Milling insiding for my ICF house 

HEY!!! Congrats to Mrs. W for doing that race and finishing... Kudos to her, that's for sure!! Cheryl? Sheryl? Nice job.

Very proud of you Sheryl, that is a stunning set of results for those two races, not even counting age. You are a straight boss!!

Congratulations to your wife that's quite the accomplishment.

Your wife is something else! What a great and talented lady

I'm glad that you got the problem with the mill fixed!! It sounded so much better. Big congrats to Mrs. W on her impressive wins! After seeing her working on the house for all of this time, I know she's got some power to her.

WOW MRS “W”. CONGRATULATIONS 💯🔥❤️❤️💪🏽

I am roud of you both look at you ages's and you thouth build a house done most of the work that is not for anyone at ago yea so tap your self's on the back and very well done both at you 👏 👏 👏 👏 👍 👍

Great video and nice editing on the milling portion. I thought it skipped the portion of you removing the board. Incredible accomplishment for Sheryl, congratulations!

a beautiful day for working outside.

Great to see another video on your and Sheryl's new home, and all the progress your both making on it. Got our first snowfall here today in Upper Northeast Illinois🙂getting that saw mill was I beleive the best decision you ever made, Dan. Love that plainer as well, those boards are coming out really nice on that..dang Dan, what the heck happened to your left hand??a BIG Congrats to Sheryl, for her two races, betting records to boot! WTG Sheryl!

Strong work Sheryl. Kudos!! A good friends wife ran the Wester States 100 mile ten times.

house is looking great you and wife sure work hard thank you for your vids and show how self sufficient people can be great job

Great job Sheryl

Great job Mrs. W

I have the same problem with tools rusting, maybe worse, here in the rain forest of Southeast Alaska. I polish the tables wit a scotchbrite pad and an orbital sander then paste wax, candle wax works to, just heat the table up so the wax gets into the pores of the metal. When rough planing it helps to raise the table bed rollers up a little above the table. Also helps to have some one pull as you push as you know😉

In the battle against corrosion with power tool tables I have found that a spray with clear laquer (pretty much any brand) after blowing off the dust works wonders. If it is damp out heat the table with a propane torch to warm it up and dry it then spray. Once you have two or three coats on a touch up once in a while is all that is needed. Lasts a good amount of time and keeps the table nice and slippery. Unlike waxes it does not get in the wood to interfere with later coatings. It keeps the corrosion away when it is stored as well.

Hey when was the last time you greased those bearings 😆and a little sea foam works wonders for the fuel system 💯

Awesome

Epic 😊😊

put 2x12 or other spacer then u can cut that last board , dbl stick tape reusable kind i use may help sliding?

Year ago if you cover air dry the log, now the wood dry you don’t have to wait

and the blades are like razors

using the planner, do you get blade marks on your piece? We have a de walt planner and tried many different technics trying to avoid them.

220 grit on that rusty table ur son knows , ":

take a belt sander and clean all that rust off then wax it

Turn on subtitles, please

I would like to see you disconnect the battery and connect it every time you need to start the sawmill. It is a very dangerous machine. Your grandchildren are curious children.