Slaburday Saturday - Cherry Bo Berry on the sawmill

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[@stevemaurer6348]

There's a new Sheriff in town !! Great rail brush addition

[@jeffreycollins7297]

That was some crazy editing at the beginning of the cut. Suddenly I thought you were down two or three layers. hehehehe. Another wonderful tree. Guess those would be awesome for someone who really dug river tables.

[@thewoodworkersjourney3314]

Great job, James!

[@davecurda2350]

A tough job running the saw mill I’m sure very physical. Good job James.

[@SkidderKev]

that was a big cherry, don't see many that big even in fence rows. bet it smells awesome there too!!

[@CanadianWoodworks]

Too bad it mostly fell apart )-:

[@SkidderKev]

@@CanadianWoodworks that's what epoxy is for haha

[@patriciamay638]

That is a very large cherry tree

[@stevemaurer6348]

Way ta "pop that Cherry right into jam" Chili Peppers

[@VideosByAl]

Sawing my favorite things, Nails . 😂

[@CanadianWoodworks]

LOL

[@greatitbroke]

Paul get yourself a Cats Claw. Makes getting those nails out a lot easier. Also tell your Video fella he is doing a great job but we want to see more grain detail of the wood. Especially stuff like that cherry. We hardly ever see it. Ya great too see the water dripping off the end and the dust flying out of the shoot but only quarter of the slab grain run.

[@CanadianWoodworks]

I agree

[@michaelholmes4808]

So I see people with sawmills spraying a lubricant into the blade during their cuts. Two questions; 1) Why not set up an automatic lube drip (like some of the WoodMizer products have, ) 2) They only ever seem to lube the top surface of the blade. Ideally should you lube both sides of the blade, and with what?

[@CanadianWoodworks]

The dust seems to only really build up on the top side of the blade, I think that because its the dust being pushed onto the blade by the guide rollers. We did setup a auto drip setup but wee could never get it to work very well. Doing it manually is nice because it keeps you engaged with whats going on.

[@mpwoodworks3138]

Safety Sally says.....

[@falfas55bgas]

Yeah, cherry is rarely that big, and if so, is always going to have a Carpenter ant nest inside somewhere. Good new B roll in this vid. You rarely show around the place. Haven't had a vid in the shop in forever now. Still making table tops?

[@CanadianWoodworks]

Yes still furniture making! thanks for watching.

[@drewjet1]

Nice video Paul. Cowboy is coming along well. Do you guys ever cut dimensional lumber?

[@CanadianWoodworks]

We do cut dimensional but not too often

[@user-nh9uo9dd2h]

I like to watch your video I would like to get to you for work as you can do it how to get a job for you to the production prompt

[@whua]

Hey Paul. Can I ask how many psi of tension you like to put on your sawmill blades?

[@CanadianWoodworks]

I believe its around 18,000

[@philmininni5981]

What kind of lubricant are you spraying on the blade while cutting?

[@CanadianWoodworks]

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