Make Some Dust

Don’t do what I did. I took a shortcut on the lathe and it was hazardous. It could have been worse, but fortunately I was wearing protective gear. If there’s...

Lately, it’s been cold in the Appalachian Mountains of Pennsylvania so I’ve been working in the shop. I hope you’ll join me as I lathe turn a segmented bowl. The...

Each log carries the wisdom of the forest. As you gather and stack, absorb the lessons of the wood: resilience, patience, and the beauty of simplicity. Your firewood isn't just...

If you are a woodturner, every moment at the lathe is a chance to master your craft. Embrace every cut and every piece of wood as your canvas to creativity....

Woodworking Mistake Leads to New Idea – Redesigning a Bad Celtic Knot Blank Woodworking mistakes (like bad glue ups) happen to all of us. Rather than scrap those pieces of...

It’s a chilly morning in the Appalachian Mountains of Pennsylvania. Grab your cup of coffee and come along for a quick tour of our wood yard. We are a small...

Yesterday we were fortunate enough to go to an event in Stewartstown, PA. It was organized by Ken Anderson at York Firewood. York Firewood is also here on YouTube, so...

Do you need a quick Christmas gift or just love reindeer? Come on in to the wood shop and let’s make some deer on the bandsaw. These three dimensional sculptures...

In this video I’m gonna show you how to make Lap siding (aka) Clapboard siding using nothing more than a simple 5/8 wood shim. I’ll be doing this on the...

Today we are going to a job site to retrieve logs. This was a small job, so we used our Bobcat S250 with the grapple bucket to move the logs...

In today’s video, I am running the Eastonmade splitter with the 6 way wedge in the log yard. Start with the log; cut it into rounds; and then split the...

In this video watch as Chuck makes dimensional lumber from a split piece of scrap firewood using a joiner, band saw, and planer. It’s like milling with a mini mill!...

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Some logs are just too wide for our Wood Mizer band mill and require using another method. Enter the Alaskan Sawmill.

We oohed and aahed over wood patterns, figures, knot markings, and colorations. We were buying and selling. “This is such a fun hobby” we thought.