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Great stuff here - huge help!

Absolutely gorgeous wood. What a very rare treat to be able to cut that wood. I've got a dulcimer made from recovered American chestnut and it's my treasure. This was a stunning sight to watch you guys cut it and reveal such magnificent beauty. Amazing.

these mills are too slow.

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Where did you buy your equipment? Around how much? Im a new subscriber.

11:30 thats just awesome

gorgeous wood

AMAZING

looks really scary 27:15

Beautiful wood 🎉 29:10

Белый ford зачётный💪

No part numbers?

Nice grain!

My only concern is how no one has taken the cash box yeah or just taking the firewood without paying

Do you put a strap around your stack? I am just getting started. Thanks.

Andrew, are your prices on the website in Canadian dollars?

THANK YOU!!

Yes Timber Green video still on YT. Posted 13 years ago.

Hey sp how much to cut that up? I

California

Thx for sharing

How long do you have to wait To be ready For a project like a table How long does the wood have to dry for

Do you measure in super feet ?

Great instructions

Funny about loading and how you know weight

Thx for sharing ❤

I thought you were supposed to flip the log back and forth to get quarter sawn lumber I believe that's just regular lumber

R.I.P. Chuck. Deb, I hope you are well. 😢

Not a thing on how to do it

Add a 16oz. bottle of rubbing alcohol to your tank, it prevents freezing 😊

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Very good explanation

I believe it would be handy to put a ball on your tractor bucket for putting your trailer in tight places or where ever you may not want to take your truck

Don't be chicken put two more on there. Lol .one more beside those two and one on top..I haul logs ( white oak) also that size almost every day and load them the same way.but my truck is a 85 k20.chevy but the mill is only 5 miles away .cool vid.

It look great. Love the content

Chain-sawing the flair off before felling the tree would help here. Thanks for the reminder of how difficult this becomes without a little foresight...

What if yoi cut the burl the opposite direction

Watching from Manchester UK

I make Turkey calls with reclaimed chestnut.beautiful table.

completely savage

Good god that's a nice one

dont speed ur video up

he was a good man

great video. Do you ever have any problems with mold? I mill a lot of Doug Fir and mold loves to go after the sapwood, pretty annoying. Im hoping a solar kiln can mitigate that.

Everything you show is beautiful

Its a lot of things to remember, a lot of work. Good job

nice work!

The darters the spit of you. Les England a chip of the old block id say .