This Is Not What You Want To Find Inside A Log At The Sawmill
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Nail puller from video. amzn.to/3uSLQWq
Get yourself a metal detector
' that's a shocker ' cracks me up every time ❤🇬🇧❤🇬🇧❤🇬🇧
Thanks for the outtakes, I thought it was only me speaking confused nonsense
You're funny. Glad you included the outtake foibles to show that a video is not always a on-take shot.
That is some fine looking Red Oak. Beautiful. Thanks for sharing
I was amazed the first time I watched a head rig in a sawmill operate with a good pilot; this was equally amazing! That is one impressive rig.
Nathan.... bet we are all waiting for that unedited sound of the blade finding a nail...
The zing... the profanities and then the rubbing of the blade through the log.... 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Nathan, Merry Christmas to you and your family. Thanks for all of the work you put into these videos for us to enjoy.
Thanks 👍👍
😂😂😂 Love the out-takes!
I was working in a sawmill in germany. Sometimes we got deliveries of wood with bomb shrapnel from WWII in nearly every log. The guy whos job was to sharpen the blades had a hell of a good time with those deliveries. I like your accent tho. :)
Looking good Nathan
Keep up with the great videos.
Thanks 🙏
I had a Frick circle mill running a 60 inch set tooth and ring blade. Sawing some beautiful red oak on day and ran across an insulator, you know the brown ceramic ones they use in power lines? Yeah one of those..... made a crazy fire show and I had 50 holes in the shed roof and back wall where the teeth and rings flew out. I am one lucky SOB because I had several tears in my big ole Carhartt jacket that went all the way through the arms and I found 3 teeth stuck in my overalls. Why they stopped is a mystery because the ones in the back of the shed went through some 1 inch white pine that I used as wall material. Fun times at the mill man fun times at the mill...
Thanks for stirring up old memories of times I loved and for the time it takes to create, script, shoot, edit and UL these videos so I can live vicariously through you sir!!!
Hey Nathan, I am a weatherman and I almost hardly ever made a bad forecast...those who know me would say, "That's a shocker." A forecaster's lament: my hits, no one remembers, my misses, no one forgets. Don't worry though, we weather geeks can take the heat.!
I find the weather forecasts remarkably accurate these days which I think is down to satellite images.
As a mortar man, I sure appreciate the accuracy of top skill meterologists, but not as much as the Forward Observers do down range 😅
Man, oh man!!! What gorgeous wood you brought out of that tree! In the last 3-4 weeks, I've been building some nice projects with a batch of cherry bark oak I've been hoarding for 50+ years...and seeing the grain in those boards when you took them off the mill just makes me salivate. All I need is a stack of greenbacks, some time, and a truck so I could come pick up a load of those after they come out of your kiln. TERRIFIC work, once again!
~Dr. Larry S. Anderson • Tupelo, MS (birthplace of King Elvis)
I love your outtakes, keep throwin them in!
My father worked at a timber yard in the UK and they had to take precautions whenever they had timber from Germany as it was common for the saw to throw out bullets from WW2.
That’s too cool
Good laugh from the Out Takes. Thank you for all your hard work, Meanist Cat on You Tube and sense of humor!
Our pleasure!
The outtakes should be called "my goodness", it's my favourite Nathan phrase
Oak quarter sawn making a comeback. nice to see this.
Tennessee Red Oak. My favorite. Merry Christmas!
Thanks for sharing with us Nathan, you got a lot more lumber from that log than I thought you would. We are getting a lot of rain around here also and it is a mess trying to get the yard in shape for winter. Stay safe and keep up the fun around there. Fred.
How you Fred?
Now that was some beautiful Oak Thanks for Sharing it with us✌️ Napa California
Glad you enjoyed it
That looked like some pretty good looking Red Oak Nathan. Pity about the nail but I did like your comment about your Metal Detector, I'll pay that one. I have had one of those same style of nail pullers since the age of 14, so that's 69 years now, & would never be without one, particularly as I use a lot of reclaimed timber for my projects. Thanks for another great video, Don from South Australia.
Glad to see you move the speed thru the log faster to match what you have known all along that the LT70 and Joes blades are capable of, I learned it from you. No use in making your finish machinery work harder than it needs to know that you have it in the timber frame. Thanks for the video.
You made me proud using a spray bottle with diesel in it. My go too!
Chuck
Thanks for sharing brother, I love the smell and beauty of red oak
You bet
That's some STUNNING grain structure. The cuts were fun to watch too, but the grain is what this episode's pay-off was.
I know! What beautiful wood....I was thinking "Guitar bodies" all during the video. This video is like wood nerd porn.
@@rbell7666 YEAH! Or stand speaker bodies.
Nice out takes! 👍🏼
Thanks! 👍
You had some nice looking white oak boards !! 🪵
The red oak log turned out very nice. Never know what you got until you open 'er up
Love to see the return of the Outtakes love it
NICE quarter-sawn!
ty
If you bag up that sawdust, take it to local garage and offer it to them for floor dry. I use it to soak up oil and such, it works well.
Really nice looking lumber, beautiful grain.
Thanks 👍
The old log had some beautiful lumber hidden within. After the kiln those boards will need a master woodworker to give them life.
Agreed. Always loved red oak. Cut a lot up for firewood as a kid in Iowa in the 1970’s. Never dreamed I would own a sawmill someday
Honestly when ever life gets stressful, I turn on Out of the Woods and listen to a calm voice. Better than therapy.
hi there , looks like you got a Christmas present , and not even black walnut . lots of rain here yesterday now mud
That's nice looking Ray Fleck in that white oak
ty
Now that is beautiful wood grain😮
Always love the outtakes, keep them coming! PLEASE! You all have a Merry Christmas!🤣🎄🎀
Love this channel, speaking of metal in a tree i was removing a very gangly old pussywillow at a retired persons property. In the centre of the tree , much to my surprise was a t bar post probably the original stake from 60 years ago. I was using a husky 36 and it tore the chain right off pulling the saw out of my hands. Note to others pay attention to older trees and shrubs sometimes they fight back.
Wow, scary.
Dang that had to be scary as heck
New subscriber here. Nothing but mad respect for what you do. Nothing I appreciate more than hard good work!
Thanks for the sub!
I do some cutting in old agricultural areas. Sometimes, I refer to my saw as my "fence finder."
Yep! lol
Got that crescent tool a couple years ago, as I love to work with reclaimed wood. Love it!
Very cool!
Merry Christmas buddy
Some nice American White Oak there.
Log the out takes…….
I hear ya.
God Bless you n yours
This might be a dumb question, but I there a vacuum system you could hook up to this sawmill to collect saw dust. Like a 3 in hose connected to the dust outlet and have it collect in a big barrel.
Nice nice nice grain.
well Nathan at least it was only one nail, the timber looks Great
Weatherman is only job where you are never wrong
That is some beautiful wood Nathan despite having to mine for steel in the middle of it. Great video thumbs up.
That nail puller sure is slick! I sure enjoy watching that 70 in action. That last board you had shown sure was pretty, those rays 👌🤠. Take care buddy!
Merry Christmas to you and your family Nathan! Love the outtakes!
Hope all is well, take care and stay safe! God bless!🙏✝️🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
Nathan. Merry Christmas to you and yours. Even to the cats you have. Thank you for the entertainment you provide to those of us who don’t get out much.
ty
Thanks for the real time cutting speed. And, wow what we don’t see is the sawdust bern you have to remove. Beautiful Oak lumber
Thanks 👍
Despite the issues with rot and the nail, that sure was some beautiful red oak. Lots of character on that woodgrain.
Have a great weekend, mate.
That sawdust pile is getting up there...LOL
Really enjoyed watching this sawmill in action. Merry Christmas to your family! As a side note, when you answer to a post use more than one word. At least I want to see the more personal side of your communication.
Merry Christmas and Seasons Greetings to You and your whole Family
Same to you!
What's the count of people commenting saying you should get a stud detector or other metal detecting device at now? Some foreign objects in wood aren't obvious until after it's too late! I've heard there are saw blades out there that can handle a nail and still need only minimal sharpening. Not sure if they're within your budget, but you work well with what you have on hand! Some excellent grain in these wooden boards!
17:09 gorgeous ray fleck there.
agreed
My hand held metal detector has saved me more jointer and planer blades than I can count in the last couple years. Not to mention n the hassle of changing them.
Nice one Nathan, take care
Thanks buddy
Thank you for sharing the outtakes 😀
that some beautiful oak right there. lol love end .
With the technology that exists today, such as that great mill, using your nice blades as metal detectors is quite.. insane, imo. but I know the feeling because I cut all kinds of materials on my job, from carbon steel down to plastics & foam. blades are sacrificial, but most of mine aren't 8ft around. we have a couple of bands', but they only cut metals already, no wood. you guys with those mills make me jealous.
It never ceases to amaze me that you guys in the USA fought long and hard for your independence. You have firework displays and celebrations to demonstrate your freedom from the tyranny of British rule, but you said to yourself: "let's keep their impractical measurement system"
Nice video Nathan 👍🇺🇸. Thanks for the outtakes, it’s been awhile 😂
Nathan, I think you're probably the only one concerned about your grammar, we all just come for the content.
I love your channel and wish you and your family a merry Christmas
We picked up about 2.5ft of snow these past few days. I know things get muddy from all the rain but at least you're not at 10°F. ;-)
You need to build an extension onto your saw shed Nathan.
Beautiful product, Nathan! I have a bunch of Red Oak right beside me here. I bought 110bft of it. Some of it is spalted. Beautiful! Thanks for your work, sir!
Loving that Red Oak. You can keep your faddy walnut thanks. Oak is just the best.
A meteorologist is like a Professional Baseball player/batter.
If you are batting .333 for your career then you are in the Hall of Fame. Same with the Weather Man.
That red oak is some pretty stuff.
Mate i love the outtakes, i make them toooooo, xD.
Have a great Weekend,
greetings from Germany
Wolfgang
What an amazing saw mill you have. I don't know anything about lumber, but I really enjoyed your video. Thanks.
Thank you very much!
Dark - What an incredible piece, I was not a fan of the dark while you were building it but WOW.
Nice looking lumber!
Thanks!
Beautiful! Red oak is my favorite wood to build with.
I work in a lumber mill in the early '80s, late '70s and the resaw which is a big old blade. You could hear it when it hits something and we were scared that the whole big bandsaw blade was going to come apart. Most times it didn't but it could have
PS - That Red Oak looks great!
As you were pulling out the nail, I noticed the face of the log facing us is just ate up with fleck and tiger ray. I couldn't help but think "he don't know I actually would love to have twenty inch wide boards with all that fleck on it". Kinda breaks my heart a little. ;-) Flat sawn oak is just sad stuff my friend...speaking as a furniture maker that is.
Nathan, wishing for you and your family a very Wonderful Christmas and Happy and Prosperous New Year. As for the nails in the wood...sheet happens!
Happy new year!
That is beautiful red oak.
Ty
I work in the countryside in the UK. I was talking to some woodmen one day and they showed me a piece of beech . It had been 'branded' with a military regimental badge. The bark had grown over it and it was found a few inches inside the tree trunk. On further investigation it was found to be a 'Free French' insignia. They were based in the area in WW2 and were training in tanks for D Day.
You look like Jeremy Renner's older brother. lol good stuff man.
Nice looking oak. Y'all a have a merry Christmas.
Thanks, you too!
That was a beautiful oak log. Hard to believe how many 5/4 boards you got out of it.
Love that red oak
Nice piece of wood.
Two quick things.
1. What about the board with the other half of the nail?
2. I think you need to add onto the sawmill shed to allow you to mill in rainy weather.
Does it lunch the saw belt every time it hits a nail?
White Oak makes pretty hardwood flooring.
My crappy little 4 room house, with 1/8" plywood sheathing (yes 1/8"),
built in 1953, has 1" x 2 1/4" oak, tongue and groove flooring.
I was Amazed, when I pulled up the nasty shag carpets, when I moved in.
When I first saw the nail puller I thought it was an antique torch with a flushing tip.
That turned out to be beautiful red oak boards. 👍
That must smell wonderful.
It does!
I have one of those nail pullers. They work great,, untill you move your hand up too high. Ouch!
That diesel really quiets that blade chatter fast. At 30 cents a squirt it’s money well spent. Sorry about the blade. Thank you for posting. Merry Christmas 🎄🎁
Thanks 👍 appreciate you Brian,
I grew up next to a large sawmill facility. They had four sawmills, I guess four to eight saw blades each depending on the thickness of the board they wanted. They were not band saws but straight saws about 6 ft long going up and down about twice a second so a log went through it once. They would cut hundreds of logs per day. Since I lived in an area in Europe where there was heavy fighting during WWII almost every day they would have to stop a saw because they hit a piece of shrapnel or a bullet embedded in a log. They would cut around that piece of shrapnel and sell the wood as scrap for firewood for heating or kitchen stoves. Sometimes while chopping the scrap wood I would find a rusty piece of shrapnel or a bullet. That was in the early seventies. I wish I kept a couple of those pieces of wood.
Good golly, that was some very beautiful oak. One of those as a slab would've made a nice desk top, even with the minor kink in the pattern.