Sawmill Costs, Work-Life Balance, Mixing Woods, Insects

Check in here for a list of the questions answered and their timestamp.

Past Ask Matts: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL0dX5redvVZTxqpRqKInQNmhTmwcZoGDg

00:35 - Hey Matt, glad you did this video. Roughly how much do you have invested in your saw mill?? Not counting your time??? Thanks in advance!! - David Clauson

03:32 - Would you rather fight ten chicken sized horses or one horse sized chicken? - Ryan Askew

03:42 - How can you work in such a cramped space? Seems like you have no empty floor space at all. - Max Maker

04:20 - Can you talk about your family-work-life balance? Before you were a full time content creator, how did you balance a full time job with you family and life administration stuff? I have 10 month old twins, a 3 year old, and a full time job and feel like shop time cuts into family time or the other crap that comes along with adulting (mowing the lawn, grocery shopping, household chores, etc.). - Alex Vitale

06:48 - What (if any) is your backup plan if this DIY/Woodworking thing stops generating enough income for you? I know you are doing things with Spags in the guild and I see a lot of the more popular guys/gals going with the "online school" type of thing but what if that were not an option? I guess in a round about way I'm asking; "If you were just a regular woodworking person that can't or just didn't want to do YouTube channels and classes, would you still find a way to make a living with woodwork or would you become more of a hobbyist like many of us that still have to maintain a regular 9 to 5 job? - Jesse Moree
http://www.woodtalkshow.com/episodes/wt432-pee-in-the-glue-pot/ @ 42 min

07:10 - Are you going to timber frame your next shop? - Scott Haun

07:22 - Do you have any remedies for dealing with mold that is starting to appear when drying lumber? - Daniel Klisiewicz

08:22 - Are you going to be at IWF in August? - MrLaserdave

08:30 - I'd like to see you revisit some of your old projects and show how they are holding up over time and talk about things you have learned by seeing how the projects have held up over time (wood movement, finish, joint stability, epoxy fill durability). I think we can all learn a lot from our past projects and it'd be very interesting to see how you evaluate some of your past work. Thanks for all the great content, instruction, time and dedication you have put into your channel. I have learned a lot from watching your videos and look forward to each new one that comes out. -Jeff (Prairie Sun)
Nursery Furniture Follow Up: https://youtu.be/1DnWOg1gcxw

09:02 - With your air dried wood how do you kill the insects? - David Peterson

11:32 - Live edge cross cut sled next? - wortheffort

11:40 - Whatever happened to that guy that tried to steal from your truck? Did the cops ever catch him? - John LoDico

11:54 - What types of wood don't go together because of different drying times, or different shrinking. - Sonya Davidson

15:24 - House hunt update
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