Milling MASSIVE Custom Beam on a Homeowner’s Sawmill
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Watching a father and his daughters work like this together is so heartwarming. I know a lot of people are here for the lumber knowledge or for a specific person. Myself, I just like seeing series that revolve around humble, hardworking families.
Exactly!
Yes something we all truly appreciate is family....And one that can accomplish this is really special too view...😎
Totally agree with the comment, and good to see young people willing to work.
Your family is incredibly inspirational
Agreed, it’s amazing and heart warming
Emerald, as a retired commercial carpenter & self taught lumberman, I have to say Avoid those pinch points! Your leg, between log & mill stand, should NEVER happen. No matter there were 2 others on the log. An injury is never worth the risk.
You're too young to have a gimpy leg.
Take care, keep the video's coming 😎
Yeup, seen that right away, don't take chances, LOVE you toooo much to see you get hurt
Do not put your leg in their ,your father or sister did see ,that is when bad things happen.
Read the answers she gave to other safety police officers on comments similar to yours...
I had to fast forward past that part, I didn’t want to see Emerald’s leg snapped like a dry twig. Starting at the 3:28 mark.
Surprised her father did not notice that and correct her, guess he missed it.
When the log was rolled after the first cut, I got a little worrieds.
Emerald had her leg, between the 'unbalanced log' and the frame rail.
Then I remembered that this action is not a live feed, and dad will see what happened, so all is well.
I enjoy watching this family and the work they do together. (Safely)
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While I have the opportunity, let me just say -
The Cold Plunges - that's crazy. 🤦♂😱🌺🌺😂
Not a good place for the leg Need some all timers around there to call it out to them😮
The boss did the same thing, positioning it for the next cut.
Everyone take it easy...this wasn't a log that was rolling back so violently...and there were three healthy people on it, with cant hooks and brains.....
Yes you need to talk together about pinch points Stay on the outside of the roll if possible The ends
@@samuelluria4744 Safety is no accident just concerned fans were pointing out what could be a problem we’re all involved because we’re watching It peace and love
A father working right along with his two beautiful daughters life is good
He has 3 Beautiful Daughters!! ""SAMI""" TOO!!
that's right
Jade hamming it up😁👍
111 thousand subscribers outstanding to whole family
Thank You.....all
It's always so nice to see your family Operate Beautifully in your daily endeavors
Thank you Ron. I am very proud of them.
Good Job Emerald, Jade and "the Boss"👸👸🏻🧔👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👌❤️
"the Boss" must be very proud to have you, Girls
💪👸💪🏻👸🏻👏👏👏👏👌❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Congrats on finishing your cold challenge
Hello everyone
And that's what you call teamwork
That was sweet watching the boss helped his girls such Babyface little girls 😉 but they're doing the work of grown-ups that's for sure 💥👍😁🐝
Another great video and I love seening huge lumber being cut. Awesome.Em and Jade are great.
...definitely those are timbers. 💪👍🏻👌🏻
Good to see Jade having some fun today - she always seems so serious (LOL). I was holding my breath that the log didn't roll back and pin Emerald's leg against the frame on the first flip. Great job! That is a big beam for sure!
At the age of 65, my friend and I set 2 8x12x20 beams on 10 foot walls, by hand. No lifts, cranes...just muscle. Seeing this video gave me flashbacks...and made my joints hurt.
You guys make a good team. Thanks for sharing your work and your family life with us.
There’s nothing better then parents working with there kids ,tour parents have to be beyond happy to have there kids next to them learning and doing everything together.
Jade is the master on that saw.
Grandpa got in there right at the last ,,good to see him and dad helping the girls out with this hard job
you are all very good family,,emerald and nice to see you working together with the boss congratulations GOD bless you hello,
Looks like #1 material...
Great work Ladies and Boss man! It's smart to think ahead, because a penny saved is a penny earned. Thanks for sharing your Friday with us and have a great relaxing weekend! TTFN
Outstanding! I learned something new and interesting. The way you handle those massive logs is impressive. The clarity and detail in this video are amazing. I'm eagerly anticipating more content from you. Keep up the exceptional work!
Such a great example of team work and family getting the job done together!! Stay warm, safe and blessed...
I like the no waste concept that the BOSS is passing on to the kids.
A massive 20foot beam used for a maybe a rafter for a roof
I like this channel learning about saw milling. The terms and more
Perfect ⌚..😀
Well Em, you have learned how to relax in your presentation. You're not worrying about pronouncing every word exactly right or exact grammar any more. Just relaxing and letting the words flow. Excellent job.
Beams like that are often used in the construction of roof beams for barns and such. Great job done by all. Thank you.👍♥️♥️
Also doorways 18 feet or larger. Those Combines are sometime huge.
Beams like that are used as beams is absolutely correct!
i love the family business
Hope you guys got paid good for those two
Great that you and Jade are also classical dancers!
I do the exact same thing when cutting longer stuff in the woods, the trucks like not having too many short logs, and then you have several different options for lengths. 👍
enjoy watching the video greetings from the netherlands
Fantastic TEAM working video, thank you, honestly Ken, quite smart of you cutting them at 21 feet. Thanks again. Awesome video. Enjoy your bike ride.
Thanks Chip. Have a good weekend.
You are such an inspiration in this upside down turned world. I hope in the future the world will be full of people like your family, hard working and decent people.
Thank you for the very kind comment…Boss Man.
I love to see you guys all pitch in. Good to see a family working toward a common goal. 2 huge beams will support a lot of weight. I enjoy watching the custom work.
It was a fun afternoon working with the girls…Boss Man.
That's a good lookin beam!
Emerald you need to watch your step when rolling the log. Good teamwork as always .
Not sure how to text but I will work on it.
I really love how you guys always plan things out to use every bit! You guys are awesome really!
Thank you Mike for the comment. Enjoy the weekend…Boss Man.
JADE YOUR GOOD ON THE 15 CUTTER !!!!🤩
wish the guys at the construction site a lot of luck dealing with that beam. Hope they have a crane handy.
Boss man and Emerald watching the video did have any concerns when you had your leg between the log and the rail/beam?
Amazing team work in the lumber yard, I wantto take a sec to say thanks for making these wonderful videos on youtube
Thanks Keith for the comment. Have a good weekend. Boss Man.
@@KenBreon your soo welcome
Really like the ability to make log post and beams good for barns , shop, or homes post and beam construction beautiful and can be rustic
A few things I noticed. Jader getting the calisthenics done at the start of the video to move that massive log! Lol👍👍. Em looking very invigorated and full of energy from cold water to roll that huge motha, and you two girls seemed to bend the ol cant hook handle much more than Bossman, rolling that log on the mill. 😃😃😃. Great video. Have a great weekend LCLY family. It’s Family day weekend here North of ya! Stay safe LCLY! 👍👍👍👍
An awesome production, cut,
the beams like this in my building experience...are main support beams for floor elevations..n usually a set of steel plates are added..n bolted to the to form an " LDL" support system for upper floor stability in construction!!!
Thanks for sharing this gift of talent and dedication from all 3 of you!!
👍🐺🧙♂️🦊👍
What is LDL?
I loved watching you all man and woman handle that log. Jade is amazing with that saw. You are great an economizing the lumber. It does make you wonder what two 8x10x20s will be used for.
It is going to be used for a pergola…Boss Man.
@@KenBreon I was thinking it would be used for a portal, but a pergola makes sense.
Hello everybody 👋🏻hope y’all have an amazing weekend 👍🏼🇺🇸😊
That's good team work for doing heavy working
Have a great holiday weekend.
Thanks for answering my Q from January: Do you ever cut beams? 😁
Hi another great video like see the boss man help his girl out. Surprise the let him lol have a great weekend and thanks again for the share
Excellent video which I enjoyed watching 👍😁😁😁😁🎂🇬🇧🚜
Don't put your leg between the log and frame to dangerous, just incase it slips. Sorry I didn't know Emerald name.
Love ya'll work and videos.. How ever l noticed when in the first part on the bed of the mill when rotating log after cut. You stepped inside of mill bed and placed your leg in a bad pinch point.. Please BE CAREFUL....
Unfortunately it’s hard sometimes to avoid that, I have a mill and just due to the weight of the logs you have to position yourself closer, however I will say if the log is one that wants to roll back I’ll raise the log clamp so it can’t come back and squash me
Nice 👍
Have you ever considered making mats for excavator operator / owners? Might be a good nitch product.
Keep up thr great work.
Photography and music great as always!
Great work everybody, that is some good looking beams, and boards.
Working solo, I use straps picked at a 90 degree to rotate the log sometimes, fine tune it with peavy one close.If it's a huge log, take it off and roll same way. Nice chuck of wood!
GREAT TEAMWORK. Good thinking on the Boss man to cut the log long
I enjoyed watching that.
i never realize what an upgrade the woodmizer 40 is to the woodmizer 15 let alone the lifting or the hydraulic operated "dogs" ? to turn the log, its just wow definitely an upgrade
Wow, great job on those beams.
That was one large piece of lumber. Probably going to be a beam in a cabin or something like that.
NOOICE
Those are massive beams, nice to see that there were a number of additional flitches that you would be able to put into your inventory and garner additional income. Watch your leg in those circumstances Emerald , that could have been dangerous although while watching I noticed that you weren't doing the turning of the log you were holding it in place and where Ken and Jade had made their adjustments to turn the log you did get your leg out of danger.
Thanks to Jade for my mistake about her seriousness. I have laughed for her little performance. Both of you, girls are great and your whole family. "Дзякуй Джэйд за маю памылку наконт яе сур'ёзнасці. Я смяяўся з яе невялікага перфомансу. Вы, дзяўчынкі, абедзьве малайчынкі, і ўся ваша сям'я" ( Belarus language).
1:57 - Nice Moves Jade!
Good video! I wish they had semi-portable mills like this when I grew up! You all do great job conserving wood when cutting. Little waste !
I really enjoy your videos , nice to see a family working together. I have owned a sawmill for 25 years , worked in big high production mills , and worked in the woods logging, and I learn from all of your videos. keep up the good work.
Cool seeing y'all work the 20 footer and great job on your polar plunge 💪🏼(not sure if i could) 🥶
Thanks for the Into the Night track by Bird of Figment. Nice.
As always awesome content thanks for your time to do this video 📷
Wow What a Workout for the Lt15 and People. 😮
When running the mill or many other things time and experience make things easier.
Beautiful sky in PA today!
I’m so happy and grateful that I found this captivating channel.
Beautiful family :)
COOL
Great video again guys!
Love watching you do your thing, great to see the finished products come out of the logs and find it properly relaxing, almost meditative aswell.. nice job 👍🏴🇬🇧
That lumber are timbers for sure. 💪👍🏻👌🏻
Teamwork makes the Dreamwork -good job and good video
This is awesome thanks 👍
The Boss Man always has a plan
Dad oups the Boss
Must be so proud !!
An older Lumber Capital Log Yard video popped up on my UA-cam feed today... It was titled "Father and Son Logging Operation"...
Do Emerald and Jade have an "older" brother out there somewhere..??
Yes!!
And also an older sister.
@@Gilles45 Would that older sister be Samantha..?
Nice! Good Trees! If only they could all be that Size, Great Job Everyone!
Papa has 2 tough daughters! He wont have to worry about those ladies!
What great work, what a nice beam!
I was wandering the same thing awesome job girls and the boss
you guys should almost do a "LOG CABIN" or "Cabin in the Woods" building series... with your own products of course.... those videos tend to get a lot of hits or at least I think they're cool
That’s my mill!!! Works great.
Glad she didn't have her leg between log and base on next flip of log that could turn ugly real quick, nice work folks
Great job. Nice Timbers! That LT15 is fast!
I'd be interested to know what they are going to use those for too.
WoW
Fun to watch you!wood
Family
Your an example !!
I sawed two 22 foot long 9" x 9" beams for a barn repair job on the circle mill .
I checked the beams with a string line and framing square and had to shim it on the carriage some for mill wear with a framing square and straight line and then take shave cuts to get rid of log pull , when I was done it was straight , square and less than 1/8" in run out end to end .
It didn't need to be that perfect , but since the mill didn't cut that well at long lengths I had to adjust anyway I just made it as good as possible .
Them big long logs are hard to turn by hand , every thing about them is harder to do .
Looks like a good beam for a barn or something else .
Should be pretty square and true to size if the mill bed is level and true .
That is a way easier mill to saw big long beams on as you can load it with the forks and take the beam off when done .
Another good job done , keep the sawdust flying .