As I was watching this and the change of camera positions I thought “put the camera on the roof beam and watch from above”..... 20 seconds later. My mental telepathy was rewarded. It’s remarkable from all the way in Scotland. Keep it up but more importantly keep the family safe and healthy. These videos are great but family first. We can wait for whatever you do. Amacf Scotland.
I thought I caught a wiff of that pine when you started cutting into it but it was sawdust from the jack pine I've been cutting out in the muskeg for firewood the last few days. Red cedar siding looks better each day! I love those "veneer" off cuts, they come in handy for shims. sometimes other random uses. You've got to figure out a more efficient way to handle your boards and slabs - been there done that, got tired.
You did a nice job with planning your sawmill shed. The arraignment seems like it works well for you. You also seem to have more "spring" to your step now that you work in the shade. That siding looks good!
For your next big shed start to think about box beams and truss's for wide open space which is unsupported. I built some pretty big structures for our local BSA camp Bullowa. Great video, thumbs up.
Greetings from Australia. Your sawmill shed looks amazing and must be a great place to work out of the sun and wind. I've been binge viewing your videos and you have inspired me to get into sawmilling some of Australia's rugged timbers; eucalyptus, box and ironbark to name a few. Unfortunately, developers here in Queensland have a scorched earth policy when developing residential estates and I want to save some of their felled trees from the wood chippers.
Bet your glad you have that WoodMizer to use than that old hand powered saw you hung up! How nice to be working now in your saw mill shed in the shade without as nice as it is, the sun beating on the back of your neck. Enjoy.
I like your style and grit and perseverance. I do understand how proud you are of that Ford tractor. You have done good with it and will continue to do so, I'm sure of that. I do however believe that a front end lift apparatus is in order here. Keep safe sir and keep on with all your content.
I've just discovered this channel. Very good videos of a most interesting subject. The sawbench shelter is impressive. P.S. No, don't mount that lovely old saw upside down, it was never used in that attitude!
Nice touch with the crosscut saw.i have one in my shop from my Grandpa's stuff. At 77 yr old it brings back memories from my "old days" with my daddy .
Hey Buddy, your shed sure looks nice and I see you've added music to your videos, nice also. I do think your shaving off your beard has changed you though. Not a hello or goodbye, nothing. ha. And that sure was a nasty log you started with I didn't think you could get a whole lot of siding from it. All and all I did enjoy this video. it's like a visit from an old friend. It's one of my outlooks on the world for now. You stay safe. God Bless.
I’ve got the same saw setup (minus that nice power feed) and am wondering which winch are using I still have the manual crank from WM. Your way looks much easier Thanks.
It's the same manual crank winch as you have. I adapted a socket to fit on it so I could use it with the drill. Check out this video: th-cam.com/video/uiJle_zGWgI/w-d-xo.html
So, the music i've heard before on Shawn Jame's "My Self Reliance" Channel. Do you guys have to use music that is non-copyrighted ? If so, where do you get your music for videos? I ask because I have been thinking of putting out some video's myself.
Yes, we have to use music that's not copyrighted. TH-cam has a large collection to choose from. I think I found that one on Epidemic Sound. It's Five Tribes by Hunter Quinn. Every time I use that song I get lots of Shawn James comments. Dude has good content!
Have you thought about building a stand to stack your logs on the same height as your saw deck with an easier way of loading them onto the sawing deck? a couple of stops to hold them in place. Save you the energy of rolling them over. line up a table with your shed posts, sex posts under it to load your logs on with a stake at front and back to keep them in place when available. Then have a removable roll on ramp connecting the saw deck to the holding deck and winch them on across.
Good video. A couple of suggestions: 1) get a log deck. Save time and save your back. 2) have your waste woodpile closer, and build a frame for your waste wood so you can buck it into firewood lengths later.
Did you cut an over sized beam on the sawmill for the sawmill shed? Outdoors with the Morgans channel needs to do that too. You should reach out to them. Did you finally get the old mill picked up?
Yes I did: th-cam.com/video/nShm7_yzfIQ/w-d-xo.html It was a brutal 7 hour ordeal but we conquered. No, the old mill is still here. Neither of us are in a hurry to move it.
J.T I’ve heard an year per inch....6 months is probably just fine at least for pine. For inside use I’d go with at least 6 months per inch, then finish the boards (edge/plane) and place them inside the house for a good week or more before use to get the acclimated, might have to go longer for thicker boards. Need 7-10% moisture content for interior use. Framing lumber can be 14%. The time per inch also depends on the climate in your area.
Good video Wes! That Woodmizer is a fine piece of kit! I was wondering - do you get agricultural fuel discounts in the US? Here in UK we have 'white' diesel for road use, and diesel with a red dye in it for off-road/agricultural use at around 50% cheaper. My reason for asking was that if you do have these discounts over there, I'm surprised you don't use the tractor with a trailer for shifting lumber & things around at home instead of your truck. Regards to all - stay safe, stay well.
We have red diesel. We call it off road diesel. No road tax on it. The discount is not as good as 50% though. The mill is great! Well worth the investment. I use the truck because it's just convenient. Thanks for stopping by again!
Dude..work smart ..not hard ..your beating yourself up..put that scrap on a trailer then move the whole trailer over to the scrap pile ..find a more efficient way to get the logs on the mill..your back will love you for it..love the vid ..good luck with your mill !
@@falllineridge I think you need a set of forks for your tractor this is the set I am getting next week www.palletforks.com/universal/pallet-forks/clamp-on-pallet-forks/?lang=default
If you had a long pole with a hook on the end hanging on the shed wall where you use the winch you could adjust the log when it is unbalanced without walking around the mill.
Got some real nice siding from that second log, but you're going from a sawmill shed to a man cave with that antique two man. What else are you going to hang up?
man that first log was garbage (what kind was it?), I swear I have one that looks just like it coming up on my mill.Mine looks like it has an elbow in it and it has a wicked taper, I might not even saw it, we will see. that second log was nice though.
It was all loblolly, southern yellow pine. You're right, it was rough, but I managed to squeeze a few good boards out of it! It's tough sawing those crooked ones.
I find it a complete waste of time and fuel cost too make three cuts and still not have a face worth making a length of siding. Why not put the small end to the saw face at least you'll have a good idea how much too take off in one cut.
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Well done.
No talking, just working!! Great camera angles and enjoyable music!!! Keep them coming.
As I was watching this and the change of camera positions I thought “put the camera on the roof beam and watch from above”..... 20 seconds later. My mental telepathy was rewarded. It’s remarkable from all the way in Scotland. Keep it up but more importantly keep the family safe and healthy. These videos are great but family first. We can wait for whatever you do. Amacf Scotland.
The way you explore camera angles impresses me. Great job as usual in making a routine task entertaining.
Thanks, Scott. Always appreciate you stopping by. Your sign turned out perfect.
I would say your saw shed is an absolute winner!
As always, your videos don’t disappoint!
Thanks!
Love my LT15 GO, we have been able to make a couple outbuildings on the homestead. Nothing like having your own lumberyard!
Turning out great!
Nice looking wood it would make a nice book shelf or something. Love the saw on the shed wall.
Another good relaxing video to watch that takes your mind off the troubles in the world. Thanks for sharing your videos
Love the old hand saw!!!
I thought I caught a wiff of that pine when you started cutting into it but it was sawdust from the jack pine I've been cutting out in the muskeg for firewood the last few days. Red cedar siding looks better each day! I love those "veneer" off cuts, they come in handy for shims. sometimes other random uses. You've got to figure out a more efficient way to handle your boards and slabs - been there done that, got tired.
You did a nice job with planning your sawmill shed. The arraignment seems like it works well for you. You also seem to have more "spring" to your step now that you work in the shade. That siding looks good!
Thank you. It's incredible the difference in temperature in the shed. Makes sawing a lot more pleasant.
Nice addition to the mill there at the end. I have been looking for one of those for my shop.
For your next big shed start to think about box beams and truss's for wide open space which is unsupported. I built some pretty big structures for our local BSA camp Bullowa. Great video, thumbs up.
Nice shed over the mill. i'm hopefully starting on mine in a month or so.
Thanks for sharing your Mill Time with us.
Really liked the overhead shot. Have never seen that view from that height.
Nice boards noticed the same music as Shawn James from My Self Reliance uses in his intro be safe and healthy from SW Louisiana
Good motivation for a young man like myself to have property and a place to take pride in and craft awesome projects.
You gotta be careful bout how much pride you have, can't have too much if you know what I mean
Some nice camera angles. Thank you.
Job well done. Keep up the good work. May God keep blessing you and your family.
Thank you, Steven.
Your videos are always good and entertaining. Well done and thanks.
Thank you, Paul.
Greetings from Australia. Your sawmill shed looks amazing and must be a great place to work out of the sun and wind. I've been binge viewing your videos and you have inspired me to get into sawmilling some of Australia's rugged timbers; eucalyptus, box and ironbark to name a few. Unfortunately, developers here in Queensland have a scorched earth policy when developing residential estates and I want to save some of their felled trees from the wood chippers.
Awesome! Glad you're finding some inspiration!
Bet your glad you have that WoodMizer to use than that old hand powered saw you hung up! How nice to be working now in your saw mill shed in the shade without as nice as it is, the sun beating on the back of your neck. Enjoy.
The shed is wonderful! Well worth the effort.
@@falllineridge 👇🏿👍
The Woodland Mills model 130 Max comes prepared to cut shingles and siding as well as construction 2XS All the best, Edgar
The cross cut saw is a nice touch.
Nice looking siding
Nice boards! going to be beautiful siding.
I think so too.
I like your style and grit and perseverance. I do understand how proud you are of that Ford tractor. You have done good with it and will continue to do so, I'm sure of that. I do however believe that a front end lift apparatus is in order here. Keep safe sir and keep on with all your content.
A front end loader would be wonderful. Thanks for stopping by!
Great job bud! Lots of siding there..
Thanks! Looking forward to having it on the house.
Naughty, naughty pine🌲🌲
Wes, another great video! You should stencil “Fall Line Ridge” on the blade of that cross cut saw you hung up. Stay safe! Jim
Thanks, Jim!
I've just discovered this channel. Very good videos of a most interesting subject. The sawbench shelter is impressive.
P.S. No, don't mount that lovely old saw upside down, it was never used in that attitude!
Some of those boards look really nice, possibly even to use them for furniture making. Hint hint!😊
8:14 that's the one ply toilet paper in the TP apocalypse 😉
I have the LT15 Go and I can't get that low with mine!
It'll cut to about 1 1/8 of the mill bed. Maybe 1 1/16.
Nice touch with the crosscut saw.i have one in my shop from my Grandpa's stuff. At 77 yr old it brings back memories from my "old days" with my daddy .
Thanks for sharing great video
All i need after long and stressful day, tnx.
HA!!! same theme song as My Self Reliance with Sean James...another great channel
*Nice video, very excitting*
Enjoy watching U saw !! :) I could just imagine the fresh smell of PINE U were sawing and stacking in ur truck !!
Only thing that beats pine is cedar!
@@falllineridge I love that almost vanilla scent that old heart white oak gets. Makes me smile every time I slice into one.
Saludos amigo,veo tus vídeos ,pura vida Costa Rica 👍
That will keep you in shape
Yes it will!
Good video.
There is only one thing wrong with the back wall of the shed. It's not in my yard ha ha ha. Enjoy your videos
Hey Buddy, your shed sure looks nice and I see you've added music to your videos, nice also. I do think your shaving off your beard has changed you though. Not a hello or goodbye, nothing. ha. And that sure was a nasty log you started with I didn't think you could get a whole lot of siding from it. All and all I did enjoy this video. it's like a visit from an old friend. It's one of my outlooks on the world for now. You stay safe. God Bless.
Thank you, Mac! Glad you're finding enjoyment in the channel!
In watching the siding video....couldn't help from noticing the infamous cedar wall. Nice move. Nice to cut out of the rain,huh?
What do you do with all the sawdust? Or what can you do with it?
Using a drill on the winch was genius. Was that a 20 volt screwdriver or an impact driver? I love your videos!
20v DeWalt drill. It works great on logs up to 18-20". WAY faster than the hand crank.
I’ve got the same saw setup (minus that nice power feed) and am wondering which winch are using I still have the manual crank from WM. Your way looks much easier
Thanks.
It's the same manual crank winch as you have. I adapted a socket to fit on it so I could use it with the drill. Check out this video:
th-cam.com/video/uiJle_zGWgI/w-d-xo.html
I was waiting for Shawn from My Self Reliance to make and appearance!
I always get references to him when I use that song. He's got good content!
Looks great. I cut a bunch of 3/4 pine siding a couple weeks ago. Letting it dry for a bit. What is your plan for paint/stain/sealer? Well done.
I'll probably use the same stuff I used on the cedar shed wall. Link is on the comments of that video. Really good stuff.
A LOG DECK WOULD BE A TIME SAVER
So, the music i've heard before on Shawn Jame's "My Self Reliance" Channel. Do you guys have to use music that is non-copyrighted ? If so, where do you get your music for videos? I ask because I have been thinking of putting out some video's myself.
Yes, we have to use music that's not copyrighted. TH-cam has a large collection to choose from. I think I found that one on Epidemic Sound. It's Five Tribes by Hunter Quinn. Every time I use that song I get lots of Shawn James comments. Dude has good content!
I'm first watch the video,but what ever ,hahahha nice video
Цікаве відео про обробку деревини!🤝🤝👍👍👍🤚🤚🤚🤚
Have you thought about building a stand to stack your logs on the same height as your saw deck with an easier way of loading them onto the sawing deck? a couple of stops to hold them in place. Save you the energy of rolling them over. line up a table with your shed posts, sex posts under it to load your logs on with a stake at front and back to keep them in place when available. Then have a removable roll on ramp connecting the saw deck to the holding deck and winch them on across.
First Viewer i have never been that before.
I too
Adding decorations in the shed? enclosure? lean to? What do you call that thing with a roof and one wall?
Just a shed.
Good video. A couple of suggestions:
1) get a log deck. Save time and save your back.
2) have your waste woodpile closer, and build a frame for your waste wood so you can buck it into firewood lengths later.
Can you please tell me what you do with all the saw dust laying on the ground next to the wood mizer.
Nothing, it all goes to waste. I don't have a use for it.
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Did you cut an over sized beam on the sawmill for the sawmill shed? Outdoors with the Morgans channel needs to do that too. You should reach out to them. Did you finally get the old mill picked up?
Yes I did: th-cam.com/video/nShm7_yzfIQ/w-d-xo.html
It was a brutal 7 hour ordeal but we conquered. No, the old mill is still here. Neither of us are in a hurry to move it.
Just wanted to know if you have a toeboard on your mill? If so could you do a video on using it
Thanks
Needed one at the start with the diameter differences ! Waste
How long do you let the boards dry before using or selling them? I've heard it takes 6 months per inch, but I'm not sure if that's the case.
J.T I’ve heard an year per inch....6 months is probably just fine at least for pine. For inside use I’d go with at least 6 months per inch, then finish the boards (edge/plane) and place them inside the house for a good week or more before use to get the acclimated, might have to go longer for thicker boards. Need 7-10% moisture content for interior use. Framing lumber can be 14%. The time per inch also depends on the climate in your area.
@@falllineridge thank you, sir. I'll try to remember that.
What do you do about all the sawdust...?
Can you sell some? Used for something or just fed back to nature?
Feed it back to nature. I don't have a use for it.
👍👍! My hands have been wrapped around a handle of a saw like the one that you hung on the wall. I believe we called it a cross cut saw.
Yessir, no experience using one but I do like how it looks.
It does look good!
Good video Wes! That Woodmizer is a fine piece of kit! I was wondering - do you get agricultural fuel discounts in the US? Here in UK we have 'white' diesel for road use, and diesel with a red dye in it for off-road/agricultural use at around 50% cheaper. My reason for asking was that if you do have these discounts over there, I'm surprised you don't use the tractor with a trailer for shifting lumber & things around at home instead of your truck. Regards to all - stay safe, stay well.
We have red diesel. We call it off road diesel. No road tax on it. The discount is not as good as 50% though. The mill is great! Well worth the investment. I use the truck because it's just convenient. Thanks for stopping by again!
Same setup here. But a electric winch for the loader . Harbor Freight and save the electric impact driver.
You used the same banjo tune that Sean James uses in Canada fior his site.
take a video bro about wiring your canopy lighting 👍🇰🇬
Ha, right now it's just an extension cord.
@@falllineridge Well as you know
I think the view through the back wall was...a bit to artsy! hahahahaha
Ha! Thought I'd try something new.
@@falllineridge It was kinda a neat effect!
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Dude..work smart ..not hard ..your beating yourself up..put that scrap on a trailer then move the whole trailer over to the scrap pile ..find a more efficient way to get the logs on the mill..your back will love you for it..love the vid ..good luck with your mill !
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Do you enjoy your new shed?
Yes, very much!
What is the thinnest a wood-mizer can saw a board?
Off the deck?, 3/4" I don't go under 1"
@@thekiltedsawyer thanks was just wondering
I can't believe you didn't see that rattle snake by that log. He crawled off quick too.
What are the dimensions of your shed height , width and length
Thanks
good looking lumber
Thanks, Larry! Good to hear from you.
@@falllineridge I think you need a set of forks for your tractor this is the set I am getting next week www.palletforks.com/universal/pallet-forks/clamp-on-pallet-forks/?lang=default
Larry Downes Need a tractor with a loader first! Those are nice looking forks.
@@falllineridge sorry I forgot you don't have the loader on tractor
How thick are those boards you cut?
3/4
Does not look like You intend to use that cross cut saw again.
I unsubbed after seeing this.
Dam junior looks like you need some help
Bobby Camp he can ask his dad I mean he’s uncle
What state you in?
I'm guessing Georgia, somewhere south of Atlanta, from his accent, the soil, the vegetation and the topography.
Three cuts and you still don't have a usable board. Why not level the log?
If you had a long pole with a hook on the end hanging on the shed wall where you use the winch you could adjust the log when it is unbalanced without walking around the mill.
Pretty good idea!
Got some real nice siding from that second log, but you're going from a sawmill shed to a man cave with that antique two man. What else are you going to hang up?
I've got a couple of old two man chainsaws that might make it into the shed!
oof
How do you buy honey from you?
I only sell locally when I have a surplus. Sorry about that!
This ghouls have been a 3 minute video
man that first log was garbage (what kind was it?), I swear I have one that looks just like it coming up on my mill.Mine looks like it has an elbow in it and it has a wicked taper, I might not even saw it, we will see. that second log was nice though.
It was all loblolly, southern yellow pine. You're right, it was rough, but I managed to squeeze a few good boards out of it! It's tough sawing those crooked ones.
Now show me that machine that can grow tree fool .
I find it a complete waste of time and fuel cost too make three cuts and still not have a face worth making a length of siding. Why not put the small end to the saw face at least you'll have a good idea how much too take off in one cut.
No show ,audio or video!
Hi
This like watching grass grow