EP 3: Building Saw Horses & Milling Trees for Floor Boards

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In this video, we build the tools needed to chainsaw mill some floorboards for the cabin.
This video is sponsored by Granberg International, the makers of the Alaskan Mill chainsaw mill. They have an incredible assortment of tools designed to turn your logs into lumber, beams, or live edge tabletops.
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12 апр 2020

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@Tarassio280 Год назад

when a person plants such a forest, something incomprehensible grows in you

@geoffwilliams6664 4 года назад

Ordered a Granberg mill on April 1st. Can’t wait for it to arrive! With Corona making my work life impossible-I am heading to my cabin to mill lumber for a timber-frame shed. Fun to watch you using your mill! May the force be with you!

@TrustinTimber 4 года назад

Sounds Awesome Geoff. A good place to be. Have fun.

@russellrlf 4 года назад

That is am impressive tool. How simple. It's like having your own sawmill.

@TrustinTimber 4 года назад

Russell Franke yeah, but easier to take into the forest.👍

@aaronsimms2026 3 года назад

We are a school in Alberta and have been starting a project with our students on a cabin build. We have been showing your videos and appreciate the tips.

@TrustinTimber 3 года назад

That is awesome!

@WorkshopatTheGardens 4 года назад

The small mil and the 36” make a nice combo... especially if you multiply saws to work with. Thanks for sharing! Enjoy your build!!

@TrustinTimber 4 года назад

Workshop at The Gardens yeah having two saws really helps because you get constant cuts since you’re not adjusting the height and gives the saws time to cool down.

@Nomadboatbuilding 4 года назад

That pine is just carving like warm butter! Nice sharpening job Trustin. Beautiful colour correction on the footage too.

@TrustinTimber 4 года назад

Thanks Mark, yeah those are good days when the edge is sharp and the grain is running in your favor.

@Nomadboatbuilding 4 года назад

Trustin Timber we all pray for the good days.

@mikehopper9516 4 года назад

Dude the opening and closing scenes are crazy good. Thank you for this distraction in this crazy world. :)

@TrustinTimber 4 года назад

Glad you enjoy and I could give you a little break from reality. We're only getting started here. It's about to get funky as this project unfolds.

@janeyaustinor4718 4 года назад

Try as I may, I cannot predict what you are going to do. Loved the saw horses and how they were stabilized with 3 legs at angles ! When you cut the unit in half I still could not understand what they were. The sepia tone to the film so appealing.

@TrustinTimber 4 года назад

haha, Caitlin was about as lost as you were when she first watched it too:) That's part of the fun isn't it?

@janeyaustinor4718 4 года назад

@@TrustinTimber Yes part of the fun. When you were using the hand drill I thought Uh Oh he's drilling it crooked . The handle being smaller on one end was what I thought the demise. But No, You, know what you are doing ! PS I bought a little battery operated chain saw. It's not scary like the big ones the boys use. I have cleared some oak on my land and pretending to be Trustin Timber.

@TrustinTimber 4 года назад

janey austinor haha, that’s awesome. I love my battery saw too.

@sarahmacmillan232 4 года назад

Top shelf video!

@TrustinTimber 4 года назад

thank you

@exploringlife738 4 года назад

The way you have of leading us through the inside of things brings out the enchanting connections we have, still, with a natural world that's become remote for many. But you make it easy to recognize that movement, anywhere, done with contemplation, is how such connections can be made. Hand tools, and the natural world they sprang from, cannot be made obsolete. But using the advancements found in power tools is yet another level of nature transformed and held in our hands - metals and gas harnessed to achieve what our minds are gifted with imagining. By following nature, and carefully reflecting back while advancing toward the future, those most useful tools show how closely nature is still meshed within us. They animate and magnify our soul's instinct and ability to create, and that's some kind of wonderful magic. Thank you so much for sharing your adventures with us.

@TrustinTimber 4 года назад

Yeah, there is beauty in tradition, and there is beauty modernization. I don't feel the need to pick one or the other when I can have the best of both.

@garagemonkeysan 4 года назад

Fabulous film, as always. Splitting the saw horse in two was a great surprise. : ) Mahalo for sharing!

@TrustinTimber 4 года назад

garagemonkeysan got to keep you on your toes

@betrickey 4 года назад

I have to admire how RIDICULOUSLY sharp you keep your tools....🤯🤯🤯

@TrustinTimber 4 года назад

Not all of them, but chisels yes.

@ErichWelsch 4 года назад

i liked the music in this one. nice job

@TrustinTimber 4 года назад

Erich Welsch thanks

@CantrellLeatherGoods 4 года назад

Really great seeing your vision come to life. I always look forward to your videos and so glad to be a subscriber.

@TrustinTimber 4 года назад

Thanks so much. I really appreciate that.

@roderickmarruffo7600 2 года назад

Well I can see where I'll be spending my day, on to the next video...

@joseluisdiaz3066 4 года назад

Perfect brother

@TrustinTimber 4 года назад

Thank you,

@marc9709 3 года назад

Ow my....this is just awesome to watch

@davidp7369 4 года назад

I always thought I needed a bigger saw to use an Alaskan mill. i might need to look into one of those small ones

@TrustinTimber 4 года назад

Yeah, short bars work great in the small log mill, but you do need a relatively powerful chainsaw.

@FreakofNature1 3 года назад

Drop the beat! Sick work flow man.

@thomashindle3570 3 года назад

Tom from Quebec Canada Make a compost water heater and hot air put some pipes together under your cabin . Then Get wood chips Chip all your small tree's you will make compost that will go up to 140 f

@TrustinTimber 3 года назад

That’s interesting. Where can I learn more?

@charlessessions7293 4 года назад

Cool milling of logs !!

@TrustinTimber 4 года назад

thanks

@whatme3473 4 года назад

grate work definitely got to see this project finished got my sub .

@TrustinTimber 4 года назад

thanks

@PaulMeyette 4 года назад

Nice work. Great edit too, at the end! 😉

@TrustinTimber 4 года назад

Thanks Paul

@consonantsandvowels1 4 года назад

Love your production! Great choice of filter; very organic. Music is on point. Awesome!

@TrustinTimber 4 года назад

Thank you. Happy you noticed.

@leandalynch975 4 года назад

just started watching your videos very cool thanks

@TrustinTimber 4 года назад

Glad you like them!

@user-kj5ru9iq9d 4 года назад

素晴らしいですね！

@TrustinTimber 4 года назад

ありがとうございました

@donallen890 4 года назад

Hey, just started watching your channel. Very very nice. And you like the Husqvarna all purpose axe. Big plus. Thank you for your videos

@TrustinTimber 4 года назад

Thanks for watching Don. Yeah, I do really like the Husqvarna multi-purpose axe.

@joel.7372 4 года назад

1:40 never seen trees lined up so perfect in a forest...

@TrustinTimber 4 года назад

These trees were all planted 37 years ago. This use to be an empty field. We're now selectively harvesting trees out, and letting nature bring in diversity and letting it become a natural forest.

@AliAhmadi-hq9pj 2 года назад

Great

@TrustinTimber 2 года назад

thanks

@Adriano9621 4 года назад

great job.

@TrustinTimber 4 года назад

Thanks for the visit

@giuseppebenvenuti6341 2 года назад

Very interesting videos, i saw ti lo number 19, amen the next?

@dextaman 4 года назад

Channel subscribed. Greetings from Finland

@TrustinTimber 4 года назад

cool. Finland looks like an amazing place. I have never been.

@gymbagg8716 4 года назад

Im sure i just witnessed shape shifting .....i have seen two deer turn into triston...

@igorm9790 4 года назад

👍

@TrustinTimber 4 года назад

Happy Easter Igor

@oxhornsupporter985 Год назад

What was your process for the wooden pilings for the foundation? How deep are they? They look charred, did you treat them any other way as well? Beautiful work, absolutely inspirational. And a beautifully made video as well.

@timbermen11 4 года назад

I really admire your talent and work ethic, but it’s gonna take you a month of Sunday’s to build a cabin with timber that small. Great work!

@TrustinTimber 4 года назад

More like a year or two of Sundays :) As long as it's done by the time I'm 40:)

@timbermen11 4 года назад

Haha. At least you’re a realist! Good luck and I will be watching the progress🤙🏻

@docpdpaco1 4 года назад

"Drop a beat, and mill some boards." Haha, I like it.

@TrustinTimber 4 года назад

docpdpaco1 🤙

@williambreuer9182 4 года назад

I'm just curious what you use the live edge 2×6 for, or do you mill it farther? Where did you get that auger bit? Remind's me of Dick Prenoke.

@TrustinTimber 4 года назад

William Breuer yeah, I’m going to edge them square and use them for the subfloor. Auger bits was purchased from an old Timber frame barn builder.

@miraguedes9339 2 года назад

Amigo por que em alguns vídeos sua legenda tá indisponível?? Obrigado amei o episódio... Uma abraço pra você e sua família linda

@user-rd5pw4my9q 4 года назад

Охотник. Клёвые темэ. Жизни🐬

@jimoconnell2883 4 года назад

Do you have a link for the curved slick and the hand auger?

@TrustinTimber 4 года назад

the hand auger is vintage but the gouge is from Lee Valley

@omkarmhatre8188 4 года назад

First like! First comment!

@the1plantguy 4 года назад

Great video! How do you keep your chainsaw running fairly quickly through the log? Mine takes forever, even when sharp.

@TrustinTimber 4 года назад

I feel your pain, Michael. I did a lot of slow milling when I got started. I'm not sure of your saw or experience sharpening chains but once I got a more powerful chainsaw and got better at sharpening my chain the speed picked up. Also little things like the angle of cut, and other small technics you pick up over time help speed it up. But remember these are just pine and larch trees. Not hardwoods. Hardwoods take much longer. I often turn the chainsaw off and cool it down for periods of time when cutting hardwoods. Patience is just part of the process. Try to enjoy the breaks:)

@the1plantguy 4 года назад

Trustin Timber thanks! I have a Husqvarna 460 rancher saw. Very similar to yours I think. I am using a regular chain(not crosscut/milling) although I’ve used the milling chain and its even slower new out of the box. I do cut mostly hardwoods and up to and even including logs that are a couple inches larger than my bar length of 20”. Thats probably part of it too. Softer wood does cut faster for me but still seems excruciatingly slow. Lol. Nature of the beast I guess.

@the1plantguy 4 года назад

I sharpen with the Granberg electric precision sharpener.

@woodsmanforlife1677 4 года назад

@Michael Sherman: your saw is too small. I use an older 272, works very well.

@the1plantguy 4 года назад

woodsman forlife hmm, Granberg recommends a 60CC motor, mine is just barely there. You may have a point there. 🧐

@nurhamdah5665 4 года назад

Big cabin......?

@TrustinTimber 4 года назад

no, only a 19' x 12' for now but designed to be added onto later when moved to its final location.

@maxwheeler8387 Год назад

blimey they look fat floor boards

@jeffmcilroy7081 4 года назад

Uses hand tools for everything.. then brings out a chainsaw to ruin it on a cut that would have taken 30 seconds with a handsaw

@TG.34295 4 года назад

Negative much,maybe the chainsaw was closer...

@TrustinTimber 4 года назад

@@TG.34295 Exactly, lol thanks.

@bigunone 4 года назад

I am trying to enjoy your build but I have to ask why the unmelodious music? sounds like the old vinyl days and your record has a scratch

@TrustinTimber 4 года назад

Not sure what you mean by record scratch but Sorry you don't like the music. Art is subjective I suppose.

@carlschmiedeke151 4 года назад

Please stop with the music i think everyone would rather hear the sound of the motor running, why does everyone insist on putting music in their videos