CUTTING TIMBER FRAME JOINERY ON YOUR SAWMILL

[@kwadisbeard8902]

I'm loving your videos! Very detailed & very informative! Very good work brother!

[@TwoGuysTimberframing]

Thank you Buddy. We trying! 👍💪

[@tinaroney9383]

Very nice job

[@TwoGuysTimberframing]

Thank You!

[@johndestories9550]

Love what your doing here. This will be a huge time saver for my next build. Only suggestion I have that might save you some time is perhaps a router would expedite your initial Pocket starting place for your blade. Subscribed!

[@TwoGuysTimberframing]

Thank you! That’s a great idea. See ya around👍

[@BittyVids]

This fella was born with the best pro wrestler voice one could ask for.

[@TwoGuysTimberframing]

Thank God I am a Timber Framer. Oak Beams to me are not Intimidating but might be a different story if I were in the Ring😂 Thanks for your comment!

[@vogtfamily8971]

i cannot watch anymore with spit gargling in his throat im done here

[@TwoGuysTimberframing]

@@vogtfamily8971 Sorry to see you go!

[@georgewhitehouse8630]

Pro timber framers

[@georgewhitehouse8630]

They know that the template will not that 5” inch is measured from the far face of the timber

[@RexVanSlyke]

Love this guy, for anyone wanting to build their own lodge pole home, Dan shares all his hard learned expertise on this subject all located in one easy to follow series of videos. Fantastic!

[@TwoGuysTimberframing]

Thank you my Man ! I hope this helps you on your own projects!👍🤠

[@jfig786]

Wow I never realized that you could do that. Thankyou.

[@TwoGuysTimberframing]

Thank you! Now you can too! 👍

[@SharekGadd]

Just want to let you know, I love your mind and will likely steal most of your methods. Great channel!

[@TwoGuysTimberframing]

Awesome! Thank you! It’s not stealing I put it out there to be used! I have had more comments from Pro Timber Framers that never tried this and now they are implementing it into Thier Schools! Thanks for watching and Start Cutting Buddy! Thanks again for your support!👍🤠

[@jaymackley3099]

Dang that was awesome. Subscribed👍👍👍👍

[@TwoGuysTimberframing]

We Love you Jay!👍🤠

[@staceyswelding]

Awesome job!!!!!! Love to see content like this you nailed it

[@TwoGuysTimberframing]

Thank you my Man! I try. Hope to see you around 👍🤠

[@oldaxehead655]

Learned a lot from this, love your super winch setup.

[@TwoGuysTimberframing]

Glad to hear it! Works wonders for us!👍🤠

[@roccofiori]

great mini-course on sawmill applications for timber frame joinery. have definitely learned many useful techniques from this and your other videos. been using my sawmill as a layout work bench and to cut tenons. the pocket and spline techniques are gold. cheers

[@TwoGuysTimberframing]

That’s Awesome my Man! I glad I was able to reach someone. Have many more things coming up!👍🤠

[@nattydreadlocks1973]

This guy has cracked the code.

[@TwoGuysTimberframing]

The Code has been Cracked. Been my secret weapon for forty years! I love it thank you Buddy!

[@bard44]

Lets see you make a scarf joint with your Woodland Mills saw

[@TwoGuysTimberframing]

We did in this Video. A half lap and tenon is a scarf joint. Can cut you a bladed scarf joint as well. Thanks for watching! 👍👊

[@lillianwarren4670]

You make it look so easy with the right tools. Can’t wait to start my own.

[@TwoGuysTimberframing]

We will Help you Out!

[@TomTammyOffGridHomestead]

Do you ever cut scarf joints on the mill? Really like the carpenter's pencil lanyard.

[@TwoGuysTimberframing]

Thank love the lanyard. Cut multiple scarfs on the mill. The lap joint and tenon is the easiest strongest joint to start with. It’s in the video. Thanks Buddy

[@eastcoastcabinfever]

Great work. I’m all signed up and loving it guys

[@TwoGuysTimberframing]

Awesome! Thank you! We got more coming! Hope to see you then! 🤠👍

[@jayjay6804]

Interesting to see the tools used in combination to produce your joints. Do you use your scale to calculate blade kerf, adjust for it in your head or work to pencil line?

[@TwoGuysTimberframing]

Thank you! I know the kerf cut and use it when cutting. I always will cut bigger and you can slowly work the mill down to get your perfect cut. Always use your tenon gauge to check them before you remove your beam from the sawmill! Thank you and keep Cutting!

[@TimberframerNY]

Best timber framing content I've seen on KZbin. Thank you

[@TwoGuysTimberframing]

Wow, thanks! That says it all! Appreciate you saying so! ❤️👍🤠

[@georgewhitehouse8630]

What is your # 2 or 3?

[@TimberframerNY]

Northford timber framers with George. I had the opportunity to take his workshop before he passed and it was the best money I've ever spent. You received a rich american history lesson and the ability to design and erect your own frame. The impact and fire that was started is still going 3 years later. I will always be thankful. If Two guys TF puts one on I'll be all for going.

[@MannistoCay]

Excellent video! Thanks for sharing.

[@TwoGuysTimberframing]

Glad you enjoyed it! Keep Cutting Buddy!

[@assamite9614]

Nice idea. The finished surface leaves something to improve tho.

[@TwoGuysTimberframing]

Still need to sand it like any other way of cutting the joints. Thank You!🤠👍

[@AppalachianFarmstead]

Awesome instructional video! This is going in the saved video folder. Are you taking into account the 1/8 inch for the blade? Thanks for sharing your knowledge

[@TwoGuysTimberframing]

Yes and yes! Thanks for watching!

[@tinaroney9383]

I wanna see you cut the female side of the tenons with the saw mill.

[@TwoGuysTimberframing]

We Did when we cut the Spline. But mist mortises are cut in pockets😂