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Cedar wood possesses exceptional natural rot resistance, allowing it to remain structurally sound for centuries when exposed to forest floor conditions, making it valuable for long-term construction and preservation projects. When milling large cedar logs, proper blade tension adjustment is critical for achieving straight, clean cuts; a dull blade can cause wavy cuts that ruin the wood, while correct tension ensures the blade stays securely on the wheels during operation. The milling process involves making multiple passes through the log, with the first cut being the most challenging, and the resulting wood can be used for various applications including flooring, walls, and saunas.