How to Mill Lumber | My Step by Step process in getting rough lumber ready for the build

In this video we go over my milling process. I share some tips and other things I have learned along the way in my woodworking career.
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[@caleseamon5271]

As a beginner, I really enjoy watching your content!! I've learned a lot by watching.

[@NE_woodworks]

Awesome! Thanks for watching

[@ghosttreewoodworks]

Dropping all kinds of knowledge! Good stuff Josh. Love the music playing in the background

[@NE_woodworks]

Thanks bro 🤙

[@Wh1skeySix]

Great video! I like your explanation on your process!

[@NE_woodworks]

Thank you 🤙

[@liquidrockaquatics3900]

4:51 so when you’re running a bowed board through on its face and you aren’t pushing down, does it flatten it by trimming the front and back down where it hits the cutters before the outgoing table, or does it follow the curve some still? I have seen people that say you have to glue boards down to say a piece of underlayment with shims to plane off the top of the curve to get a flat surface and then flip it over to get a flat reference surface and repeat. If you don’t have a jointer is this the method you would use?(DIY, not production shop)
6:10 edit the first part was answered already

[@NE_woodworks]

Yeah if you were running it through a planer it on a sled you would shim it. 👍

[@sakhelenkambule2525]

i love thi guy. no Diddy

[@NE_woodworks]

Lol

[@whoisathome]

Hear, hear! This is how the pros work. IMHO a good jointer is essential if you are serious about your woodworking. Don't let anyone convince you otherwise...

[@NE_woodworks]

You are right about that