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I’m curious about where the lasers are located. Great video as always.

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Improve your videos by not talking so much. Not everything needs editorializing.

When you were sawing the hard maple logs, I noticed that you managed counter-clockwise turns of the logs while on the carriage. Is there a turner on the carriage that does this or do you push the top of the log with the master dog?

Mate. I like your content but frightened off by your bleating apologies.

That's some nice clear lumber you are cutting there. I didn't see a lot of rot or cracks either. It must be a pleasure working nice timber like that. One thing I would like to see is a vertical laser line that is lined up with the saw blade.

Impressive!

First time seeing replacing the saws teeth, didn’t know they were replaceable.

2:49 Enjoy watching your mill, your setup by far is the most productive that I watch, really like your four blade system. I watch four other mills, they all have things I enjoy about them. Keep up the good work.

I am a lumber grader. I would like to see your greading operations.

a bigger band head rig make that log into cants in 5 minutes or less

As with any operation there is continuous cycle of cleaning and maintenance to be done, and it something that you don't need to apologize for. Excellent point of view angles by the way. Stay safe

Hi Ian. Another good video. Who manufactured your Sawmill? Are they still in business? Do you have any problems getting spare parts? Any information would be appreciated. I have never seen a Sawmill like this before...

This was my favorite video, thanks

Love that you change it up with perspectives. Also enjoy the explanations. Context makes things come alive. Not just some droning machine noise. I hear you talk about and do grade sawing but I never see that get to an actual separation by grade. It seems like the guys stack based on thickness, length and species or cants and ties. Maybe I'm missing something. Excellent video. Thanks

8:58 That’s what I like seeing, the whole operation.

awesome sawing ty sweet

Good video 👍 Nice to see a different perspective. Maybe a video with a head mounted camera so we can see sawing from your point of view?

What is your weekly production When cutting 5/4 oak and 4/4 poplar? 13:29

Inside the cab view is the worst view there is.....can hardly see the saw....if thats the view we are gonna get more of then i'll unsubscribe and go to other ones that have more sawing and less talking...

Love the setup. The trim saws look like they save time and reduce some rehandling. The top saw means not having to whittle big logs down.

This video is incredibly insightful and well-presented! Thank you for sharing this valuable information.

so cool nice ty

Know one can.....? NO one can.....!

I like where your videos at it's really does show what you're doing and how you're cutting 🤠😎🤠

Good looking logs. Your midwest hardwoods are far superior to our remaining southern hardwoods, we have mostly junk, 20" stumps and smaller. In my area, all of the good stuff was cut and gone by the very early 1970's. Do you buy logs by Doyle Scale? Thanks tor the video.

I’d totally work there! Or buy lumber there, for sure! Amazing set up you have.

Is the vertical edger and the red laser connected or should I say which one is in control of the other one.

Nice setup. Are the trim saws set automatically or does the sawyer do so for every pass? Too much live edge on many of the boards for my taste - do they go through a gang saw or trimmer later to clean them up?

I have a question for you, my man. Did your grandfather secure all these lands? Where you are cutting these trees or do you own all the uses lands where you’re cutting these trees. Or did your dad secure these trees by that I mean buy them from the landowner. I was just wondering if there seems to be a lot that you’re cutting and sighing in a major sawmill. Take care God bless.✌️🇨🇦

Essential viewing!

Steep terrain, good job on the pull!

Real Nice ❤

Ive heard that the Weyerhauser high speed band mill In Longview Washington mills over 3 million board ft per day.

Amazing video woodworking

That is steep

Clint just brought in another 10 dozers. These machines are all so big compared to the D-2 and D-4 machines I got to run as a kid. And hydrostatic drive! What luxury! I love the sounds and smells of running earthmoving equipment.

As the saying goes "Nothing runs like a Deere!". What is the vintage of that veteran dozer?

Even for a professional, there had to be a couple times on that pull that caused a pucker reaction. Good skidding 👍

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오크 참나무 산에 많아도 목재 가치 많은거 거의 없어.. 한국 미국,캐나다 참나무 볼때마다 부럽다.

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한국은 주로 소나무,황금송 소나무,편백나무 50 -55살 나무 ... ㄱ

I don’t want to take anything away from Sam but I do enjoy this angle as well. Great video!

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Another great video Ian. The thing is, these videos are deceptive, because you make it look so easy !! You are Sawing and Edging in 3 dimensions. I can't imagine all of the calculations going on in your head, and how far you are thinking in advance. Also, all of the behind the scenes maintenance to keep the mill running. I couldn't come close to what you are doing...

Always Enjoy Guys.

Can you show us some time the system thatt transports out the sawdust and bark?

Great video!!❤❤❤

Really enjoyable video! I'm sure you sell the bark, sawdust and chipped wood, what are the normal end uses of these products?