The birds sit on the branches of pine trees and fences and plants cedar Berry seeds when the poop. That what I notice in my 50 years of cutting cedars.
Someone who shares my affinity or love for CEDAR! I have barns from 1800s still standing yet siding is missing. Due to repressing. Cedar rules easy to work
The is the best information I have seen on the topic. I am getting ready to harvest cedar for posts. I have seen conflicting instructions either to set the posts upside down or in the same orientation they grew. Which do you reccomend?
“ Why don’t you make things out of plastic”? Lol, yeah plastic is really great for the environment lady LOL. I don’t know if you’ve noticed, but chairs, and tables, and fence posts, made out of plastic are really durable. Much more than wood. Just like plastic forks are better than metal forks. The metal forks just bend when you use them. The plastic forks are really strong and you don’t have to worry about them breaking and sticking into a big juicy steak.😂😂 other than that funny comment, you did good Karen!
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Hoppy is the MAN! Only cuts what is dying. Beautiful.
Never knew that about the resins in the red heart. Learn something nrw everyday!
Thanks for the vid!
Thank you so much. Everything I need to know and some I didn't know I needed to know. You help me.
Great tips thank you so much for sharing this important information listening from Bangs Texas
Great video.
Exactly what I needed to know thank you for your time 🙏🏻
I have been doing the same for years. Love working cedar.
Useful info...well presented. Like the Tinkerbell tatoo. Thanks.
Excellent info
The birds sit on the branches of pine trees and fences and plants cedar Berry seeds when the poop. That what I notice in my 50 years of cutting cedars.
Someone who shares my affinity or love for CEDAR! I have barns from 1800s still standing yet siding is missing. Due to repressing. Cedar rules easy to work
I like Hoppy Quick, he's the dude.
Thanks for info on which cedars to select in the woods. I'm harvesting for tipi
I would use white cedar super light and strong
@@hoppyquick2900 thank you! 😊
Nice video, thank you
The is the best information I have seen on the topic. I am getting ready to harvest cedar for posts. I have seen conflicting instructions either to set the posts upside down or in the same orientation they grew. Which do you reccomend?
Fat end down char it good first all the way up till just above ground
Is there any video to show how to refinish and seal natural cedar porch posts?
I would take a flap sander take off outer bark then use Thompsons water seal, copper naphenate on bottom
I don't like Thompsons but to each there own charming is best can also dip in foundation coating
Right on man. So aim for the 4x4s for posts?
Exactly
How long do you let it dry before boarding it? Just to keep sap from gumming up your chainsaw?
I use alot of dead cedar not alot of sap
1 year per inch thickness is a standard rule of thumb for most live felled trees
Looking to carve spoons in cedar. Do you need special carving tools just for this kind of wood? Is cedar wood safe for food serving?
I make spoons I find the heartwood brittle for spoons ...raw linseed spoons instead of mineral oil it dries hard mineral oil doesnt
i love cedar
can anyone please tell me how is rosin extracted from cedar trees? it would mean a lot
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can you plant a branch of a cedar
nice tattoos
“ Why don’t you make things out of plastic”? Lol, yeah plastic is really great for the environment lady LOL. I don’t know if you’ve noticed, but chairs, and tables, and fence posts, made out of plastic are really durable. Much more than wood. Just like plastic forks are better than metal forks. The metal forks just bend when you use them. The plastic forks are really strong and you don’t have to worry about them breaking and sticking into a big juicy steak.😂😂 other than that funny comment, you did good Karen!
so, what are they worth cut like they are now? 5 dollars each or less?
I sell wholesale dollar a foot
At the time of video 1 a lineal ft
Zakk Wylde's cutting wood now lol
Pretty funny