HOW I USE GREEN LUMBER FOR CONSTRUCTION

[@olddawgdreaming5715]

That almost looks like springtime in the Smokys. We had some cold move in and actually feels good to us at least for a while we will enjoy it. Liked the work on the Norwood today. You all stay safe and have a blessed New Year . Fred.

[@irenel.m.3238]

I didn't know saw blades lasted so little, but now thanks to you I know. Heve a wondeful and blessed New Year 🥳

[@OutpostReview]

Yeah, they don’t last long about four or five trees in they’re done

[@richardshumate7257]

Happy and Blessed New Year to you and yours as always enjoyed watching Richard.

[@Curmudgeon1]

Good Friday morning to you Richard! Thank you for enlightening me on the life of your saw blades. Also Happy New Year's to all of the family! Have a great weekend! 🤠

[@OutpostReview]

We wish you also a very happy new year. Thanks for your support this past year and looking forward to the upcoming year.

[@walterchapman2884]

Wow Richard I didn't know the blades dulled so fast😢

[@OutpostReview]

Yeah, they don’t last that long. It depends on what type of wood that you’re cutting as well. Seems like I can cut an extra poplar log compared to the pine.

[@terrynida5787]

Thanks for such an informative video. I watch a couple of sawyer you tubers that operate Wood Mizer mills but neither has offered this type of useful information.

[@elmermason9685]

Wishing you and your family a Happy and Healthy New Year.

[@jlooseround]

I dont know if you are doing this or not, but when you change out that blade, run the head all the way to the end so you don't have to work over the log deck. It took me about 3 years to figure that out on my woodmizer. As always, excellent work on the video. Happy new year. jj

[@raymondheckard234]

Richard have you talked to your neighbor Nathan Elliott of Out of the Woods over in Kingsport Tn? He has a blade sharpening machine and a setter, Also he is able to saw more logs with his blade that your are getting, i know he buys all his blade from Joe Maine for Silver Tip Blades out of Georgia, he says he has the best price on sawblades. Nathan has his phone number on his channel on every video. He might be able to tell you who will sharpen your blades at a reasonable rate.

[@MakersGottaEat]

Hi again Richard. Two updates on blade sharpening. There is a facebook marketplace ad from someone in Mosheim now doing blades for $9. Also, I just purchased a sharpener and tooth setter set from Woodland Mills. It has 3 additional cams to sharpen most of the major blades available. Once I get acclimated to using it, maybe I can swing by and grab a couple of your blades to try. Since you milled my walnut slabs, I've purchased a 30 inch WM mill. I still owe you some promised labor on your projects...Have not forgot.

[@OutpostReview]

L O L, you don’t owe me anything I don’t know if the blades would be any good now the ones that I have discarded, which I probably have 100 of them behind the sawmill. But I’m glad that you got yourself a meal if you’re doing woodwork because I know that you will certainly love it. Was thinking about you guys a couple weeks ago hope all is well you’re in good health and having a great new year.

[@erniemays41]

Richard educate me but would it be a good idea to have a hand held leaf blower to help with getting the wood chips out? Happy New Year to you and yours.

[@OutpostReview]

I have one. I normally just dust off the machine because the boards have to be swept off because the dust sticks to them too much to use a leaf blower.

[@MakersGottaEat]

Great info and tips Richard. Have you tried Meizenheimer in Morristown for sharpening? I’ve heard very good things about them but I’ve only just acquired my mill so I don’t have enough dull blades to give them a try. I hear they do all blades so I’m planning on taking my miter and table saw blades there as well.

[@OutpostReview]

They quit doing sawmill blades about two years ago as well as a place in Jeff City that stopped also.

[@MakersGottaEat]

Oh no! Not the news I wanted to hear. But thank you for the heads up. @@OutpostReview

[@richardshumate7257]

Do you resharpen the blades or do you just disregard them?

[@OutpostReview]

I haven’t disregarded them because I’m still saving them, but they’re piling up, lol. Not sure what I’ll do with them but I guess time will tell. Thanks for watching. Have a great weekend and happy new year.

[@josefreck1103]

👋🙂😁🙋‍♂️🇩🇪

[@samsulfaro5109]

Wow that expensive can add up changing your saw blade every five logs

[@terryatpi]

500 trees for $1000 in blades ? $2 per tree ? Don’t sound too bad. Is that right ? Thanks

[@OutpostReview]

That’s kind of the way that I figured it