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Making Lumber Without a Sawmill - FHC Farm Bulletin #14

When it comes to acquiring lumber for all types of uses on the farm, people usually dream of operating a sawmill of some kind—whether a bandsaw mill or a chainsaw mill. But one of the easiest ways to make lumber is by utilizing wood’s natural tendency to split along its grain. In this edition of The Farm Hand’s Companion Farm Bulletin (#14), Pa Mac demonstrates the making of lumber for the small farm or homestead through the simple splitting or “riving” of logs or small trees, using a splitting maul, wedges, gluts, and a froe. For more information on Pa Mac’s book “Common Trees and Their Uses for the Small Farm or Homestead”, go here: https://farmhandscompanion.com/produc... If you’ve enjoyed this video or others by Pa Mac, a great way to support The Farm Hand’s Companion channel is to shop for Pa Mac’s recommended items through his Amazon storefront: Amazon Store front: https://amzn.to/4eJ31Oz (Pa Mac earns a commission for purchases made through his Amazon links.) Be sure and subscribe to the Farm Hand's Companion channel to see a variety of shows for the small farm or homestead: The Farm Hand's Companion Show, My Favorite Farm Tool, The FHC Q & A Show with Pa Mac, FHC Farm Bulletins, and FHC Extras. Also visit http://www.farmhandscompanion.com to find articles, posts, photographs, and encouragement for today's self-sufficient farm or homestead. (And be sure to check out the General Store for books (like Pa Mac's "Building an Old-fashioned Pole Barn") or DVD's by Pa Mac at http://www.farmhandscompanion.com/gen...)