Harvesting an Apple Log on the Sawmill and finding Treasure under the bark 

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My gosh....That is some beautiful...Wood with a rich warm glow to it...Thanks very much....Good old Tennessee nothing like it..!!!

That is one huge apple tree. I assume you sell the waste wood for firewood, or in the case of apple or other aromatics, you make it available [or sell] to interested parties? That is some beautiful slabs you are cutting.

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Just shutting out the world while reading that, imagining that - wonderful!

That's awesome.

What a great story. Thanks for sharing. I can some what relate to the sawed wood smell factor. My dad was a cabinet maker. An aroma we'll never forget.

Apple was my favorite wood to burn in the garage when working on something in the winter on the farm. I kept it hid just for me to use, LOL

What a great memory. All apple trees are grafted onto a root stick. I can imagine your mother had real gift for grafting though. It's a real skill.

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Glad I could help!

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I was was reading the comments and had to respond, because i just moved from west palm beach 3 months ago. Back to beautiful NH in a town known for its many apple orchards. And the weather is crisp and beautiful. Its still 100 degrees down there! Summers are getting longer and hotter in florida so moving north is the way to go!

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I dont guess, experience and knowing where the saw blade goes,

@@OutoftheWoods0623 In your narration, you said you are getting good at making a judgement call. That is nothing more than an educated or experienced guess. "flip it over and sometimes get to make two cuts sometimes you'll come down and take just a little bit off these horns as you won't take off a whole lot especially the 12-inch log and then you'll come back again and make your cut to get rid this material in the middle but if you're done it's enough like I have usually one cut would get you there you just make the right judgment call and come in here and slice it off so" Great response. You could have said, "Thanks for the tip. I never thought of doing that. I've just relied on my experience and good eye and hoped I got it right." Some people refuse to learn.

thanks Rob appreciate you,

Wish I could come help you when you say you could use it. Unfortunately my health has me down, will just have to sit back and enjoy watching the fine things you do. Thanks again Sir👍

hey Robert, could to hear from you,

same to you,

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Yes, indeed! Even the sawdust has some value. Use that for smoking meat.

violentblue123 or shield for a deer shoulder mount. Deer love apples :)

Applewood smoked bacon !!!

Man, y’all are making me hungry!

@@TxStang , Nothing else in the world like it!!!

My experience, too, but yard trees, crabapples, that have been kept pruned as ornamentals have been excellent though smallish.

You're about ready to learn to sharpen hand planes. The texture of apple is so smooth and the logs so small it makes wonderful nursery furniture finished in wax only.

1976 I lived in N C Washington state. Orchards then still had apple trees planted on 40 x 40 spacing. I had several limbs the size of yours. Wood was good for small woodworking projects but not good for others. I made a cant hook handle out of beautiful apple wood but the first time I used it to turn a small log, handle snapped in half. Wood doesn't have much torsion strength.

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@@OutoftheWoods0623 I appreciate your work, watching more vids now...hello from New Brunswick, Canada

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Any time!