How to Save Money with a Sawmill! $100 in 8 minutes cutting 2”x8”x16’ boards!
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- Опубліковано 8 вер 2024
- Saving $100 in 8 minutes using the sawmill cutting 4 2x8x16 boards priced at $24 a piece!
P.S. this is Hannah, I posted this video and got the inches and feet wrong on the caption. I was boarding a plane while typing it, so please forgive me.
This dude is a working machine. Never stops lol
If I could give my kids one piece of advice, it would be to live like this man right here!
Who needs Home Depot or Lowes when you have Jeff Barron, your own timber, and a portable sawmill. Thanks Jeff, you can build or fix anything...preciate ya! Jack from Idaho
Definitely saving money no wasted energy on your part and you jump over them logs like a young man thank you Jeff😜🐝
Brings back fond memories of working with my friend for a few years on his wood-mizer sawmill. We made a lot of Live Edge beautiful tables, fireplace mantels shelves benches and such. Unfortunately he died of mouth cancer. He was a wonderful friend and devout Christian. He once went to Alaska with just a chainsaw and built himself a log cabin in the wilderness. He could do and build anything much like Jeff. God bless you sir.
Like you I planted my own trees 20 years ago and now I am thinning the stand. Unlike you, I have a chainsaw mill. It works fine for timbers and 8"x8" or 6"x6". Too slow for anything smaller. Watching you convinces me I need a bandmill. Thanks for the great content, love that cabin design and stay healthy!
those skins would look great on the outside of Hannah’s gym .. give it a real log cabin feel
preciate ya Jeff .. watching from Australia
I like the mill but the coolest thing I like is you are saving the material, drying it and in a lot of cases using it for your own projects like houses and cabins. I like to see someone reap the rewards or savings from their own labor. I like businesses that are smart enough to see where their costs are and rather than just buy from the cheapest manufacturer, they cut out the middle man and become the manufacturer themselves. how one business they started feeds another.
there's something really enjoyable about watching a saw mill
Looking good Jeff! Thats how I built all of my buildings. Best investment I ever made. And how I acquired some hunting woods. No lease for me just cut some boards every now and then.
Not boring at at all watching the mill work.
Jeff, I just about crapped my self when I noticed you didn't have any gloves on when you would handle the boards and not get any slivers. Good job there Jeff as always.
Jeff I thank you for being a real contractor I thank you for taking your time out and telling me how you do it I enjoy watching you Bill I enjoy the Rapport you have with your daughter thank you appreciate y'all
Nothing like watching. a true craftsman at work.
I love how you help us to remember, we can do it to if we learn how and we see it done. Awesome Jeff thank you!
The epitome of Self Sustaining 👋🏻😎 Appreciate ya Jeff
That slab wood would make some damm nice siding on a camp
You work for every penny. Your knowledge is worth probably more than you make!
Thanks for taking the time Jeff to make this video.
i watch another channel, he's good, but u don't miss or waste a second. luv watchin u & HANNAH NO MATTER WHAT u do.
Thank you for your time very much like watching your video ☺️🤠
U are Great Pro...Craftsman Jeff
Terrific job Mr. 👊
I've watched other videos on other channels Milling trees but they waste so much wood and you do it right you don't waste any wood I love you videos God bless good luck
Could you do a video like a looking back getting started into the carpentery the hunting the fishing just being a good Ol country boy. I’m sure there is a lot of people that would just like to know!
I really enjoy work when I'm watching Jeff do it😉 Jeff you might need to get you a Bluetooth mic to clip on your shirt so when your working away from the camera we can hear you better. (Your saw mill doe not need one)😂 Thanks for sharing👍👌👍
Yes Sir! That machine right there for a Regular Joe trying to make it,is right next to hit the Lotto. Blessings!
Yall got them pines that grow like weeds down there.
As a Blacksmith I find this truly satisfying...
At wood prices today you are saving a lot of money very nice Jeff 👍
Hey mr. Jeff always enjoy watching your videos and Hannahs ya'll keep them coming stay safe
That's nice having the equipment to do and make what you want. Definitely save some money especially right now with lumber going sky high.
Jeff always good to see ya buddy! Dude not sure if I could keep up with you today, much less you a few years ago. U B a Working Machine man.
That is so satisfying to watch. Love these video. Thank you
I can almost smell the pine ...another good video Jeff!
A idea for your UA-cam site, do you have ways of preserving foods, that would last for decades? It would be a great add in for people!
Great job . Enjoy watching you makes me want trees and a mill
Appreciate you making this video.
Dang! Your sawmill has all the bells and whistles! nice!
You know that's a pretty good mill you got there Jeff. Looks like it's withstood the test of time. Granted not everyone has the space for a mill on their property but for those who do, man, sure saving some serious money I tell you what. Lol
This looks like a good learning experience
Have you ever ran any Hardwood through that ? I helped a neighbor refloor his old flatbed truck using some White Oak that he had , I had to use a drill to put a pilot hole in it just to drive a nail ! lol . Hard as Woodpecker Lips !
Oh yeah! It will walk through oak and hickory in a hurry.
I would like to see you do a lot more of those very interesting
You know its bad when ya walk in from the mill and watch someone else run theirs.
Yes I loved every second of it thanks for showing The sawmill I hope there's more
My 2 nd/great grandfather/ Peter morell Jones had a sawmill on his property when my grandfather Joseph Lester Jones was a young boy. My son has talked to me about us buying one of these types of small saw mill machines. Might just invest some of my 401k money into doing so once I move back to live in the Northeast Tennessee in the tri cities area around johnson city/bristol and kingsport. Could be a good revenue generator in my older years.
Just plain awesome Jeff, great video.
Jeff, love your sawmill videos!! Awesome.
Great looking lumber. I would love to get one of those mills. Great video Jeff!
Preciate yall!🦌
I’m enjoying these lumber and sawmill vids. Make a bunch and I’ll keep watching.
That’s really nice great set up
Made quick work of that Jeff. Very nice!
That rig cut some good lumber.....hands down
Always great videos.
hey! you said it wasn't gonna be time lapse! because DAMN you made that look easy for only 8 minutes ;)
Your own sawmill, awesome! Look for ways to use everything, maybe even profit .
Just found the Channel.. Been looking at Investing in a Sawmill. Mostly Hardwood timber here in NW Mo.
Looks like you push your machinery as hard as you do yourself. Hope your arm is doing well. Thanks for the video Jeff.
Great videos love you'll and appreciate you'll great content " Anyways " stay blessed
Thanks Jeff great video
Cool vid, just picked up a Mr Sawmill built on a trailer.
Watching a saw Mill is satisfying.
That sawmill is bad ass. Dont see machines like this much anymore
Thanks Jeff
Nice setup man! Sure do miss Alabama!
Not to mention baling up the sawdust and selling as bedding for critters, or for folks with composting toilets. Gorgeous lumber.
American whup ass attitude, make it happen! Respect to you, sir.
Fine job.
Another thumbs up like always. Next video can you saw the largest log you can on that mill?
Would love to make my own boards.
Seen a lot of beautiful wood. That there driftwood is very pretty.
Awesome job buddy
Nice work Jeff!
Love your work ethic, you geter done.....
Great vid Jeff. Cheers🍺
Hard working family an good country folks
That was cool , wanted to see more
Keep em coming, nice work my man!!!
Awesome
$24? I think Lowes charges more than that. Last time I was there, they were trying to scam $10 for a 2"x4"x8'
Your camera has a very nice picture
Keep up the good work 👍🏻
How much do these type of mills go for? Would be nice to get something like this when I build a cabin on our farm. I’m 25, and been saving awhile. I’m a apprentice in ibew but know a decent amount of most trades from working growing up. But I’m stuck between building another cabin on our farm and getting a mill. Or buying a few shipping containers and making a cool house out of them. I can weld so that would come in handy with the shipping containers. Anybody that’s older that’s done either of these or own a mill like this can you pay it off pretty quick from cutting and selling wood? Or what would you do a cabin or use containers? People do so pretty cool stuff with them. I’ve got a great spot looking over the Ohio river I plan on building a house this year. We just built our hunting cabin this past year.
And those are real 2X8 not like 1-1/2 X 7 - 1/2 @ Lowe's or home depot or other lumber supply but there not dressed or plained smooth but work just fine and when your set up like Jeff your own mill ,tress saves a lot of $ for sure just a little sweet equality but stay safe , stay healthy , stay busy & say hi to Lisa & Hannah keep the video's coming
Great video thanks
Great job looking good 👍. Thanks 😊!!
Nice job Dude!
He's taking DIY to the Nth degree.
Man I was able to help run a mill that was powered by an old straight six military generator engine. It was a fixed blade that had to have been about five feet in diameter. The logs were run through it with some sort a chain driven helper but you still had to help guide em. It was pretty scary.
We had a wood mixer for near 8 years
Awesome Jeff, I wish I had a mill!!
yep!
Great job 👍
I could watch Jeff Barron tie his shoes.
How long do you let your logs sit?...and do you dry the lumber any more after you’ve cut?...both you guys are great..can’t wait to see more of the hunting cabin in Kansas
Cut the logs right after I cut them down. I alow the lumber to dry for several months depending on humidity and thickness
That was pretty quick
I wonder...what’s done with those 1st cuts of bark? I know nothing goes to waste. Love your vids Jeff.
I think he said he burns them and uses the ash in the garden.
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I hear it's good for tomatoes
Wanted to see one work. Gonna cut down couple red and white oaks after the snow leaves just need a guy with a mill.
Nice sawmill
I would like have one of them for sure. So i can cut up a lot of cedar trees.
Hey dude, Jeff, love the content/videos sure would be appreciated if you would look at the camera/us more often. Don't worry, it won't bite you. Keep up the good work!