In this video I’m sawing up two cedar logs on my Norwood hd36 with full speed and all the sound. Watch the process of how I mill logs. I like to saw with the small end of the log towards the start end of the mill. That way if there is any taper in the log I can use my roller-toe-boards to level the log with its center to get straighter, higher quality lumber, and get the most out of the log. I also sometimes will slab opposite sides of the log to make it easier to square for the third slab cut. Then if there are and Boards to edge or (flitches) I edge those down before finishing the cant, that way I have a nice solid back to clamp boards against. Then I also like to use a board to clamp my flitches when I can to give them a secure clamp all the way along.