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Where did this loader come from

Well boys, I’m sorry to say I’m surprised you have as many subscribers as you do. I guess you are super busy and haven’t had time to find a shovel or a broom or even an air hose to clean up the shop and the sawmill itself. I myself am not a fast budget for cleanliness, but then I’m not putting out a video and asking people to watch and send me money. I wish you all the best of luck in your future sawmilling business. God bless and stay safe. ✌️🇨🇦

wow thanks so much for your time in the r@d .can yout tell me who sells the heater-dehumitifer combo

Where did you get your v wheels for your kiln cart? Thanks for the video!

The boss used a beneke on larger trees for car dealers and churches.

Beautiful trees , hated using hand shears, I and my brother knife sheared for years.

Not much mounting skills they have. They don’t even have remote control for the crane lol 😂

Best firewood ever.

Thank US global Capitalism and bought off politicians.

Thanks!

It would be foolish to inoculate all the ash trees. Butt not to protect even one or two wild specimines which can continue to produce seeds... Especially when it's so God damn cheap and easy. one hundred percent full proof to protect any size ash Until danger from investation populations inevitably passes locally and only low dose reinaculations required

Make it to Shawna

Very nice idea but You waisted a lot of extra money on insulation that created less efficiency. 2x6 wall is only wide enough for r19. r38 requires a 13 1/2” space. Compressing fiberglass makes it almost useless

Very nice idea but You waisted a lot of extra money on insulation that created less efficiency. 2x6 wall is only wide enough for r19. r38 requires a 13 1/2” space. Compressing fiberglass makes it almost useless

Do you store your dry lumber in a building that is temperature controlled? Because if you didn't it would absorb moisture again.

Thanks for the education. I start a job next week for a Kiln drying company for lumber. Now I can go and have a general idea of how things will work. The video was very helpful, thanks

Thanks so you cut during the growing season

Do you sell Christmas trees? How much does a seedling cost to send to Vietnam?

how can i find more detail about this machine?

Where do you get the seeds for turkish firs?

I'm planning on doing this process for a small room in my home. What is the purpose of the relief cuts on the back? Are the relief cuts v-shaped or square? What is the approximate size of the relief cuts? Thank you!

Beautiful Douglas Fir

What kind of trees are these??

How big is the unit to discharge humidity? Drying unit, how much humidity handles?

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Wood drying

Is there actually info on a wood kiln because it seems to be 99% about timber??

What casters did you use for your track. What is their weight rating?

One day I might finally build a nice mill shed like yours! But I'd have to be stationary lol and that just isn't in the cards for me yet!

Great respect for your Dad. Take care.

That is one slick setup!!!!

I just cut one of these down and was planning to mill it. I just took a look at it today, two weeks since I cut it down, and it has all cracked from the center outward. The bark just falls off, which it had been doing for awhile. What caused this tree to crack so badly? Is it just age?

Thanks China

What is the name of that big cutting machine you are using?

nice video, nice rail system, I am looking for wheels and bearings to fab one, any suggestions on where to purchase wheels? thankd

the fisheye hurts the final shot IMO. great vid tho, thank you.

great work explaining this! I hope the video brings you a lot of business

It is Easter time again and you've definitely brightened up my day! I hope all is well, I am new to the channel and see that you all haven't posted in a while. Does your family plan on continuing this wonderful journey on video or youtube? I know I would continue to watch and share. thank you so much! Happy Easter!

brilliant! thank you for being so creative and inventive. i appreciate the learning and enjoy watching this video, very much.

Hi from Canada. Great video. Great system you got there. I'm just getting ready to mill out some white ash . I'm wondering if I should quarter saw it or am I wasting my time. I'd like to go 6". Thanks again

Are you running propane or natural gas? And what do you charge to dry lumber for a customer?

We used a similar solution. You might want to check it out. ua-cam.com/video/6RwojQEbSKU/v-deo.html

I’ve never been someone’s 1000th subscriber before. Thanks for the helpful information. I’ll be building a kiln soon.

I noticed you're not using any vents. Have you noticed any issues with the kiln overheating? I'm currently in the process of constructing a kiln and I'm not sure if I need to vent it or not. It seems to be counterintuitive to install them after I've spent so much effort insulating and air sealing the chamber.

Do you have to worry about "end matching" your boards so the ends lock together with the next piece?

Partner I'm in California I got my house and 3 other houses at my family that wants Is hardwood flooring that I'm going to do I've never done Hardwood flooring but I've done some roofing and I've helped frameI just for houses but for big elevated structural concrete And my dad Is a pipe welder and the structure welder the structure welder that I was raised in that Impossible I'd like to carve things out of wood so I figure what the hell what the hell I guess if I screw up it's an expensive screw up but I'd rather do it myself and have pay someone else to do itI would definitely give you a call

Holy crap that last machine that he ran Those boards threw Super impressive I'm looking right now at prices to buy me A roughing planner

Man of everybody's woodshop that you get to see on the Internet this guy probably has the coolest shit in his shop Man it's not that I can't have a Roughing planner it's where am I gonna put it I'm talking like an old man I could make a room

100th like, i want to hugs them 🤗🌲

I am making some flooring from a walnut tree and some white oak trees on a property I own, just looking at how it is done by others as the wood cures. I have been practicing with other species as I am making an oak and walnut floor specifically for my new home. A bit envious of the 4 sided moulder. My saws are simpler, chainsaw mill, an old U.S. bandsaw from the 50's and a tablesaw cast and machined in Elyria, Ohio, my planer is a bit smaller of the same brand, and I am forced to use a slower router table for the tongue and groove and relief as that is what I have with some Yonico flooring bits. It is going very slowly here, but my test batches are working out. I can see that the routing is the bottleneck for me but this is a one off for me for my own home so I will muscle through all of these pieces. I hope that you guys are doing well out in PA.