1.3K views · 17 reactions | 2x4 or 1.5x3.5? Turns out, it’s both!  When dimensional lumber is processed at the mill, it goes through a careful dehydration process to reduce moisture content, leading to natural shrinkage. To account for this, our lumber is initially cut slightly oversized. The result? A difference of about half an inch between the rough cut and the finished size. | Baird Brothers Fine Hardwoods | Facebook

6.3K views · 113 reactions | From a standing Oak tree to milled lumber in 59 seconds We cut this oak tree into dimensional lumber on a Woodland Mills HM130 sawmill. Checkout the full video here: https://youtu.be/8f4GkHBCvrE For more content like this please subscribe to our Youtube channel here https://youtube.com/c/Rockhillfarmandhomes #woodlandmills | Rockhill Farm - Tractors, Firewood, and Excavating | Facebook

3.3K views · 84 reactions | You can use wood from Home Depot in your projects  What’s great about dimensional lumber (think 2x4 and 2x6) is they are cheap so it’s great for beginners just starting out in woodworking. Honestly, one of my favorite pieces I ever built was this console table. I love how it looks like reclaimed wood. Have you built with 2x4’s before? Let me know in the comments! | Built by Bec | Facebook

51K views · 299 reactions | The Best Saw Tools for Moving and Cutting Lumber  | Wranglerstar | Facebook

Cutting some more mortises, time with the King Canada Inc hollow chisel mortiser #woodworking #tools | The Dusty Lumber Co.