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The best thing about live edge slabs is, they are always new. Every piece of wood is unique. That is why they are so special.
Sure reminds me to pay attention to my Patreon notifications when I’m traveling. Just no time for commercials. Thanks for sharing & taking the time to always explain the complete experience
Any time!
Nothing better than having the right tool for the job. What a time-saver.
One can never have too many toys, Nathan.
" I'm not saying "square", for the rest of this video." END 🤣🤣🤣 😁✌🖖
We miss your "hello friends" greeting. We really enjoy your channel. Great content.
A semi-permanent solution to the drive way gravel migration is to pull the gravel back more than 1/2 way into the drive, bring in clay or clay-gravel fill, grade it to "level" out the driveway and re-spread the gravel. A crusher-run grade of "stone" would also work better than graded 57 because the crusher-run has several sizes and stone powder to "bond" the stone together instead of roll around & spread out with slight pressure. Been there & done that! Good luck.
Railroad ties along the side of the drive would help keep your rock in place
Nathan, if you just build up the side of your drive with earth, rain and wind will eventually disperse it. Do it, but sow it with grass seed, so that the grass roots will consolidate it. Might cost a bit, but should become a permanent solution.
If you could run over your driveway lightly with a vibrating roller it would turn up a flat face on each chip, and lock them into each other to some extent so they would be less inclined to drift downhill. You could also spread a light coat of 3/16” chips, which would get into the voids between the 3/4” rocks (as you call them 😅) and the 3/16”s would help bind the surface.
Maybe lay down a few lengths of railroad tie along the low side of the road? Seems like a relatively low budget, high impact solution.
Now that you have that Excavator it would be cool to dig in a small retaining curb along the low side, maybe with 8x8 cants or cement or large rocks
The cheapest way I think to fix your low side gravel from moving down hill is to place irregular shaped riprap along that side. The riprap will hold the gravel and water will still drain through it. Delivery trucks won't want to drive their tires on the riprap either and will keep their tires on the gravel.
That was one square piece of advise Nathan. I had a gravel parking area and used crushed river rock after digging out a foot of what was nothing but mud during mud season up here. Before I did that the mud could come up to the running boards on what ever vehicle was pulling into the yard never mind trying to get out of the vehicle and slog to the front steps of the house. It was awful. But like you there was a small grade that fell off to one side and so much of the gravel would flow down I was donating my river rock to my neighbor's camp driveway every year. Sure could have benefited from that machine of yours!
Dig a trench. Make a long timber form and pour concrete to create a permanent barrier
This. An edge
Whatever size of equipment barn you are planning, occurs you may need to double it given the ongoing expansion of items that will be housed.
Another great video Nathan. You do awesome work on your sawmill!👍❤️
Put a curb on that low side. That should minimize the shifting of your rocks.
Hello Nathan. About you COFFEE needs, do you grind beans ? What filter is your coffee ground for ? I have been watching you for years and want to send you COFFEE from Seattle. I am retired and find great satisfaction in your u-tubyness. If you and family ever have the privilege to visit Seattle, I would love to visit. We have HUGE trees !!
I’ve sent him whole bean 🫘 coffee before. I’m pretty sure he can grind it ok.
Your camera work is outstanding Nathan. Thanks for the new video.
Sorry to see all of the criticism on the excavator work. Nathan is a bright and talented man. It always takes time to learn how to use a new tool. His pride of ownership is inspiring, no matter what. He is willing to learn on camera for the benefit of others.
Knew a guy who bought torn bags of concrete from Home Depot . He would spread out loosely on parts of his gravel drive to stop gravel moving around. Worked.
On your driveway, I’m thinking on the downslope side, trench that out a bit and lay a line of breaker run to shore up that edge and slow down the erosion and gravel migration. 🤔🤔
Your son is growing so fast, it won’t be long and you will have another helping hand in the mill.
Why not use some of your burn pile lumber, cut to 4 X 4 or 6 X 6 timbers, to line the low side to help hold the gravel in place. Then, if you want to put dirt over there, you can put the dirt up against the grass side of the ytimber so the grass will grow into it and help stabilize it.
Just a thought, what if you attached your leaf blower to the saw mill, pointing it to the blade so the saw dust was blown away as it cuts. It would save you a trip to do that after each slab. You could also attach a 2nd one to the other side.
LOL. When you started pulling the rock back I was thinking he should bring in some dirt and bank it up along the drive way and taper it into the lawn. Then when you were done you said exactly that
You need to mix some stone dust in with all that rock. That would pack it down and after some rain it would harden up just like cement.
Agree, you need more fines in that driveway to lock the larger stones in place.
Adding some #2 crusher run limestone would help tighten up the stone you have.
We used to have have them at the golf course make sure you keep belts on hand and keep greased up they are a decent mower
In all honesty, Nathan, I would consider pouring a curb with concrete, and that would certainly end the rock rolling over the edge. Just a thought.
When you get a new blower get one with a 6" inlet.
Nathan, as always I love watching the way you manipulate
those logs and your imaginative camera angles.
Looking Up at the blade! Now there's a new angle.
You always keep your equipment so clean!
I think your dust collection is working as good as the same type equipment,
in any woodworker's shop (about 90% collected). It's doing a pretty good
job, for you. 😁✌🖖
For the drive way, could you stake a few boards down for edging? That might hold back the gravel. Where would you get the lumber?
Build a small berm and either sod it or seed it , berm doesn’t have to be huge just 4or 5 inches above the driveway grade
I didn't think Mike lived that close to you To be on a hill with a Kabota excavator haha
Great overall video and better than TV. If your driveway wasn’t so long I’d suggest curbing, but Paul’s suggestion sounds economical.
Good point!
That log looks about like some of the ones I end up with from tree services. 😂
I was selling live edge slabs everyday but the market for Them have dropped off in the Hampton roads area of Virginia . I’ve got tons of them kiln dried and stacked in the building. We do sell a lot of mantels. But like you said, takes a long time to dry.
Use some logs to keep the gravel in place.
Seems to me like any kind of angle blade, either on 3 point hitch scraper blade or on your excavator if so equipped would be the simple and quick way to pull gravel back up into place.
Lay some old railroad ties down along the edge of the driveway for like a support wall then push the gravel up against them. That will also stop the erosion on the bank.
Is Mister Kato your favorite tractor?
I admire how clean and shiny you keep your equipment.
Thanks for your show, Sir.
Nothing wrong with being 'square', as long as it's for a good cause like cutting your lumber. I would be a little annoyed if I purchased lumber, got it home & found it wasn't square. Very well explained Nathan. Cheers, Don from South Australia.
For your raised beds you should go with him, preferably sweet.
They resist rot and are not as valuable for like cedar is.
I enjoy your humor at the sawmill but there’s nothing wrong with spending a day on tractor 🤔. Thanks for the videos.
MM77 Approved 👍🏼👍🏼
hello Nathen i like to see you saw sme osage orange and some pecan wood i think are some most beatiful woods tp saw
"What's that guy doing over on the hill in a Kabota excavator" lol
Dirt would work , I personally would use old used RR ties and drive short rebar thru them to hold em in place?
Thanks for the video
Tony
this is why u dont use loose rock on driveways u need rock with fines in it to lock everything in place. get rid of all that loose stuff and get u some ca6 at least thats what they call it in my area basically its 3\4 inch rock with fines in it. and yes u have the right idea of putting dirt along that edge that will help support that edge to keep it from shoving on you hope this helps. really interested in seeing how the katos do i never see them in my area and looks like they dont have any dealer support around here unfortunatly.
I thought maybe you would just drive along the driveway with that bucket tilted and treat it like a grader (maintainer).
Live edge slabs are required in the UK,,, we can send a container to yours & take care of the shipping arrangements.
Nathan, developing the multi-axis coordination on an excavator is one of the most difficult tasks to master. But, just keep at it, and you'll do just fine. You will soon discover that it just comes to you one day. And it will be second nature.
I was watching Outdoors with the Morgans a few days ago and Mike gave you a compliment. He said that you were really good at sawing lumber on your mill, but not so good at running the excavator. Now I think you're doin ok for a fellow that just got an excavator. A lot better than me who rolled his excavator the first day he used it. Just call me Captain Rolly Polly...Great video Nathan thumbs up.
Not sure it matters but with the tilt it seems like you could have gone with the driveway and had a nice straight cutting line. Turned out good so road now in good shape anyway.
That tilt bucket on the KATO Excavator is the berry's......Thanks my friend Nathan 👍
Old F-4 2 Shoe🇺🇸
You might try laying down 6x6 beams/posts with rebar running through them into the ground to hold them in place.
Out here in the southwest (Az.) there is a large demand for “cookies” the bigger the better. Round tables with resin pours, love all the voids and bark incursions. 👍👍
Have you considered putting landscaping ties to border the drive?
Yes a Dirt Curb would work but it has to a long mound 8 to 10 inches high and extreme well packed.... did I say extreme well packed Oh, I guess I did!!!
Have you ever thought about adding a roterie atachment to some of your equipment?
Nathan how about putting a timber wall just 6x6 along the road edge
Add copping stones alongside the road to keep the gravel in place.
Sure glad you squared that around for us. Great video Nathan, stay safe and keep up the good work. Fred.
You got the best cats on RUclips. Don't let them fool you😊
For your drive way you need a collaboration with Neil from DigDriveDiy. His specialty.
That hill Kabota had Nate distracted..done said..let's warm up the yanmar to saw! ;)
We had great weather out here in Maryville until Friday morning. When the thunderstorms move through. Then Friday at noon we had to drive to Bristol and we caught up with the storm 😔 hope you didn't get hit too hard
Hey Nathan. I heard you talking about not liking to cut and dry mantles. Well these days so many fireplaces are done with framework and double pipe flues that building a mantle out of dimensional lumber is pretty easy., even if you veneer it with some sort of stone or brick. Build a pocket style with legs built into the framework, put the veneer on and then slide the mantle on the legs, countersink some screws and cover with plugs or putty, then finish. I like your grade-all bucket for the mini-X too.
Get some basketball sized limestone to line the top of the hill. Dirt will just washout. The large rock will hold the gravel.
Nathan,you got a lot done today with the amount of time that you had to do in excellent video 😮😊❤
Dense grade rock is good for driveways because it has a lot of limestone dust in it and it will pack almost as hard and tight as concrete.
Mill some 6x6s and make a curb on that side, drill some holes, and place a piece of rebar through the hole, and that will keep them in place yet allow you to move in the future. You can stack the 6x6s on top of each other. Just an idea.
Looks like you have been talking to Mike Morgan with that bucket. He loves his.😂❤
Nathan, how about placing Vigoro 50 Ft L X 1 In W X 5 In H, ridged plastic landscape strips (HD $28.97) along your driveway. Then backfill with dirt to stablize the gravel in your driveway. Just a suggestion.
Good job on the road Nathan
Landscape plastic edging will help contain the gravel in place
I’m hoping you will send me the info on that book you said was a great help with you getting organized. I would like some help with that my self.
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How about planting Ornamental grasses
Hello. Nice update for big 35 😁👍
Don't know anything about the wood market, but I can tell you that a trip with my girlie friend for a new dining suite brought many a chuckle out of me. 4 inch live edge walnut, 7 ft x 36? maybe, $14k. 2 slabs split, mated, and a gallon or two of urethane with a red color
poured all over it..... seriuosly, my 84 year old mother does urethane do dad seals.
used railroad ties...6x6 wood beams...something like that on the edge would look good and keep the gravel in the right spot
Ok, I don’t know anything about sawing logs, but other than the weight factor, it seems like cutting slabs would be a cake walk. Can you explain to us (me) what the drawback of cutting slabs is?
Thanks. Wish you did more saw milling, but I’m still watching.😉
That was a very square video 😊. Thank you for sharing!
I agree if you build a small dirt berm covered with grass will solve your problem. 😎
Mr. Morgan can keep his excavator knowledge and ask ol Nate here for some Woodmizer tips. Lol
If you knew someone that had a sawmill, you could have them cut you some oversized landscaping timbers to put along your driveway 😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣.
I could have done that whole job with a flat nose shovel in half the time, I tell you what.. LOL..
it took you a while to get the hang of it, I tell you what..
An also roll around like marbles
I recommend buying inch minus crushed rock, rather than gravel. It might not look as fancy, but it will pack in.
mike morgan has one on his machine
That should keep down on your maintenance on your driveway edging and give you an edge to mow against 👍
How about landscaping material?
A curb would best! 🇨🇦AB
hello like your channel was wondering if you could adjust one side of your three point hitch down to move the gravel up then level it out to finish ?
7:23 Would it be possible to just track backwards down the drive at a slight offset and pull the rock back onto the drive? (i.e. like a grader) That way it’d be done in a fraction of the time and I’d think it would be possible with that bucket.
You could put in some kind of curbing that should help a lot
Is there an update available on your progress on the recently purchased ground.
Had you considered edging the low side of your drive with red cedar or black locust low quality or dunnage logs or even staked slabs ?