Sawing a Cherry log on the Frontier OS23 Sawmill
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- Опубликовано: 10 фев 2025
- Sawing Cherry lumber on a Frontier Sawmill with @TonysTractorAdventure
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Relaxing watching it cut through the log.
I've been watching both of your channels for a while now and look forward to both of your new videos. They're always informative and entertaining. God bless you both. ❤❤❤🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
Beautiful wood. Cherry was always my Dad's favorite wood to work with.
I can only imagine how good that smelled... that is some mighty fine looking cherry! Very cool - thanks for sharing Brock! 🤠
Great series with Tony!
Very nice! I'm trying to convince my dad to plant 10 acres of black walnut trees on the farm. So we can harvest the lumber. I tell you the 10 acres of fild corn doesn't even pay the taxes😒plus I love woodworking.
Tony seems to always come up with some nice logs. That cherry is beautiful. Do you miss the saw mill yet lol.
It's nice to have a friend like Tony to cut you some Cherry wood boards.
Yes sir
Boy what I wouldn't give for one of those mills. 35 acres of hardwood on the homestead here.
There's just something about watching a mill in action. I could watch it all day! I haven't seen you use yours much. Whare do you stand on the Alaskan? Would you recommend it? I have many many oaks here. Uprooted every time we get a good wind storm. I don't like to just burn them. I feel it would be beneficial to cut them up and have usable lumber
So after uou cut it how do you keep it from splitting on the ends and warping? I know you put stringers in between to help dry them out but never had much luck with the splitting from each end!
I think they tell you to leave an extra 6 inches so you can cut 3 off each end when it splits
I’m still learning