Sawing a 35 inch Sycamore log #59

Sawing a Sycamore log
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[@troytreeguy]

Nice sawing Jason happy fourth!

[@nicholssawmillandmore]

Thanks. Happy 4th to you too

[@robertgreen8695]

Rough start to the day, but it looks like you got some good product out of the log. Have a happy 4rh,

[@nicholssawmillandmore]

Yep that's the way it goes sometimes, oh well. Thanks

[@WoodworkingTop535]

really enjoyed your video, thanks

[@nicholssawmillandmore]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@lewiemcneely9143]

Happy 4th and ypou're a GOOD sawyer! The old mill here had a 3/8ths chu7nk cut pout of one of the dogs. THAT was not fun. Holes in the tin roof. Got to see rthe streaks to tell if anything is inside. God Bless Yall amnd keep the dust flying!

[@nicholssawmillandmore]

Thanks

[@lewiemcneely9143]

@@nicholssawmillandmore U 2!

[@jimc1973]

just wanted to say Happy 4th of July to everyone Have a great day and God Bless everyone

[@nicholssawmillandmore]

Yall too thanks

[@templehillsawmill1748]

Some ole fella commented on my last video that he sawed into a log and hit a Singer Sewing Machine. That's wild! Have you found anything more interesting than nails? I appreciate your videos, Shannon

[@nicholssawmillandmore]

Hello Shannon. That's crazy for sure! I've sawn or side swiped all sizes of nails fence insulaters, tree stand spikes, 3/8 inch steel chain, a rock, and an actual horse shoe from a horse. Probably more stuff. But that's all I can think of. Folks put crazy stuff in trees not thinking about the future of the tree.

[@doughaynes1048]

Buy yourself a metal detector and check each log before sawing you will not get this problem . 👍

[@nicholssawmillandmore]

It was metal detected but was too deep for it to pick it up. Thanks

[@arkansas1336]

Too bad about the metal but at least no one got hurt. I'm glad you didn't damage the 'saw plate'.....?

[@nicholssawmillandmore]

Yes that's for sure. Thanks

[@williamellis8993]

It was fortunate that it was only the bits were damaged. That could have been a lot worse and really expensive. Bill

[@nicholssawmillandmore]

Yes I agree.

[@lewiemcneely9143]

@@nicholssawmillandmore The old sawyer/loggers grandson that has the mill now has 1/2 a saw blade for his fireplace hearth. NICE! He's a Jason too!

[@mgbill793]

Damn, your saw sounded good until you hit the metal. That just burns my A$$ when it happens.

[@marcchatterson-xq7qt]

What kind of sawbits do you use Jason I’ve never seen that shape of bits before

[@nicholssawmillandmore]

Simonds bf7 5/16s standall

[@marcchatterson-xq7qt]

@@nicholssawmillandmore are they carbide?

[@nicholssawmillandmore]

No

[@joeahopelto8032]

Was a metal detector used on this huge log? If so, the metal was imbedded beyond the range of the detector.

[@nicholssawmillandmore]

It was and you are correct, it was too deep

[@joestone2068]

Oh ya that sucks for sure. I once sawed into part of a pick axe boy talk about noise 😱

[@nicholssawmillandmore]

Yep it always does

[@lewiemcneely9143]

You can hear the tune of the saw change as soon as it hit that metal. It sure was not happy. It started skipping.

[@nicholssawmillandmore]

Definitely was a different sound, very dull .

[@dennisdavidek6694]

You have a tooth out of set.

[@nicholssawmillandmore]

That's because I hit metal. Did you not see.