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[@OutoftheWoods0623]

My Next Big Purchase: amzn.to/3S5xHSE

[@johngagne986]

Now maybe that door will get finished! 😅

[@jeffffro7674]

WOW!!!! I had no idea they made planers 12 or more wide that are hand held!!! I bet that big boy can get away from you real quickly if you’re not careful!!!! You’ve gotta tell us why you want one of these things??? With all of the tools and stationary equipment you have on hand, this one seems unnecessary if you ask me…..especially for almost 2,500$$$$$!!!!! YIKES!!! The New Yankee shop ain’t all that!! I can do things with hand tools that would blow most people’s minds!!! Hand tools are far superior to all the huge, expensive, expensive to run!!!, and crazy dangerous machines that so many think they need to have to get things done! To be honest…..this one sort of surprises me I guess, I just can’t think of why you would want such a tool enough to justify the cost….

[@dennismullens41]

I used to be the guy that would build things from the lumber you produce. But, after too many back surgeries, I am relegated to remembering what I used to be able to do. Thanks for letting me smell the smell of fresh cut lumber, the diesel fumes, and run my fingers through the sawdust. You give us more than just easy entertainment. You give the opportunity to be a “real, regular guy again.”

[@jeffffro7674]

I love watching you manipulate the logs with the mill clamps!! You’ve got it down so good it’s almost like they are your own fingers! This channel is just plain fun to watch all around!

[@OutoftheWoods0623]

Thanks 👍

[@donaldadams5342]

Love the skill that you display when working & the information to people like me who know little about what goes into producing lumber for various uses. Thanks for all your effort Nathan. Cheers, Don from South Australia.

[@richardthornhill4630]

The "hatefulest" cat is to keep you humble.

[@kevin-sawmill-lx25]

Nathan ! You forgot to mention it,but I got!! Nathan uses a Joe Maine silver tip turbo 7 blade! Joe’s number is in the video description below! Sorry Nathan I just couldn’t resist! I really enjoy watching your videos. I’ve learned a lot from them.

[@greatsilentwatcher]

The competition is always with yourself. No other.

[@OutoftheWoods0623]

agreed.

[@BissellMapleFarm]

Absolutely! Your most formidable foe!

[@KChandler9362]

Bull dozers and excavators are very rough on the planks on trailer decks. No matter how good the operator is. .. Back in the day when there was lots of farm trucks around with wooden body’s on them, they used poplar planks and boards to build them around my area. Rebuild them every 8 to 10 years or so.

[@Ed_in_Md]

That cherry pith is good for one thing. The fire. Cherry smells so good in a fire.

[@anthonythompson4110]

I worked at a garage years ago that also did towing. The owner had a friend who owned just a towing company. My boss sold hos business and thanks to their mutual respect and friendship i have a job still. There isn't a thing wrong with helping out the competition as long as it is beneficial to both parties

[@deanmccormick8070]

They also use white oak for whiskey barrels! Strong, gives a good flavor to the whiskey, and very liquid- resistant. Wonderful stuff all around.

[@davidbudzynski2449]

Nathan have you ever considered an outdoor boiler to heat your home and shops? That would be a great way to use those scraps. Love the videos and the channel

[@unclegreybeard3969]

He literally chopped up a cant into 18" lengths in this video and commented that he would use the 18" stump from that log for 'Firewood', not for the burn pile, kinda suggests he does use it to heat the home at least.

[@stevesumpter4383]

I'm worried, you didn't mention how much you like your Kato track loader today. LOL Thanks for the video.

[@OutoftheWoods0623]

I love it

[@davidsmathers5621]

Now thats a nice looking log

[@brucebello2049]

Good one Nathan, say hello to Bruno for us, take care

[@davidthrower1553]

“The hateful lest cat on you tube’…..that always cracks me up Nathan ! I bet she’s a good ‘mouser’ though.

[@zapa1pnt]

Hi, Nathan. Have you considered adding another overhead light, above the operator's end, of your mill? You often work late and the dark days of winter are coming. 😁✌🖖

[@jaymacgee_A_Bawbag_Blethering]

Ah there’s my fav background music back ! Now when I hear it I know I’m gonna enjoy what’s coming up . Nice one Nathan 👌 👍🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

[@OutoftheWoods0623]

Glad you enjoy it!

[@jaymacgee_A_Bawbag_Blethering]

@@OutoftheWoods0623 I do very much Nathan , love yer channel man , much respect ✊ 👍🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

[@markpashia7067]

Lot of guys back in the day used rough sawn lumber that was three inches thick for those lowboy trailers for heavy equipment. Would not be any harder to do for you and might last longer for them. Just a thought. Dozers and excavators are hard on trailer decks with those metal tracks.

[@RightHandShot]

Chickens look great

[@bryanhenderson5926]

folks here like cottonwood. it is soft and fibers crush and re-expand when wet instead of breaking. especially for metal tracked stuff. doc.

[@roberthagood4770]

Thank you for your time making this video. Please stay safe and may GOD bless.

[@OutoftheWoods0623]

Thank you too

[@gjones256]

Thanks

[@jeffhuffman5433]

Made a lot of nice 2x6's and used the day all up to haha

[@cah_sawmill]

Good morning friends

[@OutoftheWoods0623]

Hello

[@mikenicholas6921]

What a beautiful log

[@olddawgdreaming5715]

Thanks for the great information and instructions Nathan. Great job on the cherry log and the lumber you milled. Fred.

[@atlantic6467]

Really appreciate all of your explanations on this video. Answers a lot of questions about why you do such and such. Thanks!

[@Zarealy]

My wife says the cat is just helping, you know editing and camera angles and all.

[@TheMilwaukieDan]

Thank you… now I understand the pith issue.

[@gnewman18]

Competition… a rising tide raises all ships

[@davidsmathers5621]

Can't believe someone don't come along and want that burn pill for fire wood for there home

[@WolfgangR75]

Greetings from Germany.

[@OutoftheWoods0623]

Hello there!

[@ronnielloyd4514]

Nice looking boards

[@OutoftheWoods0623]

Thanks!

[@snobear41]

I sure understand the price diff between Red & White oak. I built a custom babies rocking cradle for a neighbor (Their 1st Great grand baby) We went to local hardwood dealer - He originally wanted white oak but the red was less than 1/2 the price. Wish i could share a pic with you it came out so beautiful

[@ericwashburn2740]

Got my hat delivered today. Thanks again for posting the link.

[@OutoftheWoods0623]

No problem 👍

[@johngagne986]

Nice day at the mill Nathan! Those chickens are looking healthy and frisky!

[@helenaddington1672]

You know I love seeing the chickens. You got a mention by Daniel Arms tonight. Nice sawing.

[@randydobson1863]

hello nathan & it's is randy and i like yours video is cool thanks nathan friends randy . & i am enjoy yours video and is super video nathan thanks friends randy

[@OutoftheWoods0623]

Thanks for watching!

[@duanedrouillard2495]

Glad to see your surgery is healing up

[@stevehicks8944]

Nathan, you could treat the red oak the way my paternal grandfather ( a farmer) used to treat his fence posts. He coated them with multiple coats of linseed oil. One of my uncles had a pair of poplar livestock racks that Grandpa treated with linseed oil in the early 1960s. Those racks were still in service until my uncle passed away in 2017( over fifty years after they were treated).

[@murray1759]

Creasote?

[@unclegreybeard3969]

As an end user, that's a great idea, lumber preservation means money saved over time, as a sawmiller, that's lost revenue, leave it for the customer to decide.

[@KillingerUSA]

Love that track loader

[@markpashia7067]

I'm guessing that the board with the pith in it was discarded to firewood cuts. In my area poor folks would also love those oak slabs for firewood even though bark makes a lot of ash compared to solid wood. Just depends on how much you need firewood what you are willing to burn to stay warm. I use to go to a mill and get that stuff for a couple I knew on hard times. They did not have a truck so I would load my pickup and drop it by their house. If I ever was driving down the road and saw their wood stack low, I would just go get some next time I had a free minute so they would not run out. Funny thing was later in life when I was broke down more, other folks did the same for me. Funny how that works. Usually it was either the local saw mill for oak cut offs or slabs or go to a friends and cut up his top pile from the loggers doing their once a decade harvest. Tops from oak, hickory or walnut make good firewood. Those crooked limbs were no good for lumber but sure heated homes well.

[@deniscarter6613]

You could have used the off cut for your Anvil Nathan

[@billywalker9223]

Nathan, I really enjoy your videos, and try to watch as many as I can. I differ in my opinion about sawing a log shorter. If the log is a saw log, it's staying the cut length. If it was a firewood log, it would have been cut into firewood. When someone asks for a certain length board, I tell them that I'll find a log for them. The exception is a customer who wanted 6' cedar, so I cut a 12' log in half, and sawed the order. He has a short bed truck.

[@shawndugay4089]

Nathan - Love the new fast speed and sound effects

[@robert.brokaw3829]

I had a red oak tree fall about 4 yrs ago and couldn't find a sawyer that wanted it (it had 4 9 ft logs - straight as arrows). I got a call 3 days ago and one of the sawyers he asked if I still had it - It's firewood now - too bad. Stay safe sir.

[@Loan--Wolf]

i dont rember how long back it was but youtube like tripled the adds they run you might have 8 in a video

[@DittoB]

Set your new anvil on that red oak cut off.

[@09FLTRMM77]

MM77 Approved 👍🏼👍🏼

[@OutoftheWoods0623]

Confirmed

[@thomasschuette1997]

Very nice! Thank you for a great video.

[@OutoftheWoods0623]

Thank you too!

[@CraigGrant-sh3in]

I retired from construction and was around a lot of equipment trailers . One company I worked for had there own equipment and trailer. I was there for twelve years and the deck never had to be replaced and thats in the snowy , salty and wet north east hauling a dozer,backhoe,bobcat ,concrete forms. For other companies hauling dozers and excavators I don't recall seeing new boards . Maybe the guy wanting the boards side loads which tends to tear things up

[@tarogue1]

That Cherry pith looks like a lot of the lumber at Home Depot.

[@southstreetbarbecue7875]

If there are any barbecue places in your area that actually still use real wood in their smokers, you can make a little money off that cherry, oak, or any other hardwood pieces you don't use. It will cut down on your waste significantly. There are also people out there who sell hardwood online.

[@terrymassey2534]

Hi Nathan Have you ever thought about cutting the first four cuts with a used blade? That way if there is any metal that you've missed then you won't ruin a brand new blade straight away.

[@donaldwindland]

That had to be the best smelling firewood, that cherry pith.

[@DJtheDad]

Cut up that cherry pith and sell it to some BBQ places. Cherry smoke is cherry!!

[@andrewthames8186]

I don't mind watching adds I know it helps you if I do. Adds revenue to you. I also try to ad a like...

[@ofrank6551]

I would turn that into spindles which hang a 6*6 metal framed picture. I’ll have to email you some pictures.😊

[@Angkertvg]

Amazing guut 👍❤🙏

[@fricknjeep]

hi there well done , best to all , john

[@SevenOaksOutdoors]

You have taught me so much! Thanks for this channel!

[@johna1160]

Stings a little seeing a relatively straight ten footer shortened down to eight. I'm guessing it's either not enough demand for tens, or Nathan just prefers eights to max out kiln.

[@johna1160]

OK, I get it now!!! Appreciate explanation, Nathan.

[@tonygrimes13]

You can always edit your comments by clicking on the 3 vertical dots to the right of your comment.

[@davidsmathers5621]

You should paint the ends of your logs so they don't check

[@OutoftheWoods0623]

They have been anchorseal. Painting does nothing

[@ascott6804]

Side loading the trailer?

[@williamhale6808]

Man that has to make for so nice stacking 🎉😊

[@johnandsusanhall1446]

Ever think about chipping up the junk pieces (cherry, hickory, etc) for smoking in a smoker?

[@joebufford2972]

You call the hatefulness cat on KZbin but if you didn't love her you wouldn't keep her around ❤️

[@robertblack6941]

Cats can be extremely aloof, but if they like you, they will follow wherever you go. Mine do.

[@kaboom4679]

Cats are supposed to be contrary . That's their job .

[@aaronfletcher3971]

Rush Limbaugh used to say dogs have owners but cats have attendants. He was a cat guy believe it or not. I am not a cat guy but I miss Rush.

[@billmcdonough8616]

Hatefullest cat is the nicest thing I've called my wife. But you're right, I love her and I keep her around... ( or maybe it's me being kept around) Ha

[@ArrBee6]

KATZ!!

[@southernrrman]

Excellent video.

[@OutoftheWoods0623]

Thank you very much!

[@steveshoemaker6347]

I looked at that Planer on Amazon and it is powerful 👀.......An Whaaaaaaah what a wast on the burn pile😰 LOL....... Thanks Nathan 👍👍

[@kylehicks6441]

I’m also in north east Tn. Where about you at?

[@robertgreen8695]

Is Kato the reincarnation of the Green Hornets sidekick?

[@OutoftheWoods0623]

Maybe 🤔

[@brianwestveer9532]

In your area, do you need to get a burn permit everything you burn

[@OutoftheWoods0623]

Yes

[@johnritchie3889]

You still need to hang the dust collector hose. If you need help with it, let me know. I’m near enough I can drive over and give you a hand.

[@157-40_T]

I believe they use White Oak in wooden boat building - correct?

[@william2036]

do you need a burn permit? east Tenn has been dry this fall

[@OutoftheWoods0623]

Yep

[@robertgreen8695]

Do you have to have a burn permit for when you light up the fire?

[@OutoftheWoods0623]

Yes

[@timtimm9199]

Could you use that two foot cutoff for your new anvil? I have used a African sumac stump for my anvil, it's still going strong 30+ years.

[@murray1759]

Why not grind the waste jnto saw dust? Make wood stove pellets ?

[@OutoftheWoods0623]

Not enough hours in the day.

[@mgbill793]

If I pay for a 10' log. I'm not selling it for 8' price. I lose money. Customer either pays for it or I'm not sawing it. I've never had a problem when I explained this to a customer.

[@davidhensley76]

Would it be worthwhile to keep some of those hearts to use as crossties to get your logs up off of the ground?

[@williamwelling4872]

The 8×8 that you roll the logs on to the mill way dont you put a wood block under them so the log will roll to the mill on its own it may make your job a little easier just asking or is there a reason you can't

[@cajunchef35]

That trash looks great for mulch.

[@eldonpayne6115]

“Hatefullest cat on KZbin “ ❤

[@cchambers8632]

Looks like you have plenty of logs near the burn pile and near the sawmill. Lots of board feet in the future. Does winter's freezing temperatures change how you saw your logs?

[@paulotts]

Do you always doublecheck the square when you turn a log? I see you do it sometimes and sometimes not. Is it just that you don't always video it? And here you go again, answering my question after I enter this, LOL!

[@robinredman5192]

Nathan, when you 🚬 your cherry wood is it hard to keep lit 😁?!?!?! Sorry, just being goofy tonight. Thanks for the vidjas. John here, from the back-roads of Northeastern Tennessee.

[@robertgreen8695]

Just out of curiosity, which is worth more to you, the red oak or the cherry"

[@tmhalula]

Why not produce biochar to bag and sell?

[@OutoftheWoods0623]

Not enough hours in the day.

[@rossnolan2883]

Awesome 😎

[@OutoftheWoods0623]

🤙

[@CraigInNC]

Make cookies from the piece you cut off?

[@cabinman]

Nathan, you seem to be getting a lot of blade irregularities (grooving?) throughout the cut and it leaves a path of sawdust in them, it seems to come and go. Do you know what causes that and how to get rid of it? I'm having that happen as well right after swapping to Silvertip blades and I never had that issue with the blades that came with the HM126. I've made some adjustments but it never has gone away completely...and that's in poplar. All my previous blade cutting was smooth as silk unless I got a tooth bent. I've tried three of the silvertips so far and all have done this same thing where the wood is rough part of the way through the cut and there seems to be no rhyme or reason...not caused by knots or anything I can see. I had put on a new drive belt as well and I thought that may be causing it to loose tension quickly as it compresses but after seeing yours do the same thing I'm hoping you see this question and have some experience to share.

[@RattiDave]

Why do you add a syllable to Husqvarna? It's hoosk-VAR-na, no A after the K sound, 3 syllables not 4.

[@OutoftheWoods0623]

So people will complain

[@RattiDave]

Nathan - Sorry you took that as a complaint, it was just a question. I grew up with people always mispronouncing my last name, and as a result I'm kind of careful about how I pronounce other people's names. It was not intended as an insult. I apologize if that's how it sounded.

[@davidlj53]

Do you run your sawmill for a living?

[@johnhaas2523]

Yes he does

[@reddrockingeezer]

Can't you find people that can save that wood to burn in a wood stove or wood-fired heater in the winter? I just hate to see it burned with no benefit, other than the fire ant wood.

[@OutoftheWoods0623]

It does have a benefit . I enjoy an outdoor fire

[@leonardhirtle3645]

Is red oak any good for indoor flooring?

[@johnclark5153]

Yep

[@jillatherton4660]

😄👍

[@joem5332]

Have you ever thought of running a copper coyle near the burn pile to get hot water?