Did I really get a free Walnut log to process on my Woodland Mills HM130 Max?

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I'm telling you folks. Make it known far and wide that you have a sawmill and the logs will find you. This is a beautiful Black Walnut log that a couple down the street gave to me because they wanted rid of it. Wait until you see the inside of the log!

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4 май 2024

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@PinePondCTDevilsHopyard-fy3hj Месяц назад

Quite a big investment in equipment! Good job!

@timbervisions Месяц назад

It was, but I love doing it and I get a little payback on the investment now and then.

@PinePondCTDevilsHopyard-fy3hj Месяц назад

Gorgeous

@timbervisions Месяц назад

Thanks!

@puddlejumper3534 2 месяца назад

Very nice load of walnut. My favorite wood. Color is awesome. Wish I lived closer i would buy some from you. Would make an awesome table. Great Video

@timbervisions 2 месяца назад

I was impressed with this log. Can't wait to mill the crotch section. It's going be amazing. Thanks for stopping in

@merrilljohn1619 2 месяца назад

Another good video, thank you. You seem like a regular guy, but yet you can do all this amazing stuff. Nothing regular about you. I wish I had your skill set. I hope you get your planer.

@timbervisions 2 месяца назад

I love learning new things. It keeps me going.

@PinePondCTDevilsHopyard-fy3hj Месяц назад

Running Power into our vacation rental home, the power company line crew forman let me know his retirement job, a sawmill. Sold me 6 live edge pine slabs 24"x12'. We joined two for a huge dining room table, beautiful. Good friend, now I don't need to buy a mill. 😅

@timbervisions Месяц назад

That is a great friend to have! I'm that friend to a few as well.

@sampickens1998 2 месяца назад

You could have used a strap with a hook, using the tractor,turn the log on it's side, then cut it. No live edge but some real nice looking boards

@timbervisions 2 месяца назад

Sam, I've seen that technique. It seems to work pretty well. I've also seen guys use a winch and hook to turn those larger logs in a similar fashion. Turning from the log stop side, up and over the log. I didn't have a strap with me, so lifting and rolling was my best option at this time. Thanks for the input. Always good to hear of different options.

@JeffGeorgalas Месяц назад

Bud............you scored a home run on that log!!! But if you fast forward to about the 16:30 mark in the video, unfortunately you'll see that you've got a big dip in the middle of your log. LOLOLOL.

@timbervisions Месяц назад

HA, very observant of you Jeff. SMH

@JeffGeorgalas Месяц назад

@@timbervisions Did you actually get the "pun"?

@timbervisions Месяц назад

@@JeffGeorgalas I did Jeff. That "Dip" sign has been the topic of comments before. HA