Portable Sawmill Does This!
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- Опубліковано 6 жов 2024
- We have the portable sawmill up and running smoothly. After looking for saw mills near me, we ended up buying the OS23 by Frontier Sawmills last year and now we do our own lumber milling. We looked at many brands like Woodland Mills, Woodmizer, and Norwood. For the cost, we are happy with this smaller portable sawmill. The Woodchuck Peavey has also been a welcome addition to the sawmill. It is much easier to work with.
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Equipment: T25 tractor by @TYMTRACTORS_KR
OS23 sawmill by @FrontierSawmills
Mini Rake Grapple by @PrecisionManufacturingInc
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Those are some beautiful live edge slabs.
Once all of the shops are built, we are going to start making furniture.
Nice work Tony. That's a killer cant hook. My newest cant hook was hand made in the blacksmith shop by my grandfathers blacksmith in the 1920's. The rest of them are older.... I wouldn't know how to act with a new sawmill AND a new cant hook !! LOL Good job sawing. These little mills are quite impressive for sure.
I have cut a lot of logs with my sawmill. My new cant hook peavey has an aluminum handle. It is so much lighter than my old one.
Good video Tony
Thank you
Bonjour Tony
Magnifique vidéo et très beau travail 👍
C'est toujours un plaisir de te retrouver.😀
J'adore ce que tu fais
Merci
Merci mon ami. J'aime beaucoup travailler avec la scierie
I love hearing your thoughts on how to slice up the log for the best yeild in useable lumber.
I did a video on that a few months back. There is a right way to get the best lumber. Rip cut and Quarter sawn. I am still learning to read the logs myself.
I enjoyed this one. Nice and easy.
It was a fun day all the way around. These are the days we live for.
@@TonysTractorAdventure nothing better than crunching leaves with a breeze.
I know a second comment from the old man who was a logger and so on that not trying to be the worlds smartest guy or even saying anything bad at all, this what I was taught... a "Cant hook" is a tool like you used to turn the log with but on the end, it does not have a spear or point. Now a "Peavy" is something used in the woods to move logs or roll them and has that spear on its end like the one you were holding. I got that in forest service school lessons we had to take before we could work in the woods industry and one of the few things I remember. I see the words used commonly and think nothing about it but did think you might like to hear my interpretation of it. I really liked this video as it shows some of the strengths of the mill that you chose. I would buy one if I were only a bit better of health. I mean 72 is not old until they put you to bed wet like I have been
You are always welcome to a second comment. I appreciate your comment also. I would be lying if I said the mill was not hard work, but it brings me a good bit of joy. I am learning something every day.
Good job Tony! Nice looking boards! 😎🪵
Thank you. We are working the little sawmill hard. So much to do and winter is creeping in.
Awesome video Tony. You should get Gizmo his own order of chicken strips. Looks like he really likes them.
Thee is a gas station on the way to the property. He starts smacking his lips as we get close. He is a mess.
Beautiful boards, Tony! 👍
They turned out nice. I built a huge laminated beam out of them.
Do you have a sawmill?
@@TonysTractorAdventure Hopefully, by this time next year I will! Earlier this year I put a deposit down on a Hudson Oscar 336Pro.
Hey Tony. Thanks for the Agfolks discount code. Saved me $155.00, that will pay for some of the taxes. Grapple lead time is 12 weeks but at least it is on order now.
That is so cool. I think you are the first one to use my code. No one has ever said anything before. 👍
You said at the end that you could buy knotty stuff at Lowe's and you are so right. Lately I've been seeing a lot of warped and crooked 2" lumber there Tony. Even their Treated 2x10x16 were warped and twisted.
Bother Dean, I hear you. One of my 6x6 post on my sawmill building has almost twisted into a pretzel.
Looks like Gizmo loves chicken strips a lot. Turning out to be a good woodyard dog. Have a Safe Day
Gizmo is really getting the hang of working around the Sawmill. I will admit this. One of the long days, I opened the back truck door and he jumped in for a quick nap. Smart dog.
Good evening to both of you 😉👍 BTW Tractorman 44 ( Wendell ) had mention your nice sawmill from his last video and his Miss is also helping 😇👌 Great close up sharp and crisp images from your OUTSTANDING CAMERA LADY 🌹👍🧐 Wood shock shock??? 😉🤣 Nice dog 😉👍 Have a blessed week to both of you Cheers 👍😉🍻
I watched Tractorman 44 this morning. He has got the setup. Tanja is really got the camera thing down. You have a blessed day too.
@@TonysTractorAdventure 😉🙏😇👍🍻
Tony, I hate to keep bugging you. That is a very nice looking and exactly what I had in mind. I looked on the work saver website and could not find that grapple. I think you said up to 40 hp tractor but I have a 50 hp Mahindra. Basically I want it for loading logs onto a sawmill as you are using it. All the grapples I have been researching weigh 500 to 800 lbs. Not very desireable when you need your lifting capacity for logs.
I am sorry. It is made by Precision Manufacturing. They are sold on a website called Agfolks.
It will be fine if you are just loading logs, but a big 50hp could damage it if you rip into something.
Nice!
Thanks!
Love the cant hook. I gotta get one
I was so pleased to see how much better it was than the cheaper one I had. It is a little longer too which helps with the weight of the log.
@@TonysTractorAdventure where do I get one?
I put a link in the description of the video.
Looks like your using "RED" Hawian punch for blade lube. LOL.
I have never seen off road diesel so red. Crazy red.
Tony, I sure hope that you can answer this old mans question... what breed of dog is that as mine looks exactly like yours. Very smart, I am talking well trained and all and .... a rescue as he was in dog jail awaiting death row. I seen his face and told them to free the prisoner as his emancipation is in order. Just through accident I found out this cause I don't want circus animals, I want a companion. I had just had him a while and we were in the house... I told him to lie down and his ears were straight to either side and plop down he went so I thought a moment and ask of him like roll over or sit, shake hands an boom he knew all of it an when we walk it is heel and his body next to mine a half step and right in step. If I stop then he does an when I start again he picks it right up with reminder or other. Just amazing and a touch of too much people food. I didn't name him, he came as Rex and was eight years old. Meaning I want him around so I watch his diet an feed great dog food. Not just corn stuffing like some of the brands are known for. While some dog foods are like a couple dollars a pound, I spend closer to eight dollars and the name of it doesn't come to mind but comes through my vet; For one thing, he doesn't gobble or eat as much now that he has good food and the last of my scrabbled egg. LOL, they know how to work us and I am dying to know what he is. Thank you in advance
Gizmo is a Border Collie Husky mix. We got him from our neighbor when he was a wee pup. He is my buddy and goes all over with me.
Curious to see how the green wood works for you in your building project. And for the worms you can use an old farmers trick for preserving the wood. Mix 50/50 diesel fuel and old burnt motor oil (strained). I will protect the wood from weather (rotting) and it will kill those worms. The mix can be applied with paint brushes, sponges, or a standard garden sprayer will make speedy work of big jobs (just don't ever use the sprayer in the garden again).
I use diesel to cut the logs. That most likely killed the bugs, but I will spray it down again. I like your idea. It looks good too.
If you only knew how many times I've heard about the WoodChuck...lol
I will bet!
700# on a good day, with the wind at his back. At least that's one of the answers Alexa gives us. 🤣
Please forgive me, but I don’t understand your post.
@@TonysTractorAdventure That is how much a WoodChuck would chuck if a Woodchuck could chuck wood.
Alexa is the name given to Amazon's Echos.
Alexa's other answer to your question is: "A Woodchuck would chuck all the wood that a Woodchuck would if a Woodchuck could chuck wood."
Now you have me laughing! That is hilarious. Thank you.
Thanks as always Tony and Tanja, do you ever keep real fancy boards for the premium countertop market?
Not yet. At this point we are working for us. Give us a couple years and I can see a business forming.
I wonder how big of a market there is?
I don't imagine the market is huge but if you could get an in with a cabin manufacturer that could start to open up a business stream.
I like it. Many houses being built here.
We will be moving to Tennessee next Spring, looking for property with trees and may well purchase a bandsaw sawmill. I was wondering if the diesel leaves a lasting odor in the wood.
It seems to evaporate off in a few days. I only use it on pine. Water on everything else.
What part of TN are you looking at?
doesn't that leave the diesel smell on the lumber? Just thinking that can't be good if your going to use it for interior work. Heh?
It evaporates. I might not use diesel for indoor stuff. The trick is to use only a drop every little bit. It goes a long way.
WIFE: Have you watched this guy before?
ME: Yes! He has a mill like I have. He’s the biggest reason I bought the mill I bought.
WIFE: I need to have a word with him!
ME: I’d better warn Tony 🤔
I appreciate the heads up! I have those same conversations.
We are upgrading the engine. I am going to video the whole project. 18hp electric start. It should be fun.
@@TonysTractorAdventure I’m leaning towards a 13 hp in about 6 months to a year. I want to run 7 degree blades eventually. Stay outta my head!! Geez that’s scary!!
I am going to film the whole process. Mistakes and all.
hey sir; with the point on the end, the tool becomes a peavy. a true cant hook has a little gripper on the end. i am not budging as long as i know i am right. research it...................g
That is great! Each time you comment on it, it causes my video to spread a little more. Before you know it, the world will call all of them a Cant Hook. 👍 #canthookrevolution
Tony I have the exact same sawmill but I got the 10hp instead . Which was the biggest hp they offered for it . Do they have a 18 now for it ? Or did you have to order some other way?
Mine was ordered with the 7.5HP engine. I ordered an 18hp for it this week, just because the 14hp was out of stock. I am counting on my 30 years of maintenance, machining, and fabrication experience to make this work. It could be a huge flop! LOL! We shall see. I am pulling the sawmill cutting head off the mill tomorrow. Wish me luck.
@@TonysTractorAdventure mines set up to do 24 ft long logs but Its stationary but the same model saw . I'm learning right along with you so I'll be tuning in to see if I can get more hp to bud . Good luck and God bless you
God Bless you too
One last question. I notice the Agfolks are using your videos on their website. Do you have a discount code with Agfolks? I intend to order one of their big mouth grapples. Just wanted to make sure you get the credit.
Try “Tony5”
I just checked. It is “Tony5”. I don't get payments from them, but I do like their product.
The grapple you are using appears to be different than the one in your "Grapple 101" video. This one has two lids (clamps). What is the manaufacture and model of the the new one?
Gene, I found this new double clamp grapple made for small tractors. It is 260 pounds and is designed to handle tractors 40hp and below. It works perfect for the T25. I have used it on the T474 also. I like the older grapple too, and had no problem with it. My buddy bought the single clamp from me allowing me to get the new light weight double clamp. The lighter the grapple, the better as long as it will hold up to the work.
Too much talking about nothing
So you made a post about a video that talked about nothing. Welcome.