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Howdy Brother Duke- yeah, it worked out pretty good for making the faces. I’ve done it with my Alaskan mill but this was a lot faster and easier. Take care and God’s blessings to y’all
Howdy Judy- thank you so much for watching the video and for the kind words. It’s difficult when editing to get a complete build in one video. You can go to our videos list and watch the videos on the work I did on the inside, trimming inside gables, loft floor, log faces on the kitchen walls, and the complete switch back stairs. Hope you enjoy them. God bless you
Great job Paul, also a great way of faking it I like it very much. Progress this year has been huge it must smell very good in side. Have a blessed week.
Howdy Simon- yeah, I deal with some after thoughts pretty often and sometimes my ideas actually work, and other times I have to do some rethinking. Yes, the inside has a wonderful smell of pine, a man’s smell lol. Hope all is well with you and Sarah. Take care my friend. God bless
Howdy brother- you need to make a trip over here sometime. My Lady is a wonderful cook…… thank you so much for watching the video and for the kind words. God’s blessings to y’all this Christmas season
Howdy Kathy- thank you so much for coming by and checking out our channel. Much appreciated for sure. Gary and Mel are wonderful people. God’s blessings to you
That's a great trick to make the interior wall look like a full log wall. You guys should move that switch over. The owner is probably saying he'll live with it, but he's going to have to look at that for the rest of his life. Great video. Thanks
Howdy y’all- thank you so much for watching the video. The owner put the switch there so I guess he’s ok with it. Hope all is well with y’all. Take care and God bless
@@TheBeardedCarpenter You had said in another video that he was doing his own electric work, but he must have laid it out wrong. Being an electrician that would drive me crazy every time I looked at it. All he needs to do is drill a few holes with a one inch auger bit, then clean up the hole with a chisel. He may have to chisel out some groves for the wires to lay in then slide the box over, and then cut a block to fill in the hole.
Howdy Brother- thank you so much for the kind words. Hope y’all are doing well over on the other side of the creek. Might need to bring up some firewood, gonna get cold. I’m gonna have to come see your high tunnel setup. God’s blessings to y’all
Hi Paul. Once again you surprise me with your great ideas, and bang on look for the cabin. That peeling disc sure is a smart piece of equipment for making a hewn look on the fals log boards.As always keep safe and keep doing what you're doing, I'm learning a lot here. All the best my friend Michael
Howdy Michael- I was pleased how it worked out. Much faster and easier than how I’ve had to make the faces with my Alaskan mill. Hope you are getting along well with your cabin. Take care my friend. God bless
Howdy y’all- thank you so much for the kind words. I really appreciate y’all and what you are doing under adverse conditions. Keeping you in my prayers. God bless y’all
Howdy Brother Travis- thank you so much! It sure saved me a lot of labor. I’ve made faces with a broad axe and Alaskan mill and this is so much easier and faster. Hope y’all are doing well out there. God bless y’all
I remember watching that video where he made that axe....its a beautiful tool and the process ya'll came up with to texture these logs is awesome. Keep up the great work ya'll. Some day I wouldn't mind coming out to see this build.
Howdy y’all- yeah, I’m proud of that axe. Holds a good edge. I appreciate you watching the video and for the kind words. Y’all come on over anytime. Would love see you again. Hope all is going well with your new property. God bless
Howdy y’all- thank you so much! I’ve seen where people have tried to make a room, or even exterior walls look like logs and the boards are all lined up with each other. Hope y’all are doing well. God bless
Good Find Wayne, I like the look. I did a small area like this and I put black plastic on the slabs so when the log checks, you do not see beyond the slab but I did not glue so you are ahead of me and should have no problems with the slab checking, you got them in right.
Howdy Thomas- that’s a good idea to put something behind the faces because of checks. There may be some checking but it will still have a natural look. Hope all is well. God bless y’all
@@TheBeardedCarpenter You Spent a lot of time doing it right, I think the checks will be few with the glue and nailing strips. I like it, no saw mill but options and planning on doing on mine tool shed cabin. Like you said I think 7 or 9 log buildings at your place, so I need a larger tool shed, well I think I will have enough to built the size I want and enclose the porches and then face the stud walls with slabs.Thanks for sharing, any luck with template? Snowed here all day. God Bless Paul, Tom
Howdy Jay- thank you so much for watching the video. Once in a while we come up with some goodies lol. Hope y’all are doing well out there and staying safe and warm. God bless y’all
Those walls look great. It was definitely worth the extra time for them to look just right. The way you framed the windows looks great, too. Take care and God Bless, my friend 🙏💕😊
Howdy y’all- thank you so much for the kind words. Yes, it’s some work but I was happy how it turned out. I like the way the box trim looks in a log cabin. Hope you are doing well. Take care and God’s blessings to you
oooh... you did have a teaser for me on my previous video comment Paul on how to make a rustic look plank from a sawmill cut!! nicely followed up and very interesting way of doing it too! huge thanks for sharing as always and i cant say it enough.. the sheer quality and attention to detail you put into your work is just amazing and an inspiration to others
Howdy y’all- haha, I couldn’t give away my secret in my reply to your comment. Thank you so much for your encouragement and kind words. Hope all is well. God bless y’all
I really enjoyed this video, and I definitely learned a thing or two. Oh man, are those wood chips super thin. I bet those would go up like gasoline if a spark hits them. Thanks for sharing, and God bless.
Howdy Robert- thank you so much for watching our video. Yes, the chips are really thin and would make great fire starter. Takes a while to clean up the mess around the mill. God’s blessings to you my friend
Great video, the best! 1st time watcher, N.H. and you've got me... where did you purchase that disc??? Thanks for taking the time for such informative videos. "Keep The Faith"
Howdy Timothy- I sure appreciate you watching the video. Check out our other videos. The peeling disc came from a company in Estonia. Actually, my buddy bought the disc to peel the logs for his log cabin. I think you can find it on the internet under log peeling disc. There’s different companies that make them. God bless you
Hey Paul , another awesome , informative video , Thanks for teaching us younger fella's ! The disc you are using i am very interested in finding where you got it ( Company or contact name ) . I read through all the comments to see if you had give it to others , but came up empty . At one min. 24 seconds in this vid , i am trying to read the writing on the disc for a manufacturer , yet again i could not get it :) There's no rush , but sometime if you have the info where i could buy this , or , manufacturer , that would be great . I think i've watched all your vids , several times :) I'm a wood worker in an old time shop , love this channel --- thanks -- Cyril ----- Canada
Howdy Cyril- thank you so much for watching our videos. I sure appreciate it. The peeling disc actually is Brother Wayne’s. He bought two of them when he started peeling the logs for his cabin at Paradise Point. If you would send me an email at thebeardedcarpenter8@gmail.com I’ll get you the information for the disc. I don’t have it with me right now. Looking forward to hearing from you. Take care and God bless you
Thank you again for an informative video. Would that work as siding for the outside of a cabin? If so, what would you recommend for wood sealer and chinking?
Howdy Joe- I sure appreciate you watching the video. Yes, it will work for a siding. I would spray boiled linseed oil on it and chink it just like it was a full thickness log. God bless
Joe- I didn’t know you had another question, I just now found it. Please forgive me for not answering. The chinking will stay in with the linseed oil on the logs. I always spray the logs first. Blessings to you
interesting how you attached it to your wall i bought an abandoned property they said it was haunted they were right there did get to talk with the ghosts What I planning on doing to the farm to i am still want them to be part of the farm too and any ideas they wanted to have too did do what they wanted me to do but if they ever want to come back they are welcome to come back never took them long to come back they do like the new house too especially the hidden rooms too i have a bed and breakfast the ghosts do a great job in hunting the guesses too
Howdy Tim, that’s a good question. Scoring the log severs the fibers in the wood and makes it easier to slice off the with the broad axe. Hope this answers your questions. Have a great weekend. God bless
The cabin is really coming on a treat. I do like it when you buy a tool for one specific job and accidentally find it is the perfect tool for a completely different job that saves you hours of work.
Howdy Simon- thank you so much! Some tools can definitely have a multi use and the peeling disc certainly did have. Saved me a lot of broad axe hewing and loading and unloading the log on the mill. God’s blessings to you
The interior walls match up great with the main log walls. You and your friend did a great job making those boards look like real logs. The chinking gaps look good as well. You sure give me great options to seriously consider for my own projects. Blessings to you in Jesus name brother.
Howdy Brother- thank you so much for the kind words. Glad you’re able to get some ideas for your projects. Hope all is well with you. Take care and God’s blessings to you
Great job. I have used invert board and batten to make doors, but never thought this for internal walls. I guess it would be great for me to use this method in my shed, but no chinking. Instead change 2 colors while staining on board and batten in realtion with the shed 2 color scheme. Thanks!
Howdy y’all- thank you so much for watching the video and for the nice comment. I did this years ago on a historical restoration and it looked just like the rest of the log walls so we decided to try it with a new approach and it worked out really well. Sure wish you the best with your project. God bless you
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it looks beautiful Bro. Paul....thats pretty cool you can finish the front while its on the mill
Howdy Brother Duke- yeah, it worked out pretty good for making the faces. I’ve done it with my Alaskan mill but this was a lot faster and easier. Take care and God’s blessings to y’all
Paul I appreciate your attention to detail
Howdy Brother- thank you so much. God bless you
Wow, you are some kind of Master with the wood!!!!!!! Amazing. I would have liked to have seen way more. windows. But it is beautiful.
Howdy Judy- thank you so much for watching the video and for the kind words. It’s difficult when editing to get a complete build in one video. You can go to our videos list and watch the videos on the work I did on the inside, trimming inside gables, loft floor, log faces on the kitchen walls, and the complete switch back stairs. Hope you enjoy them. God bless you
True craftsman.
Howdy y’all- thank you so much for the kind words. God bless you
Thanks for sharing, Paul. It’s looking good!
Howdy Gregg- I sure appreciate you watching the videos. Hope all is well. Take care and God bless
Great job Paul, also a great way of faking it I like it very much. Progress this year has been huge it must smell very good in side. Have a blessed week.
Howdy Simon- yeah, I deal with some after thoughts pretty often and sometimes my ideas actually work, and other times I have to do some rethinking. Yes, the inside has a wonderful smell of pine, a man’s smell lol. Hope all is well with you and Sarah. Take care my friend. God bless
Talk about 'making the chips fly'! Still looking mighty good,sir.👍👍
Howdy Brother Art- yeah, I had a mess to clean up haha. Come see us sometime. Take care and God bless y’all
Looks great buddy! Another great idea! 👍👍👍👍🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🙏🙏🙏🙏
Boy If I had the equipment I would do that same thing to the inside of my cabin! That looks great! Thanks for sharing! God Bless!
Howdy brother- you need to make a trip over here sometime. My Lady is a wonderful cook…… thank you so much for watching the video and for the kind words. God’s blessings to y’all this Christmas season
Great job Paul those walls look great
Howdy Michael- thank you so much for the kind words. Hope all is well. God bless
Great work on those log faces!
Putting the mill to good use.
Howdy Charles- thank you so much! Yessir, the mill sure was the deal for doing the faces. Hope y’all have a Merry Christmas! God’s blessings to y’all
@@TheBeardedCarpenter- Merry Christmas and may God bless you and your family.
I absolutely enjoy your tutorials👍👍
Howdy Mike- I sure appreciate you watching our videos. Thank you so much for watching them. God bless you
Awesome my friend, keep up the great work ❤️🥰🌻
Howdy Carlene- thank you so much for the kind words. God bless you
Excellent, as always.
Howdy Bob- thank you so much. Happy New Year and God bless
Beautiful!
Howdy Michael- thank you so much for the kind words. God’s blessings to you
Thank you, sir, for sharing your timeless knowledge
Howdy y’all- I sure appreciate you watching our videos. Thank you so much. God bless
Lot of work is an understatement! Beautiful work. Peace brothers!
Howdy Earl- yessir, it was some work but it’s all up now. Take care and God bless
Great job
Howdy- thank you so much. God bless
Hey Paul, Gary and Mel say Hi and Merry Christmas!
Just joined your channel and enjoyed my first video of yours. Can't wait for the next one.
Howdy Kathy- thank you so much for coming by and checking out our channel. Much appreciated for sure. Gary and Mel are wonderful people. God’s blessings to you
Interesting video Paul , thanks for sharing , God Bless Brother !
Howdy Michael- thank you so much for watching the video. Take care my friend. God’s blessings to you
That's a great trick to make the interior wall look like a full log wall.
You guys should move that switch over. The owner is probably saying he'll live with it, but he's going to have to look at that for the rest of his life.
Great video.
Thanks
Howdy y’all- thank you so much for watching the video. The owner put the switch there so I guess he’s ok with it. Hope all is well with y’all. Take care and God bless
@@TheBeardedCarpenter You had said in another video that he was doing his own electric work, but he must have laid it out wrong.
Being an electrician that would drive me crazy every time I looked at it. All he needs to do is drill a few holes with a one inch auger bit, then clean up the hole with a chisel. He may have to chisel out some groves for the wires to lay in then slide the box over, and then cut a block to fill in the hole.
Looks absolutely gorgeous, and Merry Christmas to you and your family and friends God bless.
Howdy Donald- thank you so much for the kind words. Many blessings to you and your family during this Christmas season. God’s blessings to y’all
👍 Paul. Blessings
Howdy FD- thank you so much for watching our videos. Hope all is well with you. Lord’s blessings to you during this wonderful time of year.
Attention to detail, that’s why I enjoy watching you work Paul. God Bless brother, another great video
Howdy Brother- thank you so much for the kind words. Hope y’all are doing well over on the other side of the creek. Might need to bring up some firewood, gonna get cold. I’m gonna have to come see your high tunnel setup. God’s blessings to y’all
@@TheBeardedCarpenter come on up brother. The weather is kind of messing us up right now.
That looks awesome there eh! Looks like a lot of work great idea thanks for sharing
Howdy Denis- thank you so much for the kind words. Hope you are doing well up there and staying safe and warm. God bless
Looks great. Merry Christmas
Howdy Jerry- thank you so much for the kind words. God bless and Merry Christmas to you and your family
Hi Paul. Once again you surprise me with your great ideas, and bang on look for the cabin. That peeling disc sure is a smart piece of equipment for making a hewn look on the fals log boards.As always keep safe and keep doing what you're doing, I'm learning a lot here.
All the best my friend
Michael
Howdy Michael- I was pleased how it worked out. Much faster and easier than how I’ve had to make the faces with my Alaskan mill. Hope you are getting along well with your cabin. Take care my friend. God bless
As always Paul, TOTALLY BEAUTIFUL WORK. I pray Donna and you are in good health my friend. Stay safe
Howdy Paul- thank you so much for the kind words and the prayers. We are doing well. Hope all is well with you. God bless
Hi Paul, pretty clever! The end product just simply looks genuine 👍
Thanks for sharing👍
Howdy Marc- thank you so much for the kind words. Hope y’all are doing well and staying warm up there. God bless
That looks great Paul. Glad to see you using the new mill on this project.
Howdy Klancy- thank you so much for the kind words. Yeah, the mill is definitely been an asset for what I do. God bless
Absolutely amazing. Paul, you are truly a master in your trade.
Howdy y’all- thank you so much for the kind words. I really appreciate y’all and what you are doing under adverse conditions. Keeping you in my prayers. God bless y’all
Really cool way to do interior walls. Love the disc on the grinder. Thanks for showing the project and craftsmanship. STAY SAFE brother!!
Howdy Brother Travis- thank you so much! It sure saved me a lot of labor. I’ve made faces with a broad axe and Alaskan mill and this is so much easier and faster. Hope y’all are doing well out there. God bless y’all
I remember watching that video where he made that axe....its a beautiful tool and the process ya'll came up with to texture these logs is awesome. Keep up the great work ya'll. Some day I wouldn't mind coming out to see this build.
Howdy y’all- yeah, I’m proud of that axe. Holds a good edge. I appreciate you watching the video and for the kind words. Y’all come on over anytime. Would love see you again. Hope all is going well with your new property. God bless
Really nice Paul!! Good idea to line up the siding so the corners look like the real deal👍👍
Howdy y’all- thank you so much! I’ve seen where people have tried to make a room, or even exterior walls look like logs and the boards are all lined up with each other. Hope y’all are doing well. God bless
Thanks Bearded, God bless!
Howdy Curtis- thank you so much for watching the video. Take care and God bless you
Good Find Wayne, I like the look. I did a small area like this and I put black plastic on the slabs so when the log checks, you do not see beyond the slab but I did not glue so you are ahead of me and should have no problems with the slab checking, you got them in right.
Howdy Thomas- that’s a good idea to put something behind the faces because of checks. There may be some checking but it will still have a natural look. Hope all is well. God bless y’all
@@TheBeardedCarpenter You Spent a lot of time doing it right, I think the checks will be few with the glue and nailing strips. I like it, no saw mill but options and planning on doing on mine tool shed cabin. Like you said I think 7 or 9 log buildings at your place, so I need a larger tool shed, well I think I will have enough to built the size I want and enclose the porches and then face the stud walls with slabs.Thanks for sharing, any luck with template? Snowed here all day. God Bless Paul, Tom
Wow Paul, I really enjoyed seeing this process. That hand hewn look is beautiful. You have some of the coolest woodworking toys. Haha! Great video.
Howdy Jay- thank you so much for watching the video. Once in a while we come up with some goodies lol. Hope y’all are doing well out there and staying safe and warm. God bless y’all
that looks wonderful. Ya'll did a great job of it.
Thank you for sharing
Howdy y’all- thank you so much for the kind words. Much appreciated. Take care and God bless
Those walls look great. It was definitely worth the extra time for them to look just right. The way you framed the windows looks great, too. Take care and God Bless, my friend 🙏💕😊
Howdy y’all- thank you so much for the kind words. Yes, it’s some work but I was happy how it turned out. I like the way the box trim looks in a log cabin. Hope you are doing well. Take care and God’s blessings to you
oooh... you did have a teaser for me on my previous video comment Paul on how to make a rustic look plank from a sawmill cut!! nicely followed up and very interesting way of doing it too! huge thanks for sharing as always and i cant say it enough.. the sheer quality and attention to detail you put into your work is just amazing and an inspiration to others
Howdy y’all- haha, I couldn’t give away my secret in my reply to your comment. Thank you so much for your encouragement and kind words. Hope all is well. God bless y’all
I really enjoyed this video, and I definitely learned a thing or two.
Oh man, are those wood chips super thin. I bet those would go up like gasoline if a spark hits them.
Thanks for sharing, and God bless.
Howdy Robert- thank you so much for watching our video. Yes, the chips are really thin and would make great fire starter. Takes a while to clean up the mess around the mill. God’s blessings to you my friend
Looks great as always Paul. Great tip for flattening boards, I paneled my bathroom in barnboards that were severely warped and this worked great!
Howdy Lance- thank you so much for the kind words. I’ve been putting grooves on the back for years and it has always helped. God bless you
Good idea. Thanks for sharing
Howdy Brian- thank you so much for watching the video and the nice comment. Take care and God bless
Great video, the best! 1st time watcher, N.H. and you've got me... where did you purchase that disc??? Thanks for taking the time for such informative videos. "Keep The Faith"
Howdy Timothy- I sure appreciate you watching the video. Check out our other videos. The peeling disc came from a company in Estonia. Actually, my buddy bought the disc to peel the logs for his log cabin. I think you can find it on the internet under log peeling disc. There’s different companies that make them. God bless you
Beautiful Good to see your great work as always--LOVE IT !!! :>
Howdy y’all- thank you so much for the kind e. Hope y’all are doing well. God’s blessings to y’all
Thank you 😊
Howdy Robert- I sure appreciate you watching the video. God’s blessings to you
@@TheBeardedCarpenter thank you, and God bless you. You have enriched our lives.😊
Ha ..I knew I should have bought that disk.
Howdy y’all- they are really nice. God bless
Would love to know how to purchase one of those cutting disks.
Howdy y’all- the peeling disc belongs to my Brother Wayne. He ordered it from a company in Estonia. I think you can find it on the internet. God bless
What kind of angle grinder wheel is that for finishing the log? I love that!
Howdy y’all- it’s a bark peeling disc. It has three blades that are adjustable. Works great. Thank you for watching the video. God bless
Hey Paul , another awesome , informative video , Thanks for teaching us younger fella's ! The disc you are using i am very interested in finding where you got it ( Company or contact name ) . I read through all the comments to see if you had give it to others , but came up empty . At one min. 24 seconds in this vid , i am trying to read the writing on the disc for a manufacturer , yet again i could not get it :) There's no rush , but sometime if you have the info where i could buy this , or , manufacturer , that would be great . I think i've watched all your vids , several times :) I'm a wood worker in an old time shop , love this channel --- thanks -- Cyril ----- Canada
Howdy Cyril- thank you so much for watching our videos. I sure appreciate it. The peeling disc actually is Brother Wayne’s. He bought two of them when he started peeling the logs for his cabin at Paradise Point. If you would send me an email at thebeardedcarpenter8@gmail.com I’ll get you the information for the disc. I don’t have it with me right now. Looking forward to hearing from you. Take care and God bless you
💞how it's coming out 👍
Howdy Armida- thank you so much for watching our videos. Hope all is well. God bless you
Thank you again for an informative video. Would that work as siding for the outside of a cabin? If so, what would you recommend for wood sealer and chinking?
Howdy Joe- I sure appreciate you watching the video. Yes, it will work for a siding. I would spray boiled linseed oil on it and chink it just like it was a full thickness log. God bless
@@TheBeardedCarpenter thank you and God bless you and your family!
If I spray on linseed oil and then chink it, would the chinking stick to the wood good?
Joe- I didn’t know you had another question, I just now found it. Please forgive me for not answering. The chinking will stay in with the linseed oil on the logs. I always spray the logs first. Blessings to you
interesting how you attached it to your wall i bought an abandoned property they said it was haunted they were right there did get to talk with the ghosts What I planning on doing to the farm to i am still want them to be part of the farm too and any ideas they wanted to have too
did do what they wanted me to do but if they ever want to come back they are welcome to come back never took them long to come back they do like the new house too especially the hidden rooms too
i have a bed and breakfast the ghosts do a great job in hunting the guesses too
Gtsy brother
👊👍🏻🇺🇸🏴☠️
Howdy Brother- thank you so much for watching the video. Hope all is well with you. God’s blessings to you
Forgive my ignorance, but what is the purpose of scoring the logs? Is it entirely aesthetic? Does it help to reduce splitting?
Howdy Tim, that’s a good question. Scoring the log severs the fibers in the wood and makes it easier to slice off the with the broad axe. Hope this answers your questions. Have a great weekend. God bless
@@TheBeardedCarpenter Thank you!
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Howdy Danny- thank you so much for watching our videos. Hope all is well. God bless you
The cabin is really coming on a treat. I do like it when you buy a tool for one specific job and accidentally find it is the perfect tool for a completely different job that saves you hours of work.
Howdy Simon- thank you so much! Some tools can definitely have a multi use and the peeling disc certainly did have. Saved me a lot of broad axe hewing and loading and unloading the log on the mill. God’s blessings to you
my timber adz will do it better...
Anyway you could do one and let us see the end result. I think they nailed it.
The interior walls match up great with the main log walls. You and your friend did a great job making those boards look like real logs. The chinking gaps look good as well. You sure give me great options to seriously consider for my own projects. Blessings to you in Jesus name brother.
Howdy Brother- thank you so much for the kind words. Glad you’re able to get some ideas for your projects. Hope all is well with you. Take care and God’s blessings to you
Great job. I have used invert board and batten to make doors, but never thought this for internal walls.
I guess it would be great for me to use this method in my shed, but no chinking. Instead change 2 colors while staining on board and batten in realtion with the shed 2 color scheme.
Thanks!
Howdy y’all- thank you so much for watching the video and for the nice comment. I did this years ago on a historical restoration and it looked just like the rest of the log walls so we decided to try it with a new approach and it worked out really well. Sure wish you the best with your project. God bless you