Assemble Lamp Kit How-ToYou Can Build That2026-09-21 | Assemble Lamp Kit How-ToNEST is for the birds!You Can Build That2019-05-24 | Is NEST (smart home system) really best? Good tech is great but where's the VALUE?
Have a smart home system in your house? Have questions about smart home products? Get the conversation started in the comments section below!Cutting OVAL Slabs!You Can Build That2016-03-25 | Scott shows us how to cut slabs that have a live edge 360 degrees around! Yes, even on the ends! It isn't an easy cut, in fact we urge new sawyers to wait on jumping into a project like this until they really understand their saw, but it's totally worth it when you get it right!
Okay so this is an extremely specific how-to for those of you who run a kiln or air dry a lot of lumber. And you may not have this problem but just in case you do, here's a possible solution! You could probably apply this to other applications as well but we'll get to that later.
It's good to be back.Daily Debate E 27: WomenYou Can Build That2015-06-15 | Ladies! What's it like being the only or one of only a few women in your trade? Guys! Do you like having a female presence in male dominated trades? Be kind and leave comments below!Daily Debate E 26: Shop InjuriesYou Can Build That2015-06-08 | Ouch. That hurt. Now tell us all about it. And don't leave out any squeamish details either!Daily Debate E 25: Work TrucksYou Can Build That2015-06-01 | Ford, Chevy, Toyota, GM, and I guess Dodge is an option too. What rig do you drive and why? How have you customized it to fit your specific needs? This is a good time to brag so feel free to leave pictures or links to pictures or videos of your ride in the comment sections!Tub Grinder Gets it DONE!You Can Build That2015-05-30 | Okay so this is kinda sad because a lot of good logs were reduced to Home Depot dollars but at least all these logs didn't end up in a dump and I was able to grab a few good ones for myself. For more photos of the Tub Grinder follow this link: facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.838762316207784.1073741837.443101099107243&type=1Daily Debate E. 24: EmployeesYou Can Build That2015-05-25 | Can't make real money without 'em so what has been your experience? What do you look for, can you find who you're looking for, and how do you keep them?Flooring Reclamation Part 1: Do Whaaaaat?You Can Build That2015-05-22 | Scott just rescued all this solid wood flooring from a trip to the dump! Now we gotta rescue it from sitting in his basement for the next decade by doing something with it! Leave your very specific build ideas in the comments section below and if Scott picks your idea to build, he'll send you a free moisture meter! Yes, you could call it a bribe but we like to think of it as a "participation reward".Which WinchYou Can Build That2015-05-14 | In this video, Scott shows how to install a winch on a Lumbermate Pro from Norwood. Don't have a Norwood or the same model winch? Chances are, the basics shown in this video will probably translate!
For more information on loading options from Norwood, visit their website at www.NorwoodIndustries.com!Daily Debate E23: DIYYou Can Build That2015-05-11 | How many hats do you insist on wearing? What hat won't you put on and why? What is your favorite hat to wear? Leave comments and questions down below!Bandsaw SharpenerYou Can Build That2015-05-06 | Good cuts start with good blades. Lousy sharpening equates to lousy cuts. Sharpening technique can make or break your craftsmanship so do it right! Right?
For more info on the sharpener featured in this video, visit http://www.NorwoodSawmills.comDaily Debate E22: State Forest ServiceYou Can Build That2015-05-04 | The State Forest Service plays a vital role in aiding private land owners maintain the health of their forests. They also help manage statewide issues between municipalities in dealing with quarantines, resource development, and insect/disease movement. How does your SFS do?Bigger ToysYou Can Build That2015-04-29 | When it comes to working with your wood, size does matter! Bigger machines get it done faster and easier and Scott's Norwood has lots of room to grow! In this video he adds 4' to the cutting length which includes the need for another pair of jacks and a 5th bunk. So much fun!
For more info about Norwood's growing sawmills, visit their website at http://www.NorwoodSawmills.comDaily Debate E21: Grading Beetle-KillYou Can Build That2015-04-27 | Why can't beetle kill or blue stain pine be graded for construction? Do you think it will ever be acceptable to use? There are real answers to these questions but there are also arguments around those answers so lets hear them!On-Site ReclamationYou Can Build That2015-04-22 | Scott works with developers and arborists to reclaim trees that must be removed for new construction. See how the process works and why everyone chose to get involved!Daily Debate E 20: National Forest ServiceYou Can Build That2015-04-20 | Tell us how the National Forest Service is doing and what effect they have on your business, property, or recreation!Biggin Cross CutYou Can Build That2015-04-15 | Scott isn't easily intimidated by any project he's confronted with but that doesn't mean it always works out. Charged with the task of cutting cross sections from a 5' diameter cottonwood stump, Scott finds his saws' limitations!
In this video, Scott is using a chainsaw mill attachment to cut level, flat pieces. You can find these affordable tools and other chainsaw gear at http://www.granberg.com
Thanks to Granberg for making this video possible!Daily Debate E19: Starting LineYou Can Build That2015-04-13 | What got you started in your craft? Do you still have that first piece you ever made out for everyone to see or is tucked into a dark place? Discuss in the comments section below!5 Plunge CutYou Can Build That2015-04-08 | Plunge cuts are fun and precise but Scott has to dive through a 5' diameter trunk to prep it for the chainsaw mill. A bit of a challenge but see how he does it!Daily Debate E18: PricingYou Can Build That2015-04-06 | Where do you get the nerve to charge that? Seriously, how do you come up with your prices and estimates? It's probably the toughest thing to do as a self-employed woodworker. Leave questions and suggestions in the comment section below!Chainsaw SafetyYou Can Build That2015-04-01 | Safety can be a word that seems to slide off our shoulders like a bead of sweat. Until you kick the toe of your boot with a chainsaw for the first time... or have a branch fall on your head... or just barely dodge a nose kick. Safety is something we need to think about and Scott shows us some things that can help in this video.
Need some PPE to keep you safe from your chainsaw? Visit http://granberg.com for some great gear to get you home safe every day!Daily Debate E17: Supply ShopsYou Can Build That2015-03-31 | Which tool supplier is your go-to and why? Leave comments and questions below!Daily Debate E16: Log Furniture vs. Log FurnitureYou Can Build That2015-03-30 | There's "predictable" log furniture and "character" log furniture. Which do you prefer and what do you think the differences are between the craftsmen that create them? Comment below!Answer This E2: Things Never Heard in a Shop - Shop Pranks!You Can Build That2015-03-27 | See the videos sent in by viewers last month in response to "Things Never Heard in a Shop" and get in on this month's challenge, "Shop Pranks!"
Submissions must be in by April 22 and will be shared in next months episode! Good luck!Daily Debate E15: Butterfly JointsYou Can Build That2015-03-26 | Butterfly strapping is a very traditional and admired technique when strapping cracks in boards but what are some alternatives? Leave questions and suggestions in the comment section below!Chainsaw MillingYou Can Build That2015-03-25 | There's more to it than just strapping a mill onto a big chainsaw. You need a whole bunch of stuff to go with it! In this video, Scott shares what he takes with him on every job to make sure he's ready for anything!
More chainsaw mill videos coming soon!
To find your own chainsaw mill, start your search at http://granberg.comDaily Debate E14: IkeaYou Can Build That2015-03-24 | Ikea is the undisputed champ of the particle board world... or are they? Or is the particle board ring not even worth considering? Leave your thoughts and comments down below!Daily Debate E13: Building for YourselfYou Can Build That2015-03-23 | Coming home from work so that you can work some more kinda stinks, especially when you have to do the same thing you were just doing all day. Today we're discussing building furniture for yourself or for gifts and whether or not you actually get around to it or is it something you avoid?Daily Debate E12: Banks & CreditYou Can Build That2015-03-20 | Own your own shop? How aggressive are you with money? Today we're asking what you think about credit vs. cash. Leave questions and comments below!Daily Debate E11: Trade ShowsYou Can Build That2015-03-19 | Trade shows can suck the life from your soul and wallet. What do you think of them, have you tried them, and have you found a successful formula? Leave questions and suggestions in the coment section below!The Log RailroadYou Can Build That2015-03-19 | Keeping your logs safe from dirt (and the moisture in dirt) is important. So is keeping your inventory organized so you can pick what you want, when you want it. Scott shows us his method for achieving both!Daily Debate E10: Shop Co-OpYou Can Build That2015-03-17 | Most of us have had to deal with roommates in the past but what about shop mates? How do you maintain a working relationship with other craftsmen when you're sharing tools, space, and bills?Daily Debate E9: Bandsaw BladesYou Can Build That2015-03-16 | Custom bandsaw blades can be hard to find and even harder to get sharpened. Where do you get yours? Leave questions and suggestions in the comments section below!Daily Debate E8: Utilizing Forest Fire WoodYou Can Build That2015-03-13 | Today's topic is all about utilizing timber from forest fire burn scars. Have you done it, why and how did it work for you? Leave questions and suggestions in the comments section below!Daily Debate E7: Wood FinishesYou Can Build That2015-03-13 | Today's topic is all about wood finish; what you use, when you use it, and why? Leave questions, answers and suggestions in the comment section below! Happy sharing!Revolution in AuroraYou Can Build That2015-03-11 | Aurora is the first and only city in the Denver Metro Area to try sawmilling as an alternative to log disposal. Wilfer Mobile Sawmill is proud to be a part of this but it comes with a few unique challenges!
This video series is made possible thanks to Norwood Portable Sawmills. To find your own forestry solutions, visit http://www.norwoodsawmills.comDaily Debate E6: Chainsaw BrandsYou Can Build That2015-03-11 | There are a lot of different uses for chainsaws so what do you use them for, what brand do you prefer and what bar/chain combo do you use? Leave links, suggestions and and questions in the comments section below!Daily Debate E5: WeldingYou Can Build That2015-03-09 | There are a few different options when welding furniture and today we want to know your preference and why! Leave comments below!Daily Debate E4: Wood SpeciesYou Can Build That2015-03-06 | Today's topic is all about what wood species you use! So what do you prefer to use and for what purpose and why? Is there a species that's better to use than it gets credit for? Are there over-rated species that you avoid? Leave comments below!Daily Debate E3: Wood SourcingYou Can Build That2015-03-05 | Today's topic: where do you get your wood? Do you have to import it or can you find it locally? Leave your comments, questions and answers in the comments section below and don't forget to read through and if there's an answer posed that you can touch on, leave a response!Get Yo Bar OnYou Can Build That2015-03-04 | Putting the chain on my 880 with a 5' bar for the first few times made me feel... dumb. Especially when attempting it front of others. So I buckled down in my garage one afternoon and figured out a way to do it and now I'm sharing it with you.
Have an easier/faster way of doing this? Share your technique by posting a video in the comments section!Daily Debate E2: Utilizing ScrapYou Can Build That2015-03-03 | We all produce scrap but what's the best way to get rid of it? Do you use it for something? Give it someone? Or just throw it out?Daily Debate E1: Drying WoodYou Can Build That2015-03-02 | This is the FIRST installment of our new segment called, "The Daily Debate" and it is all about commenting and commenting on comments and sharing links and asking questions! Today's topic: Drying wood. How do you prefer to dry your wood and why?Clean Your ChainsawYou Can Build That2015-02-25 | Cleaning a chainsaw may seem self-explanatory but Scott has a few tips he'd like to share. If you have some tips of your own, please leave a comment!How-To Send Us Your Video Responses!You Can Build That2015-02-23 | We are trying to interact with you more than ever! Look for our "Answer This" videos and send us your responses! Don't know how? Here's a helpful tutorial to help you...
Step 1: Record your video using a smart phone (preferably an iPhone)
Step 2: Email the video from your phone to Contact.YCBT@gmail.com
Step 3: Watch yourself in our next installment!Answer This... E1: Something Never Heard in a Wood ShopYou Can Build That2015-02-21 | Send us your video response! Film yourself in your shop saying something that's never heard in a wood shop.
Film the clip "selfie" style with your smart phone then email the video clip to us at Contact.YCBT@gmail.com. Videos must be less than 30 seconds long. Make sure you include your FIRST NAME, HOME TOWN, and if you want, YOUR COMPANY NAME (if applicable) in the email body. Your video, if submitted on time, WILL appear in the next episode!
To get in the next episode, have your video in by March 19th, 2015. We're hoping to get some really creative responses from everyone!
Need help sending your video? Watch this video: youtube.com/watch?v=N8CGfvdpdtYThe SquirrelYou Can Build That2015-02-18 | I work with new customers on a weekly basis and I hear a lot of heartwarming stories about why people choose to mill their dead tree instead of dispose of it. But this story had an peculiar twist to it that I think you'll enjoy!
Want more info about my company? Visit WilferMobileSawmill.com
Or for information about our sponsor and the incredible products they have to offer, visit NorwoodSawmills.com!The SwitchYou Can Build That2015-02-14 | Why the name change? San Juan Carpentry is no more. But that's okay because we're making room for other talented people!Stacking Your LumberYou Can Build That2015-02-14 | Now that you've gone through the time and expense of milling your trees to lumber, protect your investment by stacking it properly!