Wow, that really nice piece log, what table top bottom would be

Forgot you had this surfacer

Do you first look for metal before cutting in these big old trees? I found a lead bullet in a slab I bought once.

Time to put your sawmill inside. It doesn’t need to be in front of your tuck under house garages.

I will never complain about the cost of wood again

Would you do cherrie apple pear

Matt so what kind of trees do you want to plant .

I would have thought a few circulars off the buttress for tables would be nice.

Is the 4th cookie for sale , actually 3rd or 4th ?

Left you speachless?? Drop it on your foot?

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How old do you think it was?

Just a heads up, im going to need an update on that tree later.

Ya trimmed the wrong end those from the but would have made good tables 2 in thick resin and legs beautiful if done well.

It's just good firewood

Matt, has anybody told you that you are a real "cut up?"

Hello Matt - which model bandsaw do you have and would you recommend it?

Congratulations on making that camouflaged door for your kitchen. Those hinges are really impressive hardware items. A very interesting video.👍😅

I had a deep thought, but have to be careful with too many of those though, since I usually smell smoke when I do.lol With all the projects you have built, a lot on your own, some with a lot of help from Donavon...like your saw mill, your custom log trailer, all the custom furniture, the pole barn, the addition/s remodel of the house, with a beautiful custom kitchen, plus any others I've forgotten. I believe all of these could be a weekly show/documentary, showing all your skills and accomplishments, with steps from week to week, that I believe would be very entertaining for a whole lot of people above your 436K subscribers. Kind of like Norm Abram(The New Yankee Workshop and This Old House) on steroids, with the custom metal works you've done as well. I know you've got more than enough videography that can be used, that would last years of programing. The powers that be might even need to make it an hour program. I believe, if someone that has the power in programing that hasn't seen your accomplishments/videography yet, they might be very impressed by it, and decide to make a program for viewers. Not sure how all that works, and how you would get properly compensated for your content, though if interested would definitely be another source of income/exposure. Being very smart, and able to actually apply that to projects is totally different, I believe, and not something a lot/most can do, I believe. Happy wood/metal working!🙂

Amazing dovetails. Your skill is amazing. Just curious, do you really enjoy making them by hand or are those ones you couldn’t cut faster with a router?

I love this kitchen. The stone is so beautiful.

Thanks so much, now I finally understand about all those tools in my cabinet-maker dad's shop!

Love seeing you in action Matty! Keep up the awesomeness!

WowEee!

Wonderful. 100% great video. KZbin at its best.

Prachtige armen😅

Beautiful! What would Z slab go for?

amazing slabs

The base doesn't have a lot of interesting things going on but it does have some nice color.

I like those steel supports you put on top of the blocks. Those adjustments are money.

Why don't you just use a hose to wet the slabs? Cool vid, learned a bit too. Thanks Matt.

Okey you got a huge garrage but no water hose rigged up? Thats so weird to me :/

Do any of you guys own a water hose? Geez

Beautiful work, Matt. Your attention to detail is so impressive! Not only would I love to have your talent, I would love to have your patience! Eagerly awaiting your next video!

Hi Matt, I'm wondering what is the pitch of your blade tooth? We started with 22 degrees, but have recently moved to 10 degrees for hardwoods. We've only ever used carbide tipped blades. The hardwood blades with 10 degree pitch cut slightly slower, but last more than twice as long. So you may get an increase in use (it looks to me like you're using 22ish degree pitch) out of blades for with the lower pitch. So that can double your blade life, essentially halving the cost to operate. And these go through metal without impact to the blade like the 22 degree pitch does. Scott from Japan

charging station on the kitchen sink?" Can I ask why one needs them there.

I do not like the plain white bath tub sink. the apt kitchen will be bigger and nicer using all hardwood nice inside corners -- Please keep your fingers away from the table saw blade ; constantly ripping wood and feeding boards by hand from left of blade and using fingers, and > inches from blade. Stubborn? Cheap? Crazy? Rather than a proper Rt. side pusher. Even a feather board. Stop it!

How much do slabs like these go for? I’ve seen tables sell for thousands using wood like this

Thanks. Really enjoyed the barn series. I was wondering how the spray insulation worked with having soffits ? I was thinking that soffits helped with airflow if you had an exposed attic but you have insulated to the metal so assume everything is within the insulated envelope ? Does this mean you covered the soffits ? Thanks

As a "metric guy", I would suggest displaying your metric measure in millimeters (mm) rather than decimals of centimeters or even meters. .3cm is "unnatural" it should be expressed at 3mm. And even 1.8m is more easily digested as 1,800mm. Just an idea. Scott from Japan

Can the saw blades be sharpened?

Looks like you got some turkey tail mushrooms at the 9:51 time. These mushrooms are great to eat as well as very good for you for a lots of things. Look into this.

I always suspected there was more work than meets the eye in these videos, so it's nice to see the "other" part of the job. Well done.

The Isle of Spalt has to be located in the Spaltic Sea!!!😂

Having watched the video, it brought a question about spraying for mold or insects. Is there anything you use for the protection during drying time?

just invest in a hose instead off fkign around with the buckets

Massive? You mean like a flea is massive? The walnut trees in my area (Puget Sound, western Washington) have BRANCHES much bigger than that little twig. Someone asked me to give a bid on cutting down a tree that ended up being a genuinely big walnut. I turned it down. You'd need a BIG crane to be able to just take a branch off of it. One solid branch was over 6ft in diameter.

I watch these with subtitles, and is curious about the closed captions. Good at describing sounds, not always with the tools. Beautiful progres on the kitchen!

Why did you not cut the end off and make a nice roundish piece. to me it would have been more level.