That mizer has ran something like if ya ran it 200 days. 200,000 board feet or so since this video aired pretty impressive.. one thing I wanted to recommend for the old sawdust clean up .. my thoughts have a canvas tarp made to six feet by 24 ft made and extra reinforcement stitching lay in hallway area.. then when it's full drag the dust out to the area where ya load it by shovel. Dragging as you empty. Will save ya miles of walking with the shovel and will make a bunch of commenters happy.. I appreciate the work ethic.. your parents have raised some winners.. congrats keep them coming.
Basswood is deceptively soft for a hardwood but it takes a sharp blade to cut it sometimes i open up the set . if the blade is dull it sort of tears and you get the stringy tags on the boards and in the block guides. You can get away with a dull blade in higher density hardwoods. I have ruined blades with the wavy cuts in Basswood more often than I like to admit . Here in iowa we get orders for nine quarter all the time.
Awesome job ladies! Emerald, if you are sawing, is your sister filming? Who ever does the filming does an great job and you do awesome narrating the videos! Very, very informative and I need to drop a line to Wood Mizer telling them, that you ladies need to instructional videos for them as you ladies do a much better job! Just curious... what Wood Mizer mills have you guys used and a video on your likes and dislikes would be great! Thank you for you videos and doing such an amazing job with them!
Yeah, sometimes I can talk my sisters into filming or I set up the camera. We started out with the lt15 and worked up from there, down the line we will upgrade to the lt70!
Gotta get a flame thrower make fast work of that snow and it'll get a fire cranking to. And that sawdust building up best thing I found was a air compressor it was like magic being here at the house blades last longer and less wear on the belts if the sawdust gets running between it would make the tension go funny when it warmed up some. Awesome setup yall have there like ur videos
Great video. Thanks for the explanations for what you are doing. It’s very interesting. I had never heard of basswood until now. Keep up the good work and stay safe. Thank you.
I imagine the Hatchet house goes through quite a lot of those Bass blanks. It looks like a popular spot. Doe they send them back to you to turn into charcoal? Keep up the good work!
That Bass wood looks like what other smay call Basswood. If it is I think that you may find some wood carvers who would pay a good price for the Bass wood offcuts.
I did not see your post I just told the girls the same thing it's a horrible thing to see someone wrapped up into a machine because of their hair or their clothes
I don't want to tell you girls what to do but I've been working in industrial situations and coal mines all my life your long hair on you girls is very beautiful but being around moving machinery you can't have that hair flying around all it takes is a couple of strands to get wrapped up and it'll pull your head into something you don't want to pull into the same with loose clothing it's horrible to see someone wrapped up into a machine it's absolutely horrible and I don't want to see anything happen to you two beautiful girls so please think about your hair around that machinery take care and God bless you
you girls rock thar log yard great job
That mizer has ran something like if ya ran it 200 days. 200,000 board feet or so since this video aired pretty impressive.. one thing I wanted to recommend for the old sawdust clean up .. my thoughts have a canvas tarp made to six feet by 24 ft made and extra reinforcement stitching lay in hallway area.. then when it's full drag the dust out to the area where ya load it by shovel. Dragging as you empty. Will save ya miles of walking with the shovel and will make a bunch of commenters happy.. I appreciate the work ethic.. your parents have raised some winners.. congrats keep them coming.
Wonderful video as always. Interesting section showing your hands on the controls.
great work.. most people dont even know what a hand saw looks like..
Nice to see women doing Manly work great job you ladies are doing
You are an awesome operator on the mill
Always enjoy your videos, thank you
Great work ya all love your videos
You two are so cute working together!
You talked, I loved it.
Basswood is deceptively soft for a hardwood but it takes a sharp blade to cut it sometimes i open up the set . if the blade is dull it sort of tears and you get the stringy tags on the boards and in the block guides. You can get away with a dull blade in higher density hardwoods. I have ruined blades with the wavy cuts in Basswood more often than I like to admit . Here in iowa we get orders for nine quarter all the time.
On reading the title, my dumbass went 'wtf, why would they do that to the poor bass, ur gna ruin the meat!' lmfao
Came here thinking I'd see fish getting sliced up. I stayed anyway. 😂
Great job girl👍. I love to watch your video, great light, great music. It give me hope that the spring is coming here in Quebec too.
first off... you young lades work you tails off... great too see now-a-days... are you twins??? keep up the great job...
Awesome job ladies! Emerald, if you are sawing, is your sister filming? Who ever does the filming does an great job and you do awesome narrating the videos! Very, very informative and I need to drop a line to Wood Mizer telling them, that you ladies need to instructional videos for them as you ladies do a much better job! Just curious... what Wood Mizer mills have you guys used and a video on your likes and dislikes would be great! Thank you for you videos and doing such an amazing job with them!
Yeah, sometimes I can talk my sisters into filming or I set up the camera.
We started out with the lt15 and worked up from there, down the line we will upgrade to the lt70!
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Gotta get a flame thrower make fast work of that snow and it'll get a fire cranking to. And that sawdust building up best thing I found was a air compressor it was like magic being here at the house blades last longer and less wear on the belts if the sawdust gets running between it would make the tension go funny when it warmed up some. Awesome setup yall have there like ur videos
Well done girls, thank you
Great video. Thanks for the explanations for what you are doing. It’s very interesting. I had never heard of basswood until now. Keep up the good work and stay safe. Thank you.
Enjoy your awesome life of being productive. 🤗😊
Keep up the great work ladies 👍🏻 always great videos.. I’m pretty impressed with my little LX 25 lol
Just wondering where you find the background music for your videos? Really great !
Hey guys. Enjoy the videos. I have a LT 15 Go AC
I did not know you could cut frozen logs
I've sawn up Basswood here in northern Vermont. Very soft and white wood.
Same stuff?
I made 4x4's mostly. Customer uses it for carving.
I imagine the Hatchet house goes through quite a lot of those Bass blanks. It looks like a popular spot. Doe they send them back to you to turn into charcoal? Keep up the good work!
Do you folks sharpen your own saw bands?
You guys need a ‘chock block’ to hold those crooks when they’re half over.
I would like a pile of those half inch bass wood boards.
That Bass wood looks like what other smay call Basswood. If it is I think that you may find some wood carvers who would pay a good price for the Bass wood offcuts.
So, do you ladies use a four string bass or a five string bass? I bet you'd make one heck of a good band.
I didn't see any fish getting cut at all...
We built our race boats frame out of bass wood years ago.
I would love to build another boat
anyone notice the red gas can read "staight gas" instead of straight gas
Look like Pro's
Is bass wood harder to cut than soprano wood?
Matt Cremona cuts a lot of hardwood maybe you can get a tip on sourcing blades.
Emerald, do you keep a fire extinguisher within reach, in case of a fire from the machine? Be safe.
Always enjoy your videos.
Does your ear protection double as a headset for your communication device? How does that work for you?
Actually it’s separate, I just put my headphones over my head set. It makes the job so much easier being able to communicate with the swamper.
Why don’t any of the saw millers have a enclosed building so they can work inside out of the bad weather?
Some do..my mill is setup permanently in a building.
Only for electric...
I could see how that could make nice paneling
1/2" paneling maybe a little wider
Nice work. Please ladies, wear your hair up when working around moving machinery!! Please!!!
I did not see your post I just told the girls the same thing it's a horrible thing to see someone wrapped up into a machine because of their hair or their clothes
Can u sale and ship spoon blanks of bass wood ? As 1x3 about 18 inches long
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I don't want to tell you girls what to do but I've been working in industrial situations and coal mines all my life your long hair on you girls is very beautiful but being around moving machinery you can't have that hair flying around all it takes is a couple of strands to get wrapped up and it'll pull your head into something you don't want to pull into the same with loose clothing it's horrible to see someone wrapped up into a machine it's absolutely horrible and I don't want to see anything happen to you two beautiful girls so please think about your hair around that machinery take care and God bless you
I did not watch this video because the title disturbed me. Why would you cut a fish with a sawmill. Definitely overkill and messy!
are you sisters
Yep!
Did the log come out of a lake and do you have gay gas
started watching thought would be interesting like the subject but no sou
nd but music not a fan so stopped watching