I'm definitely making a table this year cut my logs in fall and winter

Hamesha khush raho my friend 👌🙏🏼.

Oh yeah! Grapple in the house!

@KNLFirewood

2 жыл бұрын

Cool right? I honestly haven’t had a whole lot of tractor time with it. I’ll keep you updated! Thanks for watching and commenting!

Looks like a great work or picnic table, not so much for bucking. Should be using double rows of Standing 2x4's gaped 1" apart every 16" on center, front to back on the 6' width. This gives you key slots for quick cutting along the length of the table. *Also needs log stops to avoid roll-off incidents.

@KNLFirewood

Жыл бұрын

Hi crxess! I address some of those issues in later videos.

That is the same size as my deck. Great job!

@KNLFirewood

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks Harold! Yeah, I didn’t put much thought behind how BIG it would be, but I’m sure it will be well used.

Nice Build. Should work good for ya. Take Care !!!

@KNLFirewood

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you! So far it has worked out great! Thanks for watching and commenting!

Great looking table Mike. I am gonna build one soon to process slabs from the sawmill. And yes I need a grapple!!!

@KNLFirewood

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks! I’ve had zero time to use the grapple or the table. Hopefully we’ll have some good weather this week. And everyone needs a grapple Mike. That’s what Chris in the WY said, “everyone needs a grapple, even if you don’t have a tractor.” 😂. How’d the deer hunting end up?

@Lifeinthe906

2 жыл бұрын

@@KNLFirewood Tuesday is the last day of season. No bucks to be found!

@KNLFirewood

2 жыл бұрын

@@Lifeinthe906 hang tight, hunt hard…hopefully something happens…following…

First of thanks for the shoutout! Yea, the name I chose about 15 years ago, you can just call me "Deutsche" as in "german" - I think I have to change it by now. Second of all, wow that is one massive table! MASSIVE! And with the new toy I believe you are able to clean up the yard in 2022 easily, take care =)

@KNLFirewood

2 жыл бұрын

Still don’t know how to pronounce “Deutsche”! 😂. Honestly, I meant what I said, you have politely mentioned several improvements over the last few months and they have been great! I appreciate you! Thanks for always watching and commenting! Have a great day!

Very nice bucking table and that log grapple is going to be a game changer for you Mike !!

@KNLFirewood

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks Del! Can’t wait to get it all set up and start processing! Thanks for watching and commenting!

@inthebackyardwithdel438

2 жыл бұрын

@@KNLFirewood Im going to make one . I was given a very nice heavy duty pallet that I think will make one !!

@KNLFirewood

2 жыл бұрын

@@inthebackyardwithdel438 they really are a back saver. Take some time and figure out where you’re sweet spot is so you can comfortably run the saw. Make sure to show us!

@inthebackyardwithdel438

2 жыл бұрын

@@KNLFirewood Thanks for the ideas and advice . I sure will.

hi my friend a new friend came to your channel

You will definitely not be sorry that you purchased a grapple. I guarantee you will question why you didn't do it sooner. Nice table as well. I look forward to seeing where you take your processing. Hope you had an enjoyable Thanksgiving!

@KNLFirewood

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks Woody! It’s got to be a game changer. I’ve only had a few spare minutes to use it and already I know its one of those things you just “have to have”!

Nice bucking table, i built mine on a old trailer frame so its mobile if i want to move it. I fasten my boards only on the ends like you so they can easily be replaced, 7x14 ft. works great. Nice grapple, great video.

@KNLFirewood

2 жыл бұрын

Now, see. That’s a good idea. I love portability. I’m really excited to use it. A few more days of work, then it’s game time. Thanks for watching and commenting!

I use my grapple more than anything. It's a huge time saver and saves the back and knees too. I love the bucking table. I've thought of building one just not that big! Thanks for sharing :) - David

@KNLFirewood

2 жыл бұрын

I’ve found myself using it more and more all the time. I posted a short video today (not my normal Friday post, obviously) and gave you a shout out!

@PaleHorseOutdoors

2 жыл бұрын

I just got in, I'll check it out. Thanks!

Nice! The grapple might be the single best tool I have for moving logs. Especially with someone like you who gets tree service wood that can tend to be bigger and all sizes. You'll love it.

@KNLFirewood

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks! There is certainly a learning curve with it. But I do like it…a lot. Do you have a root rake style or log grapple style?

@robgleason2877

2 жыл бұрын

@@KNLFirewood Root rake style with double clamps. 5-10 hours using it and it will be like having a 3rd hand for ya. Hardly use my forks anymore.

Hi Mike! That table is really nice. So nice, that I would set it up on my property and call it a deck!! It's that nice. Nice teaser and that thanks for tormenting me even more about not having one. Hope you had a great Thanksgiving with the family. WST

@KNLFirewood

2 жыл бұрын

Hi Mike! And thanks! I have stood on it. It’s kind of like a big stage. I know you “need” one. My guess is you’ll have one before too long. Thanks for watching and commenting as always! We did have an enjoyable Thanksgiving. Hope your family did as well.

Mike I think I’m jealous I may have to get a grapple now. Nice job on the log table. Take care, Ben.

@edsmith4414

2 жыл бұрын

Grapple looks cool, but a simple set of pallet forks will do 90+% of what a grapple will do for a WHOLE lot less money. The only place a grapple beats forks is if you move a lot of brush, the clamp would be handy to grab and hold it. Other than than, stick with forks as I've done for the last 20 years.

@OGAOutdoors

2 жыл бұрын

@@edsmith4414 I do everything with my pallet forks. I process a lot of firewood and love cutting logs up off the ground.

@KNLFirewood

2 жыл бұрын

I think you should! Honestly I haven’t had much time to use it, but what I have done with it is pretty useful! I’ll keep you updated. Thanks for watching and commenting!

@KNLFirewood

2 жыл бұрын

@@edsmith4414 I have pallet forks. One of my issues is I get tree service wood…lots of it. All different sizes and shapes all dumped into a pile. I drive into the pile with fork and come out with nothing. This way i can go in, get a grapple full and process it. Pallet forks are definitely handy but this just made sense for me. Thanks for watching and commenting!

Interesting... like to see it in use

@KNLFirewood

2 жыл бұрын

Oh you will. I haven’t had a lot of time to use it, but hopefully will next week. I’ll keep you updated! Thanks for watching and commenting!

See I would have went cheep. but that is just me. Here in Seattle you can find wood work benches at least 2times a month. already done just go get it.. I build a Rabbit hutch from one and its heavy I even took the lower shelf out and used it for the roof.. LoL The Grapple will be handy for sure...

@KNLFirewood

2 жыл бұрын

Where do you find them? Market place or some such place? A few work benches put together would be nice. I think you should make one! Thanks for watching and commenting!

@DanielAtkinsFirewood

2 жыл бұрын

@@KNLFirewood : I am one of the few on earth that don't have a Facebook account.. 🤣🤣 Craigslist is where I find them..

@KNLFirewood

2 жыл бұрын

@@DanielAtkinsFirewood you and me both brother. I don’t FB. It’s the devil. KNL has a FB acct but Alison manages it. Craigslist has some good stuff!

Hi Mike, i Just started to look at your channel and i like IT,but cann you do something at the sound. I can hardly onderstand you. Wilfried, from belgium

@KNLFirewood

2 жыл бұрын

Hello Wilfried! I'm sorry about the audio quality. I just purchased a wireless microphone. Like most everything, there is a learning curve. Hopefully the sound improves on videos 35 and beyond. Keep me updated if it doesn't. Thanks for watching and commenting. Really appreciate the feedback.

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@KNLFirewood

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks for coming by! You were the first!