Ever See A Chainsaw This Fast Before? You Might Be Surprised
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How cold was it in your part of TN it was 6 yesterday morning here at watts bar
@@michaelmosley254 got down to 2
Nathan's unintentional wisdom "Chicken Manure is Number Two". 🤔💡👌
I cackled at that one myself.
That was a keeper😂😂😂
Did you know that there is no such thing as "chicken pee"? Well, there is a little mill town near Gainesville, Georgia called Chicopee, but that doesn't count. But you're right, chicken manure is number two.
@@jawjaboy1234 Actually you are INCORRECT. Chickens do produce urine internally however it is NOT excreted separately but rather combined w/ their feces (intestinal system) as a single excrement. It is why chicken feces is a semi Liquidly consistency.
😂😂😂😂😂😂
Love it! Here in Northern Idaho, we have around 36 inches of snow! We won't be mowing from several months! The tractor is sporting the snowblower at the moment.
Nothing like a Husky !
nice video to watch Nathan. Love the way you always keep your viewers engaged. Cheers mate, Don from South Australia.
I like the fact your tractor is in the garage and your truck is on the driveway.
Absolutely perfect
Nathan, I really must compliment you on how nice you keep your equipment. My Dad always said take care of it and it will take care of you. Good vid!
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Thanks!
Thanks buddy appreciate it
@@nathanelliott9013 You're welcome. Merry Christmas to you and yours.
"chicken manure is number 2." yes it is😁 Love the coffee in the coop
awesome idea,
lol
Merry Christmas!
When you said pine doesn't make good firewood, my first thought was, "blasphemy!"
But here in Central Oregon, that is mostly what we have along with red and white fir and Tamarack.
Most of the hardwoods are west of the Cascade mountains.
You are very fortunate to have the abundance of trees that you do, my friend!
Do you ever get your hands on Arbutus (Pacific Madrone) wood? That stuff is pretty good for wood projects on a small scale, and the stuff that ain't good for woodworking, makes for really good stove wood.
@@itatane the only time I saw Madrone was a few years back on a trip to the California redwoods I saw these weird looking trees with no bark near the Oregon/California border.
I later found out these barkless trees are Madrone.
Merry Christmas Nathan🙏🪵❄️🇺🇸
All our local Starbucks will give you all the coffee you want gratis. I keep some handy as I give it to my red wriggler worms as a treat. They love it. I also mix some into the dirt around the rose bushes to maintain a higher acid level in our Las Vegas alkaline soil.
thanks
Getting the chores done before the freeze.
Merry CHRISTmas.
Sycamore is some of the heaviest/densest wood I have ever run across. I have an old one in the back 40, it's also one of the dirtiest trees I own too. It blows it's bark off every year as it grows, big leathery sheets to pick up and dispose of.
agreed
Pine, if properly seasoned makes great firewood for starting fires. A few logs will light and get hot very quick, setting the stage for a better btu hardwood. Great video!
Had a co-worker that heated with wood and he was not too particular for wood types. Like you said, dry pine is great to start - oak to sustain. Or as he was fond of saying, "It all makes ashes, right?"
Agree with your thoughts on pine. It burns too fast to be convenient for heating (you’re ALWAYS feeding the fire), but it’s great for getting a fire started.
Nothing like mowing grass in December ❤
Metal in the logs is the reason Mark Galicic uses an expensive metal detector to scan all his logs before they go on his circle mill.
Here in Texas we mow 12 months, passed by a hay field today (Christmas) and they was cutting.
and an occasional snow storm right after mowing... crazy weather
Coffee grounds and chicken manure sounds like a great green compost for Winter when it is hard to find green material.
I have a 28" 272 with a skip tooth chain. Runs great. You should love that saw. Thanks for another great video
Cool, thanks!
Now that’s some serious cutting power
Merry Christmas!
Same to you!
Years ago I had a professional-grade Jonsered chainsaw with a 24in bar that cut just as fast if not faster with a freshly sharpened blade... My property was loaded with Red oak and Ash.. so I used to cut about 15 chords a year to heat the house..
Nathan, I would recommend you wearing good fitting leather gloves when using the chainsaw... Because if the chain ever breaks, it will swing around and bite you..
I have been working in saw mills most of my life, the last 10 years as a sawyer. I have hit many lag bolts, nails and other metal with a 48 inch circular saw, and I have never done more than a few dollars of damage, usually just a few chipped teeth, but once or twice I have broken 5 or 6 teeth.
nice
Dang Nat, I was hoping to see you mill these beauties! In the 60s a bass player friend of mine’s Dad had a sawmill. Powered by a 6 cylinder Chevy pickup engine. I worked on the back side of the mill stacking lumber and hand hammered pallets. The mill used a 7’ circular saw blade(a monster) and one day they hit a large spike buried in the wood. That costed them 2 days of not sawing to repair 3 teeth. They welded on new ones after they had to go to a much bigger city to get them.I watched them sharpen and set the new teeth along with the existing ones. All by hand files. I see why you chose a band saw blade mill! Happy Holidays! Thanxz
I have the exact same saw. It’s 25 years old and still going strong.
Yes Sir was on my 3rd cup enjoying my Christmas Day. Merry Christmas 🎄 to the OTW Family and all of its followers & viewers. 🙏🎄⛄️🎁
Happy holidays!
3:00 "Inside the chicken house, we started putting coffee down." ...and now we get twice as many eggs as before!
5:41 Chicken manure is definitely "number 2". LOL
lol
Merry Christmas, Nathan!
Eye protection, Nathan! And Merry Christmas from Canada!
Thanks Nathan, Merry Christmas and a Prosperous New Year.
The logs you said that will become firewood would be good for woodturners to use for their bowls etc.
Merry Christmas. I now know I watch you way too much when I see your cats and know their names. lol Great video as always.
Merry Christmas 🎅 🎄
Been cracking walnuts and staying warm or trying to stay warm !!!!!🥶❄🌨
You too!
Coffee grounds are fantastic for compost piles - just be certain to keep the dogs away from the compost and particularly the coffee grounds as they’re toxic to your pups! Great use for them though in the hen house! Stay warm!!!
One step closer to coffee flavored eggs ?
with an insert tooth circle mill you hit metal and you either cut right through it or maybe you dull a some teeth. takes 10 minutes to replace all the teeth and you're back in business. If you use carbide teeth the chances are that you won't notice fence staples and nails and other common tree metal - the carbide is tough enough that it just cuts right through.
i'm talking about a modern, small circle mill. mahoe, peterson, turbomill, etc.
That is one hungry husqvarna! My brother has one, and it's smaller, but a beast also.
nice
Truly enjoy watching. Your knowledge of wood milling is cool. You're blessed to have that huge property. Happy New Year!
Thanks, you too!
Merry Christmas! When we lived in the Chicago suburbs, One year I cut my grass on Christmas day, while it was snowing, the snow plow driver just waved as he drove past our house.
Rabbit manure on the garden is the best. You are a correct Nathan
As always, enjoyable and educational! Thank you, Nathan!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Really good set up
Thanks!
Had a couple 372 Husqvarna chain saws 18 inch bar super fast 👍!
Looking forward to seeing them on the mill.
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Christmas Day, watching, listening and learning from Nathan - nice. All the best to you and your family at this special of the year!
Same to you!
That's some good stuff there Nathan, I'm tellin ya! Always fun to watch you work! 🙂
So do I, and even get to watch it more than once to refresh my memory
Thanks 👍
We used diluted chicken manure on our garden plants when I was growing up here in Central NY. We always had a good supply since we also raised chickens. Too bad we didn't know about the effects recycled coffee grinds had on the smell. It can become quite toxic to a person's sense of smell.
In '98 my brother in-law was mowing grass around their place in late December. The height of grass was maybe your mentioned height or a wee bit higher. Don't remember now. Funny how the log ends you cut off looked longer than 2ft, but guess it was the cameras angle that tweaked the depth perception abit.
Only a chicken person would understand your comments Nathan. As long as I have had chickens you have given me some good ideas for my ladies. Roosters are good for now and I even let my jail bird out on parole during this cold weather. Merry Christmas to you and your family, hope Bruno had a wonderful, wonderful time. Safe saw milling.
I am waiting for my mill ordered timber king 2020
Nice saw, you need it for those big trees you have there. I have a 359 for our little trees up here.
Nice 👍 how you like the 359?
@@OutoftheWoods0623 I like it for what I do. We have a remote property with a lot of white birch. Many of them are close to 2’ at the stump. I also have a 55 and 141. We use the small one camping and rafting. We carry the 55 on the Ranger and snowmobile going on 6 mile long trail through the woods to our cabin. It isn’t uncommon to have trees down after a lot of rain or wind. That’s quite the chicken house. I worked on a big chicken farm in high school in Connecticut. It was a big corporate farm called Arbor Acres.
Very informative. Great video.
Thank you!
Chicken manure is Number 2?! Love it
Most circular saws have replaceable teeth, less than $5 per tooth. It does not require replacing the blade, just the damaged tooth.
Thanks for sharing with us Nathan, hope your weather has already gone through by now and you're on your way to warming up. We got up to no water this morning, a neighbors water line froze and busted and the water run the town dry. I called them at 6AM and wished them a Merry Christmas then told them the good news and the water crew had us back with water by 1030am . We had a Merry Christmas too, hope yours was great also. Fred.
Today is our first day since last Thursday with win chill in the single digits below zero instead of 20 to 30 below. Actually feels "warmer" today! Buf I get it, cold is relative! Won't be mowing in WI, we've got several inches of snos!
thanks for watching
"Chicken manure is #2." Unintentionally the best joke I've heard in weeks.
lol
Nathan, Merry Christmas to you and your family. I’m watching this video in my new OTW hoodie and loving both. Stay warm.
Merry Christmas Nathan and family. We are just coming out of a MN blizzard. Tons of downed trees and power outages. Supposed to warm up this week. We can use that.
🙏 for you all
When you are done with the coffee grounds you should feed some composting worms or start a Black Soldier Fly
bin which will produce larvae with high protein and fat for your chickens to eat. If you feed the composting worms they will provide high value castings to fertilize the garden with.
Good job on this video.
Thank you
I bought a 572. First one I know of that showed up in my area a few years ago. Definitely didn't go wrong with the 372.
Worms LOVE coffee grounds!
Merry Christmas to your whole Family Nathan
Merry Christmas, we got the same storm. snowing for almost three days now… fun
You too!
Say hi to Jed and granny, Ellimay, very interesting video, oi oi oi🤠
I sure will, also come get your wife, she has over stayed her welcome, lol
We needed some antique barn timbers sawn into lumber, and a guy with a bandsaw mill said he would do it if we bought him a box of blades.
Good to see Cletus wearing all the latest and greatest safety equipment. You go son!!! What the hell does OSHA know anyway! Stick it to the government.
Thanks for noticing
Merry Christmas
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“Chicken manure is Number Two.” 😂😂😂
Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year to you and your family.
Same to you!
Chicken manure is number 2 !! Haha. Thanks. Merry Christmas.
Thank you too
Merry Christmas to you and your family from the Brokaw family.
Happy new year to you and your family. Thank you for the great videos.
Happy new year!
Merry Christmas to you and your family
Happy holidays!
The artic blast knocked out my power for 24 hours here in Northeast Pennsylvania.
Merry Christmas Nathan and family 🎄🎄I would have thought you drank enough coffee that you wouldn't have to buy recycled coffee grounds! lol 😂😂
:-) :-) the exact same thought crossed my mind too during that part of the video!
Great video man
Appreciate it
"Chicken manure is number 2" No truer words have been spoken...
Your voice is just like Dr. Phil. 🎉
I mowerd my grass on dec. 15 this year many for leaves
Oooo no chaps. He likes to live risky lol. Good saw skills
Nice husqvarna saw!
Thanks 👍
Merry Christmas from Fla
Same to you!
What kind of coffee do you & Mrs like? Are there any new quilts we need to see?
Merry Christmas Nathan
That grass may be benefiting from the heat and moisture being produced by the kiln giving it the late season push.
maybe so
@5:48....No sir. Chicken manure is DEFINETLY #2! 🤣
Nathan, over the past months of surfing in the web I’ve noticed a big increase of copy-cat saw mill operators . They even copy much of your lingo, like “ now I’m going up and get the 673 and bring a white oak that’s been laying there for weeks, I forgot all about it. “Every piece of equipment they have is orange. They’ve begun mounting their cameras in places like you do letting the ride up and down the mill or on the tractor. Most seem to work at doing the same thing you do but working much harder at it. . Finally I saw one that had a cat .I’m sure there’s not on as smart as any of yours. Yuma , Mike
Spot the PPE, answers on a postcard to.............. I would never cut that close to the ground because soil and chain oil are a very effective grinding paste.
Try sugahara light weight bar on your 372. They are the best I have found to run my 372 and 395 husky it's the bar I prefer on my saws. But I cut timber for a living but I have my reasons for using this bar type. Thanks for the videos.
Thanks for the tip!
Coffee flavoured Bum Nuts.... Perfect for brekky.
yes
"Chicken manure is probably number two" LOL. 😄
The kiln warms the ground, all you need is water and some sun.
Possibly the warm water coming out of the kiln?
Winter Rye grass. - I'll bet there was a bird feeder nearby at some point in time.
probably the heat from the kiln kept the ground warm
Maybe
"chicken manure is probably #2". yup, checks out :) Thanks for the video.. and the potty jokes
Thought I was going to watch a fast saw, not just a stock'er.
go back and watch again, lol
You call them chickens, in Australia they are known as Chooks
Interesting
Back in the 70's everybody was trying to avoid "high" gas prices, 45 cents a gallon plus which was a 50% increase. Using chicken poo to make "gas" was a rage back then. My Organic C em prot let us know that chicken poo was 39 octane. Cattle was like mid 60's and pig poo is like 100 octane!
interesting g
I would trade that saw for a STIHL.