Hello Lester. Good to hear from you. Running the mill and the other things we do here is definitely something we enjoy. It is hard work at times, but we were never afraid of hard work. Especially when you consider the rewards of what we produce. We hope we can continue for many more years.
Hello Wade, and welcome. Definitely think you found the right place. We have milled many beams for new and restoration structures. It's great to see them complete, and knowing you played a part in it.
Good video.............until the rain came. Don't like getting wet; unless it's in the shower. I noticed you took a number of "veneer" cuts from the cant; was it moving that much? Dave
At least we beat the rain.... Still managed to record the closing before it got to dark. It was moving a bit. I like to take those cut on logs this long, after I turn i/ and before I pull a jacket off. Just to insure the board is straight. Also, I save that last little cut to reach final dimension. Lots of turning, and lots of veneer cuts, but the beam should end up as straight as can be.
Hey Rick. Thanks for stopping in. This beam would weigh in at around 850 to 900 lbs. He has a mchine to set these posts. Rick, have a happy and safe 4th as well.
To me you guys enjoy what you do and smiles on your faces says it all from the guy over the pond
Hello Lester. Good to hear from you. Running the mill and the other things we do here is definitely something we enjoy. It is hard work at times, but we were never afraid of hard work. Especially when you consider the rewards of what we produce. We hope we can continue for many more years.
Good morning friends. I enjoy your videos and I am learning a lot. Thanks. (Joseph, from NE South Carolina. )
Thanks, folks. Nice big beam!
Glad you enjoyed it. These kind are fun, if the log isn't a banana. 😁
Hi Chuck and Deb. That place looks familiar perhaps 😆. See I pays attention onest in a while. As always good luck and God Bless.
We were there before. This guy is great. Good to mill for, and fun equipment to use.
Hope you have a great 4th
Great video- nice looking oak. Happy 4th
Hello Ron, and thank you. Happy 4th of July to you as well.
Nice Hat Deb! Lol… so neat to watch these vids!
Didnt know this was the shoutout one ……
Quality work from Back Spin Graphics
Awesome beam Chuck and Deb. That was a rain storm. You have a very Happy 4 th of July my friends. Take care and be safe.
Thank you very much Joel. The machines make it just a bit more fun. LOL
You guys have a happy 4th as well, and be safe.
Schaweet work kids!!!!
Thank you Greg. Those machines made it a lot more fun.
@@IronOakSawmill I bet!!!
Good morning awesome video
Thank you very much. Maybe one day, you'll share your first name. That's up to you though. Would hate to just call you Valez
@@IronOakSawmill angel
@@avelezusmc7929 Thank you very much.
I really enjoy your videos, l’m subscribed but haven’t seen any new ones hope to see more soon.👍😎
i use to watch this one couple build their home out of the beam and post so seen a lot of beams and I was a carpenter at one so I love wood
Hello Wade, and welcome. Definitely think you found the right place. We have milled many beams for new and restoration structures. It's great to see them complete, and knowing you played a part in it.
Nice job and a really cool job editing the video!
Thank you Darrin. The editing takes a lot of time. It's nice to get a compliment about it.
How many useable board feet do you get out of a log like this?
On Doyle and Scribner its 344 and 356 respectfully. Not to shabby.
Up i7778
@@jerrybutler3499 Not quite sure I understand that, but......
Good video.............until the rain came. Don't like getting wet; unless it's in the shower. I noticed you took a number of "veneer" cuts from the cant; was it moving that much?
Dave
At least we beat the rain.... Still managed to record the closing before it got to dark.
It was moving a bit. I like to take those cut on logs this long, after I turn i/ and before I pull a jacket off. Just to insure the board is straight. Also, I save that last little cut to reach final dimension. Lots of turning, and lots of veneer cuts, but the beam should end up as straight as can be.
Happy 4th of July
Happy 4th of July Lynn.
Did you load that log with the loader arm on LT35?
Great video Chuck & Deb 👍 Any idea what that beam weighed? Hope you guy’s have a Great 4th 🇺🇸🫡 looking forward to seeing the “Stand” 👍👏 Rick
Hey Rick. Thanks for stopping in. This beam would weigh in at around 850 to 900 lbs. He has a mchine to set these posts.
Rick, have a happy and safe 4th as well.
What profile do you use saws with?
We use Wood Mizer 7° Turbo 739 blades.
You tried? Wood Mizer 7 Turbo 7/47 blades.
@@АлександрВолошин-б3о never tried them. I heard that they weren't all they said they were. Never heard anything bad about the 739