I Can't Believe My Wife Did This
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- Опубліковано 13 вер 2024
- Well folks, she finally did it. She took the controls of the mill, later in the video, and did a great job. I think it worked out well. Let us know what you think. Deb wants to hear from you guys
Dude!!!! I hope you realize how truly amazing and awesome your wife is!!! I could most likely NEVER get my wife to attempt anything like this!!
I absolutely understand. I am so happy that she has jumped on board, and is doing all that she is. The sawmill, the log splitter, driving the big Ford or the dually with a loaded trailer behind it.
She has always been a worker. Never one to sit around. You bet I realize. Thank you for your encouraging words for her as well.
A wise man and a great teacher (my former boss😊) once told me, "if I tell you, you might forget. If I show you, you might not understand. But if I tell you, show you and let you, you will always know."
You Sir Chuck are of the order of wise men and great teachers. And Deb has now started on her amazing journey!! Deb's thumbs up says it all.
Always great watching you guys and learning.
Deb is doing an awesome job. I've tried for some time to get her on the controls. I'm glad she finally did it. Now to keep her going, and she will get the hang of it in no time.
Thanks so much. And thanks for watching the channel and take care.
Love the husband and wife teamwork. Would really enjoy running an operation like yours with my wife.
Hello Dozer, and welcome. I picked a winner with Deb. We are working to make the channel grow, and get our milling business off the ground. Its hard work, but we share the same goals.
Thank you for your compli.ents, and hope to see you again in the comment section.
Thank you so much. I hope your wife will join you, with yours soon. Thanks again for tuning into the channel and take care.
Good job Deb, thanks to all for the intelligent entertainment.
I can almost smell the fresh cut wood, great to get outside even if it's vicariously
Central California watching
I have to agree with you on that one. She did great. We are having a great time, and hope we are helping folks through this strange time. We hope to see you in the comment section in the future.
Thank you for watching the channel Theodore. I'm glad I gave you entertainment to watch. And thanks again.
Thanks so much Thoedore. And thanks for tuning into the channel and take care.
Great job Deb! You got this!
Thank You Sharon. And thanks for watching the channel and take care.
Your a lucky duck to have a wife that is interested in your business. My wife will help me but I doubt she would ever take the controls like deb did. Proud of her.
Hello Brent, and welcome to the mill.
I consider myself blessed to have Deb here, and involved like she is. I would really like her to run the mill a lot more. I'm working on it.
Thank you Brent and take care
Deb is a smart Lady [as are most] she asked you a few questions to make you feel good but we all know she read that manual from back to front. Great woman Deb keeping his mojo in check.
She is amazing, isn't she.
@@IronOakSawmill
Amazing???????.
Oh dear, sorry Deb some of us men are just straight up blind when it comes to our partners.
Truth is in most cases there are no words to describe the Ladies in our lives.
Great job Deb! You guys work well together. Strong work guys!
Thank you very much Tim. We enjoy sharing and achieving our goals together. I really enjoy watching Deb run the mill.
I was a university lecturer, my motto. tell them why
show them how let them try. repeat this until they are able to perform the task. Well done DEB, I'll grade you "A"
Thank you so much Jan. It's been a great experience on the mill. I've gained so much confidence since this video. Running the mill, and a huge log splitter is just plain fun now. I never thought I would be doing stuff like this, but I sure do like it.
I think its really great that the two of you can work together so well. And it’s even greater that she gets to run the sawmill!
We like to work towards a common goal, like turning these logs into beautiful lumber or slabs.
Thanks Kevscms1. He wants me to learn the mill so he can take the boards off instead of me all the time. And again thanks for watching the channel.
Great job Deb keep it going.
Thank You Robert. And thanks for tuning into the channel and take care.
OMG! Deb, you rock girl!!! Chuck it will be nice that Deb can spell you on the mill and give you a little break. Hey Deb while you were sawing did you hear a tune in your head "I am woman, hear me roar". Great job guys.
She did awesome. I like giving Deb a break from lifting all those boards. Of course, I don't have to be doing a lot of figuring, since I'm not the operator all the time.
Deb can answer the rest, lol. I always hear Eye of the Tiger. LOL
Thank you Sierge1. Yes I did hear that tune in my headset. Lol
Thank so much for the compliment and as always thanks for tuning into the channel.
Thank so much Sierge1. No I didn't hear that tune. But I'll be looking for it next time I mill. Lol Thanks again for watching the channel and take caee.
All right Deb! You go girl! I was wondering when you were going to take the controls, Well done!
Thanks Marcel. Chuck has been waiting to teach me so he could do the unloading.
Deb what an amazing women you are. Well done. You are such an inspiration 🤪🤪
Thank You Marcel. It takes me sometime to go on the controls but chuck is always their to help. Take care and thanks for watching the channel.
Wonderful job young lady...
Thanks so much Billy and take care.
tHIS IS A PERFECT TIME FOR DEB TO LEARN - ON A SLOW TO LOG. GREAT JOB. I LOVE IT.
Thanks Larry and you are right. Now is a good time to learn when we don't have alot to mill that day. And again thanks for watching the channel
Thank you Larry and you're absolutely right. Thanks for watching the channel and take care.
Good job! I Love to see a husband and wife working together and getting along. My wife and I are the same way.
Thank you Joseph. We have our similar goals, and work towards them. So far, it's working out well.
Way to go Deb!!! Yep, your little tractor gets the same workout as mine. Those pallet forks make all the difference in the world. Looking forward to seeing the slabs!! Thanks for sharing.
Thanks for watching David and that tractor does alot of stuff it shouldn't do. I keep on telling chuck that's all we have to move the logs with so take care of it. Again thanks for watching the channel
Good to see Deb is involved in this.She learning here. Keep on both of you.
Hello Hans, and welcome to the mill. I was happy that Deb jumped right in. Good to see her running the mill.
Congrats Deb, you just graduated from the sawmill academy and with a high score! Kudos to a great teacher too.
Thanks RomAnne. And he is a good teacher and I have to learn alot more. Again thanks for watching the channel
I was really happy when she didn't shy away from running the mill. More learning ahead, but she'll do great.
Give her all the air time she deserves it and looks like a pro doing it aswell
She will be getting more time. Thats up to her. She says she will let me know when. I hope it's soon.
Thank you John. And thanks for watching the channel and take care.
Thank You John. Chuck does let me have air time I'm still adjusting to the mill. Thanks so much for watching the channel and take care.
Well done Debs, if you continue to progress, you never know you may be purchasing another mill soon, and your combined output will be double , keep on learning, all power to you elbow. all the best to you both, JB the UK
Thanks John. I hope I will learn alot, but it takes me a little longer but once i learn it I'll be fine . Thanks for watching the channel
That was some good looking wood. Keep up the good work. Thank you for the video. God Bless.
Thanks for watching the channel we really appreciate it. And take care.
Great job Deb!!!!! My wife is pretty much a "couch potato" and won't go near the sawmill. There is actually a lot of enjoyment in working the mill, and seeing what comes out of a log. My LT35G25, no hydraulics, is much more primitive than your hydraulic mill, but still produces good boards from ugly logs. I do enjoy watching the videos you two produce!!!!
Hello Ralph. Sorry we missed replying for so long. Deb is amazing, and never says away from a task. We both feel the same about opening a log, and seeing what it holds inside. We especially enjoy sharing it with other folks like yourself.
We always feel that, no matter what you are to mill your logs, keep doing what you enjoy. We all have sawdust in our veins. :)
Deb is doing a great job nice channel to watch you both work well together
Hello Mike, and welcome to the mill. Deb is awesome. She is taking on a lot of new experiences, and doing great.
Thank you so much Mark. Yes we do work well together. Thanks again for watching the channel and take care.
Thats really cool. We just got a LT35 last week and have been having a blast learning to run it. Have 12 hrs cutting time on it and every log is a new adventure in learning. She did a great job! About the only thing I think she could do better is go slower when just starting the blade into the cut. I do the same thing, it can be hard to see exactly when the blade gets to the wood.
The LT35 is an excellent machine. Taking a log, and turning it into something fuctional, that looks awesome. Can't go wrong there.
We talked about the approach to the cut. She's headed in the right direction.
Thanks for stopping in.
Thanks for watching Comp 670 Wolfe. I'm glad for the advice and my teacher keeps telling me that also. I'm glad you're enjoying your LT 35. It's always nice to see what the grain would look like when you mill the log.
I can see the new channel now, welcome to Deb’s Sawmill also starring helper Chuck.
Running the sawmill you have alot to watch for. Again thanks for watching
@@debfromthemill6945 I always enjoy y’all’s videos.
@@timothychristian9140Thanks so much for watching the channel
Thank you Timothy. But I'll let the cutting up to Chuck. I don't mind taking over the controls every now and then. Thanks for tuning into the channel and take care.
Thank you Timothy. That just might happen one day. Thanks for tuning into the channel and take care.
You go Girl !!!!
Thank You Richard. And thanks so much for tuning into the channel and take care.
Well now that the tornadoes have moved past I got a chance to view this log sawing. Way to go Deb! You're building your confidence and did just fine I thought. Cause I know I couldn't. I'd be just to dang nervous since it was someone else's log. Seriously, good job and good coaching Chuck. Over the shoulder training. Now the lumber, beautiful boards and pretty darn clean. Thanks for sharing!👍👍
Thanks Barry. It is alot to take in but I'm trying my best to remember what control is for what. Thanks again for watching.
good job Deb ..hooohooo I'm sure you were a little nervous but its a lot of fun.
i meant woohoo
Yes William it is alot of fun. But I still need to learn the controls and where to put the clamp at so you don't hit it with the blade. Again thanks for watching the channel.
Awesome Deb!!
Thank you Kenneth. Learning as I mill. Thanks for watching the channel
Well done Deb, KUDOS to you!
Thank you for watching the channel. And thanks for the compliment
Thank You. And thanks for tuning into the channel and take care.
Awesome job you did there Deb!
Thanks so much!
Thank You Chris. And thanks for tuning into the channel and take care.
Great job Deb! Always figured you'd be jumping in there taking over sometime.
Yes Scott in time. I have alot to learn to run the mill. But I'm pretty sure with my teacher I'll. Get their
Great job Deb!!!!! It seems to me that Wood-Mizer could come up with a better way of supporting the sawmill, and getting it level for a job. Knowing it is a portable mill, how about screw jacks, instead of those holes in the stands placed at specific intervals???? It is a lot of work to get the mill set up precisely level with "interval" stands. And there has to be some way of gently lowering the logs when rotating them, instead of having these thousand pound logs "slamming" onto the deck. This much weight slamming onto the deck cannot be good for the mill.
Wood Mizer does offer a screw type to make set up easier. But that's the one thing about Wood Mizers. Because of their design, they don't have to be perfectly level to cut straight. That's the cantilever head design that makes that possible.
As for the turning, I have been doing thing a bit different, and preventing the log from slamming down. We use the clamp to help lower it to the deck. It works much better
Great Job Deb
Thank you very much Zak. And thanks for watching the channel
Deb, mill worker, tailer-out, quality checker, stacker, Amazon with canthook! Housewife, roaster of lamb and vegibles, maker of pikelets (with or without butter, jam and maple syrup), wallpaper-stripper, renovator of kitchens - I watch clips out of order.... pardon me..... but you da bomb! Chuck just gets sweaty all the time.
I didn't marry a lazy woman, that's for sure.
Thank you so much. I really like to help out not one for sitting around. And thanks again for watching the channel and take care.
Good job Deb.
Thanks so much Russell. Sorry it took me a long time to answer you. Thanks so much for watching the channel and take care.
Way to go Deb!
'Bout dern time he let you go! LOL!
Thanks The Diamondback73. I'm going to learn how to mill with chucks teaching. And again thanks for watching the channel
You go girl, Deb you look great running the sawmill.
Thanks Kevin for the compliment. I'm trying to learn how to run it . There is alot to take in. Thanks again for watching the channel
Great job Deb! Did you have fun? You’re a fast learner!
Yes. I had fun Single Shot but still have very much to learn. Great teacher . Thanks again for watching the channel. Take Care
Hi Single Shot. And I'm still learning some of the controls on the mill. Thanks for watching the channel and take care.
Are they any thing that she can't do? She is amazing.
Sorry we missed this comment. Wait to you see one of the upcoming videos. She's been doing even more
Thanks so much Larry, and yes there is things I can't do. Take care
That's great, as she becomes proficient running the mill,, your work production should increase because you can move the boards by yourself as she mills them.
Thanks James for watching the channel. He can do a better job then me, off loading. Lol
@@debfromthemill6945 practice makes perfect. You will get better at milling each time you do it.
Man, she just took to that like a duck to water!!!😀
She certainly did. A bit nervous, but didn't shy away. She did amazing.
Deb. Now you are really thinking, let Chuck do the heavy lifting while you do the cutting. Good job!
She will be doing more cutting. Keep an eye on future videos
Thank you Sharon but I do like taking the boards off. He mills faster then me. Take Care
This it, Deb's taking over! Great job Deb😊
Thanks R Robertomondo. And thanks for watching the channel
Thanks so much. And thanks so much for watching the channel and take care.
Deb you did a great job. You all keep up putting good video.
Thanks Allen. And Chuck does all the video work. Again thanks for watching the channel
Looks like she's doing ok
Hello Galan. She did great. I think this worked out real well.
Thank you Galan. Take Care
She’s doing a Outstanding job 👍
Thank you John. I thought so too. She was having a blast.
Thank you. I have alot to focus on. And thanks for watching the channel.
awsome job deb
She is awesome, isn't she. Thank you for stopping in.
Thanks so much. And thanks for watching the channel and take care.
Good job Deb hope to see you in many more videos
Thank you Allen for watching the channel. And you will see me in some more videos.
Go Debbie go!!!
Thank you Viola. And thanks so much for watching the channel and take care.
Well done Mrs 👍👍👍👍
Thank you Douglas . I appreciate it so much and thanks for watching the channel
Hi , your wife did a great job running the mill. Was that her first time? Bravo and great video.
Hello Ron, and welcome to the mill.
She hasn't run the LT35 that I can recall, but she did run the lt15 for a little bit. She didn't like it so she didn't run it again.
Hi Ron . I think this is my first time to run it. Their is a few of controls I have to learn yet, but I will in time. Again thanks for watching the channel.
I've been waiting for Deb to start driving, I think it's cool
Thanks Monnie . Its alot to take in. But I'm trying to get it down pat. And again thanks for watching
Thanks so much Monnie . And thank you for watching the channel and take care.
Looks like you got a keeper there boy,, treat her good !
Hello Skeets. You bet she's a keeper. I definitely treat her well.
Thanks for the compliment sheets. We both try are best to work well on the mill. And thanks for watching the channel.
Just saw this video. Deb needs to run the mill more often. I think she does a better job of it...lol.
I try to get her to run it. She chooses not to. Maybe I should try harder. LOL
She does a great job, and if she runs into an issue, or has a question, we can talk about it over our headsets. They work great.
@@IronOakSawmill I know Deb is just starting out in this time of the operation. But what I have seen in the latter videos of her running the mill, Chuck, you better watch out. She may take over as miller and you be the swamper....lol But we all know that the wife is always the BOSS. Happy wife, happy life.
Keep cutting safe.
Deb you rock awesome job , take care my friends god bless
Thanks Donald I really appreciate that comment. And thanks for watching the channel
Love it great job Deb
Thanks Bradley. And thanks for tuning into the channel
Way to go Deb!! Time for WoodMiser to send you your own sawmill so you can show the ladies how to do it!! lovin' it! ^5 💜💥
Thanks grandma j. I wish we could get a little bigger one. Like a Lt 40 wide to do wider logs. Again thanks for watching the channel
She looks like she did really good. Hi from Michigan
Hello Sharon, and welcome to the mill. She did an amazing job, and had a blast. I think we'll be doing that again.
Hi Sharon . And thanks for watching the channel. I just started learning to run the mill with some help.
Thumbs up Deb! Keep your confidence level up!
Thanks William and I sure will do that. Thanks for watching the channel
Nice job Deb you beat the beast!
Thanks Randy. I'm trying my best to learn this mill. But with my teacher I'll do just fine. Again thanks for watching the channel
great work
She is awesome, isn't she. Thank you Maurice
Thanks so much Maurice. And take care
your wife did a nice job lol
I'll have to agree with you on that one. She did awesome.
Thanks so much Gerson. And take care
Finally you found a good sawyer that knows what they are doing. You go girl. Now Deb if you can just teach that man of yours how to run a sawmill. LOL Both of you are great. You have a great channel with two great sawyers.
Thanks m8s4lif for watching. I'm still trying to get the control's down pat. More time with me running it, I'll pick it up
way to go, Deb
Thanks Jim. This will take a little time to learn. And again thanks for watching the channel
Great Job Deb, should have done it sooner !!!!
Thanks Paul. I was happy taking off but he also wants to take off and he wants me to run the mill. Thanks for watching the channel
WAY TO GO DEBBIE!! I can't be prouder of you. I been there, in fact that first day lays inside all of us. Straight up got a tear in my eye over this. I really mean this, your going to find going to work a lot more fun looking at what two people can achieve as it should be. Your a team and there is no I in team. Just stay with it. What is the worst that can happen... okay embarrassment but the editor can take that out. We have all cut a stop off real good. Broken blade was my nickname for a while. Doing great and don't worry, when it happens to you, your still getting pork chops and greens. Heck the ol man might help do dishes so that next time you have time for salad too. Thats what puts it on the table....... Now lets get a roof over your heads!!
Thank you very much Morgan I really appreciate it alot. We try very hard to get the jobs done but sometimes we do run into problems like everybody does but we manage to pull through them. And again thanks for watching the channel
GOOD JOB dEB
Thanks Kate. I will be milling on some of the jobs. Again thanks for watching the channel
Deb that’s awesome good job
Thanks Jim for the compliment and again thanks for watching are channel
GO GIRL. Your picking up the tricks quickly.
Thank you Geoffrey . I really pick up slow I think, but when I learn it I will be good at what I do. Thanks for watching the channel
Nice!
Thank You. And thanks for tuning into the channel and take care.
That's great, two sawyers in the family.
It will be good to change up. I'll be showing Deb the detailed stuff as we go along. Also to figure out with some logs.
Thanks. Yes it is good to have 2 sawyers in the family. Thanks for watching the channel
A smart lady. Quick learner
Thanks Robert. That log was easy and had a good teacher. Again thanks for watching the channel
He's teaching her to run the mill so she won't be to tired to cook Dinner.lol
I help him and sometimes I still have time to make dinner. And again Thanks for watching the channel
Now you can take it easy.
For a little while. LOL. I kinda like how this worked out. I think you'll be seeing more of this.
Welcome David. Its good to see you in the comment section.
Thank You David. Thanks for tuning into the channel and take care.
you found your self one sweet peach of a lady. i scratch my head from time to time wondering why i always managed to find the lemons lol.
Thanks William for the compliment. And thanks for watching the channel
Hello William, and welcome. She sure is, my friend. I found a keeper for sure.
She did such a great job that you gained a new sub!!!
Deb is welcome to run the mill most any time. Its good to have someone take the controls now and then.
Thank you for stopping in.
Thank you very much. I really appreciate all the comments. And thanks for watching the channel.
Awesome!
Thanks persimonio . And thanks for watching the channel
I can't wait to see the utube about the headsets you use!!!
Here ya go Ken. ua-cam.com/video/wUqxtoHYdpk/v-deo.html
Great job Deb, I would cut that axle and weld a 3/4" x 8" square flange plate with bolt holes to each side of axle and remove that tire from the walking path of the machine and when moving time comes if at all bolt two plates together tire is now in place and down the road you go. I wouldn't be dancing around that tire especially backing up around it is dangerous operating the saw if you ask me. It would also prevent some Moron from backing up to your saw and it ending up in the middle of the woods never to be seen again.
Great videos Happy sawing
Hello Mike and welcome.. We are portable one day, and home the next. Works better to keep the wheels intact. No big issue side stepping the wheel with some logs.
We have other security in place to prevent that.
Thanks Mike this is a little pain but I have to get used to it. But thanks for the heads up. And again thanks you for watching the channel.
If your wife is going to do the milling, get her a mask like yours. Keep each other safe and healthy
She has one. I encouraged her to wear it. Her decision. She comes around. Keep watching
@@IronOakSawmill At any rate, you do make a good team. Keep it up. Love to watch this site as often as I can.
Thank so much for caring Costantino I do have a mask like him. Take care
Yes I think she’s doing a great job of running the saw mill
She definitely is. Check out some of our other videos, where Deb is at the controls. We plan on many more in the future.
Thank You Carol. I hope you enjoyed the video. Thanks so much for tuning into the channel and take care.
good job deb
Thanks Tom for the compliment and also for watching the channel
I did the same thing with my blades on that big pine but I still hit a nail at almost the middle of the tree.
I had my square can’t, switched blades, and made 1 cut 6” down and it was beautiful. Made my second cut and hit the nail...
Also that’s awesome for deb. I just taught Anna how to use the levers for hydraulics yesterday cuz she wanted to help out the mill away.
i think she did good
Thanks Alan for the compliment and thanks for watching the channel
WOULD LOVE TO HAVE SOME OF THE SLABS WITH BARK MAKE'S EXCELLENT FENCING OR SIDING FOR MY BUILDINGS OUT BACK. TOO BAD I' M LOCATED IN ZION IL.
Hello, and welcome Ron. When we stack them near the road, a lot of folks pick them up just for that purpose. Nearly all of our cut offs get used for something. Crafters love to stop in and go through the pile. They make some real nice pieces. We are just happy to see it used.
Thank You for watching the channel and take care.
👍🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🗽🙏🏻enjoyed
Thank you again Larry
Thank you Larry and take care
I see some great self building, she seemed a bit reticent in her demeanor, she really needed this,and I she she stepped up, and was very good , I hope to get my jean to do same soon, we are looking at 100 acres in nova scotia.can't wait till this Rona crap is over
Hello Bill. Deb is a little shy when it comes to new things. I was surprised that she jumped in, and then stuck with it. It was easy to talk her through it with the headsets. I think that took some of the pressure off. I didn't have to stand there, in her back pocket, and looking over her shoulder.
Once you folks get your mill, take your time, and go through the learning part together. Watch videos, read articles, and always ask questions here. We'll be glad to help where we can. Look forward to seeing some pics of you 2, running your mill. You're going to love it.
Thanks so much for the compliment I appreciate all the ones I get they help me so much. And thanks again Bill for watching the channel
About time deb gets the nice job 😃
Thanks Bram. But this job has alot of controls to learn and the names of them. But I will get their. Thanks for watching the channel
way to go Deb, your better than me already, I screw up all the time lol. I have been sawing alot of pine and spruce lately, I was using the 7 degree double hard and was getting alot of wavy cuts, so I decided to put a 10 degree double hard on and what a difference, you can cut twice as fast and the finish is great (no chatter). I noticed that your inside dogs raise and lower with the outside ones, mine do not (I have the same mill) did you order it like that and do they sell a bar to hook them up to the other ones?
Hello Lee, and thank you. We all mess up. I'm sure there are a few mistakes for us in the future.
We also use the turbos, and are cutting slow to avoid the waves. The knots are as hard as aluminum, and help cause that. Also, check your drive belt tension, blade tension, and keep the blade clean.
The powered center stops were an option on the lt35. We chose that option because we wanted to get away from most anything manual, after working with the LT15 manual for so long. Contact Marty at PA Wood Mizer about adding it to your machine. He is the best with the Wood Mizer product.
Thanks Lee for watching and it is alot to take in for learning to run it. And for your other answer chuck will have to answer that questions. Thanks for watching the channel
Nice job Deb, a student is only as good as the teacher!
Is there a slower pace going back to the start????
Also who cleans up all the sawdust & what do you do with it???
Thank you, and welcome Chris.
Only if the student listens. LOL. Which Deb is doing.
The mill only has one speed going backwards. Its something to get used to.
We use the loader to get rid of the sawdust. Usually just dump it at the edge of the property. Doesn't really work well for mulch. It acts like s ow, in the wind, and blows all over.
Thanks for watching Chris but their is only one speed. Clean up is on both of us. And he does a good job teaching.
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Terima kasih. Isteri saya benar-benar berkat, dan pekerja keras.
Salam sejahtera saya
Wat blade do you think is the best that wood mizer has .
Hello Galan. We are big fans of the 7° turbo blades, and are wanting to try the 747 blades. We'll need to order a box soon. We hear a lot of good things, but want to hear about longer term testing, before we commit.
Our 7° turbos work great in all sorts of wood. Never a complaint.
Keep an eye open as we may be testing some of the 747 blades.
The scale is confusing to me!!
The scale on the mill allows for the kerf of the blade. Jist set it up right in the beginning, and your cutting right, the rest of the way.
Let me know ow what you need to know, and we can explain.
A couple of real sawyers!
Thanks LouB. I have alot of catching up to do. It will take me sometime, but I'll get their. Again thanks for watching the channel
You may need to add another miĺl!!
Hello Timothy, and welcome. We would love to get another mill. Not sure its in the budget . LOL. We do have plenty of logs to get milled up though.
Thank You Timothy. But one mill is enough for me, plus we don't have enough room for it. Thanks for watching the channel and take care.
Can you use the lumber without drying for building a crabbing
Hello wayne. Not sure what a crabbing is. Was that a typo? Let me know. I'd really like to help out.
Still looks cold where y'all are it's completely Green herein North Mississippi
Hello Jeff, and welcome. Its our typical spring time. In the 70's one day, and snowing the next. Things are slowly turning green my friend.
take the end pieces and mill them smaller
Hello Charlie, and welcome to the mill. We do that on occasion, if we feel we can get a good board, or even some stickers for stacking. These didn't fit either need.
The crafyers will pick them up for building some pretty cool pieces. Little or nothing is wasted.