Watching progress with your timber projects I too have learned more. Something one can tackle as a family where information is shared, savings always welcome.
Over the years it has been good to see progress around your home, hear the children always enjoy coming in to assist, watching little ones watching a learning from you and Robin.
!BEER
I have also learned so much about producing quality hardwoods and construction grade lumber since purchasing the mill almost 15 years ago. I enjoy the heck out of the entire process and things get even better when family members can join in on the fun. Saving some money along the way is an added bonus.
Over the years it has been our pleasure to share with wonderful people like yourself, what's happening on the farm.
Thanks for the beer. @zekepickleman said that if he were around the corner he'd stop in for a beer. Next time you're both in town stop by and we'll have several cold ones.
Having a beer sounds a great idea!
Working with wood, it's texture and aroma is simply divine. Shavings great mulch over plants as well. Process where everything is used.
When I mill certain woods like Red Cedar and Black Walnut the aroma is very pleasant, most other woods don't have much of a smell.
The sawdust from milling is added to our compost pile and by the following year when we use it, it has broken down completely.