Dustydavecreations

Today I milled up some sweetgum. Its a very colourful wood. I used my Alaskan mill rig by granberginternational. The power head is a Stihl 070 with a 36" bar and chain. Thanks for watching.

In this video I'm reinstating a pine tree to it's former glory. It takes a special machine to pull this off. Enjoy the video. Thanks for watching.

This is the apple wood and epoxy river table pour. Here I'm popping bubbles. I have another few videos of the complete process.

This was the first time using the ezy-lift to load and unload a sassafras log. It was a little scary loading as I wasn't sure if the rope was strong enough to even pick up the log. But it was and I have many loads loaded and unloaded without any problems. I love the ezy-lift. Thanks for watching.

In this video I'm milling a white oak log. Its about 8' long and about 18" in diameter. The Alaskan sawmill is by granberginternational. The power head is a stihl 070 with a 36" bar and ripping chain. Thanks for watching.

I'm loving my ezy-lift. Here I'm loading a couple of 18"-20" red oak logs. These fell on a neighbor's home. This is probably the most difficulty that I've had loading. Normally there's no one around. The lift uses electric over hydraulic for the boom, and an electric 2000 lb winch takes up the slack. Thanks for watching.

This is an old dead pine that I took down and sawed into live edge siding.

This is the first hammer that I ever made. It is a glue up of hickory offcuts, from a log i milled up a few years ago. I still have it. I just haven't been able to put it up for sale. I hope you enjoy the video. Thanks for watching.

This is one of the first loads of logs that I hauled since installing the ez lift. It is electric over hydraulic and has a warn winch. It is a real back saver. Thanks for watching.

This is my Alaskan sawmill. The mill is by Granberg. It is powered by a stihl 070 clone. It currently has a 36" bar and chain. The chain is a modified crosscut chain. I filed the drags down and changed the angle of the teeth. It performs very well. The cherry wood is stacked and stickered to dry. It takes about 2 years to dry. Thanks for watching.

Burning and finishing a pine charcuterie board. Using a standard propane torch to burn and char a sawmill pine. Finished with mineral oil and beeswax.

Getting the Sears Roebuck circle sawmill up and running. The mill is powered by a Buick 6 cylinder engine. I rebuilt the carburetor and put new belt on. Added antifreeze and sharpened the teeth. Put belt dressing on the drive belt. It started cutting crooked. I have since found out that I was running it too slow. It was in the wrong gear. Please watch and comment. Oh yeah, hit the rumble. Thanks for watching.