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I would use finer chips. It’s a trial and error thing but you should have much more smoke pouring into the glass.

Nicely done project. I really like the drawer with the food and water bowls. I wonder how often it is 'in' versus 'out'. If you had to do it again, would you put the bowls in the drawer?

Very efficient and professional operation. I love the log moving device, did you weld it yourself? and the straps keep both ends off the ground - smart !! I noticed some log movers at 5K each , very expensive. So I bought a portable mill with trailer. I have a small compact tractor with lift capacity of only 1,000 lbs, so it can't even lift larger logs. I wish I had known this future requirement when I was looking for a small tractor. 1,500 to 2,000 lb capacity would have been my min requirement which translates into approx $15K to 20K more in tractor costs.

I'm about to make 2.5 inch slabs out of a 14 foot long Pecan trunk, nominal width is about 30 inches. Hope we don't have too many inclusions.

I like the way you work…nice job ….I found they work much better with coarse saw dust (like off a resaw bandsaw) but just a pinch; not too much; we dont want to completely block the screen. Also with ice in the glass It creates a natural downdraft. This was my experience 🙏

Looks like it's time for a full face shield to protect your baby face.

Does the glue stand the heat? What glue do you use?

Use a large drill bit and drill into a piece of wood you want to try. The shavings from drilling the wood work great.

That is a massive log for a manual mill, but you got it done!! Should be some gorgeous lumber

When TK2306 and I work the sawmill, it's always the most exciting time to wipe the dust off to expose the grain. Mother nature has yet to disappoint me. Looks like it warmed up quick. Keep on trucking !!!

Cool video. Appreciate you willing to experiment with this project.

Chips need sit inside hole.

The inspiration of desperation

It's not every day you encounter pure genius. Thanks for the video

I mean it's definitely worked I've done that. I just hope that you don't do that on a regular basis because it does obviously put a lot of stress on your rear end of your truck but in a pinch go for it. Peace and be well man

That's the last thing I would want.

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Very nice

Good job man looks great

The way you pour you can be my bartender any time !

Thanks for leading the way. Appreciate the post and will follow….rock on….

what did you use to make the metal screen?

I make a version of these, except they’re used with chocolate milk and you fill the chimney with meth… I’m expecting sales to pick up during the holiday selling season…………..

for pocket holes, some quick shop-made plywood clamping squares work wonders. I spent a couple hours making 8 of them and now I don't know how I did things without them. I'm just a hobbyist, so anything to help me is a good thing. I made mine based on these: kzbin.info/www/bejne/r3jSfnyPaJdohK8 Hope it's helpful. There are a lot of useful jigs and whatnot on his channel.

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get yourself some chaps/pants,not worth taking chances for a hundred bucks.stay lucky bro.just saving for a mi!!.worked in harness for 39yrs and looking forward to using timber I'm cutting.going to get a vertical mill too to try.running husky 395xp.36" bar.maddog,West cork.eire

Nice work man that came out beautiful

Looks great! I've watched dozens of these milling videos now, and people rarely point out the benefit of going downhill. I have yet to start milling myself but I'll be sure to employ that strategy.

Walnut store bought or from your mill?

,a cool video keep up the great content.. Thank you…..

Looking forward to your next project! RG

Quarter sawn red oak - yes it will be worth it. The grain pop on the finished products will be the living testimonial to your dedication and the legacy of the tree. This episode is dedicated to "Father in Law" and his tractor!

Tough on the chainsaw

I'm amazed that something did not go terribly wrong while you were cranking that log up the ramps. Thats a true test of ruggedness right there

That’s gorgeous man. To bad you don’t have plans.

Beautiful grain in what you were able to cut. Hate that you ran into so much trouble.

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Beautiful work!

nice push stick over on the side. it goes well with your safety glasses

Turned out spectacular!

Someone made a tree stand in that tree.

The first video is a bit stressful.... trying to remember everything.

that little boy made the vid all the better, and YEP, I did laugh when the board broke, , but with a mill you can make 10 more to replce it

I take the gate off my trailer, chain the log to a tree and drive away.

Nice work! Whatever it takes. Good looking log arch too. Did you make that?

tip. put (3) 2 inch metal tubing pieces on trailer before logs. back trailer up to tree. chain log to tree. pull trailer out from under log.

good video. you can make plenty of good things with pine. keep it up.

Note to self: "When filming for KZbin, prefilled gas tank is best" I'm less than 3 minutes into the video and already exhausted. You're no small guy and to see you struggling proves these are heavy slabs.

barry buy that boy a bobcat