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Take those cedars and make a lumber storage pole barn.

@jamesdeery5377

7 ай бұрын

Came here to say the same thing.

And people say it's hard to grow winter Gabbage, he seems to growing well.

Hi Nathan. My suggestion for your cedar would be to cut it into board and patten for the barn on your newly acquired property. As well, you could use it to spruce up your chicken house perhaps.

Nathan, I’m a customer here in WA of your horse drawn white oak. Can’t wait for it to be delivered soon. Thanks!

@OutoftheWoods0623

7 ай бұрын

Hope you like it!

Maybe you could use that cedar for your barn doors. They're rot resistant and light.

build a barn with a cedar plank roof and a gravel floor to put all the attachments for tractors and skid loader in

Nathan, surfaced three sides is S2S1E. Hope you fared well through the tornado activity.

@OutoftheWoods0623

7 ай бұрын

👍👍👍

I noticed how you were moving your forks Nathan. A easy way if use a 2x4 or something 2 inches thick. Raise the forks a few inches above the ground then slip the board under the side of the fork close to the rack and use the board as a pry bar lifting the fork slightly and move inward or outward. You can still adjust the top of the fork but it will be easier.

Thanks for sharing with us Nathan. Looks good around there. Stay safe and keep up the good work and videos. Fred.

Mama cat is into Rock 'N Roll like my elderly cat. Good seeing her and the happy Cabbage, and the chicken crew!

Make a pole barn so that your kiln dried lumber can be stored under cover and remain dry until you can sell it. Great video Nathan thumbs up.

@OutoftheWoods0623

7 ай бұрын

Great idea!

Good stuff

Pole barn for the new land plot. Stay safe.

Thanks Nathan

@OutoftheWoods0623

7 ай бұрын

👍👍

For your saw setter maybe just add a slightly larger wood top to the tool cabinet. Thanks for the videos.

Have you ever tried hooking the hydraulic connectors together on attachments when you are not using them? They keep cleaner & also equalise the pressure in the attachment, which makes it easier to connect them to the machine. The only other problem you may have, is if your machine has line pressure....... however, I fix that with my tractors by leaving the key on engine off & move the joy stick through all of its functions. Not sure how to do it on Mr Kato though.... 🙂 Love your work, cheers from Australia.

Nathan, I want to thank you for your very interesting videos. Always something new . So glad to see that things are coming together for you. And Merry Christmas, brother.

S3S is common by me. The third side give it a strait edge which helps you cut strait boards.

Hey Nathan, here is a thought, instead of getting a bigger cart for your blade setter; mill/cut some wood and lay and secure the wood on top of the cart. Overlap the wood on the top of the cart a couple of inches on every side, making a larger work area to spread out and lay out the the BMT 200/250 setter. It would save you a couple of bucks unless you want a new/bigger cart.

I agree that a barn for storing your kiln dried lumber would be a good use for the Cedar Nathan because, to me, you should have such a facility to keep this lumber in top notch condition. Chers, Don from South Aust.

With Bruno’s help, a Hexagon Cedar Gazebo for Mom at her new digs!

Would have loved to known about the Woodmiser (70) 35 years ago when I had hundreds of tons of cut (down) and naturally dried beautiful Australian Redgum. What a waste. Ah well history is history. Anyway Nathan, you and your family have a wonderful and happy Christmas, and a prosperous and safe 2024. Love Your Work.

You could always put some plywood on the cart and have it overhang your current cart for the tooth setter.

Another very entertaining video, thank you Nathan, take care

Thanks Nathan. Another relaxing time watching you work. Keep up the good work!

@OutoftheWoods0623

7 ай бұрын

Thanks 👍

Cabbage is my favourite kitty. He can stay with me all day. We’re like two peas in a pod. Thank you early retirement! Thank you, Nathan.

@OutoftheWoods0623

7 ай бұрын

👍👍

You could use that cedar for a nice picket fence around your front yard. If you used a clear wood finish it would retain the beautiful grain and heart wood.

use the cedar for a shed for your big fuel tank

I love watching your feeds, I have been a Wood Mizer Fan ever since I started running one in the late 80's early 90's, for the Western Canada Distributor at that time. Keep the sawdust flying.

Blade Setter Cart - flip the handle over! No need to add spacer blocks.

@lencranston8183

7 ай бұрын

That was my suggestion as well. : )

I would assume bourbon barrels are why White Oak is in such high demand. Bourbon became incredibly popular, so to keep up with demand, most distilleries upped production and in turn need more white oak for barrels. Now, barrels are being produced way faster than that species can grow

Best of luck with the tooth setter

Veneer grade is not for sawing Nathan. It is spun and shaved into thin layers to make plywood out of. Cabinet grade plywood is about one sixteenth inch thick of the face layers and top grade like A/A or A/B with lesser quality in the middle plies. You can saw it into boards but why would you at that price? One grade below is for sawing and making cabinet wood. If you are making 4x10 sheets of plywood with the grain going the 10 foot direction you use a ten foot log, but most is 4x8 so 8 foot logs is most common for veneer. Imagine the machine that can peal thin layers off that log as it spins and a cutting edge as long as the log. Lot of HP running that machine. Making five or six ply plywood without voids. Stuff costs more than gold. I use to work with a lot of Birch or Oak plywood in my day fifty years ago and it cost an arm and a leg back then.

Glad we caught ya before we head out to visit my mother. Be well.

@OutoftheWoods0623

7 ай бұрын

U2

Those cedars could be used for a shelter on your new property.

@OutoftheWoods0623

7 ай бұрын

Agreed

Cedar Chests for daughters and granddaughters. In retirement we've made more than a dozen.

Hi Nathan. Always set before sharpening you over set by a few thousands of an inch as when you do sharpen you can sharpen to your required kerf.

I always set prior to sharpening. The setting will change the face angle of rhe tooth. If your set idms out enough and your setter moves the tooth enough it will cause the band to walk.

Hello Nathan, Nice white oak and Nick Kiln, Never have to many buildings, pole barn made from the cedars would last many years 🪵👍🏼🇺🇸

Hi Nathan, you should be able to flip the handle on your cart upside down to gain another inch or two of space on the top of the cart for your new tooth setter to sit on. I was puzzled about you wanting to cut veneer logs into lumber no matter what they cost per BF. Happy Holidays to you and your family ! I really enjoy your content. : )

40 + years ago I had a hardwood logging company & we sold our white oak veneer logs to a company in Canada & got $1.50 a board foot, so I can see $5!

@markpashia7067

7 ай бұрын

Yup, back then nearly all cabinet grade plywood came out of Canada for some reason. And you paid dearly for the finished plywood. That is what veneer grade is used for. Usually five or six layers of veneer glued up into plywood with the two face layers being the species for the plywood. The inner plies can be another species as long as they are tight grain and flaw free as well since any knot has to be cut out and patched in every layer. $5 almost seems cheap today.

I feel like you’re punching me in the face every time you do that fist transition. 😆 Is it just me?

@OutoftheWoods0623

7 ай бұрын

😂😂😂

If you can take that handle off and flip it upside down on the tool box/cart your machine will fit better.

hi there nice setter , good show nice log hi there i have a few venier grade white oaks on the farm 24+ in size ,to nice to cut down , may harvest them some day , ,best to all john

I’m all for a pole barn

Could make a nice blacksmith gazebo with those cedar, for blacksmithing outside when it's nice out...

Turn the cedar in to a pole barn. It will last!

Excellent work and video Nathan my hope someday to get to visit Tennessee 😮😊❤

Nathan I always enjoy watching your channel. Watching you cut and dry lumber is so interesting. Here’s wishing you and your family a very Merry Christmas!👍❤️

I love your saw mill content, but I love all the cat & chicken content most of all!🤠🤟

Nathan, for your BMT200/250 - instead of getting another cart, why not use short lengths of 2x4 and raise the unit about 2 inches. That should give you the clearance under the controls to slide the unit over so that it fully rests on the cart. Also, please lift with your legs, not your back.

Looks like an excellent tool for the shop 👍 Thanks Nathan 👍🇺🇸

Your keep your shop clean. Evidently you hose down the Kato tracks before driving into the barn. You take good care of your equipment.

That's a beautiful White Oak. I wonder if I'll ever get one on my mill? Here's to hoping.

Put a bow barn down beside your shop

Nathan Merry Christmas and a very Happy and prosperous New Year to you and your family

I think I saw my order in there somewhere. Can’t wait to start building with it.

I used to make veneer panels for Kraft Maid when I started at Conestoga Wood Specialties in 1990 - They even had Wormy Chestnut Veneer for custom orders -

love your videos!

Would the new blade setting machine sit better and screw down into a nice 3/4 inch board that overhangs the new chest a bit. Maybe even use that spare 2 ft end of the log if your customer will sell you the log/wood. Thanks for the video.😊

What oak help's us guy's make some mighty fine Straight Bourbon Whiskey.......An i saw you going to the burn pile with some good wood stuff = O the agony of it LOL......Thanks Nathan 👍

Great video as usual. I gain some good info to put towards my own Mill on quite a few videos. I've always wondered though about solar kilns. I don't have the resources for a full on kiln. Keep up the good work sir. Scott....

Hi Nathan. Can that cedar be used for restoration on the new property?

White oak here in Indiana. Lots of hickory, too. Mostly for flooring, I believe.

just add a 3/4" CDX plywood on top the cart, 1-2 inches larger than the existing top

Yes. The hatred from Mama Cat is so strong. So strong in fact that she'll preform tricks SEEMINGLY at your command... a dangerous foe indeed

Great video!

@OutoftheWoods0623

7 ай бұрын

Thanks!

Would be very cool to brand or stamp your lumber with your logo.

I thought the king of the forest was Bambi's dad.

@OutoftheWoods0623

7 ай бұрын

😂😂

Cedar: lean to on new barn. 👍

A barn would be amazing to see go up 👍

Is that setter made in Ireland? I've heard lots of good things about Irish setters. 🙄

@OutoftheWoods0623

7 ай бұрын

😂

the wood Yoda said Hi

Hi Nathan! Loved the video! You used a term I do not know and cannot spell to look up! It sounded like"mad-u-lated" Could you explain this term? Loved the wood, the machines, the lessons, and the animals, and of course you!! Keep those videos rolling!!

Progress,,,one sure thing Mr Kato gets the job done,,,,some of those logs are big,,,a spare hose would be handy,,,to have around,,my brother in law makes them,,,i do no that store bought hoses are high..hes nice and handy down in tyler county Wv,,when those cable trucks first come to town..course hes into everything now,,,you got the most Cedar logs i ever saw..i want to make a chest one day..great video Nathan..

Aww shucks, gotta buy a new tool cart. Harbor Freight 20% off any item with no exclusions for inside track club members 12/15-12/17. 🎉🎉🎉

Good morning Nathan from Sydney Australia. Looking at the size of your Saw tooth setter and the cart you have it sitting on, all you need to do is cut a slab or plywood piece to the size you need and screw or bolt it to the cart you have. Not much of a cantilever and you don’t have to buy a new cart. Just a thought to think about.

Can you turn the control head of the BMT towards the cart handle? That would make it fit better.

MM77 Approved 👍🏼👍🏼

You didn't tell us "how much I like this machine", (Mr. Kato) this time. Just kidding, it looks like you SHOULD like it all right.

@OutoftheWoods0623

7 ай бұрын

I love it!

What was that gray wood on the top layer in the kiln? Nice shot at the end there. I'm enjoying watch the progress of the white oak boards I ordered.

@OutoftheWoods0623

7 ай бұрын

that was some Red Oak that got a little too much sunlight, will plain off though, boards shipping this week

putting the grapple on looked like putting on a bedroom slipper.

White oak is higher than a kite in NW Missouri as well

I'm disappointed you didn't make any sawdust today.

Nathan bump up the RPM up... Ask your mechanic why.

S3S… does make sense. Wood worker will joint the flat side and then rip to width on the table saw. So we are just cutting off the fourth side so why pay someone else to do it. I do have a question… when you open the kiln… does it have a specific odor or smell. I imagine in my minds eye, it would smell good.

@OutoftheWoods0623

7 ай бұрын

It does have a smell sometimes I see your reasoning on s3s 👍👍

I'm surprised that you're not going to cut cookies out of that 2' piece. Also, poplar is at a premium here in Ohio. Bill

Hey Nathan, I sawed up some cookies this summer to have for winter projects. I have a lot of cracks showing up in them. My question is, should I have used anchor seal on each one of the cookies after they came off of the mill? Yes the tree was cut down about a month before it went on the sawmill. Should I let the logs sit longer and dry out before cutting the cookies? Thanks, from West Michigan.

How did you and the chickens fare with the storm last Saturday?

Guut 🙏❤❤❤❤❤

Hey Buddy, can you turn the handle around so your setter will set on your cart? You'll still be able to use it, look into.

@lencranston8183

7 ай бұрын

I suggested the same : )

You must have invested a lot of money in your mill, machinery, buildings and equipment, RB, Nova Scotia.

@OutoftheWoods0623

3 ай бұрын

my lifes work

Interesting

@OutoftheWoods0623

7 ай бұрын

Ty

Pole barn

Why count make a larger top for the table? Jim80

Instead of getting a bigger cart you could just put a plywood top on to that cart that' just a couple of inches bigger to have a little extra space for the setter.

Why don’t you bolt a piece of plywood on top of the cart for your blade setter. That way you could make it large enough to fit the equipment.

@OutoftheWoods0623

7 ай бұрын

Good idea

Nathan you really could stand to build a place to park all of your equipment together instead of having everything scattered here and there.

Mama may be the hatefullest cat on yt, but she loves you to bits and armpits.