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Kill that annoying loud music.

Great talk. Well done. I really think you need to build yourself a little platform out there with a small roof. A rocking chair and a wee burn barrel. Motivation talks with Sandy Sludge. Love what you've accomplished.

This must be a friend's place. I have not seen you store your firewood like this.

Tom Cocranes got you driving it Sandy….😎😎😎

Mighty Mouse to the rescue!

Sure is the fun way to stack 🪵🪵🪵👍

now you need a automatic stacker for that machine lol or make shed into big tote or dumpster with lids

Tom Cochran...figures, but in a good way.

Wise words from Sandy.

You need a machine with a shredder on it to clean all that dead stuff in your Forest !

I drool over your hardwood, it is non existent in central BC, closest thing we have is birch.

Good Monday morning Sandy. It's easy to see that you love what you do, so I imagine you rarely have a bad day at work.

If I was considering what to do with my trees, and out of nowhere, somebody knocked on my door. I would say thank you God. He just answered your question, He even sent you somebody to do it. Just saying. One last thing, I often tell people if your seeking a loaf of bread and somebody offers you a slice, take it. Better to eat for the day, then going hungry

Nice Forest management you're doing awesome job and it's nice to see people that take care of the forest properly instead of these logging companies that strip everything down to nothing.

Alot of people like hard working Sandy. Great videos,thank you and stay safe.

Right on cabin, might want to skirt it, keep the porcupines away, they can make a hole, up , in no time. Got a little heater in there? Looks great.

Really wish I could have kept more property like this as it's beautiful. Nice job man because it sure beats raking rocks😅

hay Sandy ive been clearing my property for full operation of my sawmill and its almost ready

Sounds like a lot of trees, for not a lot of money.

On point. Thanks for this

Hello Sandy. Just the few things that you said may very well get the new "sawyer" to thinking and planning a little more before that sawmill arrives. Some things will have to wait until the sawmill arrives, but they may be ahead of the game a little. Have good days!

Nice info on the saw

As I've said before, I got a saw mill 3 years ago because of you and your education to me. One thing I regret is the location of my mill. I should have located it up by my firewood yard. More room, all the way around. like you said you need room. I now run out. I pay 6.50 to get a blade sharpen and only a few miles away. So I can't complain about that. keep me educated

Yup its good to have a plan ! Have fun

I’d like to get a sawmill someday and these are all things I know I’ll need to consider. It all takes time but thanks for sharing your infinite wisdom with us

nice

No metal heat deflector behind the wood stove?

Good advice Sandy. Keep it coming. You sure have a nice setup and have learned a ton. Thanks for sharing it.

Hi Sandy, We have hit high 90's here in North East GA in my end of the county it has touched 100, humidity not bad but no breeze, I learned how to sharpen circle blades over 35 years ago Bought a Belsaw Sharp all machine and went thru 2 motors and was shut down because Belsaw sold out and went out. no motors. Just recently found a used motor so its back up again. Bought a grind lux to do my band blades a few years ago so as long as I don't break a blade on big nails lag bolts porcelain insulators I sharpen them again several times and saves $$$. I love your vids and your honesty, Keep doing your best and don't worry about the rest. Cheers!

Isn't the whole point of your hobby to have a non "work" activity for fun? Sure is, I love watching you. Keep on being Sandy.

hi sandy me try a make this rack after one year review it ok or no good me it is for 8'foot log storage

You inspired me to saw logs a few years ago, I cannot thank you enough.

MM77 Approved 👍🏻 👍🏻…………………………………………Sound advice! You live and learn, but smart people learn from people that have been there and done that.

Projects! Like building a shed that takes logs in one side and allows the stickered lumber to be picked out the other side. A solar kiln! And eventually a big shed to house the dried wood. One day … yes, it is planned out.

Howdy Sandy- those are some mighty important points to ponder. I spent hours watching your videos and others on how to put the sawmill together once it arrived. Two very close friends did the same thing and when it got here everyone knew what to do and it went together beautifully. I appreciate the time you have spent doing the videos to help others. God bless you for it

good job

Totally spot on, as you say, "you do you." Extremely well articulated overview of the mill environment and its evolution. Well done!

Sandy, what an excellent video! I’m not as experienced as you are, but like you I learned like trial and error but with this video I wished I had seen it. You gave a great example of what someone can to to be prepared! Nice work

Do you have a video on how you winched the 3 logs at once? I don't have a winch yet but now I really want one.

couldn't you mill some of those

I sure like your mill and set up. Cheers

Oh the things they never tell you!!! Another excellent video, that anyone new to sawing should definitely watch!! Good job Sandy!!

i have a Kascosaw2B from Indiana. been thinking about putting trailer jacks on it like yours is designed, to rase it up .seems those jacks have play or movement and I was concerned about that. do your jacks move around were they mount does that effect your mill at all? i need to send you some pictures of my hand winch log turner, you can build one. i mostly mill 18"-30" hardwood as thats whats on our Missouri farm i enjoy seeing how some one else does things at milling

Hello Mr. Sandy, I bought a used HM130 last fall, I knew a little bit about sawing, but found out rather quickly I was also a lot less educated than I thought. My Nephew and I have cut several hundred board feet of all kinds of wood, soft maple, oak, locust, persimmon, pine. poplar, red cedar, each one has its own complexities, crooked logs, burls, knots and NAILS, You may not agree with me, but my feeling is you can be a good sawyer, but you ,your procedure, equipment, your working set up can always benefit from upgrades... out of 100% professional I am about 10% and watching Your channel has helped me get that far.

Good afternoon Sandy good explaination it will help a new commer for sure i even going to tell my brother in Quebec to check your video to help him understand what he needs to start hahe a great day enjoy your week end P.S. the heat is still brutal here in Florida in the mid 90's every day so i work inthe morning and relax in the afternoon lol

Another great 👍 video short and to the point Sandy 😮😊❤

Solid advice and encouragement Sandy. I hope you're having a good day in the great outdoors!!!

No such things as to many sharp blades, ideally new ones.

I think alot of us. rushed to get a mill, I'm still changing things.

Good advice and very good points. Good vid. Thank you.