consequences of the mistake I made when wiring the 30 amp RV plug. I first wired it to 240 volt and it blew the (i forget what it's called) in the RV. They are made for 120 volt.

Looking good!

Needs a few more like buttons. 😂 I clicked like in the first 2 minutes and can’t accelerate it any further. ❤❤❤

Very nice work! Wish it was that straightforward in California!

Great work!!!

I "up graded as well for our 36 v2. They sent a whole new brackets that looked good at least on the "before cut side or inlet side", it had provisions for coolant. I have real reservations on the quality on the "Exit cut side brackets". The new roller guide kit / upgrade, came with ceramic pucks on the under side for both the inlet cut side and exit cut side. this worked well for the first 5-10 logs, mostly pine. After that it would shack and vibrate something fierce at times. Usually I could slow down the feed and some what control this . I figured that I needed to adjust to this new blade guide system. BUT the reality was that the exit side bracket was fatiguing with every pass. Today with less that 20 logs on these new blade guides, the exit side bracket, folded over like cheep crack addict hooker needing a new shot of her drug of choice. In all fairness I did contact Noorwood and came back with " we never heard of such a thing" & "we are forwarding your concern to our engineering department". So well see about the famous customer service. Which has been pretty good so far! But in the mean time I am embarrassed in front of my customer with constant fiddling and adjustments and eventually brake down. I put the original ceramic exit side guide back on and re-leveled as best I could and whaallaa, the vibration and shacking stopped.

When Ours would bind as your described. One of the carriage rollers would have jump and not tracking in the groove of the roller. Usually the left front from the operators station.

That's awesome man, I love seeing the progress. You'll have a beautiful property by the time you're done with it 👍

❤💪man that’s nice I had to subscribe God bless brother

Great video!

Before you know it, you will be pouring concrete.

anxious to watch your progress

She’s just marrying you for your sawmill ; )

Excellent work!

I was wondering if you had sold your Norwood Saw Mill? Or if you just bought a woodland mills at your new place?

Very cool.

You are very skilled. I'll enjoy following your progress on your own homestead!