If you have made it this far, you know two things about these two imbeciles: they live in the forest and they build a lot of random stuff from lumber they mill.

Now in month 6 living in the wilderness, T and R have cut down a lot of cedar trees to mill into lumber with a chainsaw mill. You have probably seen the mill in action several times but did you ever wonder how exactly a chainsaw mill works?

This mill is the smallest Granberg makes the Alaskan Small Log Mill, G777 and it is a fantastic piece of equipment for the money. After "using up" an old Craftsman chainsaw, the two twits finally threw down the money for a nice new Stihl 261, a perfect saw for the small mill.

After watching this video, you will have a good grasp on how chainsaw mills work and might even get a hair to go out and get one of your own.
Good luck with your neighbors!


Because I’ve gotten so many questions about the gear that I use on the channel, here are some of the most important pieces I use every day:

My Favorite Piece of Gear Chainsaw Helmet https://amzn.to/3uuW5xB
Granberg Chainsaw Mill https://amzn.to/3cdRXvn
How I Keep the Mosquitoes Away! https://amzn.to/3frenvh
Big, Black LogPeeling Knife Becker BK9 https://amzn.to/3oZIeOH
The Trailer I Use Behind My 4 Wheeler Yutrax https://amzn.to/3fvO8DK
Bug Net Rooms I Use https://amzn.to/3uwOK0l
Heaters in My Tent and the Deer Castle https://amzn.to/3frQ7Jh


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