Your comments and thoughts add so much value! As a beginner I learn something in each of your videos. I am extremely thankful for the time you take to explain. All the best to you Josaljo! :)

Great video

Thanks for the video,I'm learning alot.going to try cutting a bunch of red oak on Friday .

@josaljo1

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you and good luck with the cutting.

Good to see the flower boxes. I remember Carmine painting on them. That's when he was tickled and talking about the tripping stick. 🤣

@josaljo1

2 жыл бұрын

Now he is engaged talking about marriage.

How much do you charge for your clamps you make i have a sawyear hutson brand saw mill and i hat the clamp it has i like yours there so much better i now one time you said you make them,

@josaljo1

2 жыл бұрын

Send an email to josaljowon@gmail.com

YOU'RE REALY GOOD ABOPUT EDITING YOU VIDEOS. UPLOADED THE SAME DAY. SOME OTHERS ARE WEEKS LATE.

@josaljo1

2 жыл бұрын

It takes 6 hours to upload a 20 minute video. Praying for fiber optics.

Enjoyed watching you cut today. Are you still loosing weight? 👍

@josaljo1

2 жыл бұрын

I am at a stand till at 225 I need to redo my diet again.

Joe, you are looking good!! Got a great bounce in your step. So you must be feeling pretty good and that is great! Flowers were beautiful and you can't beat the weather, are you getting out with Bullseye for evening walks? My best to you.

@josaljo1

2 жыл бұрын

Every night I walk him. But I an stuck at 225, I am trying to curb my diet again but it is tough. Thank you.

I'm wondering, since there was a lot of spring in some of your cuts what those boards will do after drying, maybe marking those particular ones for future inspection of how springing boards look after they dry...?

@josaljo1

2 жыл бұрын

Sounds like a good video.

How do you decide how far down you will make your first and second cut. It’s kind of easy for my to see the third and fourth.

@josaljo1

2 жыл бұрын

I move the saw down until the blade is cutting the cant size. In this case 8 inches. Which was about 2 inches down.

Looking good Joe. About 8 logs into my sawmill experience! I am cutting some oak boards at 3/4 " to use for paneling. Have you noticed any difference drying 3/4 vs 1"? Are they more prone to warping?

@josaljo1

2 жыл бұрын

No real difference, just keep weight on them if you need them straight and watch if they bend, move or bow while cutting so you can turn the log if you need to.

@erice9536

2 жыл бұрын

@@josaljo1 Thanks Joe, learned a lot just watching your operation.

What blades do you use to cut the red oak and the white pine?

@josaljo1

2 жыл бұрын

Double Hard from woodmizer cuts everything for me.

@danmaxlife4410

2 жыл бұрын

@@josaljo1 what profile you use for oak? Because I also had double hard blades for oak, but they made wavy cuts on nuts.

@josaljo1

2 жыл бұрын

@@danmaxlife4410 woodmizer.com/Store/Shop/DoubleHard-Bandsaw-Blades?Width=1%201%2F4&Thickness=0.045&Hook=10&Length=158&quantity=1&quantity2=1&quantity3=1&quantity4=1&equip=LT15%2FLT15GO These are all I use.