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Temple Hill Sawmill
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Sharing videos of what I've done to set up this sawmill and progressing into sawing acceptable lumber
Frick Sawmill For Sale
I tell about when I bought the mill from Ms. McCoy and we also do some nice sawing today. Check out Mike McCoy's Channel and watch all his videos. @mmccoy577
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Sawing Lumber With A Huge Southern Draw
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Sawing Poplar 1X6's From New York City?
Sawing A Great Big 12 Foot Poplar Log TWO 18"X8"X12ft BEAMS
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This Mill May Be Old And Rusty But I'd Put Her Up Against Any Other Mill Out There
Clutch Trouble While Sawing Yellow Pine 2X4's
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The Saw Was Choking Down. But I Finally Realized What To Do
Three Enormous Improvements
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Started late in the day when it's cooler out. Cutting Pine boards, Oak 6X6's, and an ugly Poplar
Sawing 5/4 Pine Boards Money Money Money
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Beautiful 5/4 Loblolly Pine Boards
Ya'll Should Have Seen All This In Color
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Frick Sawmill Sawing Big White Pines
This Lumber Splitter Really Hit My Last Nerve
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This Lumber Splitter Really Hit My Last Nerve
A Look Around then Sawing White Oak 2X6's
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A Look Around then Sawing White Oak 2X6's
How many pictures does it take to set up a sawmill?
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How many pictures does it take to set up a sawmill?
Sawmilling Poplar 2X6's and Finished up on 2X4's
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Sawmilling Poplar 2X6's and Finished up on 2X4's
New Camera Angle Requested By Top Subscribers
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New Camera Angle Requested By Top Subscribers
We are all learning how to run this ole mill now! I'd say we are an Effective Team
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We are all learning how to run this ole mill now! I'd say we are an Effective Team
Neighbor Jeff came to drop a couple Poplars for me.
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Neighbor Jeff came to drop a couple Poplars for me.
Some of that final destination stuff
Lol
I helped a man that had a ground mill and one of his favorite sayings was , " it don't pay much boys but it ll make a man out of ya. No idea I'd spend 33 years sawfiling for IP and West Fraser.
Yeah, one day I went to work as usual and celebrated 35 yrs. It flies by. Thanks for watching and commenting
I like your channel ! I liked Mike and Mothers channel also. You can always saw your own lumber for a building and side it in wood, just put the tin on the roof. Keep up the good work. Thank you for sharing.
Crownman, I think I will have to do it that way. It's so expensive to hire it put up. Thanks for watching and commenting
Love this old mill. I live close to Weaverville and my Papaw and Dad had a mill like that and I miss it. I bought a portable mill but can't get time to use it. A good past time.
I hear that, Randy. It's very hard to find the time and getting friends to help, all at the same time. Thanks for watching and commenting
Mike is proud of you for what you have done with the mill because you are carrying on his tradition and standard for excellence. Don't let the haters get you down Shannon. I personally like what I see and how you do things. Everyone starts at the bottom and has to claw their way to the top. You got this made in the shade with a good cold glass of lemonade. BTW, STOPSIGN S-standard-T-technical-O-operational-P-procedure for S-super-I-ignorant-G-gnarly-N-nasty logs, limbs and trees
Thanks, Robert. I appreciate it
great job love the video
I appreciate it. Thanks for watching and commenting
My late father told me the most dangerous thing is a dull knife or saw. Smart man. When he passed he still had all of his fingers. Great video!
Sorry for your loss. My father was a great woodworker himself, too. He also had all ten until he passed. Thanks for watching and commenting
@@templehillsawmill1748 My father passed away in 2000, quite a while ago at 92. Thanks.
Keep up the good work friend, I need to come get some 8x8s from you, for a porch posts
Oh! I just saw this comment. Heck yeah, I'd love to saw that. I appreciate ya
Glad you got it back up and running, I need to make a video myself, mama found out she has breast cancer , I’m sure she will be fine , she’s got the best dr she can get
Oh my, God love. I certainly will keep her and all your family in my thoughts and prayers. Yeah, if or when ya'll would like to visit one day, feel free to let me know and don't worry I won't be filming any of it, lol. I appreciate ya
😊😊 I always liked the sawmill ever since I was a kid I use 2 go W dad 2 the sawmill when I was out of school years ago during summertime dad worked 4/2 fellows years ago saying at the sawmill they cut and sawed most of the timber around here most be 4 my time ⌚ 😮 IM still old enough 2 remember some of it the sawmill was up the road a bit 2 times 😊😊 the timber was sawed there 2 times the last be 4 I got out of school close by back U could every line that was sawed then when they had the sawmill down the road a bit it was the sameway 😊😊 most of dads side of the family worked at the sawmill and a few of mom's I loved the sound of the 671 GM DIESEL 😊❤ W straight the sing some kind of good years ago U could always hear a sawmill running 😊😊 it was music 🎶 😊 my ears uncle Rob could do the sawmill 💃 dance and make the sawmill sing the sawmill song at the same time ⌚ ❤ that was a frick sawmill also hand set 2 levers U pull it was changed 2 air dogs the sound of the 671 GM DIESEL singing 🎶 😊 and pround that's the way it was back then and even better W a good wind 2 carry the sound on the days the wind was just right 👉 😊 U could hear it on the other side of town I surely will always remember that sound just like it was and use 2 be 😊😅🎉😂🎉 😊/😊😊🎉🎉😂😊 OMG 9 1 2O24
Dag gum, good memories, clarence
That’s not the largest blade on TH-cam mine takes a 171” blade lol
171" Dang! That is huge. I appreciate you watching and commenting
is that 21,000 including installation? that don't sound too bad, my wife and her son bought two of those small storage sheds and that cost right at 20,000.
Yes sir, that's what he said. I think it's a deal too. But it's still a lot of monet for me right now
I sure enjoy watching... my leg is healing and I will turn 83 this month...
I've been praying for your leg, John and happy birthday
Another fun video!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Sure looks to me like you know what you’re doing. I enjoyed the video.
Well, I appreciate it, Mac
Def not a yankee lol. I like the intro! What a nice change and interesting to watch! Nice sawing as always. I like the story you shared 💗 - your biggest fan
I can always count on my biggest fan for a nice comment.
Nice video. Definitely my favorite channel. Sawmilling is rad and your a cool dude.
What a sweet compliment, and thank you for the "super thanks". You're my favorite subscriber
Praying you get your shed. ❤❤❤
Thank you, Karen, I appreciate it
Rance here, that 60” circle saw really gets at those logs
Yes, sir, Rance, I've been told the 60" is difficult to run, but I like it myself, if not for that reason alone.
hi there been working on my mills for over 35 years and they are never done , most likely wont . but i am ok with that . good show thanks and best to all john
I enjoy it to. Thanks for watching
Missed what has happened to the #1 headblock that it needs being chained up. ??
I had an air cylinder blow out. Chained it so I could get sawing
We dearly remember Mrs. McCoy as "Mother". She was special to us.
Yes, thank you for watching and commenting
Great sawing, mill is cutting nice lumber.
It sure is, Arkansas, I'd put it up against any other out there
As far as videos, I liked Mike's but yours are better! The different camera angles you use, as well as the editing, brings it all alive. Every video you put out shows an increase in your skill and confidence! I think Chad missed a golden opportunity in not taking over the mill when Mike died. Do you have anyone lined up to step into your boots when you are gone?
Thanks Pappaw
Help was so hard to find around here like anywhere, I went into septic pumping so I could do it myself
I watched his videos and enjoy him. Glad you have it and put it to use. Have you set up the edger yet ? She did a lot with him and was good to see a family working together.
I've got the edger, Lester, but it's not hooked up yet. I'm going to one day
Our shed is about 30 feet wide and 70 feet long and the only metal bought was for over the husk one year we had the scratch. The rest of the off bearing side is repurposed from a pole barn I salvaged which was erected during Vietnam! The infeed end is getting covered this fall we got the materials more salvage and that’s how we can afford to do it. We set up the mill in 2016 and it’s still not fully covered so don’t feel bad! Now we extended it to 85’ long for the edger! Thanks Mark 😂😂😂 it’s a labor of love and patience. Be well Shannon
Hey Rob, 85' would really work nice. That way, any sawed lumber could be under cover for a day or so. Yeah, I've been watching the progress of yours. Thanks for watching and commenting
I love your channel I enjoyed your learning process havein worked a sawmill for 35 years I know the problems first hand. I think you are doing fine
Well I appreciate it, William, thanks for watching and commenting
Watched him for years loved him and his wife
Thank you, Charles.
great video Shannon , we are glad you brought the old Frick back to life and running again!
It's been a blast, thank you for watching and commenting, Mark
Good info, your comfort with the mill grows daily, thanks.
I think so, I appreciate it, Jack
Nice video! Enjoyed the video as always
Glad you enjoyed!
Is your blade chattering between the guides
Yeah, it does. There's not but a 1/16" gap. The guides are some type of hard graphite like guides on a bandsaw.
Where you located
Granite Falls, NC
Both my grandpaws had saw mills when I was growing up got to work a bunch around them they were Frick mills 58" blades, dangerous work but alsome lumber..stay safe guy's, great video..
Both sides of the family, wow! Thank you for watching and commenting
awesome sawmill work i hope you are always well there my friend. greetings woodworking
Thank you and please stay with the channel
I wish I knew what this wood is called, sir.
Well, these logs here were Tulip Poplar. Very common here in western NC. Thanks for watching and commenting
They were enormous!! Are they the biggest beams you've ever produced? Watching from Melbourne, Australia
I think so, Robert. I sawed a 12X12 beam once that was 28ft long. But these two were a lot prettier. Thanks for watching and commenting
When your tailing a busy saw its usualy all you can do to keep up with the slabs . let the other guy stack the lumber. The sawers life is in the hands of the tailer.
Yeah, gotta keep it all moving. Thanks for watching and commenting
Don't let the fools of the world get you down. Just because they are unhappy, self-centered and rude doesn't you have to be the same way. I liker what I hear.
10-4 I appreciate it, Robert. Thanks for watching and commenting
Appreciate all the extra work you do to get the different camera angles and careful editing to put the good videos together for us. You have the knack to do that. It's great to see the progress you have made with Mike McCoy's mill. His legend continues. Hope that Mother is doing well. Maybe she would come by some day and off-bare for you. That would be a treat.
Well, thank you, deernutOO, that has to be the nicest compliment I could ever get. Because I have been trying to put on enjoyable videos for everyone. I'd really like for Ms McCoy to visit. Thanks for watching and commenting
1st one was a joke ,done watching 😮
Well, I'd like to ask you to give my channel another chance.
I like that bit of humor, some comments sure get me laughin’. I spent a bit of time down south and so has my wife she did a lot of trail work at the state parks Hanging Rock and such. I’ve had friends most of my life from down south through caving exploration when I was younger. I’ve always enjoyed the cultural differences make no mistake I can’t help it I’m a yankee through and through but I what I love most when I travel is the wonderful people all over America. Nice sawing Shannon thanks for the chuckle 😂
I appreciate the comment, friend. I like surrounding myself with good people. And that's what I've found here, sawmilling.
Break down and build a set of steps to the cab even if they are wooden you are doing a good job
I want to, John. And a shed to. Thanks for watching and commenting
For whatever reason watching a sawmill run brings me back. Thank you for sharing.
Well, you're welcome. I hope you keep coming back. Thanks for watching and commenting
I had to speed you up to 2X to see if he was right. Not quite a New Yorker drawl.
Lol. I appreciate you doing that, Karen. 😂
Well I hate to be the one to tell you but you live north of i20 you are a yanky to us down here in the south swamps of Alabama and Florida but you can’t help where you were born and everybody can’t be blessed to be born down here in the land of the simanole and the cheeks but God Bless Y’all and have a great day and you don’t sound like you are from the commy state of ny
Who are your biggest customers, and what species do they prefer?
Well, one of the biggest was a nonprofit organization that bought three trailer loads. They are building a barn. They wanted all of their lumber to be Yellow Pine. Thanks for watching and commenting
Pretty nice logs, good lumber! Your sawing talents and video editing are improving. Thanks.
I appreciate the kind words. We did make nice lumber out those logs. They were nice, but we're also muddy again. Thanks for watching and commenting
Like to watch you run that old Mcoy mill. You have come a long way from when you started! Like that you slowed down the cutting now too. Just an old Yank from MN and you keep milling!!! TERRY
Hey, I appreciate it, Terry. I've calmed down some. I retain a little from each time I get it powered up. Oh, Minnesota, I went to see my Dad at the Mayo Clinic about 25 years ago. Had prostate cancer. Good land was it cold up there. Thanks for watching and commenting.
That's funny! There was a channel, I don't remember the name, but the guy had such a huge and slow southern drawl that I had to double speed it otherwise I would be thinking 'come on man, you can do it, spit the words out'. Compared to that guy you do sound like a New Yorker 🤣
Lol. Thanks for watching and commenting