Walnut turns out much nicer when the log sits for a while after being cut. Most the sapwood turns brown. We pile it all tight then steam it all the wood turns dark brown. Then it put on sticks to kiln dry then graded and piled tight and sold by grade Select& better. 1 common. 2 common. And 3 common. All sold separately Then 6/4. 8/4 and 12/4 of the nice stuff Great looking log George nice lumber buddy
Beautiful! When you go to slide the can’t might be easier to leave the toe board up while sliding. It reduces the friction significantly. Of course don’t slam the log or cant onto the toe board.
That was a good looking old Log. Gotta cut around the pith I’ve been known to mow right through them too. But like you said probably gonna crack just saw it out in the shop! What you gonna use then 5/4 boards for? Quick Look at Kiln you gonna love it.
Good job George! Did you lose the stick, I haven't seen it in a while. My guess was right! I figured that's why you made the octagon cant in prior video.
Black walnut soda pop. I mean, I like tree-based beverages...root beer...birch beer...why not black walnut beer? Or ginger beer with your ice cream to make a black walnut...float! (For those with impaired razzing detection: don't worry; I know BW is probably not food safe.)
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Nice log, your nephew knows how to pick'em! The kiln is looking good, Ms. Beth will have that roofing up in no time, tell her to dress warm!
@@andysmith8544 black walnut always looks nice. Supposed to get snow for a week...
We cleared snow all day today. 36" on the deck off the back of the house. Supposed to keep coming here too.
Brought my insulated jeans...
Walnut turns out much nicer when the log sits for a while after being cut. Most the sapwood turns brown. We pile it all tight then steam it all the wood turns dark brown. Then it put on sticks to kiln dry then graded and piled tight and sold by grade Select& better. 1 common. 2 common. And 3 common. All sold separately Then 6/4. 8/4 and 12/4 of the nice stuff Great looking log George nice lumber buddy
@@TheWildWestMill I'm a slab guy, usually only cut lumber when I need it. So I don't know all the tricks for lumber. Thanks.
Nice walnut , even with the spalted sapwood!
Great looking black walnut
Happy New Year, George!!!!
@@williamprophett9148 same to you bill
Beautiful!
When you go to slide the can’t might be easier to leave the toe board up while sliding. It reduces the friction significantly. Of course don’t slam the log or cant onto the toe board.
@@Ratherbemilling this log was bigger than it looked on camera.
That was a good looking old Log. Gotta cut around the pith I’ve been known to mow right through them too. But like you said probably gonna crack just saw it out in the shop! What you gonna use then 5/4 boards for?
Quick Look at Kiln you gonna love it.
@@TwoGuysTimberframing cut the pith out after it dries, sometimes they dry ok . My nephew wanted 5/4 boards.
It turned out to be a nice walnut boards George
@@deniscarter6613 walnut always looks 👍
Good job George! Did you lose the stick, I haven't seen it in a while. My guess was right! I figured that's why you made the octagon cant in prior video.
@@southernadirondackoutdoors yea that and some other things
My favorite ice cream is black walnut. So hard to find. Lol
Black walnut soda pop. I mean, I like tree-based beverages...root beer...birch beer...why not black walnut beer? Or ginger beer with your ice cream to make a black walnut...float!
(For those with impaired razzing detection: don't worry; I know BW is probably not food safe.)
@@jamescarter8662 sawdust and snow, I can make gallons...
You almost need the assistance of a winch from above to take some of the load off while moving those cants.
@@erikleorga I saw logs that are over 3000 lbs. The building isn't designed for the weight. That's what the skidsteer is for.
@@mcsawmill I should have phrased that better. I get where you're coming from. The thought I had was to alleviate/reduce some weight, just not all.
Don't let you sister brush your wood buddy lol😮😂😂😂😅
4° double hards??
@@thekiltedsawyer lol I read that to her🤣. It was a carbide blade that had already cut 11 logs .
@mcsawmill beautiful wood
happy new year
@@brucewelty7684 same to all of you!