Cleanup Protocols: keep your mill running happily
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Good to see you being pro active with your equipment. You ladies are an asset to the company and I’m sure your family is proud of you. ❤
The dynamic duo keeping things in check❤Have a great day everyone 📹👌👍😉
Preventive maintenance is a must
Cold in north Georgia tonight, first night in the 20s❤️🌞🥶
A lumbergirls' job is never done!
Good job team..keep your tools fit n clean..and they will keep you in the
( $$ green $$)!!!!!
C ya on the next video!
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I'd put a repurposed hay conveyor in there to move that saw dust out. Not an easy thing but I'm pretty sure Grandpa can work it out.
Woodmizer makes a sawdust conveyor..... they just don''t have one.
The start in the morning with a clean space give also more effort, mood and the coffee has more taste ... 😊
Thanks for the talk on your trade, ‘best practice’ PM schedules Hugely Important. Learning stuff every time.
Emerald, try the battery operated Dewalt Grease gun. The electric action frees up your have for applying and removing from the fittings. I use one to do the maintenance on our TK1400 saw mill and the tractor. Have a great day!
i love to watch jade shoveling.. she's so cute and lovely. girls who work with their hands are more cute physically and have a beautiful spirit 🌈.
yeah, but unless they start wearing gloves their hands won't be so cute for long
All professionals must keep their tools in clean and tidy. Then the tools will serve them a long time and working with it will not be very tiring. The throw of the dusty debarker cover was unexpected, but the camera was not dropped 🙂. (Hi from Belarus. Harry Davidson).
Nice video Emerald have a good day
Hey, ihr zwei macht einen so guten Job! Die Reinigung und Instandhaltung sind genauso ein wichtiger Teil wie die Arbeit selbst. Ihr seid das Dreamteam und eure Eltern können sehr stolz auf euch beide sein. Jade ist viel im Hintergrund, macht dafür aber sehr gute Videos die wir sehen dürfen. Danke für Euch zwei und die schönen, guten Eindrücke.🥰🤗👌🏽🙏🏽
When you girls work together all day and your siblings, it just means that you do play well with others. I assume you girls still go and get a chance to play like all girls do so darn adorable. They are cute.😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄
A friend of mine made a vacuum that is able to suck up sawdust and lite amounts of wood chips and bark and he was able to configure his device to blow everything into a either his front end loader or his dump trailer that he pulls behind his loader. If you guys could devise a similar devise for your yard, it might make your evening downtime quicker and get you home faster.
Hello everybody 👋🏻hope you’re having an amazing Monday and an awesome week ahead. Stay safe healthy and free . Please take care of each other. God Bless us all.🙏😊🇺🇸
Hats off to your Dad for helping you understand maintaining equipment and you for listening clean tools are happy tools 😊
it would help you if you had a milwaukee battery grease gun
I never heard of a zerk in my life. Learn something new every day.
Wow thank you Emerald, you’re a great worker thrall, consistent, caring and smart. Love watching you,learning about your work and the importance of being a true professional. Love ❤️
Clap Clap Clap for first try getting it on the pin. Enjoying the videos, thanks Emerald.
It’s similar to shoveling snow, but only in this case it sawdust it also sawdust and also be a fire hazard if you don’t clean it up
Great work ethic Em and Jade! I’ve watched Jade shovel truckloads of sawdust! Enough for a ski and snowboard mountain I’m sure! And Em working her mill created all of that sawdust! Snows a coming. Stay warm and safe LCLY!! 👍👍👍👍
I'm not a pro on my mill yet, but Wood - Mizer did tell me to take the pressure off the blade when i'm not running it. It looked like your gauge was still up with pressure. I did learn a few things from this video, thank's.
Good evening all,
I'm surprised you don't use some kind of cover for the control panel. Does Woodmiser make one?? Perhaps a large heavy duty trash bag if nothing else. I'd hate to see a cold driving rain cover it in ice. Even covered, wind can put water where it's not intended😢😢
You guys do a really nice job. Yea, maintenance is a royal pain. Don't do it and it costs you even more on parts and downtime. Hope you all stay warm and safe. Keep checking on Boss man in the woods as temperatures start to drop and roads start to get icy. I've spent many days outside as a logbuyer and I know how rough it could get.
Good information concerning maintenance on the sawmill.
Your channel posts are very informative and interesting. You know your business. Exemplary in your job performance. Congratulations! God bless you and yours now and forever. Amen
Love our PA... "Getting it away"
Awesomeness Truespeak Thank You For All You Do LCLY Style 🌲🔥🇺🇸🆙
Way to go girls - work ethic will take you far in life.
Love to see u both care for your mill soo much here, Tons of work to keep it running nice
Frozen greasy oily sawdust what more could you ask for. Ladies it's great you keep up maintenance. Great video thank you.😊❤❤
My granddad taught me to wipe the zirc then grease then wipe again. Just sayin'.
That is the best way.
Emerald, you may like to take a look at some different grease guns and systems. An Electric Lube-Shuttle with a lock on the end, might make the job easier all around because the system is less messy. Take a look at it and see what you think about that system. The way the grease goes in the grease gun is different and cleaner.
There are several battery operated guns that other people are using in You Tube. I'm even considering getting one. May cost a few extra dollars now, but it would be a little easier in the long run.
@@ronallen6578 The Lube-Shuttle is more than just an electric grease gun; it is a greasing system.
@@scottsoper I looked this up and while it appears to have some nice features, for the price for the gun and the extra you pay for the grease it had better grease the equipment itself. Dewalt and Milwaukee both make pretty decent guns at 1/3 to 1/2 the price. Not saying it doesn't work, but we are talking greasing a piece of equipment. Yes, a locking tip is most usable and can be gotten for $15 to $20. Good luck with yours. By the way, are you a salesman for this product??
@@ronallen6578 No I am NOT a salesman. I just heard of the product and thought the system was kinda nice. I did not consider price.
@@scottsoper Thanks
Good to see operators take care of their equipment.
Nice work ladies! Important info.
Enjoyed the video. Thanks for sharing
Thanks for sharing 🍸.
Love to see the effort put into ensuring that your equipment is taken care of properly. One thing I noticed and you might want to pay attention to is the breathing of dust particles. Short term probably not a problem but over a number of years this could prove to be deadly. A simple paper surgical mask would preven the breathing of the dust particles, especially when using the leaf blower. You both wear ear protection when working, respiratory protection should be worn as well
I'd like to plus one this comment. Every year dozens of folks are dying from lung cancer in the NY city area. What they all have in common is they all worked in and around the collapsed towers after the 9/11 tragedy. Those fine dust particles work their way into your lungs, even at a young age like Emerald and Jade, and can cause serious damage later in life. I use the simple RZ Mask M2 whenever I do wood sanding in my garage, even with the door open. Easy to put on and take off, the mask is an easy way to protect yourself.
Great job ladies at demostrating good practices and tips.
The tranitions were good and last one with jade catching was cute. Have fun stay warm and we ll see you beautiful ladies on the next video. Good thunbnail
Great job girls
love me some Emerald...
I love your younger sister because she is so cool.
🪵🪵 Good Video! ... Bruce
What about the engine on your sawmill? Do you use fuel additives? You should run a bottle of seafoam in the tank once in a while to keep the engine lubricated there are other products but seafoam is my favorite.
EMERALD, Did you know that yours BEAUTIFUL EYES COULD END WARS?
When only the best will do.
Jade does such a good job!
Would it be a good for both you ladies to wear a dust mask when using the leaf blower ? That’s a lot of dust
Burlap bags are good too if you can get some with a little diesel on them and it really helps to cover things 🐝
I just bought a pellet making machine ( pelletizer) I make wood pellets for bedding and pellet stoves and smokers ! You guys might want to get one !
when i get my sawmill, i'm going to treat it like you
Jade you are a smart woman work smaeter not harder.
Coolness ! Cleanliness is next to somethin 'r' other . . .😁 !
LT 40 belle machine et très pratique .
Keeping the Woodmizer clean and lubricated will add years of life to the equipment.
I love my electric grease gun.And you need a oil can ,bottle squrt bottle mustard bottle to put trans fluid on your machine.I use used fluid myself if it's just topical.
Emerald, you are such a delight to watch, listen and learn! Thank many times over for your candor. Also thanks to your video Grapher, Jade Happy Holidays from my family to yours❤❤😊
I have been watching a long time.
I have a vision off a conveyer in the concrete with grate to take most of the saw dust out as you go.
Woodmizer makes a sawdust conveyor, they just do not have one. For now they don't need one. Hopefully they can get a LT-70 WIDE soon and get some extras like that with it.
DeWalt makes a battery operated auto geese gun, it takes cartridges.& recharges. Get the dative tip so as not to slide off your zirk fitting, no mess, no fuss and reasonable priced, your welcome.
Hello Emerald & Jade. I have seen people yank, yank, yank and then some to start blowers and such. Not Jade, one yank and off she goes. Another cool video I must say. Have a wonderful evening all.
Great job lady's just a suggestion I would get a air compressor near by and use a air wand you should have no problems with frozen sawdust on your mill ?
Just bought some merch, hope it helps.
Interesting topics..i think your videos could be used as a thesis 😊
As the saying goes.....if you don't make time for maintenance you can be sure that maintenance will make time for you.
Wise move setting the head on the pin. That is this machines true rest spot. When it is up in the air there is still energy there in the form of gravity. When it is sitting on the pin, it is as far down as it can go; it cannot accidentally go down.
I also think it is very important to be proactive in every facet of keeping equipment lubricated. As a suggestion, I would be interested in the effectiveness of the heated drying kiln. I have a solar Kiln and debating on whether I need to heat it with a Wood-Fired addition. Please let me know how this is worked out for you.
you are interesting. Doing Great.
Safety precautions put in place,serviced by Emerald jade,Thanks guys.
Thanks beautiful l.
I always blow my hay equipment and farm implements off before storing them. Not to clean them but dirt and dust attract moisture and moisture rusts metal.
Ola bom dia linda ,este tipo de trabalho que vcs executa muito gratificante é prezado mas depois só colhem resultado parabéns 👏👏👏👏🤠
I've never really thought about setting my mail on the peg when I'm done. It's always all the way down. But that's really good idea. Just a suggestion though that felt piece you might want to take that off every couple days and scrape it out. My millndoesn't build up on the rail but it builds up on the felt. Also I don't run my mill like you ladies run yours. I'm not a business
I say owright 👍
I love clean up time it mean I getting off soon lol😅
Not making fun of you Emerald, but at 7:16 you made a little mess. Should have left it in. 😂😂😂
Its happened to me more than once or twice and I was a mechanic. 😂😂
Another cool.video. 😁👍
Cleanliness is next to Godliness!
Try some triflow Teflon on the rails. It dries and it’s very slippery so nothing will stick to it. Great for door hinges also. It won’t attract dust.
Jade needs to wear a respirator when blowing off the mill protect those lungs
HAY GUYS, WICKED COOL VIDEO. CLEANLINESS IS NEXT TO GODLYNESS. NOT ONLY THAT, A CLEAN WORKPLACE IS A HEALTHY WORKPLACE. KEEP PUSHIN ON GUYS... PEACE, FROM CREEL CHIHUAHUA, MEXICO... PS. WHAT DID YOU THINK OF NATHAN???
From Australia. It's summer down here, but by the looks of your Rudoph the Red Nosed Reindeer nose it's winter there. Is there a reason that the axle hasn't been removed and the Wood-Mizer bolted down to the concrete pad?
Marble mistry oil is a good lubricant and cleaner, you might try that instead of atf.
You have a good work ethic, and that is good for free market capitalism, in Pennsylvania!!Profits/dividends/gains$$$Great Parents.
It would be cool if you guys could make and sell compressed sawdust bricks. I just don't know what the profit vs effort curve we would look like on that.
Making brickettes and or woodpellets is unfortunately not that profitable owing to the energy needed. The material must be just the right moisture content, size or it just doesn't work. Drying sawdust is not that simple either. The girls make it into compost already and probably get a better return from that with very little energy required.
They (I don’t know who) say cleanliness is next to Godliness. But a little bit of effort goes a long way toward being efficient
Very good ;) Maintenance is key. The double chain is almost end of life? Is somewhat wobbly. And should oiled as well? Or is that done automatically like many motorcycle chains.
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Get you a concrete rake for under the mill. They work great.
Come-along
Would be good if you have access to a air pressure hose , maybe Gand pa can rigg something up ........jade would be over the Moon ......❤❤
I would consider using compressed air to blow off the mill instead of using a brush. I think you can get your mill cleaner more thoroughly. Just a thought.
Good thought. I'm about $800 into a used generator and a new compressor. The same year I bought all my bought me a mini blow from DeWalt for 65 buck. I don't have a stationary spot I travel. So the few minutes with the brush and the blower are well worth lugging around a compressor and generator. And it's cheaper.
It's Maintenance Monday.
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Do you cover the mill in the winter?
Is there a proprietary saw dust vacuum cleaner?
i thought the debarker cover was a new hat for you .
Thank God that stuff is not magnetic.. You two do the best job
I always say how bad ass Jade is because she is just stoic in her work performance.
I know she does a lot of the camera work, and she's got an awesome big sister.
I'm as old as the boss, and I just want you to to know your The girls I wish I would've had.
And on a sidenote I could not imagine having a better sister than Emerald. You hear that Jude... : )
Emerald and Jewel...I applaud your continued positive work ethics!👏 I very skilled craftsman who lived on my street growing up once told me to..."Always take especially good care of all your tools, and they will always take good care of you!👍
You know more than I do, so if I'm off topic here, ignore me. The chain hanging down from the power head does not appear to be lying right - maybe check the manual to see if it requires lubrication? If not, my apologies.
Hola linda ❤❤
A couple grand for a motor for the debarker is a little steep. Is it a special voltage motor?