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Stoneguy's Woodcraft
Добавлен 20 фев 2019
Chainsaw milling 20’ Timbers part II
This video demonstrates chainsaw milling large timbers and how I move them around using mostly handtools.
Link to the edge mill I’m using: www.granberg.com/product/g555b-edging-mill/
Link to the edge mill I’m using: www.granberg.com/product/g555b-edging-mill/
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Chainsaw milling 20 foot timbers part one
Просмотров 3,9 тыс.2 года назад
In this video I am setting up and milling 21 foot long 8 x 8 timber frame sills. I’ll walk you through my process of milling truly gigantic logs for our timber frame pottery barn project.
Big white oak logging.
Просмотров 1953 года назад
One of my awesome neighbors had this tree cut down and gave me the log. This log will be used in an upcoming timber frame project for my wife’s pottery barn. This log was somewhere around 26’ Long. The biggest section of log I cut at 14 foot long. It’s right at 27 inch diameter from end to end. My estimate using the green log weight chart is that this 14 foot log weighs somewhere around 3700 po...
The single best chainsaw mill upgrade ever!
Просмотров 1,6 тыс.3 года назад
The Granberg quick release clamp was designed to speed up the chainsaw milling process. In this video I will install the clamps and put them through their paces. Link to purchase granberg.com/product/quick-release-clamp-for-alaskan-mill/
ATV Logging+Chainsaw milling Hickory
Просмотров 1,1 тыс.3 года назад
In this video I explain my process of moving logs around, staging, and chainsaw milling on my elevated platform.
Chainsaw milling 1000 board feet of Black Cherry
Просмотров 13 тыс.3 года назад
Chainsaw milling 1000 board feet of Black Cherry
Big walnut chainsaw milling
Просмотров 23 тыс.3 года назад
Pulling walnut out of the woods using a log arch. Milling two massive Black walnut logs in place.
Black walnut chainsaw milling
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Lots of work goes into producing live edge slabs
Getting a Walnut mantle ready to be kiln dried.
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Getting a Walnut mantle ready to be kiln dried.
Moving heavy Logs by hand
Просмотров 28 тыс.4 года назад
This is my process of moving logs short distances using simple hand tools. Once I get the logs to my property, I need to position them to my log stand for chainsaw milling.
How did you get the logs in the pile to start with?
Well done!!!
Good work. I mill also. I have a couple cids on my channel. I mill big slabs tables and things. Im watching
Instead of the hand crank... use a small impact
The drum music is way to loud
Great video
It’s amazing how slow this process is.
Looks like a fun fall day
Great video!! Seeing the way you move around logs gave me some ideas. The walnut is gorgeous!
Thanks for the video! Very helpful!
Curious about how much all them raw decks will bring
2” thick slabs like that would bring at least 10$ a board foot I’d guess - for reference, a six inch long by 12 inch wide by 2 inch thick piece is one board foot. Each one of those slabs he cut could sell for a minimum of 150-200$ a piece on the low end
Raw steel log arch looks awesome!
How do you keep bugs out of lumber for long term outdoor storage?
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Do you sell these slabs to the public?
I do sell slabs occasionally however these walnut slabs are for personal projects.
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That's a lovely playground (property) you have there and some nice equipment. Love that rustic shack in the background with the little porch. Would be a nice cigar spot with a fire pit set in front of it to relax and take in the surrounds after a day of cutting.
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Hello. I have a question. How tightly do you tighten the chain on the bar?
I keep the chain just tight enough so I could pinch it in the middle of the bar and lift it high enough to slide a small coin under it. I’m using a woodland pro chain on this set up, which tends to stretch a little bit after the first or second cuts. I check it frequently and make sure it’s not too loose from stretching. I hope that makes sense, thanks for watching!
Nice setup! Clever idea to use a log arch to haul the logs and putting them on the trailer. People sometimes forget how heavy these things are. What type of chain are you using? Is it sharpened in a specific angle?
The arch has defiantly made moving logs so much easier! the chain in this video is from Baileys online store, it is a .404 ripping chain ground to 10°. I buy it in 50' and 100' rolls. Ripping chain is considerably smoother and a little faster, well worth it. You could also take your 30° chains to a saw shop and have them grind it down to 10° and that would work just as well. www.baileysonline.com/woodlandpro-43rp-404-pitch-ripping-chain-wpp-43rp.html I also highly recommend Carlton milling chain if you can find it. This seller on eBay is awesome (eandrsupply) Ive purchased 100' rolls of 3/8" ripping chain and its the best IMO. thanks for watching!
first comen friends greetings from Indonesia
Greetings! Thanks for watching
Подскажи где можно приобрести такую каретку пилу и шину?
The saw is a Stihl MS 880 The Bar is a 60" GB granberg.com/product/gb-64-extra-long-bar-404-x-063-sprocket-nose/ The mill is from Granberg. granberg.com/product/g778-60-alaskan-mk-iv-chain-saw-mill/
@@stoneguyswoodcraft3687 благодарю . Удачи тебе в твоём деле
You mention a 42" bar. Which mill are you using? the 36 or the 48". I guess what I'm wondering is if you can use a 42" bar on the 36" granberg mill.
Hi Mike, I use the 48" Granberg mill. Yes you could absolutely us the 42 " bar on your 36" mill. You would need to remove the safety plate for your saw tip. The big benefit of a 42" bar on the 36" mill is your maxing out your cutting width to the full 36".
@@stoneguyswoodcraft3687 Awesome. Thanks for the reply!
Qual o tamanho do sabre?
link for purchasing?
Thanks for catching my mistake, I added it to my description for everyone else. Here is a quick link for your convince granberg.com/product/quick-release-clamp-for-alaskan-mill/
Good score, show the milling process!
Well done you have the simplicity and the Best set up I am making the same and I have seen a lot of other set up s thanks for taking the time to give us your setup.
Very cool!
Awesome. How do you smooth the slabs down afterward?
Thanks, I use a festool rotex sander for now. I plan to build a router sled in the near future. A router sled will get them truly flat
Hello how are you doing great video's you are making on this channel keep up the great work take care cheers George
Cool man. Good show.
Thanks!
Awesome man. Love it.
Awesome setup. I need to replicate this.
How do you like the 661? I'm about to get one. Which state do you live?
Good luck with the building!
The boards are looking good!
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Milling is awesome, which chainsaw are you using?
stihl ms880
Hey man love what your doing. Was wondering if you could send me a list of the things you have to be able to do this. I have a lot of logs on my property I don’t wanna go to wast. But don’t have the budget for a big mill.
Hi, no problem. Really all you need to get started is a 70cc or bigger chainsaw, an Alaskan mill, and a top rail system. Top rails could easily be an old extension ladder. Also ripping chain is very nice if you can find it. That will get you started, all other tools are luxury stuff that are very nice if you can afford them but not absolutely nessisary. I hope this helps you out, let me know if I can answer any other questions.
What is that tool that you’re using to move the logs? Is it a modified hookaron?
It’s a Stihl cant hook 60”
@@stoneguy28 thanks!