Making Traditional Saw

[Metsän Omena]

 

[velvetfoot]

Nice! It must have taken a lot of practice to get the process so smooth for an unedited video like that.

 

[Lake Girl]

Nice job! Welcome to the forum. Is that recent weather or from a previous year? No snow here yet and fairly warm but I am OK with that. Winter drags on too long here anyway.

 

[Metsän Omena]

The video was filmed yesterday. That's me on the picture. Here in Finland. Inside the cabin there is working two Jotul 118.

 

[begreen]

No snow here either and with current temps none in sight.
The title confuses me. Not sure how this relates to making a saw. It's more like making kindling.

 

[Metsän Omena]

^Did you watched video? If you don't have time, watch only the last minute.

 

[jatoxico]

No snow here either and with current temps none in sight.
The title confuses me. Not sure how this relates to making a saw. It's more like making kindling.

How long did you watch BG? There is a saw at the end, and some kindling .

 

[begreen]

Yes, but after 10 minutes it lost me. It needs some editing and some close up shots of the various components as they are being shaped would be helpful. At a distance the whole process is not apparent until the very end.

 

[velvetfoot]

No snow here either and with current temps none in sight.
The title confuses me. Not sure how this relates to making a saw. It's more like making kindling.

You obviously didn't view the entire video!

 

[velvetfoot]

Yes, but after 10 minutes it lost me. It needs some editing and some close up shots of the various components as they are being shaped would be helpful. At a distance the whole process is not apparent until the very end.

It's a Zen thing.

 

[begreen]

Now I know why cartoons use the Zzzz for sawing wood

 

[velvetfoot]

I'd be interesting about finding out more about the nice looking house, insulation, how it's heated, etc.
That's a fair amount of snow...it must at high latitude or elevation.