Another awesome video son.😘 Dad and I once again couldn’t be more proud. Keep up the good work. Thank you everyone for your constant support. Means a lot to us and thatwoodguy. God Bless, be good be kind!❤️
That little mill is sure handy to have around!! It's amazing what an old junky pine log can be turned into when milled!! Way to go my friend!! Stay safe!!
🧐🧐I have 🤷🏼♀️ you are capable of building anything. I’m sure it will be great. I can’t wait. Senior firewood hound can’t comment he has no cell service 🤪🤪
Hey Wood Guy, just found your channel. Just put a downpayment on an wm xl 25 in Wood Village, Oregon. Its going to be in Stevenson, WA. Sawing some Doug fir for a summer cabin, an outdoor stage and some other projects. Your videos give a good realistic idea of what these small manual mills can do. I've had an LT 10 on the East Coast since 2010 and continue to enjoy sawing my own lumber. I'm going to be 60 this year and only wish I got my first mill at your age. I look forward to watching you build your business. Good luck and God Bless. Peace bro. Charles.
I just love the look of true dimensional rough cut lumber. At some point I'll have a mill and be able to saw up all the lumber that I need. I get so many good logs from my tree guy that I could mill some serious lumber. I'm gonna guess you're building a sauna! Or a giant crib for thatwoodbaby.
Looking good with that new machine ! Grabbing those logs with the thumb like you should be.... ALWAYS use the mechanical advantage whenever you can.. will save you time and possibly damaged equipment or worse injury to yourself
One can never have enough 2 by dimensional lumber for building projects on your property. Don't forget to cut stickers so your lumber can be stacked properly to dry. Be sure to run the slab cuts through your firewood processor for outdoor campfire wood. They cut up quick and easy.
Great video ! I don't know anything bout sawmills. But I do have a question. After your first cut why don't you put the flat side down on the bed to make the second cut ? Thank you for your videos I do enjoy them
HAY MY WOOD GUY, I DON'T CARE IF YOUR HAIR IS LONG- AS A MATTER OF FACT, I LIKE IT... MAYBE YOU COULD GO ANOTHER COUPLE YEARS BEFORE YOU GET A TOUCH-UP :-) ALSO YOU DON'T NEED TO GO BACK TO LEARNIN, FOR A YOUNG BUCK YOUR SCHOOLIN ME ON LOTS OF STUFF, AND HAVIN A GREAT TIME TO-BOOT!!! THERE'S NOT TOO MANY FOLKS ROUND YOUR AGE THAT CAN GET UP IN THE MORNIN LET ALONE DO SOMETHIN CONSTRUCTIVE, WITH ANY SENSE OF URGENCY AT ALL... I DON'T KNOW IF YOU WATCH ANY ANDREW COMARATA... HE LIVES IN NEW YORK ALSO... HAS HIS OWN BUSINESS, AND JUST LIKE YOU, HE GETS IT DONE... I LIKE YOUR CONTENT... YOU KEEP PUSHIN ON MY WOOD GUY... PEACE...
Thanks gringo!! 😂👍🏻 your kind words means a lot to me my friend! I have not forgot about getting you number for your cutting board :) custom TWG one... always much love and respect to you Paul👍🏻
Great work man. It’s kind of a bummer so many folks poopoo pine. Some species have a higher yanka rating than dougfur for building. There’s an old technique for harvesting pine to make it harder. It’s somewhat of a long process. About 12 months. Great content. A few of us are wondering how many man hours you got into that lumber (just the milling part).
Do you sell lumber and if so do you dry and plane the boards first? Also I saw you trimming the boards down, Do you have less waste if you do that rather than just measure out what the dimensions your cutting after your first two cuts?
You could have gotten that log right there with that lift right there. Just tilt down stomp and pray it spins and rolls exactly how you want it then you gotta get off the forklift, wrestle the log,run back to the lift and tilt up,run back to the other side of the log and heave it on the fork, run to the other side and heave it on the fork , cuss at your boss because you gotta stack 20 foot timbers alone all day because people are not working right now. Then get on the lift, sigh, wipe off the sweat, struggle with the stupid e brake that sticks every time, put in reverse, wait for someone behind you to stack 50 2x8s all by themselves, undo e brake again, load up log, don't get tip, don't get raise, don't get new e brake..😵😓
The Magnificent Adamic-man, the Christian Race ... Cush (Greek: Ethiopia), means sun-burnt face Phoenicians described by the Greeks, as fair-haired, fair-skinned people Persia means Lord of the Aryans now renamed IRAN Zimbabwe once known as Rhodesia Chicongo once known as Chicago ... 12 Tribes passed through the Caucasus Mountains (i)ssac's Sons / Saxons / Anglo-Saxons / Europe / Australia / New Zealand / North America / Christian First World / "We the People" ... 38 For as in those days before the flood, *they were eating and drinking, marrying and giving in marriage,* until the day when Noah entered the ark, 39 and they were unaware until the flood came and swept them all away, *so will be the coming of the Son of Man.*
Another awesome video son.😘 Dad and I once again couldn’t be more proud. Keep up the good work. Thank you everyone for your constant support. Means a lot to us and thatwoodguy. God Bless, be good be kind!❤️
Love you endlessly mother ❤️
hi there that little mill does a real nice job . neat to watch john
Thoms thumb to the rescue!
Nice Mizing!
Absolutely beautiful job man.
Great job
That little mill is sure handy to have around!! It's amazing what an old junky pine log can be turned into when milled!! Way to go my friend!! Stay safe!!
Nice going on milling all those 2 x 4 . Can’t wait to see what you build
Beautiful stack of lumber. You make it look so easy but I know it's hard work.
Enjoyed watching!
Awesome job man! Keep the sawdust flying! 👌
Nice lumber, can’t wait to see what they’re for.
🧐🧐I have 🤷🏼♀️ you are capable of building anything. I’m sure it will be great. I can’t wait. Senior firewood hound can’t comment he has no cell service 🤪🤪
Looking good.. Now your shed smells just like my wood yard..
Hey Wood Guy, just found your channel. Just put a downpayment on an wm xl 25 in Wood Village, Oregon. Its going to be in Stevenson, WA. Sawing some Doug fir for a summer cabin, an outdoor stage and some other projects. Your videos give a good realistic idea of what these small manual mills can do. I've had an LT 10 on the East Coast since 2010 and continue to enjoy sawing my own lumber. I'm going to be 60 this year and only wish I got my first mill at your age. I look forward to watching you build your business. Good luck and God Bless. Peace bro. Charles.
Oh thats what true 2x4s look like. Must be nice to build with that instead of the crap you get at the yards
Good Job got me a lx55 coming and hope to be sawing by the end if the year Keep on Sawing
I just love the look of true dimensional rough cut lumber. At some point I'll have a mill and be able to saw up all the lumber that I need. I get so many good logs from my tree guy that I could mill some serious lumber. I'm gonna guess you're building a sauna! Or a giant crib for thatwoodbaby.
Having both a sawmill and firewood processor one then has the dilemma picking and choosing what to mill vs make firewood from.
Looking good with that new machine !
Grabbing those logs with the thumb like you should be.... ALWAYS use the mechanical advantage whenever you can.. will save you time and possibly damaged equipment or worse injury to yourself
Use the first cuts off of Woody for camping wood. Just cut it into the 16” chucks then split it up.
Great video, great attitude. Subbed.
do you roughly how much wood went to the shed, and roughly how long did it take to saw it? really impressive, keep i up!
Bigger sawmill shed?
Any day now :) Woodmizer NY should be calling me!
One can never have enough 2 by dimensional lumber for building projects on your property. Don't forget to cut stickers so your lumber can be stacked properly to dry. Be sure to run the slab cuts through your firewood processor for outdoor campfire wood. They cut up quick and easy.
Awesome video. When you raise the sawmill up can you make a video of you doing the process?
I have an old Bobcat 631 and I LOVE IT !
it's great on fuel its precise and the forks are up close where I can see what's going on
what are you using to strip the bark off of your logs?
How many logs have you cut with it since you owned it? Have you had any issues with the clutch or cutting?
Wow 3 blades that's crazy, good looking lumber though. I can't want to have my own little mill.
Great video ! I don't know anything bout sawmills. But I do have a question. After your first cut why don't you put the flat side down on the bed to make the second cut ? Thank you for your videos I do enjoy them
Got wood 😃
Question, what do you and/or your family do to have 2 bobcats and a big backhoe tractor? Thanks, enjoy your videos
HAY MY WOOD GUY, I DON'T CARE IF YOUR HAIR IS LONG- AS A MATTER OF FACT, I LIKE IT... MAYBE YOU COULD GO ANOTHER COUPLE YEARS BEFORE YOU GET A TOUCH-UP :-) ALSO YOU DON'T NEED TO GO BACK TO LEARNIN, FOR A YOUNG BUCK YOUR SCHOOLIN ME ON LOTS OF STUFF, AND HAVIN A GREAT TIME TO-BOOT!!! THERE'S NOT TOO MANY FOLKS ROUND YOUR AGE THAT CAN GET UP IN THE MORNIN LET ALONE DO SOMETHIN CONSTRUCTIVE, WITH ANY SENSE OF URGENCY AT ALL... I DON'T KNOW IF YOU WATCH ANY ANDREW COMARATA... HE LIVES IN NEW YORK ALSO... HAS HIS OWN BUSINESS, AND JUST LIKE YOU, HE GETS IT DONE... I LIKE YOUR CONTENT... YOU KEEP PUSHIN ON MY WOOD GUY... PEACE...
Thanks gringo!! 😂👍🏻 your kind words means a lot to me my friend! I have not forgot about getting you number for your cutting board :) custom TWG one... always much love and respect to you Paul👍🏻
How much is that lx25 sir?
How long did that stack take you to mill?
Which engine size do you have? I couldn’t tell
How long did it take you to cut that amount ?
Great work man. It’s kind of a bummer so many folks poopoo pine. Some species have a higher yanka rating than dougfur for building. There’s an old technique for harvesting pine to make it harder. It’s somewhat of a long process. About 12 months. Great content. A few of us are wondering how many man hours you got into that lumber (just the milling part).
today's 2x4 are really 1.5 x 3.5 softwood.
The higher your mill sets the harder it is to turn a log
Do you sell lumber and if so do you dry and plane the boards first? Also I saw you trimming the boards down, Do you have less waste if you do that rather than just measure out what the dimensions your cutting after your first two cuts?
Pine-Sol mixing ratio 1:5 with water will mitigate Pine Sap
You're building a cabin! Please tell me you're building a cabin on the lot you're clearing.
You could have gotten that log right there with that lift right there. Just tilt down stomp and pray it spins and rolls exactly how you want it then you gotta get off the forklift, wrestle the log,run back to the lift and tilt up,run back to the other side of the log and heave it on the fork, run to the other side and heave it on the fork , cuss at your boss because you gotta stack 20 foot timbers alone all day because people are not working right now. Then get on the lift, sigh, wipe off the sweat, struggle with the stupid e brake that sticks every time, put in reverse, wait for someone behind you to stack 50 2x8s all by themselves, undo e brake again, load up log, don't get tip, don't get raise, don't get new e brake..😵😓
Yes but it could have went down and begin. Day after then because we had it. Not really bargin the use went south had it normal
The Magnificent Adamic-man, the Christian Race
...
Cush (Greek: Ethiopia), means sun-burnt face
Phoenicians described by the Greeks, as fair-haired, fair-skinned people
Persia means Lord of the Aryans now renamed IRAN
Zimbabwe once known as Rhodesia
Chicongo once known as Chicago
...
12 Tribes passed through the Caucasus Mountains
(i)ssac's Sons / Saxons / Anglo-Saxons / Europe / Australia / New Zealand / North America / Christian First World / "We the People"
...
38 For as in those days before the flood,
*they were eating and drinking, marrying and giving in marriage,*
until the day when Noah entered the ark, 39 and they were unaware until the flood came and swept them all away,
*so will be the coming of the Son of Man.*