You need to Know what you need before starting ! and Sawing 1x10's out of Red Oak!

In today's video we are going to be Talking about knowing what you are sawing for and picking logs accordingly. We are currently sawing for a customer that lost a barn during the hurricane and is taking his revenge on the tree by turning it into the lumber to rebuild the barn.
So, he needs everything to build back with; He needs 6x6 post 1x10 and 1x3 for board and baton siding, 2x6 studs and 2x12 rafters. In this video we will be focusing on getting the 6x6 post that are needed and talking about picking the correct log to do the job and keeping in mind everything that you are cutting for. There shouldn't be much waste today cutting this log because anything that won't make a 6x6 can make a 1x10 or 1x3. The log we picked out yielded much better than we anticipated. We cut out 9 6x6 post from this single log which was 1 more than the customer needed but we like to give extra as a just encase one dries poorly.
Thank you for watching and if you have any questions leave them in the comment section below.
We want to give a huge shoutout to Solomon, he helps us so much editing some of the videos. Be sure to check out his channels.
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Be sure to check out Shearton Park Farms here on KZbin! They are an awesome Farm and channel right here in Western North Carolina!
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Big thanks to Joe Maine and Wood Mizer for the saw blades we use.
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We hope you enjoy this video!
Please feel free to like, comment, and share, and as always,
we will see you back at the mill!
-the Bearded Lumber Crew

[@zcfloors]

It’s time for a LT 40 wide sir . I bought one few months ago and can’t be happier

[@BeardedLumber]

@clerivanocardoso2308 I want an LT70 electric

[@nomad-pq4yw8iy7v]

I think that might be a tad heavier that a white pine. Keep the saw dust flying!

[@BeardedLumber]

@@nomad-pq4yw8iy7v yes sir it makes my back hurt just thinking about it.

[@revhbateman]

I like watching the sawmill. Don't care for the talking part. I just ff😊

[@BeardedLumber]

Lol 😆 thx for watching 👀

[@brucewelty7684]

Never thought of using a sawmill for a corner scraper!

[@BeardedLumber]

@@brucewelty7684 thx Bruce

[@NathanAnderson-l8r]

Is he going to use the oak green or will you dry it first?

[@BeardedLumber]

Green for board and batten siding

[@Dogpaws7701]

Before getting this to the customer is it kiln dried?

[@BeardedLumber]

@billythomas7701 No, it's just for barn lumber. Thx for watching

[@olddodger7178]

WM rates their mills at 4,400 lbs.

[@BeardedLumber]

Well we've exceeded that several times. Thx for watching