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How To Turn A Tree Into Lumber Using A Homemade Alaskan Mill…
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This video demonstrates a technique for milling a redwood log into slabs of wood with a homemade Alaskan Mill, that is, with a chain saw and a simple jig as a guide…
It’s an excellent overview of the process where the interviewer asks basic questions so that a person unfamiliar with milling techniques can learn how to mill slabs of wood with their chainsaw without spending money for additional equipment…
The milled wood shown here will be used to build a redwood deck…
Check out the video below to watch the process in it’s entirety…
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