Sawing Cedar In the SUMMER HEAT! (DUSTY MESS!)

Follow along as we saw through some of the dustiest Eastern RED Cedar! It was a super hot day today (Heat Advisory). Thanks so much for following along all we do! Like, Comment, and Subscribe for more in the future!
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[@MisterTee2010]

Who agrees that Brittney is one of the most beautiful hardworking girls on KZbin 💖

[@jonviol]

With the most beautiful legs too .

[@nicholashall8100]

And butt I like them small

[@derekhightower1903]

BRIT, IS ONE IN A MILLION. ONE LUCKY MAN AT THE SAWMILL!!!!!!

[@alanbanks9677]

She certainly is.

[@allenmccoy7656]

Yes

[@RobertClark-cq6iv]

You`re stacker is no slacker!

[@ChuckSchickx]

That color ❤

[@henrybeckler293]

don`t love ants but we love you guys from az city az the warm state

[@damaphis1]

I don’t comment much but this was a good video

[@wallacefarmandsawmill]

Thanks for commenting!

[@billyshumate853]

Nice video and good job. The sawdust is rough on the nose 👃 Take care and have a blessed and safe day and stay hydrated

[@btrent9244]

Beautiful cedar.

[@Jfishersawmill]

Brittany is strong and amazing ❤😊

[@jonviol]

We love you Britney 🔴🟥👠👠♥♥🧸🧸🎀🎈🌈🌈🛑⛽🌹🐍🐞🐻💃👍👍

[@ZacheryHook]

Hell yes Eastern Cedar ❤

[@JRO195]

Same here in South Jersey. Eastern red cedar. Plentiful here

[@jimmyfishburn7894]

90's in East Tn but thunder showers off and on. Very good education too but too late for me. Beautiful wood Good job Britt. Still sore from my shoulder surgery but stitches come out Thursday. Watch later.

[@nicholasbotts6103]

Cedar messed me up last time we sawed it. Me n dad both wear cartridge style mask now. That’s with 2 shop fans blowing. Seems to still go everywhere

[@MissouriOldTimer]

we used to always use cedar trees for Christmas.. the first Christmas after we moved here,, I made a mistake of setting the tree right over the cold air return for the furnace,, I had to get up in the middle of the night and move the tree, it about ran us out of the house when the furnace came on,, the smell is great in moderation but in that much concentration. lol

[@wallacefarmandsawmill]

Exactly! Ha ha sounds like something we would do!

[@frankkirby5763]

Eastern red cedar here in South Mississippi. Best wishes.

[@rogerstepp3240]

Never knew about cedar dust. Thank you very very much.

[@9957nite]

Man wish i had one of those first boards you cut got a clock project ive been wanting to do out of cedar just hard to find it that clear and knot free only need one wide piece about 10 x 20 for the front everything else is much smaller

[@philmccumbee6938]

Beautiful wood!

[@robedmund9948]

Man! That's a LOT of hope chests waiting to be built!! Beautiful wood.

[@wallacefarmandsawmill]

Yes it is!

[@JOHNHEARN-rp1dg]

Great looking lumber! Only good thing about sawdust is it puts some jingle in the bank !

[@wallacefarmandsawmill]

Great point!

[@carltonbailey3498]

That fine cedar dust will also clog up the air filters on your sawmill engine, Clean often!

[@wallacefarmandsawmill]

Good tip!

[@robertrice5272]

I hate to saw cedar it is pretty wood but I am like you I can't stand the dust you done a good job a sawing it keep up the good sawing

[@jbbrown7907]

I woke up this morning in Kentucky. They have far more eastern Red Cedar than we do here in Ohio. The cedars seem to grow like an invasive.

[@rexwoodall2179]

Love the cedar, we have lots in North Carolina! Nice job!

[@Allan-vm1sh]

I allways like what you both do

[@saintaugustine1715]

good morning guys yes here in Florida it mostly call red cedar and it is dusty and goes every where found plenty of carpenter ants another bug i found quite a few time those little red scorpion they love hiding under that bark i don't know if you have them in Louisiana got stung a couple of time not pleasant lol have a great day

[@billrichardsjr]

Nice Juniper logs! Great video!😂

[@MySORRELL]

THANKS!

[@dwaynefowler7093]

YES BRITTNEY IS BEAUTIFUL AND HARD WORKING ASWELL BUT SHESA KNOCKOUTIN ABIKINY

[@larrylaird3616]

wow 👌

[@ajpsawmill4314]

Here in central NY,we have Eastern red and white cedar around here, we feed them to the deer when winters are bad

[@timothybrawley7909]

I researched this. Eastern Red Cedar is a species of Juniper. There are several species of Juniper and Eastern Red Cedar is just one of them. We just call it Cedar here in N. Carolina. Always have.Thanks guys! Have a nice day!

[@markhutcheson9049]

Here in Tennessee we just call them cedar trees

[@dannyfullbright1049]

I turn a lot of bowls out of red cedar and sometimes build something and like you say cedar is rough sanding sawing on table saw and band saw---- Enjoy watching the two of you work lol. Where did you find the very nice wife? Pretty girl. I live over in NE GA at Lake Hartwell, you could get a lot of use out of the boat on Lake Hartwell. God Bless

[@wallacefarmandsawmill]

Thanks for watching along!

[@glennmoore3764]

Very nice

[@ronaldfierro9986]

Your boat that you are building..that red cedar would look beautiful if you use as trim...

[@charlieslorenson1861]

Good morning I agree with the smell of the aromatic Cedar when I was building Hope Chest in high school woodshop I know what you mean by it burning your throat and lungs in me causing you to get stuffed up

[@AssemblyNotRequired]

You ain’t gonna hear nobody over here in the heart ‘O the Deep South call red cedar by no yankee names. Love you guys. Y’all a’keep on saw’n.😂❤

[@garyblevins3532]

It's been a while since I cut any cedar but I used a respirator the last time I cut cedar logs. It helped me a lot! Beautiful lumber but not so good on the sinuses or general health.

[@keithmclennan3275]

up here in canada we call it aromatic cedar or juniper

[@mjethier]

i love red cedar.

[@ericcartrette6118]

Pine is definitely a wetter wood to cut. But that cedar is certainly pretty. Watch the heat and pay attention to yourselves and each other out there!

[@joehuinker7009]

Aromatic cedar

[@kendavis625]

Bumble bees love cedar also

[@danrussell785]

Up here we call them Juniper, Aromatic and or Tennessee Red Cedar. Williams Lake BC, Canada is as far North as they grow.

[@charlietanner6211]

you all need a giant fan around that mill suprised that little tractor picked up that whole pile

[@KeithSizemore]

Didn't know that cedar was that rough.

[@ronhughes5557]

Enjoy your videos, who does your books, the billing ECT

[@johnchristie1423]

For spacers always use a different species of wood as there will not be a cross sticker mold issue staining the stacked wood. Might have to look at those " ants" as their bodies looked close to termite form. Glad to see the n-95 mask used later in life it is no laughing matter to your lungs.

[@deniscarter6613]

I always call it Cedar or Red cedar here in Ireland

[@exotictones1054]

We call it eastern red cedar too.michigan.

[@Allan-vm1sh]

Hello you both

[@Andrew-sanders]

If you would be sawing dry logs that have set to long you would not have the dust problem. The 10 I milled this afternoon was standing this morning. No nasty dust

[@boatlover2296]

Beautiful boards, I wonder if that saw dust is worth anything?

[@wallacefarmandsawmill]

We got a couple horse owners that utilize it!

[@terrymclarty8966]

Hamster cage

[@claytonsibley8179]

We have lots of Juniper here the wood is yellow not red it grows really tall where cedar is much shorter Juniper has short spills that fall off in the winter where cedar is an evergreen tree. the difference between juniper and cedar is kinda night and day.

[@robertgreen8695]

Have you considered mounting a solar powered "attic" fan to blow the dust away from you while you are sawing? Just a thought.

[@wallacefarmandsawmill]

Yes might be a good idea!

[@melkingrealestate]

Cedar is used to keep away moths in closets, I am not sure about other bugs.

[@gadiantonx8474]

up here that tree is called a weed

[@RobertNordman-jb2gm]

Where do the 1st ccutrs go on the red cedar, burn pit or are the sold as different log cuts..

[@wilmamcdermott3065]

No cedar in my part of the country!

[@erniehill4357]

👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

[@0venchip]

Come on Tyler, get those shorts on. It’s far too hot for trousers.

[@johnbellrose9165]

There are others also

[@ThomasLarson-qx7bl]

Do you think that slab haulback you have would work on my lt 35? T

[@joearndell3277]

No mask after telling us it blocked her sinuses 😂

[@wallacefarmandsawmill]

When she is running the mill (Stuck in the cloud of dust). It’s much worse on the sawyer, especially when it’s a follow behind the head type band sawmill. The sawyer in the video was well prepared. Thanks for your concern though!

[@dannybrown4393]

Tyler if cedar is real dry then why do you have to put sticks in it between stacks please comment thanks for the video with this beautiful lumber

[@JamesMPogue]

Cedar.

[@GeoffryWK]

Juniperus virginiana, also known as eastern redcedar, red cedar, Virginian juniper, eastern juniper, red juniper, and other local names, is a species of juniper native to eastern North America from southeastern Canada to the Gulf of Mexico and east of the Great Plains. Further west it is replaced by the related Juniperus scopulorum (Rocky Mountain juniper) and to the southwest by Juniperus ashei (Ashe juniper). It is not to be confused with Thuja occidentalis (eastern white cedar). ALL "cedar" is Juniper. Scientific classification Kingdom: Plantae Clade: Tracheophytes Clade: Gymnospermae Division: Pinophyta Class: Pinopsida Order: Cupressales Family: Cupressaceae Genus: Juniperus Section: Juniperus sect. Sabina Species: J. virginiana

[@mcpiddler1135]

Around central Alabama I sometimes hear "aromatic red cedar" as well as eastern red cedar. Usually it's just cedar.

[@johngross6735]

The Western Red Cedar we have here in the northwest doesn't smell as good but the sawdust can be dangerous if. inhaled. Masks recommended.

[@raulduranjr3762]

Love your video's! However....I kinda miss the intro.....And I'm Brittany..😅'

[@wallacefarmandsawmill]

Ha ha we will bring it back one day!

[@garysnyder6020]

How old are those trees?

[@mikenevels4813]

There’s a difference between red cedar and junifer one is red the other is whiter and softer

[@jbbrown7907]

Sanding red cedar is nasty.

[@robertgreen8695]

that second and third log were somewhat muddy weren't they?

[@ackack612]

"...they use it in closets because of resistance to bugs... " wow, if you're closets are bug infested, (moths notwithstanding during long duration storage) perhaps you have other issues to consider... Question: why waste cedar on stickers?

[@johndenoma6397]

With the LT 40 why use the circle sawmill other than nostalgia?

[@wallacefarmandsawmill]

That is about it!

[@Sojournart]

Do you find it hard to concentrate on your work when your wife is attired like she is today? I know I would!

[@AlbertColes-y3q]

I have major sinus problems I would use a covid mask for u and Brittany No fun not breathing right....OLD.ABB

[@claytonsibley8179]

eastern red cedar is far from juniper. Juniper has shirt green spills that fall off in the winter. Just saying never heard juniper refereed to as cedar??

[@wallacefarmandsawmill]

Just google it. Honestly being helpful or informative. I always just called it eastern red cedar. Some regions definitely call it juniper.

[@clarkwheeler8764]

Guess your chop saw has been used enuf to have burned out the safety stop brake on it. Ohh well....

[@wallacefarmandsawmill]

Doesn’t have a break. It’s a chop saw not a miter saw. Sooo…

[@dwaynefowler7093]

I JUST GOT TO TELL YOU SOMETHING ONE OF MY CUSTERMER BRING ME 3 TRUCK LOAD OF PINE LOGS AND 10000IN CASH HE WANTED ME TO CUT THE LOGS IN TO2X4 I TOLD HIM NOWAY

[@frankkirby5763]

It gives me a sinus infection every time if I leave my mask off..

[@wallacefarmandsawmill]

Yep! Same here!

[@bobmartin9518]

If red cedar dust is so bad to breathe and it is Why aren't you you wearing a mask.

[@larrywalker7759]

I think about the only time it is referred to as Juniper is when they use the berries to make gin.🍸🫐