I NEED MY HEAD EXAMINED!!! šŸ˜‚

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Published 2024-07-20
I just finished telling you that I was done with yard logs- what am I milling today? Yard logsā€¦ however, they were here before my last video, so be gentle in the comments!
Jeff

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  • @jhenn002
    Great job, thanks very much, It turned out better than i was expecting, now that its all stacked to dry i have some time to figure out what to do with it.
  • @howardkettner
    Love it. Iā€™ve got a couple of ā€œcharacter logsā€ that Iā€™ve been reluctant to open up. As always, I learned a ton. Thanks Jeff.
  • Milling white cedar is the best. Smells great, rolls over easy and is light. We use cedar on our antique shingle mill... great stuff
  • @Bigcheif360
    Cool video Jeff. Too bad that first log turned out to be bad inside. Looked like it had lots of character. šŸ˜ŽšŸ‘
  • Hello Jeff That first log looked awesome...lots of character ! Probably was worth more whole than cut up !! LOL A few minutes of your life you won't get back....but just call it a fun experience and all is Good !!šŸ˜Š
  • Nice lumber. Glad you didnā€™t find any metal. I sawed a few cedar hydro poles before did you find it hard to saw ? Like dense hard?
  • That is one UGLY and UNHAPPY looking piece of wood. Although those first few cuts did make some nice plaque or sign boards.:face-purple-crying::face-purple-crying::face-purple-crying:
  • Was starting to think that first log would be a good mantle, but that didnā€™t turn out to be the case. But sometimes a person just needs to take a look.
  • That log is just about as ugly as me, and I'm that ugly ya couldn't draw me.
  • What kind of wood is that. It would need to have some mighty fine grain to make it worth cutting.
  • my guess it's has rutted out from the brain beetles any more questions you need to answer?