Chainsaw Sharpening and Sawmill Relocation Decision

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1st day Working at the sawmill

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What happens here

After discussing the challenges, Matt and the host decide to move the sawmill directly to the log pile instead of moving individual logs. Matt then prepares his chainsaw, a Stihl model, by sharpening its chain using a Stihl 2-in-1 filing guide. This tool ensures both the cutting teeth and depth gauges are sharpened simultaneously, improving efficiency and cut quality.

Goal: Prepare chainsaw and decide to move the sawmill to the logs

Tools and materials

Hearing Protection N/A — Protecting ears from chainsaw noise
Safety Glasses N/A — Protecting eyes from debris
Stihl 2-in-1 Filing Guide Stihl — Efficiently sharpening the chainsaw chain
Stihl Chainsaw Stihl — Cutting logs and performing initial cuts on the sawmill

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the skid loader trailered it right to here grabbed the logs rotated them on cut them and i brought them right over i parked the trailer right there and we threw them right on the trailer so we're boom boom boom boom that would be easier you want to try to do that yeah we can move it with the skid loader right okay each section gets three yep that's just kind of my method i don't know if that's the best but it seems to work pretty good how long have you been using that uh i've had this for about a year this sharpening i send them out most of the time but if i got a quick sharpen i need i'll just use this you know what that was matt what that tractor was i don't either i i i know hi boys i know a lot of tractors but i don't know what the heck that one did you need to see how fast i can tear this down here to move the trailer even a short distance mat has to get it ready to be road work procedure is all the same whether it's moved 40 feet across the lot or 400 miles down the road so once you get all the weight shifted to the front end she just hovers

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