How to Mill Wood || Become a Better Woodworker

Thank you

Covidian bs has to go!!

How many plaid shirts ya got?

good job

Awesome video! I now know my steps for building a desk. Question, can you run 3/4 plywood through a planer to make it 1/2?

This dude drove to the river, brought along 2 boards and sawhorses, just to give us a 3 seconds joke reference shot. That's dedication.

This is one of the best wood working videos I’ve ever seen. The thoroughness you used, and the time to go through and explain the why’s to each step, was amazing. I’ve been a follower on multiple platforms for a while but this video was awesome.

For anyone who goes to the comments before watching the video to see if it’s worth watching. This is the video you want to watch. Well done, thank you for the help and entertainment.

Perfect video... I'm a new and enthusiastic woodworker but I've never milled wood because I haven't yet got a jointer or a thicknesser, but now I know I can do it with a thicknesser and a table-saw, I'm going to try that. Oh how my neighbours are going to love me!

Milling should be the first thing you learn

Endlich habe ich es richtig verstanden 😅💪🏾

Danke ...

Thank You! I had been hoping you would show us. Next, how about teaching tool maintenence?

But you never told us what if you don’t have the high end tools!

Thanks . Really really good full explanation. I would like to do it. (I'm 1arm ampute ) I will do it

if you could only own one of these machines which would be the best option? is it the jointer or the planer? I assume it would be one of these two rather than the table saw because you could use a circular saw or a jig saw if you didn't have one

Ive had no one to help me, train me or anything. This is the best example I've seen on milling. Thank you SOO much!

My curiosity of whether or not I could do the bench top gymnastics you do is why my wife keeps 911 on speed dial 🤪

Great tips thanks for sharing

What shirt is that you are wearing in the intro?

best intro ever 😆😆

This man was incredibly helpful Thank you ! Simple and thorough explanation priceless

The rule in my shop is: it is not really a mistake until you have to pay someone else to fix it

Would you ever just mill up some lumber then store it for later project or wait till it’s used

Only thing I hate with cutting to size is SNIPE. It can be a dirty Biotch. Love the content.

Awesomeness!

Sawhorse on a river! The production value on these videos are underated

Another great video Jason the daybed turned out amazing

100% best opening slide ever

Man you are amazing at explaining things, thanks.

Can you save milled pieces for later? or does that risk bowing/shifting due to expansion/shrinkage as they sit?

How long has there been star cutouts in the background? noticed the last 3 videos

Thanks for making this. It was very informative to someone who’s never used a jointer and planer. Just general miter and table saw construction.

GREAT! Video. THanks! 🙂

still laugh at your physical comedy, never change!!

So when you mill all that off how do you maintain consistent dimensions?

The river scene gets you my subscription! 😂

I wish you would stop with the silly jokes.

Hi Jason great video as always. How would you start the process if the board is wider than the jointer?

Ummm is that Danny Davido lurking in the background lol ???

🎉🎉🎉 yay more videos !!!!! You are the reason I’m obsessed with woodworking!!! You make it look sooo easy and being I’m only 4’11 and a half some things are already a challenge but I’m a woman who loves a good challenge so I offen find myself trying to make the same huge projects lol and like I said you make it look a lot easier than it is hahahaha but I look. Forward to the new channel thanks for being awesome!!!

In another channel I watch (Perkin Brothers), one of the main guys, had an accident with his jointer and lost 4 of his fingers.

What foam sanding pads do you use for your orbital sander and where do you get them? I have checked every hardware, auto, and wood shop in my area and nobody sells them in-store.