Sawing Lumber to Build a Solar Kiln!

This is the first video in a series that will encompass cutting up the lumber to build a Solar Kiln on a Wood-Mizer LT15 Sawmill followed by the build itself. Come onboard and join us as we set sail on this amazing journey! #woodworking #beginner woodworking projects that sell
/ @mrjorobb
Timecodes
0:00 - Intro
0:23 - Subtitles start
3:29 - First cut starts
6:00 - Slow-mo shot
9:02 - Log squared off
10:52 - First beam is cut
12:40 - 2x4 cutting starts
14:22 - Outro

[@MrJoRobb]

We were sawing in the rain on this one. This log was a joy to cut and we are glad to share it will you all.

[@user-vg8ov5my1t]

This is a really good video. You guys are getting much better at editing and adding in snippets to keep folks engaged. Good job!

[@JamesJohnson-eo6ig]

@@user-vg8ov5my1t Agreed. This is a very good video indeed. Thank you for sharing.

[@MrJoRobb]

@user-vg8ov5my1t Thank you very much. We are focused on getting better shots and angles and planning the videos out. We really want to improve and get you guys the best content possible.

[@MrJoRobb]

@@JamesJohnson-eo6ig Thank you!

[@obviousscout6583]

What's the idea with disengaging the blade every cut, to me it would wear the clutch system out more than if you leave it running?

[@MrJoRobb]

You are likely correct with a manual clutch. The reason why we are disengaging after each cut is for safety and it cuts down on the usage of the blade detergent/lubricant.