Kids the boss didn't ya know?😂

I weld them with Mig,then anneal it with propane torch/70% success rate

Efficient operator

if you take a small bright led flashlight and shine it on the face of the tooth after you have sharpened it one stroke the reflection from the sharprned surface will show you how the stone is contacting the tooth and if needed make adjustments. I waer a small headlamp so I don't have to fool with flashlight

Very inconsistent way to try no tooth I'd the same height won't work well unless your very lucky

Great vid! Be careful while moving the trailer with its leveling jacks extended & grease your ball so rv slides right on top of it.

Everybody hates when the go out to their tractor and it has a wet seat and they have nothing to dry it off with

If you gotta sharpen a blade sharpener a blade don't talk.

Amazing same my loader

Gotta love Tonka trucks 😆🔥

Love this! Very innovative 🙌

I’m definitely going to build one of these. Have you tried mouth wash to prevent algae I use it for my livestock troughs.

very smart couple. Keep making videos

Cool.you two are amazing

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AWW

I could be wrong but it like an Arizona Blonde to me!

He wanted to be your friend 😂😅

Damn boy he thicc 😂

Now I know how a lug nut feels 😂

That is so beautiful, I wonder if you epoxy it or put some kind of compound/chemical on it that would keep the color because that would make some immaculate furniture especially like a coffee table or something.

I would like to add it paints reslly nice

Once did a job with poplar, milled 2,000 bf in a months time trim & baseboard for an office complex, small shop back on a farm

Get cats or terrier dogs.

Like most things, you can blame the government. Regulations for soy based wire casings because "it's good for the environment".

it’s because there’s peanut oil or something like it in the coating that goes on some wires. At least, that’s how i understand it

Update; Man I shaped a grinding wheel to match my blades and had good success,. or way better than what I had. Problem is it was time consuming. I know that my blades cut like a razor,.... But.. I also know holding the blade by hand I'm getting some variations in angles and depth,. don't get me wrong I had surprising results by hand, considering. I again was using a full on bench grinder not the chainsaw grinder. But I have now gone to the Dark Side..... And sprung for a RS30 with setter from Woodland. Reason for this ... I fell into a supply of muddy and rock filled logs, and I can only clean so much(I miss a little here and there) So motivation got the best of me. I know that I am going to be sharpening A LOT more blades AND (more frequently....) And can't just be waiting for Rainy Days. On a side note,. My wallet, or paper fold is Less now. Like you said, a sawmill is nothing without blades(Blades are a Vital...REQUIREMENT) Cheers and thanks for helping me along.

I mill alot of Tulip Poplar here on our land in West Virginia and it can be gorgeous when first sawn. To me, it God's love and blessing for revealing its beauty to me.

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Good detailed explanations, but could of done without all the irritating annoying noises you were making.

Looks like White Oak.

Best filler for welding is a piece of blade. 😂

I have been trying this method, but seems like I cant saw very long, and some blades just want to wander down or up in the cut. i am thinking the blade should be set? what are your thoughts?

I built a similar one, with a custom base, I can get my blades sharper than factory, and they cut better.👍

Nice machine. Quite the ram on that thumb. 👍

Good vid, thanks for sharing

Good vid, thanks for sharing

New sub here, love your humor .

So that's what I heard all the way in NC. Why is it always after something is loaded down. I had a truck load of gravel and the tank pump quit, Can't raise the bed too good when the truck won't start. Had a valve stem give up on trailer after I had the tractor Bucked Down.... I understand your pain. Luckily you didn't blindly add air and have it explode. True Story. My Uncle was a truck driver, and was airing up the inner tire, Some know what a PAIN that is... ANYWAY.... It exploded with the 150 psi And put him in the hospital a week or so with a concusion or SHELL SHOCK. Had it been the outter tire it propably would have Killed him. My Uncle was Also 7' a "Big John" man (if ya'll know that song)

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I think you should use a circular blade saw sharpening disc. It has an outer rim glued to it made of diamon dust or something like that. Buy a good quality one and it will last a very long time. I have one and i sharpen all my saw blades, i have also made a jig to sharpen drill bits. And keep in mind the circular saw blades have carbite teeth. It hasn't changed it's shape a bit, still flat. The downside is, the rim wich has the diamond stone is only on one side and is pretty slim. But compared to the stone you're using that sharpens just like factory. You have to keep in mind that the disc, must be perfectly balanced in centerd in the axle. The problem with normal sharpening stones is that the steel eats them as you grind and if you only use one little side of the stone all the time it will make a small gove in there wich will ruing the sharpening of the most important part, the tip of the tooth.

I find that with this technique eventually a tiny groove forms in the grinding wheel that takes the top of the tooth off.

Call me crazy too. I have only dulled 3-4 blades so far. 1 !!! of those was a back stop strike ... I know.... lost several teeth. It may be a I know this tree has nails in it , standby. But, I'm sure that would be a cull and I understand that,. But I still want my blades back.(just me) Just for kicks I took a blade and sharpened it with a file. (I'm an old school chainsaw filer)not a fan of grinders, partly because they usually are not too easy to take along. and they can screw the temper up,. Anyway,. I spent a ridiculous amount of time, round file in gullet and flat on teeth, I know the technique was botched, but it produced a very good result, considering my beard was longer after the process.... Didn't mess with the set and I know that will come eventually, but I wanted to see or try my hand at it. (just to see) The guys at the blade shop said you will just ruin a good blade. Welllllll.... that thing cut like hot knife through butter, My buddy was like DAAAAANg.... I said don't be too impressed cause it took me forever and it was a Pain. I too don't like the idea of not getting my blades back because someone deemed it unfit (just to sell more blades)and furthermore the thought of not getting my blades back,,. I saw the piles of,,, or racks of blades and not sure the guys knew or cared who's blades were who's, just like the post office, not sure how they pass all they do everyday,. let alone Holidays... I addition I don't like to rely on anyone and taking or mailing is just a PAIN.. !!! And then you have to make time to go and pickup your blades(before they close)and time doesn't always allow the daily chores and obstacles.(or problems) I may order a diamond wheel or I may fashion my own, I could buy a case of grinding wheels for what 1 actual wheel costs. I'm on the fence on this one. I have ordered a simple setter, so I'm kinda committed at this point to progress in some way. I have 30 blades (all new) so I am not pushed at this point and I'm a more of a hobby sawer than trying to produce profit. My mill is all manual but it does what I need (30")and furthermore,. it's therapeutic to me. Anyway that was a long Ramble.. Just to say thanks for making the video. 1 more thing... all my cutting has been oak, & Red oak and some cedar. Cedar is my Fav all around. But oak is not the easiest wood to start out on. And I have a pile of it to get cleaned up. get sap rot off and just squared or canted up. Thanks again.

Oh ! You forgot to invite me. lol

I have surprisingly sharpened with a file with good results, but my beard got longer before I was done. Have trust issues.... that I will actually get MY blades back that I sent and not somebody else's that has been sharpened 3x's already. ETC.... Shop guys swear only they can sharpen blades, chainsaw shops are the same.... News break, I can sharpen too.... I just have to get past that learning curve..... and then setting... Cheers. got a thumbs up...

Poplar is good siding wood. 3/4 rough sawn board n batten. Id prefer it 2:1 over pine. Framing though.. hard to nail?

I just watched a blade video. Pallet guys use a weird gullet that rakes/sweeps out the sawdust. Its like they just grind the top 1/2 of the blade. They leave some face metal as part of the gullet. Might not de-temper the blade as easy.. might be worse... idk.

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