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Great video, having your videos on a Saturday morning is like adult Saturday morning cartoons for me, I love it
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I've watched the video of you felling them. Can't wait to see the end game!!!!
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I've been watching for years now but i never saw you smile like that, like when u signed that paperwork :) Greetings from Bosnia and keep up the good work! :)
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Can’t wait to see the products from this beautiful lumber
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I remember watching the logging vid 3 years ago with the young man who helped you slab them with his own sawmill that you helped fix. Time flies!
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Thank you for how you help apprentices like myself.
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You are so fortunate to be able to get such fantastic wood. Here in Ireland decent wood is very difficult to find and if you do find some it is way beyond expensive. I envy you.
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I enjoyed watching that lumber get milled years ago.
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Starting the day with words of inspiration from Scott Wadsworth! Life doesn't get any better than that! Keep up the good work!
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Have fun making treasures from the wood.👍🏝️🇨🇦
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Working in a sawmill is a young man’s job, with a good back. Ohhh how I miss those days.
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I have a black walnut tree that is about 120-130ft tall on a piece of property I bought. It’s healthy, I had an arborist come look at it and say in 25years it’s the biggest he’s ever seen. About 6ft wide in diameter for around 14ft at the base before it splits. Looking to do the same with it and dry it for a few years. It’s been fun learning about this process. The timing of this upload is funny synchronicity.
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Milling a bunch of my own lumber has caused me to move each individual stick so many times that I don't even want to guess at the real number of hand bombing occasions. I would love to hear Scott's ideas on inventory management.
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It's great to see these boards again. Having watched the felling, sawing and first drying processes I'm really looking forward to seeing what you make of them.
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Oh what to build next? White oak and walnut are my two current favorites. Just love it!
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Keep up the good work
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Can’t wait to see what you do with these. Especially the work bench that you loved so much.
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I remember All Native Hardwoods which used to be down in that area. I don't care for oak that much though. I do prefer solar kiln or vacuum kiln dried woods to standard kiln dried woods. Wish people could tame madrone! My favorite bowl turning wood....
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Last summer I had J&B kiln a bunch of 3” thick madrone live edge slabs from a tree on my property. Like you, I have no idea what I’m going to do with them, but that is part of the excitement and joy of this whole process
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lordy. 3 years passed. it's been that long, already? 'tis wonderful to be on the journey with you; only wish it didn't pass so quickly! the only consolation is knowing that there are years yet to come and I'll find myself in Oregon a few dozen times again. God bless all the Roseburg peoples. Here, we are all immensely eager to see those kitchen cabinets come to fruition! That sparkling Lady of yours deserves a treat, and more time on the channel, too! ciao Darrell
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