We Sold Our Frontier OS23 Sawmill - Why?
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- Опубліковано 2 вер 2023
- We sold our Frontier OS23 Sawmill. Let me explain why.
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nice shirt,
You know it!
That is an awesome design on the back
Looking forward to the upgrade folks!
It is a bigger one!😁
This being an older video, I am wondering if I could use the clear overhead panels for a chicken coup? Or if you think solid roof would be better.
During the hottest part of summer, the panels could overheat your chickens if they were clear.
I noticed your Out of the Woods shirt. That’s how I found your channel.
Yes, Nathan is a good friend of mine.
I do understand it too small great video thanks Tony and Tanya and Gizmo
These folks are a bright spot in my internet viewing week.
Thank you for the close-ups that show the thickness of the cut well. I've been watching these types of videos for instructional purposes as I intend to build my own home soon. Be blessed and i love your videos!
God bless
That's a good looking log. Good job cutting it up
I almost cried when you said you were selling it but quickly realized you're upgrading. You have me extremely intrigued on what sawmill you're getting. I'm guessing 031. We are doing the same thing for my daughters house...board and batton. Great video
I can't wait to show the video!!
Good video
Brother....we gotta get you set up with Wood Defender....it will out perform Thomson's ten times over! Works great! Enjoyed the video my man!!
That would be cool! We have some time!
HAY TONY... YOU GONNA GET A WOOD MIZER??? YA KNOW, LIKE NATHAN... STAY COOL... PEACE...
Got something coming!
The mill you have is a great way to get started in the hobby. I have milled lots of logs with my OS27. Interested to see what you may end up with? Maybe a Norwood? I love your little mill. You can really do a lot with that. Since I do not have a tractor, that size is about all I want anyway. Excellent Video!
Gotta throw some water on those boards like Nathan! 👍
Nathan is the master! LOL!
Watching from NZ Tony and Tanya. Keep up the good work you three. Gizmo included, LoL. Bob and Lina.
hey, great to hear from you again. Thank you so much for checking us out.
Guy on the other channel puts his little end towards the blade ,he says it cuts down on slabbing.(Jeff Barron)
Can't wait to see what you got OS31 ? Or maybe went with a lumber pro 36 ? That's the one I wanted but just couldn't swing that kind of budget. Looking forward to seeing it ... Scott..
Gizmo looked angry there. He must be missing his chicken strips. 😅 Cant wait to see the new sawmill Tony! I bet its gonna be awesome! 👍👍 🪵🪵🪵🪵
Curious to see how much bigger you go, how much total bed length, and what kind of lead time you had to deal with. Will you need to build a bigger saw mill shed? 🙂
What your working on there how much drying time it take . Your doing great work.
Man, we are all out here waiting in suspense to find out what your replacing it with….
Thank you. It is a surprise
How long will that blade last cutting only red oak?
As good as any. No one can answer the question. Each log is different. If the log is dirty then your blades dull quicker. It all depends on the size, density of the log, and whether the log is clean or not? Blades last longer if you sharpen them as soon as you find them to be dulling. You can get up to 10 sharpenings out of one blade if you don't abuse your blades. One nail in the blade is ruined.
We've ran a contracting company for 20 years there abouts an have all kinds of saws. One thing you can be sure of is that you have no way of knowing how long any blade will last. pushing it hard vs taking it easy, cooling the blade, what kind of material you're cutting, ALL effect the life of the blade. And as it been said, hit a nail or an embedded metal piece and it's done. Blades are one of them things you just bite the bullet, buy in bulk and keep a few spares around because WE always need on at the worst time. 😁
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what do you call the thing on end of the tractor lift, a grapple clamp or hook? Man thats made for picking up logs!
We have a grapple
A grapple will change your life at the sawmill. LOL!
are those 2 " thick? Are those boards going to be for hardwood flooring?
We are clearing our newly purchased land to re-fence some of our pastures to combine with my families established pastures. That means we are clearing a fence line
and roadway 20 ft wide by hundreds long. A lot of it is scrub but there is a LOT of good prospective lumber being set aside to dry and find a purpose.
So my question is, do y'all think having a sawmill the way to go? I guess it can always be sold off IF we find we no longer need it after this project is done,
but when have we ever parted with a piece of equipment. It always seems to become a member of the family.
Well, maybe after some numbers crunchin'