Another great Slaburday! That lumber will make some beautiful...whatevers! Whatever you make from them will be beautiful. Thanks for another fine video.
I really like the metal pallets you use for stacking lumber off the mill. Good cautionary tale about turning the cant, thanks for sharing. Enjoyed the video.
That’s a lot of hardware in the ankle. Keep up with stretching strength work etc. I like the video. I worked at a sawmill and piled lumber in my youth 1970’s Ottawa allet
This was a great video that many people don’t show. I have yet to do dimensional lumber as all my customers want live edge. One day this will be requested and I will be re-watching this for tips. Love the content and the flow of videos you have going on. Just like the old days.
Thanks Paul. I know that I am a bit of an Idiot, but why is White Oak SO much more Expen$ive than Red? They Both look Beautiful as far as I'm concerned. Cheers! Colin
Hi, White oak is in huge demand right now for interior flooring and trim work, it the #1 in demand species right now for flooring. Use furniture don't actually use much lumber compared to the flooring industry. Also to dry oak correctly is more difficult and longer so that adds to the cost as well.
@@CanadianWoodworks I heard that cutting the trees at time of rest according to the moon calendar helps. There is an Austrian company that wrote a book about this. www.thoma.at
Wow, that's over double what I pay here in my neck of the woods for white oak but, location, location, location right? 😂 Probably not the best topic to bring up these days but, how I envy your health coverage. Here in the states, the cost of private insurance has prevented me from taking a job I really wanted and also from venturing into a new field because there's no way to afford the cost. There's no telling how many times it has been the sole reason people didn't follow a dream or created a new business.
Hey paul , I have 6 trees we are getting cut down on our property, there all dead. H ow much would it cost me to have you slab them? If i brought them to you. I got quoted 120 an hour from some guy down here.
Another great Slaburday! That lumber will make some beautiful...whatevers! Whatever you make from them will be beautiful. Thanks for another fine video.
Thanks 👍 There can be a lot of things. The white oak is being used a lot for stair treads nowadays
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You thanks video
Thank you too
Thanks Paul, great video, learned a lot
Glad to hear it!
I really like the metal pallets you use for stacking lumber off the mill. Good cautionary tale about turning the cant, thanks for sharing. Enjoyed the video.
Glad you enjoyed it
That’s a lot of hardware in the ankle. Keep up with stretching strength work etc. I like the video. I worked at a sawmill and piled lumber in my youth 1970’s Ottawa allet
Awesome
This was a great video that many people don’t show. I have yet to do dimensional lumber as all my customers want live edge. One day this will be requested and I will be re-watching this for tips. Love the content and the flow of videos you have going on. Just like the old days.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Sweet
Thanks Paul! What happened with your Logosol mill? Pls show a slaburday with that one!
Hi Mats, we will be using it very soon!!
Wood Jesus, layin down the scripture, well done teacher!!
LOL Wood Jesus....
Absolutely beautiful lumber would make a amazing table
Great video...nice one. Does throwing water on increase the drying time?
No, the water just reveals what the gain will look like with finish on it.
You have been saeing like crazy for the last little bit, wood yard has to be dwindling down now
We wish Kev! Sooo much left!
Water pop pop pop 😂😂. You guys kill me! Cake looks delish!! 😉
Thanks for watching
Wow that year and a half has gone by quickly. I’ve been watching since a good deal before that.
Thanks for sticking it out! We appreciate it!!
Parkour Parkour!!
Thanks Paul.
I know that I am a bit of an Idiot, but why is White Oak SO much more Expen$ive than Red?
They Both look Beautiful as far as I'm concerned.
Cheers!
Colin
Hi, White oak is in huge demand right now for interior flooring and trim work, it the #1 in demand species right now for flooring. Use furniture don't actually use much lumber compared to the flooring industry. Also to dry oak correctly is more difficult and longer so that adds to the cost as well.
Also the pink / red undertone of red oak is just not as desirable right now.
White oak is $12 a board foot for flat sawn dimensional? That's nuts. I can only imagine how much more quarter sawn white oak retails for.
You are correct for the grade I just milled it would be less expensive and for sure depending where you are the price varies.
How do you keep the straight edge straight during the drying?
If there is stress in the lumber it can bend or curve a bit, this is why drying process is important to minimize stresses that cause this.
@@CanadianWoodworks I heard that cutting the trees at time of rest according to the moon calendar helps. There is an Austrian company that wrote a book about this. www.thoma.at
What is the cost of black walnut per board foot?
Depends entirely on your location. Call a local/regional lumberyard and ask
Hi, Walnut ranges from $12 to up wards of $60 a bdft!!! But "standard" dimensional 8/4 Walnut around here is around $14 a bdft
What kind of wood is the stickers made of ?
Most are Cherry / Hard Maple or Oak
Wow, that's over double what I pay here in my neck of the woods for white oak but, location, location, location right? 😂 Probably not the best topic to bring up these days but, how I envy your health coverage. Here in the states, the cost of private insurance has prevented me from taking a job I really wanted and also from venturing into a new field because there's no way to afford the cost. There's no telling how many times it has been the sole reason people didn't follow a dream or created a new business.
We are very lucky with our Health Care system
Hey paul , I have 6 trees we are getting cut down on our property, there all dead. H ow much would it cost me to have you slab them? If i brought them to you. I got quoted 120 an hour from some guy down here.
Please shoot us an email and we can get you a quote. paul@legacylumbr.co We are $165 per hour on the Woodmizer sawmill
Love how the scraps heat the shop and kiln, such a satisfying set up you guys have how you do everything from start to finish! 🤙
Our pleasure! We like costs savings