Hej! Now I come with a comment again. This time I am not writing to help you as I did a long time ago with the wood boiler and to calculate how much wood you need. I also wrote that you should not use more than 20% hardwood as firewood as there may be tar in the chimney. Now I will comment on Jack, the saw and handling of the saw. Jack must wear trousers intended for sawing with a chain saw (if Jack accesses a leg with the chain, the saw stops immediately) Jack will use boots with saw protection. A very nice semi proffesional saw. It is also expensive. One thing that is among the first things you have to learn when handling a chain saw is to always saw close to the motor part of the saw itself. Then the saw cannot be thrown up against the head. The saw is very strong and what is called "throw protection" in Swedish may not hit the hand or the arm. The chain sits on what we in Swedish call swords. I know it has a different name in English but do not remember what. If you have not taken a course in handling a chain saw, it is extremely dangerous to saw with the tip of the sword. The felling of the tree was (apart from the clothes) correct on such a small tree. Cutting down larger trees requires a little more experience. There is a great risk that the tree will fall in the wrong direction. Then you use wedges or special jacks to fell the tree.
Amazing you were provided with wood God gave you a forest with wood God is good to you Naomi and Jack can I see him in your lives and it's amazing keep going made it through the first tough winter next year I guess we'll be in London we'll see how things go we sticking with you and keeping you in mind everyday keep going keep smiling keep learning
LOVE truly makes the world go around! This is not just a cliche. It's not about the other person's appearance, but how one can help to make that person's existence manageable, if and where we can. The friendly neighbour is set to receive a blessing of more LOVE!!
Well done u guys.its real nice to hear from you and Jack. Planning ahead is always best. And to get loving help from good friends and neighbours is wonderful. Your neighbour has a big heart. God bless you ALL.
fell the birches when the leaves looks like mouse ears. let them lie down in the forrest with the branches still there all summer and they shoud be dry in the fall.
I agree, I know this trick also. Let the birches lie with all branches and twigs, the leaves will develop and then you get a lot of evaporation from the leaves, which sucks water from the trunk and the trunk becomes dry. Recommended.
Good work! But you should really wear some safety pants and boots, to prevent you from cutting into your self. This is the ultimate first lesson you are given, when you learn how to operate a chain saw. It only takes a second of inattention to make it a really bad day. And please - don't google chainsaw accidents! I wish the both of you really good luck with all the firewood ;)
We are going for our dream and moving to Sweden soon, your videos have been an inspiration, just gotta find the right house and we are there.. thankyou
you can always use a sled to pile the wood on and pull it from the forest either by human strength or horse, ox or snow machine or ATV thanks for sharing Peace & Blessings
You have GOT to have neighbors to rely on around here. Even here in Motala we hit up my dad's cousin because we were running short on wood for a while, and it got us through. Absolute life savers!
Good job! It is an advantage if you can chop up the wood immediately before it is dry, because the liquid inside them makes it much easier for the ax to go through .. in addition, it takes up less space.
you get firewood. put the work in the right place. Buy a truck load of 20 - 30 m3 and concentrate on cutting and splitting the wood. otherwise you have no chance of getting well.
I like to have large pvc pipe that I roll the log on and it helps me move my bigger logs when I have to cut them. I only cut the ones that have or are about to fall before they block the road. I use a lot in my woodworking because I have a large amount of soft maple. Good try with the chainsaw Naomi but you had Jack a little worried.
It's safer to make that back cut 5cm above front cut wedge point and not through, leave 3-4cm untouched wood, that will act like a hinge and guide tree to fall safely to direct that way where wedge cut is pointing.
Love your videos. Why are you returning to UK. For how long? I will really miss your Swedish videos. I grew up in the northern hemisphere and now am living in the Southern Hemisphere. I particularly like your winter videos although they all are fantastic. I can’t wait until your next one. Thank you Naomi and Jack. Take care.
Lumber heats three times. When you cut it down, when you cut it up and stack it and when you burn it in your stove/boiler. Why are you renting out your house? Leaving?
Almost time to break out the bikinis! 👊🏽 (weather wise) Putting up wood for winter: even if you leave it to dry out before you move it and process it, it’s still the hardest job you’ll ever do. It really makes you appreciate heat when it’s cold-the difference between life and freezing to death.
Ok... the learnibg curve can be steep.. I recommend the geothermal route, easier and less work intensive. Solar is also good way to save long term energy.
The wood heat you three times, when you chop it, when you haul it and when you burn it. Electricity might be a more rational option, but it's also alienating.
I also wondered. But the video maybe is some weeks old. The grass is brown and the trees have no leaves. According to SMHI Arvidsjaur should be snow-free now. Naomi, when was it made? How is it now? Is all snow gone? Please show us the place when it is really green! I am sure it is very nice in summer. Here in south Sweden is of course full summer.
Surely you understand that there's plenty of wood around in your living area and helping neighbors has to be a part of culture for people to even survive in older days. No need for Jesus- card. It is simply human society and tribal cooperation at work.
Jesus Christ IS Our Lord and Saviour. He IS the King of Kings and Lord of Lords. HE IS the WAY, the TRUTH and the LIGHT. No one can go to the FATHER except through him. Viva Cristo Rey!!! ✝️🙏♥️🕯️🕊️🔥⚓📿🇬🇧
Good neighbors are everything on the countryside! Shoutouts to Marcus for being so generous! And Jack!!! For hauling all those trees back!!!
Maya!!!
Honestly, have the best people in the world surrounding me 🥰
Hej!
Now I come with a comment again.
This time I am not writing to help you as I did a long time ago with the wood boiler and to calculate how much wood
you need. I also wrote that you should not use more than 20% hardwood as firewood as there may be tar in the chimney.
Now I will comment on Jack, the saw and handling of the saw.
Jack must wear trousers intended for sawing with a chain saw (if Jack accesses a leg with the chain, the saw stops immediately)
Jack will use boots with saw protection.
A very nice semi proffesional saw. It is also expensive.
One thing that is among the first things you have to learn when handling a chain saw is to always saw close to the motor part of the saw itself.
Then the saw cannot be thrown up against the head. The saw is very strong
and what is called "throw protection" in Swedish may not hit the hand or the arm. The chain sits on what we in Swedish call swords.
I know it has a different name in English but do not remember what.
If you have not taken a course in handling a chain saw, it is extremely dangerous to saw with the tip of the sword.
The felling of the tree was (apart from the clothes) correct on such a small tree.
Cutting down larger trees requires a little more experience.
There is a great risk that the tree will fall in the wrong direction. Then you use wedges or special jacks to fell the tree.
He's a lumber JACK! What great neighbor!
You are such an inspiration, being young and so fullfilling and utterly strong in your determination!!
Respect to you two guys
I like how Jack has a can-do attitude. You should always find a way to make situations work in your favor.
Your diligence inspires me! Thank you for the good video. I'm rooting for you in Korea.😍🇰🇷
Amazing you were provided with wood God gave you a forest with wood God is good to you Naomi and Jack can I see him in your lives and it's amazing keep going made it through the first tough winter next year I guess we'll be in London we'll see how things go we sticking with you and keeping you in mind everyday keep going keep smiling keep learning
LOVE truly makes the world go around! This is not just a cliche.
It's not about the other person's appearance, but how one can help to make that person's existence manageable, if and where we can.
The friendly neighbour is set to receive a blessing of more LOVE!!
Well done u guys.its real nice to hear from you and Jack. Planning ahead is always best. And to get loving help from good friends and neighbours is wonderful. Your neighbour has a big heart. God bless you ALL.
fell the birches when the leaves looks like mouse ears. let them lie down in the forrest with the branches still there all summer and they shoud be dry in the fall.
I agree, I know this trick also. Let the birches lie with all branches and twigs, the leaves will develop and then you get a lot of evaporation from the leaves, which sucks water from the trunk and the trunk becomes dry. Recommended.
That was very nice of this man to bring you wood.
Good work! But you should really wear some safety pants and boots, to prevent you from cutting into your self. This is the ultimate first lesson you are given, when you learn how to operate a chain saw. It only takes a second of inattention to make it a really bad day. And please - don't google chainsaw accidents! I wish the both of you really good luck with all the firewood ;)
We are going for our dream and moving to Sweden soon, your videos have been an inspiration, just gotta find the right house and we are there.. thankyou
Hey Sweden loves just getting back to check out your vblogs, love you guys. And Praise the Lord for neighbors like Marcus!
I really recommend chainsaw boots and pants. It can potentially save your feet/legs/lives
Plant 2 more trees for every 1 you take down
you can always use a sled to pile the wood on and pull it from the forest either by human strength or horse, ox or snow machine or ATV thanks for sharing Peace & Blessings
Jack's workshop is so organized and neat. So glad you're still enjoying your lives. Preparing for the future.
Love the video and I also ❤ burning word to heat the house .good to see you two.
WOW... Just how strong is Jack💪? I love that you are hands own. Thanks for sharing😉
You have GOT to have neighbors to rely on around here. Even here in Motala we hit up my dad's cousin because we were running short on wood for a while, and it got us through. Absolute life savers!
Wow...y'all are incredible Jack and Naomi! Seriously...
Thanks for sharing your journey.
Nice clean garage or shed😎🏁
You two are getting it done and blessing just keep coming to you. Inspiring💚
Thank you so much Ruth 🥰
Awwww how sweet that you think of the person renting. It’s like you came during the hardest time and leaving when everything aka weather is better
I know so sad not to spend summer here but we will be back ❤️🥰
Spring is near in your Lapland. Yay‼️👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Good job! It is an advantage if you can chop up the wood immediately before it is dry, because the liquid inside them makes it much easier for the ax to go through .. in addition, it takes up less space.
GOD BLESS YOU AND JACK,WAS WONDERING WHERE YOU GUYS WERE,THANKS FOR YOUR VIDEO.JACK THE LUMBER MAN🙏🙏🙏🙏
Jack is a country boy, that hard working attitude.
Wow, you've learnt so many things and evn then you have super neighbours too..
Yes, firewood must be seasoned.
Love this video
you get firewood. put the work in the right place. Buy a truck load of 20 - 30 m3 and concentrate on cutting and splitting the wood. otherwise you have no chance of getting well.
so inspiring
Thanks so much! No fancy gym memberships needed living like this huh Naomi? Take good care of one another!
I like to have large pvc pipe that I roll the log on and it helps me move my bigger logs when I have to cut them. I only cut the ones that have or are about to fall before they block the road. I use a lot in my woodworking because I have a large amount of soft maple. Good try with the chainsaw Naomi but you had Jack a little worried.
It's safer to make that back cut 5cm above front cut wedge point and not through, leave 3-4cm untouched wood, that will act like a hinge and guide tree to fall safely to direct that way where wedge cut is pointing.
Brave kids 💪👍Lot's of love from Serbia ❣❣
Thank you 🥰❤️
I definitely believe in Jesus so many answered prayers, I am grateful thankful & blessed.
Love your videos.
Why are you returning to UK. For how long? I will really miss your Swedish videos. I grew up in the northern hemisphere and now am living in the Southern Hemisphere. I particularly like your winter videos although they all are fantastic. I can’t wait until your next one. Thank you Naomi and Jack. Take care.
Lumber heats three times. When you cut it down, when you cut it up and stack it and when you burn it in your stove/boiler. Why are you renting out your house? Leaving?
There's no mosquitoes this early in the year.
WOW
i only use a wheelbarrow
Usually it is recommended not using pine tree for the burner. Seems a bit different in Scandinavia
Our boilers are built being able burn tar in evergreen trees.
Living in Sweden has caused you both build and stamina like an athlete, which is called survial😏🤗🤗
Jehovah Jireh!
Almost time to break out the bikinis! 👊🏽 (weather wise)
Putting up wood for winter: even if you leave it to dry out before you move it and process it, it’s still the hardest job you’ll ever do. It really makes you appreciate heat when it’s cold-the difference between life and freezing to death.
Ok... the learnibg curve can be steep.. I recommend the geothermal route, easier and less work intensive. Solar is also good way to save long term energy.
The wood heat you three times, when you chop it, when you haul it and when you burn it. Electricity might be a more rational option, but it's also alienating.
Direct heating via electricity is really expensive, especially in cold parts of the country. And it gets really cold up in northern Sweden.
@@daol84 I read in swedish media that there is a bottle-neck in the grid, that makes it cheaper in the north- but it might just have been temporarly.
I thought l subscribed to this chanel long time ago but l had to resubscribe today again 😊?
Hi, I‘m curious ... do you have do burn logs if you want warm water for the shower etc.? Thanks for sharing your experiences :) sending light ✨
Haven't seen you two for awhile. How is everything?????
So sorry, we actually were so busy making plans to get back to the UK hard to keep on top of filming and editing 🥰
Moving back to the UK?
Please don’t cut the birch trees. Birch trees normally grow in twos and threes. Don’t know why , they just do.
That is because they are cut once before.
Wow its june and still snow.
...in the shade. 😄😄😄
Haha the last amount was May 17
@@NaomiandJack
Yeah we had 8 degrees in the daytime here in Norway at that time. Only now it has been a week of proper summer.
I also wondered. But the video maybe is some weeks old. The grass is brown and the trees have no leaves. According to SMHI Arvidsjaur should be snow-free now. Naomi, when was it made? How is it now? Is all snow gone? Please show us the place when it is really green! I am sure it is very nice in summer. Here in south Sweden is of course full summer.
@@svergurd3873 this is was filmed on the 18th of May. Our little village has actually had the most snow of all of Sweden
Is pine a good wood to burn?
It’s not the most energy efficient but it’s all right. 1700 kWh/m3 compared to 1900 kWh/m3 for birch.
I'm a bit nervous about watching this... but here goes...
Hopefully you weren’t too shocked, considering we have no clue I think we did well!
... that wasn't too bad. I won't say it went better than I expected, but much better than I feared... That first cut looked really good...
Why exactly are you cutting down trees??
Was it the chainsaw massacre?
It is literary your neighbors and not an imaginary deity helping you. Credit due where credit is due.
This is at you should have said I'm so wet....you just are
Inspiring young couple.I you'll get back to law and medicine soon.
Surely you understand that there's plenty of wood around in your living area and helping neighbors has to be a part of culture for people to even survive in older days. No need for Jesus- card. It is simply human society and tribal cooperation at work.
Borrow a horse😃
Jack did awesomely. Everything isn’t fun,… that is life. It’s kinda rude giving credit to Jesus when it’s your neighbor helping you.
Jesus Christ IS Our Lord and Saviour. He IS the King of Kings and Lord of Lords. HE IS the WAY, the TRUTH and the LIGHT. No one can go to the FATHER except through him. Viva Cristo Rey!!! ✝️🙏♥️🕯️🕊️🔥⚓📿🇬🇧