splitting cedar logs for rails or posts - new video

[paul wheaton]

I uploaded this about nine minutes ago.

http://www.youtube.com/paulwheaton12#p/u/0/UxCfU7L-2X0

 

[paul wheaton]

Oh yeah ....

If folks would rate it five stars, comment on it (even just "thanks" helps) and subscribe to me on youtube, that helps me out. Thanks!

 

[big brown horse]

Hi Paul!

I always love your videos! I have not had a chance to view it yet, but I will ASAP.

I have been wanting to use my own wood to make a fence for a while, so thank you for sharing.

I will check it out and leave a comment. )

 

[paul wheaton]

Hi Paul!

I always love your videos!

And that is the exact fuel that gets me to take the time to keep on doing it!

I have been wanting to use my own wood to make a fence for a while, so thank you for sharing.

The wacky thing is that I had no idea how folks split rails/posts until I saw this done. And then once I saw it, it was a powerful "well DUH!" moment.

I will check it out and leave a comment. )

Thanks! I've been learning that that sort of thing really helps!

 

[SKR8PN]

Thanks Paul!
That is a very good channel you got going there. I just subscribed.

 

[paul wheaton]

Thanks Paul!
That is a very good channel you got going there. I just subscribed.

Thanks and thanks!

 

[johnElarue]

Hi Paul,

I take it that is greed cedar?

Great videos, keep them coming.

 

[paul wheaton]

Greed cedar? I've never heard of that. I was thinking it was common western red cedar. There were three really sickly trees all in a bunch.

 

[johnElarue]

Sorry, I mean green- fresh cut, not dried.

 

[paul wheaton]

Yes! When I took the video they had been on the ground about a day.