Eastern Red Cedar dimensional lumber MechMaxx Sawmill

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  • Опубликовано: 15 окт 2024
  • Cutting up a larger juniper for lumber. Trying to use the slab method vs the cant. Making a carport and wanted some weather resistant wood. I was cutting a little slow, the blade was changed out right after this one. Made some 2x4 , 2x6, and 2x8.
    Juniperus virginiana, also known as eastern redcedar, red cedar, Virginian juniper, eastern juniper, red juniper,

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  • @mechmaxx2918
    @mechmaxx2918 4 месяца назад +1

    Awesome💯

  • @genesmith2416
    @genesmith2416 4 месяца назад

    Any regrets or is it better than a Alaskan sawmill

    • @sweetpigfarm3645
      @sweetpigfarm3645  4 месяца назад

      No regrets way faster and better setup then an Alaskan. I just wish I had more time and better trees to use on this lol

  • @manukahoneyguru
    @manukahoneyguru 2 месяца назад

    Oh, your video started with a log on already.

    • @sweetpigfarm3645
      @sweetpigfarm3645  2 месяца назад

      @@manukahoneyguru I have a skid steer..forks and a grapple

  • @manukahoneyguru
    @manukahoneyguru 2 месяца назад

    BTW, what about n oak or a maple or ash ? Cider, hemlock or a pine is easy to saw. Show your baby's ability to mill a real wood.

    • @sweetpigfarm3645
      @sweetpigfarm3645  2 месяца назад

      @@manukahoneyguru I did cherry and hickory in one vid....hickory wore the blade but hedge apple smoked the blade, but I got the job done. I was cutting cookies for a customer Osage orange..iron wood..hedge apple. People say the type of cedar I cut is very dirty so it wears blades. I built I whole carport another video and those random pieces almost with one blade. I am on to the 2nd. Got a backup 3rd and sharpened the 1st with an angle grinder.

    • @manukahoneyguru
      @manukahoneyguru 2 месяца назад

      @@sweetpigfarm3645 I do appreciate for your feedbacks I receive. We both understand all your efforts is a marketing efforts to promote that Chinese brand. Same time we both understand what category of customers is gonna buy a saw mill for $2850.00 - a very beginners, a cheap version of them. No one serious logger is gonna be attracted by such a baby. Therefore, my free advice to you is to provide as much information about saw mill maintenance, blade exchange, how often it could be changed , if it sharpens and how to do that. How to adjust a blade holding wheels, etc. Such small errands are making the entire impression comparing made in the USA sawmill for $43K and made in China for $2 ,850. We got what we pay for. Such a brand is a compromise to our wallet thickness . So please explain more about those problems we gonna meet upon ordering one. I personally ordered one that gonna be shipped to me tomorrow. So, be honest to your audience, tell us about everything and how you contact the manufacturer or its California located rep , and what was the outcome and how fast they respond. Honesty, open mind , true info and willing to share are fundamental marketing tools. I ordered a pack of 10 blades. I plan to saw an oak, ash and maple. Do we have an alternative brand for the blade, are they interchangeable ? Tell us as a user about everything.