Appreciate that

That's awesome man. Almost needs to be a song or something.

Thankyou i appreciate that alot! Take care

Best demonstration of how to operate a woodland mill I've seen to date. Thanks

Thanks for the advice. I've done a little of both nominal and "true" I would say they're definitely lighter at the normal size. I also like winter logging seems to be easier to skid them out in the snow. Take care!

Where you from Dallas

Thanks those are good ideas. I've definitely been evolving my techniques since I made this but haven't tried those things. Thanks

Thanks God bless!

Yea I've had it about 5 years or so and I can't say a bad thing about it. Works well for me. Good luck with your endeavors :)

Right on, I think you'll definitely be able to do it with the ramp style because I've seen it work for other and myself! Best of luck to ya!

Good luck!

Thanks for watching. Playing catch up on videos got alot more to come

Ain't that the truth lol thanks man

Thanks good luck with your milling adventures

No problem man thanks for your intrest

Right on man. Yep first couple times then lesson learned haha 😄

Dallas finch thanks man. I did a little in the setting up sawmill video but as you will see in our next video the sawmill is buried under feet of snow lol

Thankyou

Thankyou! Never too late to start

I think so as well too it's up there with the best at least

Yea it works pretty well!

Of course, seems to be what people are most interested in

Yep your right about that. Hmm I'll have to try that degreaser method that'd be a first for me thanks

Right on yea I turned the idle down but for some reason it runs a bit fast for the first little while and slightly ingages the clutch . Thanks

Damn. i have the 122 model and the smaller kholer motor and she's made that ping a few times right from factory. Barely 10 minutes of cutting

Hi Joe, I'm not sure what that means man. Pretty much just self taught winging it as far as videograpghy goes. Enlighten me?

Ya know I'm not entirely sure what process goes on but it works. I'm guessing it makes a sterile environment that mold and stuff don't like though, you can also use bleach water

@@offgridhandyman Makes sense. Thanks

Thanks hard to say probably around 25 large logs

Yeah I have in an older video it shows me using anchor seal which is a great product that prevents this from happening.

Yea we get frost im pretty far north in the lower 48. I have to adjust it in the spring once it thaws but I will micro adjust every so often.

Ok great, I'm in northern Maine so really didn't want to set footings 6 feet down. I can live with minor adjustments every spring. Thanks again and great video

Thanks, yes I've built with green wood it tends to shrink more in width the length but not the end of the world. They say to wait 1 year per inch of thickness but I'm going with a year. Most of my stuff I milled last year is around 8-10% moisture content

Yea I cut all true lumber. Over a year later they're down to 1.75 x3.75 give or take . And about 6-9 % moisture content

Oh God a 2×4 that's actually a 2×4!

You can absolutely do it that way as well. Both work and have pros and cons

Yes definitely

I'm sure it would work basically thin oil. The way gas prices are ill prolly stick with soap lol

Pert near lol no I'm in the north east corner of Washington state near the border of Canada

@@offgridhandyman Cool...Glad to see you are like us Canadians, push through winter weather like it's just another day. Great channel man.

Yea I use anchor seal the day I logged them

@@offgridhandyman i dont own a mill yet but i have been working with a lathe and found out the hard way it has to be done lol

@@Loan--Wolf yea same here man lol

Yea I bet they are now. I bought 30 blades pre covid and they were about 20 bux each. Welcome to inflation-ville

Iam in alberta canada And mister commi trudeau is diliberatly driving this inflation

Yea youre probably right about the mask but its better then nothing. Lol i would say it depends on your budget. If its hilly terrain or muddy definitely get a 4x4. Obviously a 50k tractor would be best but old stuff was built like a tank back in the day and last along time.

@@offgridhandyman Thanks for the quick reply much appreciated

Darn that sucks. Living in town has its perks like living near modern conviences but the draw back is having to deal with people. The off grid life is much harder but i dont have neighbors that bug me. Somthing to think about forsure

The rich girlfriend bought him estimated $100k of toys ! First , chainsaw ! Then Bob Cat CT2035 tractor including grapple, forks, turf tires, stump grinder ! And, now mill ! He started with chainsawing most all the trees around house !

The rich girlfriend who owns the house bought her lived in trucker boyfriend chainsaws, bobcat CT 2035 tractor including all the accessories like grapple, stump grinder, forks, turf tires etc estimated cost $100k ! Tractor's lug tires laying on ground for you can't use them on lawn ! He started first by sawing dozens of trees around the small little house. When he got to the property line next to my house, I confronted him nicely that those trees are not coming down, for the wife and I don't care to see the whole backyard front yard from our house. Then he proceeded to clear out the half acre behind the house of all the trees. The wife mentions that this guy doesn't care about other people ! I reply by saying that The sawmill hasn't arrived yet. It has now arrived. LoL

Glad I have 17 acres in the mountains of northern Vermont, I have neighbors, but can't even see them ! 😜

​@Marshall Ohio you should move to China you'd fit in well...