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Hey, thanks for commenting. As they say, different strokes for different folks. I understand where you are coming from however. But I really do enjoy mine. I am probably going to be putting casters on in the near future. Thanks again

Thanks!

Thanks

No ma'am, I've always worn the cheapest Timex money can buy. Not that I'm that cheap, it's just something I've always done. Thanks for being so observant.

And yes, I have no idea how many steps. Fewer than 20 years ago I guess, but probably a good deal more than most. I am extremely blessed and fortunate to have good health, strength, and good genes. These are things we should never take for granted, but unfortunately most of us do until they're gone.

@@SawdustandSweatNC it would be interesting to see how many steps you take a day.

Do you keep track of your steps?

@@SawdustandSweatNC I do. I have an Apple Watch.

Ya think?

Not seniors everyone. They put five different var codes on everything now

@zactillett9820 I know, right!!

Yes, at least one way is 1", some have some wain on one side, no biggie

@@SawdustandSweatNC ok 👍 thanks

Good ideas, thanks

TV24--get it?

Thank you.

My bride said I had to get it so I did. Yeah, I'm DeWalt all the way.

Yes, anything which helps eliminate or reduce lifting is a good thing.

@@SawdustandSweatNC working smarter not harder!

All good so far. But really intense!

Thank you. Glad you enjoy sawmilling.

@@SawdustandSweatNC yes ❤️ greetings from Viet Nam ❤️❤️

@@Thuy_girldailylife Hope you have subscribed and will invite your friends and family to do the same. Thank you

Thanks!

Whatever Robert, at Keene Saw & Supply in White Ga. Suggested and sent me. They have a tempered tooth, look just like the Ripper 37's. I think they are general purpose 10 deg. But I would have to check with Robert on this. All I know for sure is, I've been blown away by how many logs this blade in the vid has gone through and I believe it has at least one more session in it before sharpening. Ant thanks for the encouragement and comment.

We are running about 90% humidity these days. Pretty sure watermelons sweat in the fields. It's not so much the heat as it is the humidity. Plus, as you can see, my set up is surrounded by trees so little breeze to provide any relief. Take care, and keep singing your songs.

@@SawdustandSweatNC yeah we have humidity here as well, but not as bad as you guys you guys are tough down south from a different cloth, rugged tough and thank you for listening to my channel. You’re a good man props to your video person. I take it. It must be your wife she does good.

@eastcoastcabinfever Thanks.

@@richardferster8049 Yeah, I just watched it and thought, you know, I'm getting close to very little lifting. Thanks for the observation. Appreciate it.

Thank you.

Sorry for not responding sooner, just now saw you, yes, I am of the thinking everyone would be happier and healthier if they grew something, especially something they could harvest a fruit or veg. from. It just makes me smile when I can go out and get me a hot pepper to eat with dinner. I love picking tomato's for my bride, our kids, and neighbors.

Yes, even the simple ones.

Thank you Craig. Always appreciate your feedback.

Soft woods like pine will decay and become infested rarely quick in the Southern portion of the US. Old timers would float them in lakes where they would last much longer, I don't know how long. But I do know, pine off the stump where I live better be milled within a year give or take depending on yard conditions. I claim no expertise on logging, just going off my experience.

10 year supply at an industrial sawmill would be somewhere around 10 million tons of logs on the yard. If you're mill has 10 million tons of decks you probably operate one of the largest, if not the largest milling operations in the world. Wow, I'm honored that you would take the time to comment on an old man's one man operation.

Jennifer, I know you are simply pulling my leg, so to speak. Anyone who does not know Sawn logs have a life expectancy after being cut knows basically nothing about the timber industry. I do appreciate you communicating and commenting I just hope you will always be honest with me and this channel. Thanks

So where do you see a failure point my friend?

@@jerrydeveau4738 Thanks Jerry. And amen!

May I ask, and I sincerely want to understand.....when you use the word straight are you referring to level, up and down or straight as a gun barrel if you looked from one end to the other down the side of a rail?

And yes, i followed mfg. Assembly instructions and it milled satisfactory for several, several milling sessions and several logs. But now, I did put some really heavy logs on the mill. Again, yes, she was level, straight, and I did not check it early on, but I had assumed the blade was true to the rails and bunks.

@@SawdustandSweatNC The track has a low spot where two side pieces connect. I've tried to get it better but can't seem to. Maybe I didn't loosen enough bolts. If you lay a 6 foot level over it the track is definitely down.

@lukefisher7618 It's challenging as you know, but I feel you will get it worked out as I did. Yes, perhaps you need to loosen more bolts, perhaps put a bottle jack under the low area, perhaps try to see if you have larger diameter bolts so there is no play in the holes, perhaps even sleeving a bolt or two as you re tighten. ......I had the opposite issue with a hump in my rail. I spray painted where the hump was as a visual gage so I could readily see when I was making progress with my adjustment measures. You will get it. Good on you for caring about the issue and not being content with "Poor Quality Cuts." Keep me posted on your progress.

@@SawdustandSweatNC Thanks for your advice. Will let you know.

Thanks! It's just a shop Fireplace so I wasn't terribly concerned with looks. I sure appreciate your perspective.

Absolutely! Have a great day my friend!

I understand and thank you as always for the encouragement.

@@MarcillaSmith Thank you so much Marcella.

Thanks!

Ain't that the truth.

Girl, get you some grits.

Thanks Rick. And thanks for the humorous perspective. And personally, I believe Bigfoot is near your border with Ky and VA. Pretty sure I spotted some offspring there if not the real thing, just saying...

Thanks Rick. And thanks for the humorous perspective. And personally, I believe Bigfoot is near your border with Ky and VA. Pretty sure I spotted some offspring there if not the real thing, just saying...

Thanks Rick. And thanks for the humorous perspective. And personally, I believe Bigfoot is near your border with Ky and VA. Pretty sure I spotted some offspring there if not the real thing, just saying...

@@SawdustandSweatNC Thanks for takin the time to read and reply plus for having a sense of humor. Like you I have seen "something" in the woods but in west Tennessee south of Jackson, Tn near Henderson where I went to college. Close to where the movie "Walking Tall" was filmed. Less than a mile from the White House used for Buford Pusser's parent's house. It was where the Tennessee River bottoms are. Those river bottoms run from Memphis to that area all the way to less than a mile from our house in SE Tennessee.... Sorry. TMI but PTSD and me get carried away. I did not try to harm what we saw. We bein my room mate and 3 or 4 more folks from my dorm. Made a plaster cast of a foot print. Don't know what happened to it. That was bout 50 years ago. rick in Tennessee Still crazy after all these years. Well, not crazy regarding something bein in the woods. There was a story in the old Enquirer about a BF trying to grab a little girl near a remote single wide near the Memphis river bottoms. The dad shot and wounded "something" and law enforcement sent a tissue and blood sample to the University of Tennessee at Knoxville. They could not identify the species that it came from. As you know testing had improved immensely since 1972 or '73. I'll shut up now. That laughing on your video just goes to show they "something" have a sense of humor. My time is about up but hope contact is made before I check out.

@TheAcceleratorMagazine Yes, please keep in touch and often. Don't hold it against me but I originated in the north west corner of Georgia. So, we got some similar roots.

One at a time!

Just saw this, thanks for the humbling accolade.

Thank you so much 😀

Ain't In Great? Love it!

I don't have a clue? What would be your guess?

I would call it mildew

But as it, in the right condition, it could become more three D and might could be classified as mold.

Thanks. Grateful!!

Right there with you brother.

You are mostest welcome!

@@SawdustandSweatNC I saw you posted a deer the other day and asked if you see them a lot. I didn’t see a response to that but I was asking because where I live they are around all the time. Sometimes I forget that that’s not normal for other places.

Yes, here there were very few say 35 years ago, but now we are overrun. Again, I didn't see ya. I do get you on my desktop but not on my phone........hum? Anyway, I'll find you sooner or later. Don't give up on me.

@@SawdustandSweatNC I won’t. I have the patience of a saint. 😊

Thanks for the additional information, I appreciate it.

​@@SawdustandSweatNC you should be able to get distilled white vinegar by the gallon. Where I am it is know as non-brewed condiment as ti is not made the traditional way with mother of vinegar.

looks like you can buy Concentrated Vinegar in the US for weeds/patios.

@paulthomas8262 That's how I buy it. Thanks

@paulthomas8262 I'll have to check it out.

I crave it. Love it, anything with vinegar and count me in!

Ha ha 😂 good one, but true.

Thanks, hope it works as good for you as it does for me.

Yep, I can certainly see that as a possibility. Thanks for the insight.

You remind me of my son. Always thinking. Great Trait. Hope you never stop.

Thanks for watching and commenting!

Roger That!

Agreed!!