Sawmilling Logs For New Floor
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I spent a few summers and a couple of long New England winters working in a sawmill. This brought back some good memories. I would stand in an area and flip boards up to the trim saws and those teeth would buzz right by my head and shoot through the metal walls of the barn. I was told when I started, "Stand here, not here." and then they pointed to the row of holes punched through the metal siding. Many of the men I worked with are no longer around and this makes me smile thinking of them. Thanks for bringing back some good memories, "Rt" (now I need to go smell some sawdust)
Gotta admire someone like Paul, being in in the lumber trade since the 70´s. Thats some real tough work.
I love that you've been using Lisa Hannigan's music recently. She's an absolute treasure.
This is the first time I have ever written a comment on a UA-cam video. I have watched many many Wranglerstar videos and find them informative and entertaining. But what I find most inspiring and enjoyable about them is to see how happy you seem to be, doing what you wish, living life to the fullest. Terrific lifestyle.
+Matthew Nasci Thanks Matthew. We are blessed and do our best.
+Matthew Nasci HE HAS NO INTERNET
+amanda ryan im not even sure what the point of your comment its obvious he has internet
How do you think what your seeing was uploaded.... Magic?
+Matthew Nasci To be honest, like most Americans, he is too happy for me, but still half decent content.
I'm with Mrs W....... love these tours. When I was stationed in the upper peninsula of Michigan long ago at Kincheloe AFB logs were recovered in such a manner from lake Superior and lake Michigan for same high end flooring etc..... beautiful grain, very solid product.
Thank you for taking the time to share. Lots of interesting history. Mills of that caliber are quickly fading away.
Hey Cody, thanks for showing us this amazing place!
Very cool. That saw mill looks like a great place to work. Seriously I bet your day would fly by.
That was great Cody! Thank you!!
Mrs. W's smile is infectious, such a beauty.
Thanks for the video, I grew up in a small town (max 400 pop) where there had been 13 saw mills over the years including some within my families history. Its just great to see it all in action! I bet Mrs. W is worried you'll get new milling ideas!!
I have NEVER liked so many videos from a single channel! love your channel so much. it has replaced 85% of my down time. Thank you Wranglerstar family!
+Wranglerstar My family owns and operates a vintage 01 Frick mill here in the Blue Ridge Mountains of NC. It is so nice to see these old mills still working, they and the men who know how to use them are becoming rather hard to find
I agree with Mrs. W, I like doing these tours. Thanks for taking us along!
To put is simply, that was cool. Plus seeing you two out there like that and having fun, learning, and sharing the experience is heart warming.
I don't comment much but I just gotta say thank you I loved this video stuff like this is absolutely fascinating, to hear from a guy that has been in the business for so long is really interesting and there's something relaxing about watching a saw mill make boards.
I used to work in sawmills when I was younger. Thanks for sharing the tour and bringing back memories
Thank you for taking us along with all you do! Keep up the great work. God bless
Daniel Mraovich You are welcome Dan,
Yatzee now even us City folk can see what a real sawmill looks like. Love it good job.
Love hearing from these folk and seeing the mark of life in their faces. Their knowledge and tales of their lives and old ways are so important to pass on.
Absolutely PHENOMINAL video! Love stories like that.
I could happily spend all day at a place like that. ...and most likely want to go back the next!
I'm lucky enough to live in an area that isosceles with rivers and streams that were used to ship timber. We have an old sawmill site in town that has Thousands of logs on the bottom of a shallow bay and sometimes you run across milled wood. I have a shelf in my office made from one of those that is at least from the 1880's and probably older
Reminds me of the saw mill I visited when I was a small child with my parents... Oregon coastal redwoods is where it was.... cutting HUGE logs! must be one of the few mills that can as you said Mr Cody....
Thanks for the tour. Nice.
Really enjoyed all the b-roll.
Mrs W is gonna love that floor! Thanks for the tour. I wondered about the old logs piled up in some of Oregons coastal cities. Well I wonder no more.
love these wood related visits - especially featuring those that work there and their stories - excellent keep up the good work cody.
Absolutely fabulous video!!! Thank you so much Cody. It's comforting to know that places like this are still out there (i.e., in the US).
Great tour.
Would love to visit the place.
great video Cody. I love learning and seeing operations of all types. that was a neat tour it is enviable life to live. You didn't mention what type of wood was being cut? Mr.Mann sounds like an interesting person to talk to. I like your wife's smile she always seems joyful.
Priceless.
GREAT VIDEO THUMBS UP TO MRS WRANGLERSTAR SHE ALWAYS HAS SUCH A HAPPY POSITIVE ATTITUDE
Great video! I enjoyed the sawmill tour.
Thank you gor the tour. beautiful
I love these tours also! Thanks for the videos.
Thanks for sharing, I really enjoyed watching how those boards were milled.
That wood grain is absolutely beautiful. Is it accentuated by the age/water effect? I love the knotty rustic look. Thank you for the tour.
I love the music!!
The thing I noticed, I thought was so cool. Was the band-saw, seemed to have teeth on both sides of the blade. I can't remember seeing that on any sawmill band-saw before. Of course I've not seen all that may saw-mill. My father in-law was a forester and I'm sure it is a very common thing to him.
great video, thank you for sharing.
Awesome video! You happy and smiling kids made my morning. How anyone could or would leave you negative comments or feedback just boggles my mind. Obviously they are just simply tiny little people incapable of cognitive thoughts or the basic understanding of love....
+David Thorne thanks.
+Wranglerstar Sorry to get all personal, but do you live in Oregon? I heard Paul say Portland and Astoria.
Hey cody, when are you gonna do an update on your "beaver" pond, im just curious on how its looking, take care
Second the beaver pond update!
This is extremely cool!
Love watching sawmills working. Now, are you building a whole new house or just redoing the floor? Cheers.
Great video cody. some nice history I never knew
Great video. Love the tour.
Thats not bad at all, i thought they were milling those old sinker logs into flooring,Here in the northeast you couldnt begin to touch those sinkers unmilled for that kind of money. Anyway Cody is gifted he could use cardboard for flooring and it would turn out beautiful! Thanks for sharing, Lord Bless.
Awesome!
Cody(if that is the way it's spelled) love your channel and have been watching for years but just subscribed recently.
But I have to tell you Mrs.W is awesome. I know you know how lucky your are to have found and won her heart so I don't have to tell you. Hope some day I will be as lucky and find one just as awesome Great videos. Look forward to seeing them for many a year
Opening song was Lisa Hannigan, one of my very favourite singers.
I have friends who raise Cypress from the rivers down in Louisianna. Cypress is some interesting lumber..
Loved that.. Very interesting..
Being a Scottish Sawmiller and all round timber guy, it floats my boat...;)
Fascinating
Hi Codi, I grew up across the big river from you in HR. Love your channel, love your vids. Thanks and keep them coming
Absolutely beautiful people! I love all of your videos :)
Wish i was there...but I'm east coast. If I was I would sand and finish for you...been doing that for over 30 yrs. Depending on the quality of the milling I might not use traditional sanders....might just use a buffer (optional: a UFO attachment to the buffer) and some hand work for low spots.
Awesome video really like this sort of thing!
I agree with what she said; as if that sawmill wasn't cool enough, that kiln sure was!
Wow! Cool Mill! A little bit bigger than the WoodMizers we use at the local mill I work at xD
You bought some cabin flooring it will be nice when you get it laid down its a little harder to work with over other wood flooring because its not perfectly straight etc. A nice clear matte finish on it you will have a floor that will last a long time.
It's too bad Jack couldn't go. That looks like a fun trip!
I think he was there, I saw him at 1 point.
***** Oops. I should probably keep my eyes on the video the whole time. Wasn't paying attention!
Amazing...
Great place ! Please more video of places like that :)
Paweł Nowak Nice profile pic!
y'all are like two kids in a candy store.....I would be also...very neat video !
Nice video as always!Thank you for sharing!But don't you think that fir is too soft to use as flooring material?
Way COOL guys
I live in coos bay and our rivers are full of these boom sticks. I wonder if they would let someone salvage them. They must use a crane on a barge or something to pull them out of the ground.
Has it actually been a year now since you picked up your hardwood floors? Amazing how time has flown by, hopefully the remodel will be done soon. Looks great so far! I vote a lighter shade of green ;-) sorry Mrs W
That fire hazard next to the saw....
We are Christians also. My husband and I enjoy your videos, content and family very much.
Great video! No ear and eye protection?
great video
if you want to see a great flick that showcased these log booms and the Oregon timber industry before it became politically incorrect to be a logger, check out "Sometimes a Great Notion" with Henry Fonda and Paul Newman in the starring roles.
Greetings Cody,just curious where that saw mill is located? Are they still in production?
Awesome!
Thanks Cody and Mrs. Wranglerstar!
God bless!
Your wife is cute, she seems to be enjoying the filming.
Thanks.
Vary cool place
Good video love the content.
Great example of why you should never wear gloves while using any equipment that rotates or has anything with teeth. Not worth losing a finger (or a hand) just a save a few splinters. He was very lucky.
Very nice saw mill though! :)
We dont have any good saw mills lefyt in the county, its a real shame.
That work will make you a man real quick. Like the video Cody
Nice vid. Please slow down with the camera as you are looking around. It is a blur when you move too fast.
Did I just see the band saw cutting forwards and backwards? How does that work?
(Thanks for the videos Mr Star)
warrantyvoid100 Tooth on both sides. No blade guides behind! That bandsaw must track well.
***** Do you know if wheel crowning works with band saw blades like it does with drive belts?
warrantyvoid100 Yes. I know how drive belts and bandsaw blades work. Usually bandsaws dont track that well...
Cool stuff, love your videos. Keep up grate work. :-)
Cody, another great video, what camera rig are you using in this video for the iphone 6 , and is that a light above? The reason i ask as i wish to do the same, that is starting to make homestead videos , god bless
Yes I have a completely New camera rig. I'll do a video of it in the next week or two
wranglerstar Thanks very much i look forward to it :)
My uncle has almost a sawmill like this.
robotics have come so far in the past 20 years
I'm installing hardwood floors now in my house.... Just me, My wife, the floor nailer, and the bottle of Ibuprofen.
wood is wonderful,you take a old rotten looking log and it produces wonder boards.
What is the name of the company that cut your flooring?
I am in the market for fir flooring just like you bought and would love to use reclaimed lumber.
Hi Cody,
How did you film this? What did you use. Thank you
iPhone 6+
Did you use a steady cam or something similar?
my dad works for canfor
antique pine heart pine or long leaf pine. expensive.
#Wranglerstar have you been to Camp 18 yet??
The "n" in kiln is silent. It's pronounced "kill". Much enjoy your videos and your lifestyle, family values, Christian principals, etc. I live a lot like ya'll,only in the mountains of Western North Carolina. We have "sogs" (pronounced "sawgs locally) of wormy chestnut here. They are found buried where very wet conditions occur. The constant wet preserves from decay.
You are wrong about the pronunciation
should have borrowed Wes Pandy's wood mizer.
The next one will be your ONE THOUSANDTH VIDEO! Wow dude :) By the way, thanks again for helping inspire our channel :) Maybe check out our new Tractor video? Thanks!
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