Making fence posts that will last forever

[@davidpeightal4918]

Thank you!

[@FRWHELAN]

"Nothing lasts forever but the Earth and sky." - Kansas

[@timothylongmore7325]

Been using , growing , sawing BL for years. Amazing stuff. FWI , most of the world grows BL on purpose. We pay farmers to grow corn and beans so we can have fat kids.

[@andy45662]

Thank you so much! Really enjoyed the video and winning a shirt made it even better :)

[@CairnCreek]

andy45662 winner winner

[@briansimmons5472]

Hope the fence posts last. Tried locust and cedar in Alabama and both rotted as quick as treated. Does depend on climate though and your winters might help. Thanks for the cant hook! Awesome!

[@ContentRemoved___]

Locust is the most dense wood in North America. They can regrow from their own stumps. White oaks usually grow in sand beds.

[@joesinakandid528]

Black Walnut saw dust powder is poisonous. That is a well known fact among sawyers. - Joe -

[@CairnCreek]

Thanks for the input.

[@ContentRemoved___]

@@CairnCreekthe mushrooms that grow on locust are very flammable. Good fire starter

[@timothylongmore7325]

Black locust ain't so great for your lungs either.

[@mannurse7421]

I’m wondering if this is the best process for fence posts. Squaring them makes the fence post less sound strength wise but might be helpful be stripping off the less rot resistant sapwood.

[@jaywolfe6147]

niiiiiice wood

[@almonjacob3496]

What is with that Justin Beiber music! YUCK.

[@CairnCreek]

Almon Jacob picking music sucks.

[@jerrylittle8922]

What kind of wood is on the back wall in your Mill Shop? Looks good.

[@CairnCreek]

Jerry Little poplar. In the main shop. We have some maple in the finished back room.

[@Ignitiong8gt]

Any channels you suggest for more sawmill action?

[@CairnCreek]

Ignitiong8gt Out of the Woods, NorthWest Sawyer, Outdoors with Morgan’s, and Stoney Ridge just picked up a Woodmizer but he hasn’t made any videos yet. It should be interesting watching him learn the ropes.

[@CairnCreek]

And Fall Line Ridge

[@dougsmith548]

I think you’re wasting your time with the locust. They won’t last any longer than treated four by fours.

[@CairnCreek]

I disagree. I guess time will tell.