May Days in the Woods

Every so often, my friend Jim and I venture into his family’s forest to search for distressed trees that could be turned into lumber.

Log Trailer

I wanted aluminum ramps so they’d be lightweight and I bought some vs making them myself because after building this trailer, I just wanted to

November 18, 2020

Woodworking Projects

To start things off, I’ll make the panel which will become the sides and top. While that’s sitting in the clamps, I’ll prep the material

October 12, 2020

Log Trailer

So this time we’re going to cover the registration process in a decent detail, wrap things up, and just sort of summarize things, and hopefully

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Steve Taylor says:

May 31, 2015 at 6:16 pm

Hey Matt….started following you a few weeks ago on YouTube….AWESOME STUFF!! I am new to woodworking myself but am really intrigued by the thought of milling my own wood….i have recently purched a home with plenty of property and trees…i just am not sure if they are good for using…..mostly Pecan And i think maybe white oak….learning to identify them as well. FYI…I’m in southern Texas. Anyway, keep up the awesome work and look forward to more of your vids.

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1. Matt Cremona says:
  
  May 31, 2015 at 10:36 pm
  
  Thank you Steve! Pecan and white oak are both really dense woods. They would make excellent lumber!
  
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