Loud Paint Saves Lives. Not loud pipes. More important to be seen than heard. When I hear a loud motorcycle or car coming I look everywhere else out of fear what other drivers will do when distracted. Then again I am old enough I spent $2500 to upgrade the suspension on my Yamaha FJR for better handling and ride. Was due at 50,000 miles. Not too important if one rides 25 miles. Very important for 250 miles.
Utilitarian style of construction and choice of wood will service you well into the future. Good job on the hardtail and Britt finishes off the project. to perfection. Keep up the good work and excellent content. Thanks
Leave that wood open-grained for the full strength smell. No Poly finish. Put it in a closet for storing your canned goods. The added bonus, the wonderful smell will keep the pesky moths away from anything wool! And all that aromatic cedar sawdust. Sew up some muslin bags of sachet for the same purpose. Better than the horrible smelling mothballs.
You need to build a 4x8 table to work off of and get off the floor. When you get to be in your 60s like me your back will thank you. Miter saw can go on it too with still enough room to work. I’m running an LX 55, milling lumber for myself and a few extra jobs every now and then works great. Built a well house chicken coop and paneled the inside of my wife’s she shed 8x20, all milled on LX 55.
Pretty cool shelves! The bike is looking pretty darn good. Yeah, those shorty pipes will really bark on the Sporty. I run straight pipes on my Shovelhead but they're long tubes which are little more mellow. 👍👍👍
Please, please, please...can you provide links for the music you use in your videos? Awesome looking shelf and that chopper is pretty cool, too. Also, sometimes I see some smoke comin' off the burn pile...can you show us 'closet arsonists' what's burning? FIRE, FIRE! Y'all take care and be safe...
WOW - you look so different with your hat off!! I think this is the first video without your hat (for a short time) I cant imagine what it would look like - no hat and no beard! You might look younger than Brit!!!
"...building with the best smelling wood ever," and then you finish your project with THREE coats of poly...sweet jesus, what a waste of a wonderful resource. The deep southern mind continues to baffle.
Two suggestions. Sand your pieces before assembly if you are not going to put it through a planer. Much smother . Also i put my urethane on with a cloth. Smoother finish and less sanding. No thick spots. I too cut cedar on my land and mill it on a small saw mill. Great project. Nice job
Wallace Farm&Sawmill, I learned a way to make the finish stand out better.I use Thompson Water Seal on cedar first then itakes the polyurethane stand out.
The shelves turned out good and the Harley looks and sounds awesome. If I were to build a "chopper" I would have raked the forks a little more myself but hey... It's still a good job!
Nice way to end the video, enjoyed it. 👍🏻👍🏻
Good evening and great video. The shelves look good 👍. Feel sorry for your back with the hard tail 😮 Take care and have a blessed and safe day
The shelf looks good and your motorcycle turned out awesome
Thanks!
Looks GREAT,,,,was a builder ,used cedar in closets in several custom homes for smart people who liked a good smell!
Rider easy, easy Rider.
That wood is beautiful. Must smell fantastic.
That is some very beautiful ceader. Great job
Nice! Nice! Nice! Remember, "loud is safe"!
That’s my thinking!
Loud Paint Saves Lives. Not loud pipes. More important to be seen than heard.
When I hear a loud motorcycle or car coming I look everywhere else out of fear what other drivers will do when distracted.
Then again I am old enough I spent $2500 to upgrade the suspension on my Yamaha FJR for better handling and ride. Was due at 50,000 miles. Not too important if one rides 25 miles. Very important for 250 miles.
Utilitarian style of construction and choice of wood will service you well into the future. Good job on the hardtail and Britt finishes off the project. to perfection. Keep up the good work and excellent content. Thanks
can't beat that aromatic cedar wish we had that out hear where I live in Canada
Leave that wood open-grained for the full strength smell. No Poly finish. Put it in a closet for storing your canned goods. The added bonus, the wonderful smell will keep the pesky moths away from anything wool! And all that aromatic cedar sawdust. Sew up some muslin bags of sachet for the same purpose. Better than the horrible smelling mothballs.
You need to build a 4x8 table to work off of and get off the floor. When you get to be in your 60s like me your back will thank you. Miter saw can go on it too with still enough room to work. I’m running an LX 55, milling lumber for myself and a few extra jobs every now and then works great. Built a well house chicken coop and paneled the inside of my wife’s she shed 8x20, all milled on LX 55.
Man, when I saw you take that hat off and saw that fresh haircut, I said to myself, "that boy got to be from Starkville, or maybe Tuscaloosa"!😅😅🤣🤣😁😁
Pretty cool shelves! The bike is looking pretty darn good. Yeah, those shorty pipes will really bark on the Sporty. I run straight pipes on my Shovelhead but they're long tubes which are little more mellow. 👍👍👍
Eastern Red Cedar. Properly named Virginian Juniper (Juniperus Virginiana). It is, for absolute certainty, the best spelling wood known to mankind.
You're the best spelling comment here!😜
Brittney sure knows how to hang on tight ,out on your bike.
Bike sounds really good. Just be careful.
looking good I had full lenght arlin ness stacked shot guns on mine
Man, y'all living the dream. Great video!
Good video, nice project 👍 I heard a bit of a rattle when you were sawing, sounded like sheet metal. Blade guard maybe?
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If they're thick enough, those off cuts make pretty good benches. That's what I do with mine. They usually sell for $100-$150 each.
Please, please, please...can you provide links for the music you use in your videos? Awesome looking shelf and that chopper is pretty cool, too. Also, sometimes I see some smoke comin' off the burn pile...can you show us 'closet arsonists' what's burning? FIRE, FIRE! Y'all take care and be safe...
Will do!
Great video, that shelf looks nice. It'll be some good looking furniture to store your canned goods
Love the red cedar and that is a awesome sportster , i like the look but i am not sure if I would like the hard tail ! 😎👍
SO far it has been a decent ride. Not to bad on the rear end!
Y’all are the real deal,,,, I wish more young couples would get out and do things and lay those phones down!!!!!
I ❤ cedar. I build countertops all the time with cedar and furniture. I have big pile at my mill.
Red ceader for sure makes great furniture for sure love the smell❤the videos God Bless ❤❤❤
that some pretty colored wood
Good stuff, keep on having fun.
That second log was surely barking quite alot.
I would do mine a lot different I'd give you some cash and have you build it for me!!
Only thing. You need to square up that chop saw. Your shelves are not square on the ends.
Whew ya'all are squaring up the cedar log what do you do with scrap
It’s better to sand it before you assemble it
I'm guessing Cedar from you saying it's the best smelling wood ever.
What is the best climate for growing cedar
How much do you want for some of the furniture that you make
make sure to put on helmets when bike riding
I would have morticed the shelves into the sides.
Beautiful.
bike looks like good times! miss them days ,great job !
Is that your canning Britney
WOW - you look so different with your hat off!! I think this is the first video without your hat (for a short time) I cant imagine what it would look like - no hat and no beard! You might look younger than Brit!!!
It definitely ages me lol
Love your channel what ever happened to the sawmill you were restoring and building a place for it? Much love
Sold. Still have my Corley
"...building with the best smelling wood ever," and then you finish your project with THREE coats of poly...sweet jesus, what a waste of a wonderful resource. The deep southern mind continues to baffle.
I think you two do A GOOD JOB
Lumber and shelf project was great! Really like the bike too. Old school stance! Don't lose it in that 8 foot high corn though, will ya? 8^) Cheers.
Two suggestions. Sand your pieces before assembly if you are not going to put it through a planer. Much smother . Also i put my urethane on with a cloth. Smoother finish and less sanding. No thick spots. I too cut cedar on my land and mill it on a small saw mill. Great project. Nice job
Wallace Farm&Sawmill, I learned a way to make the finish stand out better.I use Thompson Water Seal on cedar first then itakes the polyurethane stand out.
Now is that shelving for her appaliances in doors or for your shop tools ..
Indoors
Refined my Mother's hope chest. My Mother's house had 3 large cedar closets the moths stayed away
Looks great I have a old family hope chest made out of cedar just a little bigger
Stay saafe.
Hey Tyler. I will trade you 2000 board feet for Britney.
How long are trees kept before cutting up?
Depends on the tree. 1 to 2 years to dry.
THANKS!
You're welcome!
Like the video all like see different stuff. You guys never let us down thanks
I always enjoy your videos. Thank you
Spanish Cedar is the best smelling wood there is
A hardtail ! When you're young it's fine. Great shelves a third coat will make them really pop. Excellent video thank you for sharing.👍
Thanks for watching!
The shelves turned out good and the Harley looks and sounds awesome. If I were to build a "chopper" I would have raked the forks a little more myself but hey... It's still a good job!
That’s coming!
I'D USE OIL GET THAT CEDAR SCENT
Saweeet bike. Easy Rider!
that s some pretty wood
What kind of wood?
I like it ship me 2 of them
Birch is a Good Smelling Wood To Brother but Poplar to me has a nasty smell when first cut.
Agreed!
@@wallacefarmandsawmill Great Videos Brother
The grain looks a bit like cedar. Am I close?
Eastern Red Cedar
looking good
Awesome!
That ride away at the end was epic 🤣
Thanks!!!
Brittany must be so culturally deprived spending all her time on the farm