Great job under tough conditions..if you need any advice on sawmilling or cutting trees don,t be afraid to ask.i have 48 years doing it.i start3d working in a sawmill at ten years old and own my own now. I just found your channel and have enjoyed it very much.keep up the good work.
You do this the best way that works for you that's the most important, I'm sure you've got a schedule you'd like to keep & meet,you'll have plenty of time to record as other pieces of your projects come together, awesome job!!
I would cut two lage cants the length of your mill and set it on patio stones level it in the spring should be good and not move too much! I wouldx not get so elaborate but you get the idea and if you use one cant per side makes it more stable If you have the trees try to go 8x8 or 7x7 and do some research you can put this together with no nails or hardware! Here is the link to what it looks like! Like I said before just level it on patio stones and let it float if it is made well the wood could almost be the deck! Great job by the way sorry for your loss.
Your channel is amazing; you are rocking it. Thanks for sharing everything with us.
Pretty awesome you have your own sawmill,cheers 🇨🇦
Great job under tough conditions..if you need any advice on sawmilling or cutting trees don,t be afraid to ask.i have 48 years doing it.i start3d working in a sawmill at ten years old and own my own now.
I just found your channel and have enjoyed it very much.keep up the good work.
You are doing so well … one step after the other. Learning one day at a time and asking for help when you need it. Ryan would be so proud of you.
I think you're doing fantastic. Keep up the great work!
-Lynn
You are doing a hell of a job, keep up the good work.
setting up a tripod you can forget about might be a good idea.
Great video
Like your holster set up. Where could I find one like that?
Good luck setting up your sawmill
You do this the best way that works for you that's the most important, I'm sure you've got a schedule you'd like to keep & meet,you'll have plenty of time to record as other pieces of your projects come together, awesome job!!
I would cut two lage cants the length of your mill and set it on patio stones level it in the spring should be good and not move too much! I wouldx not get so elaborate but you get the idea and if you use one cant per side makes it more stable If you have the trees try to go 8x8 or 7x7 and do some research you can put this together with no nails or hardware! Here is the link to what it looks like! Like I said before just level it on patio stones and let it float if it is made well the wood could almost be the deck! Great job by the way sorry for your loss.
I admire you----If that's ok :)
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