From stand trees to lumber working the sawmill! Cutting down trees and turning them into lumber! The sawmill is probably one of my best purchases. Preciate y’all!
To say I admire Jeff Barron is to understate it. The skills he's developed over the years, the work ethic, the obviously very healthy relationship with his daughter. That guy is really living life. No sleep walking through it here.
Hey Jeff, I grew up and still live in Southeast Al. Raised on a farm and all the good ol country ways. Cutting firewood, Grinding cane for juice and making syrup. Hog & Deer skinning. and eating turtle soup. Even used to drag my daughter around in the woods before daylight, listening for that thundering gobble. Your videos take me back. Great Job ! Keep up the great work ! Keeping it Country !
Jeff be doing some MacGyver moves when it comes to fixing stuff I tell you what. Lol Fixing the throttle cable with some copper electrical wire? Boy that's some quick thinking right there. Good job Jeff. 👍😉
Enjoyed the video! Jack of all trades. I can thank my Dad for teaching me all I know about everything. To all the Dads that taught their sons/daughters, " Thanks Dad, we love yall!"
Jeff, great music selection. I didn't appreciate the size of that tree until you walked over to it. i like watching your sawyer technique, you are extremely efficient in your moves. Thank you for sharing.
Thank you. Your videos are always good and the video quality is excellent. I am super impressed with your off the cuff, no printed plan building. You definitely are BLESSED.
Welcome Back Jeff, I Love watching you work. Sure glad Hannah got you doing your own videos, is there anything you can't do buddy? Your amazing as is your daughter. Say Hello to Lisa for me too. 👍👍👌👍
Hey, Jeff: Your making all us other guys look pretty bad, compared to how busy and knowledgeable you are at everything. You can do anything you put your mind too. So Cool!!
Been a city boy all my life and I have nothing but respect for you sir. I have a hard time going to Home Depot for wood for a book shelf and you have a whole saw mill. New to your channel and I am impressed. Well done
Jeff I love these kinds videos. I went to college for Forestry Technology. So I have went to every saw mill and paper mill around here. We also had to learn how to survey and grade timber and lumber. I really learn a lot from watching you on your mill. So thank you for sharing everything that you do. Love it.. PRECIATE Yall.
Looks good , I to have spent a couple years working on a wood mizer sawmill . Love the smell of fresh cut lumber . Well most anyways , some wood is not pleasant smelling . Ceder is my favorite . Hard work but very refreshing . Way better than a factory sentence . Now all you need is a pellet maker for sawdust and scrap . Keep on cutting
I was a yard hand for a building material business several years ago blue wood was a cull or not desired , now days blue wood is a treasure. How times change
I like the way you work in the prior boards with bark still on the edge into one of your next passes to knock the bark edge off. Most all the people I watch seem to save all their boards and clean them up later. that just seems like a lot of extra work moving material to me. Why not work them in like you do and save yourself a saw pass and be done with the board. That to me looks like someone with experience versus someone that went out and bought themselves a sawmill for the sake of new youtube material. nice work. stay safe and stay healthy. treat your body like you plan on using it 10 years from now.
I lije the bluegrass music. Heard lots of it having grown up near bristol,tn/va in northeast Tennessee. My best friends dad had a bluegrass band. They use to pick and grin at the Sykes family house on most weekends.
Yes sir always enjoy the sawmill videos. Seriously looking into 1 for myself. I really like how you have it up off the ground. I see people sawing right down on ground level and it makes my back hurt watching it lol.
Ur Amazing Jeff U do it ALL Craftsmanship is Awesome as well U don't waste nothing...👏👏👏👊 Enjoy and Preciate Y'all 💕 Both U and Hannah make the Best Father and Daughter Team 👨👧💕😊
I envy you Jeff lol I gotta buy my lumber and good god almighty it’s higher than giraffe nuts right now. Great video but I’m honestly sad we only got to see you cut one log up on the mill. Idda like to seen the finished pile of lumber you had when you was done 👍🏼 keep em comin brother, much love from Oklahoma ✌🏼
your definetly lucky to have a mill. i was gathering materials to build a small shop this spring and that has been put on hold. have been looking at small mills. if these prices dont give soon that will be my next step. it will be a good investment anyhow. keep on grinding buddy.
Hi i like finishing wood the high shine sealer i use for refinish stock for rifles that what makes them look so good! there a bar top sealer too it for weight to stiffen plastic stocks this stuff has to be done out side to seal it I have a paint problem air suit was damaged i got sick! I was painting mail trucks back in 1987 to 1992 the air system failed in my suit clean air important when painting that yucky stuff! i like working with wood it helps me relax and forget the bad things in my past!
seriously .. what sort of flog gives this man a thumbs down !? Jeff is a bloody legend .. and has the most interesting videos on youtube .. Get Around Him preciate ya from Australia 👍🏻
It was a joke I figured some electrical people may find it funny that he went with the more expensive wire compared to other residential wires like 14/2 being cheaper.
My Lithuanian goddaughter got a wood kiln and the government gave them cigarette butts to burn in the boiler. The exhaust air was like a sauna. Amazing how much moisture comes out of the wood.
Got a feeling , little saw mills are working overtime. Cost to build a house today for framing is $25k more than last year, then the cost of masonry labor going through the roof just going add another $10k .
To say I admire Jeff Barron is to understate it. The skills he's developed over the years, the work ethic, the obviously very healthy relationship with his daughter. That guy is really living life. No sleep walking through it here.
What a Role model this guy is. Hats off to Mr. Barron
A Father, a builder, hunter, fisherman, a cook, a ladies man, gentlemen, and a lumberjack, you're the MAN Jeff...
They call that a renaissance man
AND, YEA.. LOL...💖 HE IS ALL THAT..
That's how it is with country folk
Hey Jeff, I grew up and still live in Southeast Al. Raised on a farm and all the good ol country ways. Cutting firewood, Grinding cane for juice and making syrup. Hog & Deer skinning. and eating turtle soup. Even used to drag my daughter around in the woods before daylight, listening for that thundering gobble. Your videos take me back. Great Job ! Keep up the great work ! Keeping it Country !
Jeff be doing some MacGyver moves when it comes to fixing stuff I tell you what. Lol
Fixing the throttle cable with some copper electrical wire? Boy that's some quick thinking right there. Good job Jeff. 👍😉
You don't realize how big the tree is, until he stands next to it.
You're not wrong. I thought it wouldn't be that big until he kept walking away from the camera.
20 iches at the base, give or take a bit. Nice tree.
@@MrClarkisgod
that is 20 inches in diameter not circumference 20 inch in circumference is not that big
Enjoyed the video! Jack of all trades. I can thank my Dad for teaching me all I know about everything. To all the Dads that taught their sons/daughters, " Thanks Dad, we love yall!"
Jeff, great music selection. I didn't appreciate the size of that tree until you walked over to it. i like watching your sawyer technique, you are extremely efficient in your moves. Thank you for sharing.
Thank you. Your videos are always good and the video quality is excellent. I am super impressed with your off the cuff, no printed plan building. You definitely are BLESSED.
That was just great to watch Jeff. Great job. I like the measurements actual 2"X 6".
Watching from snow covered Indiana. Cant wait to see the live edge countertop! 🔥🔥
im in indiana and cant wait till spring.
I love watching your videos Jeff there's always something different
Look how far the base of that tree moved. Always have your escape route cleared. Thanks Jeff.
Great video as always Jeff! Hope you all are having a great day!
Preciate yall!🦌
Thanks Jeff. This kind of real work takes me back to my youth.
Great video would love to see more of the sawmill and cutting lumber. I would love to do that kind of thinks.
Jeff !! You got a Hell of a channel !!! Keep it up my friend from Arkansas ! God bless you and Hanna !!!! 🇺🇸 👍
Awesome video Jeff, hello to Lisa for me too, thank you both!
Steve
Sawmill is a great investment with the price of lumber nowadays!
Its great to see you culling trees to prevent beetles from destroying acres of pine trees.
Anyone would be lucky to have this guy as a friend or relative.
Real 2x dimensional lumber! What a treat to work with... and makes for stout framing too. Nice.
Welcome Back Jeff, I Love watching you work. Sure glad Hannah got you doing your own videos, is there anything you can't do buddy? Your amazing as is your daughter. Say Hello to Lisa for me too. 👍👍👌👍
Really enjoy Your working videos Jeff!
Preciate Y’all!👍🙏🇺🇸
It's a beautiful thing.
Always up to something ,hard working down home family
Nice to see you cutting true to size...
Wow...those trees are huge...another interesting video...thx Jeff
Wow, I never watched anybody make boards before, that's really cool!
jeff you are the best
Hey, Jeff: Your making all us other guys look pretty bad, compared to how busy and knowledgeable you are at everything. You can do anything you put your mind too. So Cool!!
I have thoroughly enjoyed your videos and watching you work is a great enjoyment for me and everyone who watches you work.
Now I know why all my friends want a sawmill
💟 That fiddle music, Jeff. Keep'em coming ur videos are awesome! Jim ✝😀⚜☮🇺🇸
U da man.Mr.J.Fix with 12 gauge solid copper.
If I lived a little bit closer I'd come down and help you Jeff looks like that would be a lot of fun.
Been a city boy all my life and I have nothing but respect for you sir. I have a hard time going to Home Depot for wood for a book shelf and you have a whole saw mill. New to your channel and I am impressed. Well done
Jeff I love these kinds videos. I went to college for Forestry Technology. So I have went to every saw mill and paper mill around here. We also had to learn how to survey and grade timber and lumber. I really learn a lot from watching you on your mill. So thank you for sharing everything that you do. Love it.. PRECIATE Yall.
You gave us Hannah, we salute you....what a great job you did as a father,and true american
Really put it in perspective when he stood by the tree.
Damn good work Jeff!!!
Great vid Jeff 👍
This was an extremely informative and highly interesting video. Great job, Jeff!
GOOD WORK JEFF
Looks good , I to have spent a couple years working on a wood mizer sawmill . Love the smell of fresh cut lumber . Well most anyways , some wood is not pleasant smelling . Ceder is my favorite . Hard work but very refreshing . Way better than a factory sentence . Now all you need is a pellet maker for sawdust and scrap . Keep on cutting
Mighty good job 👍
I was a yard hand for a building material business several years ago blue wood was a cull or not desired , now days blue wood is a treasure. How times change
I like the way you work in the prior boards with bark still on the edge into one of your next passes to knock the bark edge off. Most all the people I watch seem to save all their boards and clean them up later. that just seems like a lot of extra work moving material to me. Why not work them in like you do and save yourself a saw pass and be done with the board. That to me looks like someone with experience versus someone that went out and bought themselves a sawmill for the sake of new youtube material. nice work. stay safe and stay healthy. treat your body like you plan on using it 10 years from now.
Awesome Job!!
I lije the bluegrass music. Heard lots of it having grown up near bristol,tn/va in northeast Tennessee. My best friends dad had a bluegrass band. They use to pick and grin at the Sykes family house on most weekends.
Yes sir always enjoy the sawmill videos. Seriously looking into 1 for myself. I really like how you have it up off the ground. I see people sawing right down on ground level and it makes my back hurt watching it lol.
Nice, I have a sawmill and enjoy making lumber. No pine where I’m at, it’s all hardwoods. Wish I had a pine thicket like that! Good video!
Mr. Jeff Barron awesome job as always posting videos...it keeps the people going!
Great job Jeff! Thumbs up!
Yea Haw! Love that banjo music!
Thanks Jeff ! Looking good !
Enjoyed . More sawmilling videos jeffro.👍🇺🇸
Cool video Jeff !
Ur Amazing Jeff U do it ALL
Craftsmanship is Awesome as well
U don't waste nothing...👏👏👏👊
Enjoy and Preciate Y'all 💕 Both U and Hannah make the Best Father and Daughter Team 👨👧💕😊
You have a nice set up.
Jeff you are a legend
I enjoyed it as I do the rest of em God Bless yall 👍💪💪
Man...I gotta hard on !!! Free wood !!!! Great system !!!I' m jealous !!!Must be nice !!!
Great videos
you are an artist!!👏👏
I used to work at a Tie & lumber mill brings back memories
Just a wealth of knowledge we as men could learn so much from watching you
Nice logs make nice lumber.
some nice lumber the mate :) x
Dude you got serious skills! Great video
That there is a jack of all trades🤙🏼
Those are some nice sized trees Jeff! I didn’t think they were near that big in diameter! Keep up your great videos brother!
I have land also that has several 90 to 100' white pine that has gotten me and my son looking into purchasing a band mill..
Lumber looking good. We have a cooks saw mill . Save a lot of money. Thanks 😊!!
yep!
Great video thanks again
Thinkin ahead....ur a genius!!!!
Awesome video.
don't forget Jeff ,light poles are cedar, I cut 1 cant 10x10 30ft long 1000dollar cant, great greenhouse wood beautiful
This guy! Appreciate Jeff yall.
NICE WOOD
Thanks Jeff
I envy you Jeff lol I gotta buy my lumber and good god almighty it’s higher than giraffe nuts right now. Great video but I’m honestly sad we only got to see you cut one log up on the mill. Idda like to seen the finished pile of lumber you had when you was done 👍🏼 keep em comin brother, much love from Oklahoma ✌🏼
🙏👍 good to see this ol' woodamizer
Looks like the arm is fully recovered!
dude is a Machine 💪
Fire wood 👍💯
Boraxo on the stumps keeps them beetles down...long needle pine... js
your definetly lucky to have a mill. i was gathering materials to build a small shop this spring and that has been put on hold. have been looking at small mills. if these prices dont give soon that will be my next step. it will be a good investment anyhow. keep on grinding buddy.
Nice saw
Hi i like finishing wood the high shine sealer i use for refinish stock for rifles that what makes them look so good! there a bar top sealer too it for weight to stiffen plastic stocks this stuff has to be done out side to seal it I have a paint problem air suit was damaged i got sick! I was painting mail trucks back in 1987 to 1992 the air system failed in my suit clean air important when painting that yucky stuff! i like working with wood it helps me relax and forget the bad things in my past!
😂 I have to fix my throttle cable about twice a season also.nice show Jeff n 3 months I'll start sawing lumber cuz frozen logs don't saw good.
that was a nice drop....
seriously .. what sort of flog gives this man a thumbs down !?
Jeff is a bloody legend .. and has the most interesting videos on youtube .. Get Around Him
preciate ya from Australia 👍🏻
Hey Jeff u and ur something i grew up with a saw mill that u had crank by hand from east Tennessee
Time to quit hunting and get to cutting and sawing ole boy!!👍🤟🌲🌳
That copper wire is gonna be saying damn I'm glad that's over with when you get thru there. He's done worked my ass off cutting all them logs.
12-2 you fancy Jeff! Sir.
Actually is was a piece of 12 gauge not 12-2. 2 just means a pair of conductors, he only used 1
Yeah, but I got 2 more to replace that one. I just figured that people come identify with the single wire coming from a scrap of 12-2 with ground.
@@jeffbarron70 love your videos. Didnt mean to sound like an ass!! :)
It was a joke I figured some electrical people may find it funny that he went with the more expensive wire compared to other residential wires like 14/2 being cheaper.
My Lithuanian goddaughter got a wood kiln and the government gave them cigarette butts to burn in the boiler. The exhaust air was like a sauna. Amazing how much moisture comes out of the wood.
😎😎😎😎
Sounds like a husky!
Got a feeling , little saw mills are working overtime. Cost to build a house today for framing is $25k more than last year, then the cost of masonry labor going through the roof just going add another $10k .