That sawmill is awesome. I've never seen one quite like that. If anytime in the future you'd like to have a video on how the sawmill mechanically works, that would be awesome. You guys keep up the great work. Steve
Wow that 18 footer was a big one. Looks like a fine beam. Hope the blade hammering goes well over at The Magician's. 8^) Cheers and have a great weekend!
Love the circle saw , would like to see the blade repair. Just joined pareon starting to navigate the site , enjoy that you share with us. Good job on the long log
Would be fun to see the enhancements you're doing using the Frick sawmill. Also, when you say heating up the saw I assumed that was the blade but my only experience with saw has been with smaller diameter ones. I was just looking to see up my way if there was custom sawing and it looks like there might be one up in Red Deer. Here when they clear for an oil pad the lumber is harvested, but I thought most of that wood went to OSB.
Very interesting video. Sorry about your saw blade, but the saw Dr could make an interesting video. Also wonder if you've ever thought about how to shut off the air intake to your Diesel. TH-cam has been showing a bunch of run away Diesel videos.
I know that cypress is rot resistant.....can it be used for posts in the ground? Up north (Indiana) there are Osage Orange fence posts in the ground that have probably been there 100 years. Great video.
Just curious, as the log is being sawed you appear to be carefully controlling the rate of speed the log passes through the cutting blade. What are you looking for to determine the rate of the log passing through the blade?
I like the old time saws. You could get an electric motor and some solar panels to save fuel cost, but it wouldn't be old time. Or you could get a steam vessel and use the shavings for fuel.
I loved see your cutting that cypress log into a timber. Several years ago I built (with only a chainsaw) a two-story rustic home in the Florida woods. I used only cypress from an old man with an old sawmill in the Florida Cypress swamps. (a 4"'x4"x8' might turn out to be a 5"x5" x 8' - but that was part of the challege/satisfaction!) AND, our home passed one the most stringent building requirements in that part of Florida!) See my finished product here: th-cam.com/video/VRQTX9ZcWZ0/w-d-xo.html
That's why ya using an excessive amount of diesel fuel, it's pullied wrong. Make it 1 to 3 or 1 to 4 ratio half throttle you should be okay with you're blade revolutions. I:e. 1 on the crank 3 on the blade or 1 crank 4 blade. Half throttle. Not about wide open where it's on the governed safety, it's not ideal n it don't call for all of its potential anyways. It's wood.
I was disappointed; I wanted to see you load that log onto the mill. When you were getting ready to turn that cant and grabbed the cant hook I said out loud "No way", and then you put about a half hearted attempt into and then done what I would have done to begin with. Was that just an instinctive reaction?
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Don’t know about anyone else, but I like to see every thing Wallace farm and sawmill I don’t care if it’s moving dirt with a shovel 😂
I'd like to see Doc working on the saw blade also!
Tyler you were like liquid monition on that beast of a sawmill!
Yes I would like to see it all !!
I like getting notified about a new video up, thanks!
Hi Tyler and Britney! I’d love to see the dirt work for the new frick mill. Thanks for sharing this video with us!
Great stuff. Love that cypress. 😅
Bigo construction I am a fan and I have been doing dirt work since 1978 yall are great from Bogalusa Louisiana keep up 👆 the good work
That is some nice looking wood
Like the sound of saw my grandfather used to operator one
Excellent videos really enjoy watching video your dirt work that's cool 👍🏻
That sawmill is awesome. I've never seen one quite like that. If anytime in the future you'd like to have a video on how the sawmill mechanically works, that would be awesome. You guys keep up the great work.
Steve
That 2 stroker is music to My ears! And the sound of the circle saw cutting is much nicer than the band saws.
Yes indeed!
I want to see the dirt work another great job
Coming soon!
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Great job guys! That was a big log.
This channel is a blessing. Thank you both very much. Best wishes.
Glad you enjoy it!
Another great video guys!👍🏻
Another great video, seeing the prep work would be nice, thanks.
You got it!
Great log beautiful wood good work
Thanks 👍
I’d love to see the dirt work, in my youth I did dirt work
like to watch you guys do anything
Wow that 18 footer was a big one. Looks like a fine beam. Hope the blade hammering goes well over at The Magician's. 8^) Cheers and have a great weekend!
I hope so too! Hopefully it don’t cost an arm and a leg lol
How can we see more of your hawks?
Awesome thank you 👍
THANKS!
You're welcome!
Good video. Would love to mill some Cypress.
Show the complete process of the mill setup
Tyler.....throw us up a 24-7 camera where we can watch everything....Haha...j/K Enjoy ya'll a lot...thanks
Thanks for watching!
Brittany has a great smile.
Love the circle saw , would like to see the blade repair. Just joined pareon starting to navigate the site , enjoy that you share with us. Good job on the long log
Welcome aboard! Thanks for watching!
Like the sound of that Detroit Diesel!
the old mill didnt mind the 18 footer, looks like she breazed through it.
Very nice beem
beam
Thanks
offbearer looks an awful lot like britney lol nice beam didnt know what cypress looks like pretty wood lot like our white cedar
First one had to leave mid log. Back to Brittany and I.
Let’s see the dirtwork
I want to see the sawmill setup.
Would be fun to see the enhancements you're doing using the Frick sawmill. Also, when you say heating up the saw I assumed that was the blade but my only experience with saw has been with smaller diameter ones. I was just looking to see up my way if there was custom sawing and it looks like there might be one up in Red Deer. Here when they clear for an oil pad the lumber is harvested, but I thought most of that wood went to OSB.
I like your video
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Very interesting video. Sorry about your saw blade, but the saw Dr could make an interesting video. Also wonder if you've ever thought about how to shut off the air intake to your Diesel. TH-cam has been showing a bunch of run away Diesel videos.
Nice video and good job 👍 Go ahead and make a video fixing things.
Thanks! Will do!
I like itt🎉🎉🎉
How about a link to your saw Doc. I have a 44" and 46" that needs some attention
Yep
I know that cypress is rot resistant.....can it be used for posts in the ground? Up north (Indiana) there are Osage Orange fence posts in the ground that have probably been there 100 years. Great video.
Love the channel! Where can I find a hook like the one you have on the winch? Thanks!
Just curious, as the log is being sawed you appear to be carefully controlling the rate of speed the log passes through the cutting blade. What are you looking for to determine the rate of the log passing through the blade?
I was having feed issues with my feedworks. But in general, just listening to the bog of the Detroit.
The newest sawdust looks like the center of a walnut log.
It’s from the wet pit.
yes dirt work
What is the longest log have you ever saw
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I like the old time saws. You could get an electric motor and some solar panels to save fuel cost, but it wouldn't be old time. Or you could get a steam vessel and use the shavings for fuel.
9/32 kerf ?
How did you get it off the end of the saw
Muscle
Dirtwork and blade repair
So dose cypress make for a solid beams, and why was the saw dust look so black
Coming up from a wet soaked dust pit.
We like dirt.
I loved see your cutting that cypress log into a timber. Several years ago I built (with only a chainsaw) a two-story rustic home in the Florida woods. I used only cypress from an old man with an old sawmill in the Florida Cypress swamps. (a 4"'x4"x8' might turn out to be a 5"x5" x 8' - but that was part of the challege/satisfaction!) AND, our home passed one the most stringent building requirements in that part of Florida!) See my finished product here: th-cam.com/video/VRQTX9ZcWZ0/w-d-xo.html
What's the longest log you've done?
We just did a 28 foot
22’
We do a lot of hemlock
Britney is gorgeous. Does she have a twin sister ?
That's why ya using an excessive amount of diesel fuel, it's pullied wrong. Make it 1 to 3 or 1 to 4 ratio half throttle you should be okay with you're blade revolutions. I:e. 1 on the crank 3 on the blade or 1 crank 4 blade. Half throttle. Not about wide open where it's on the governed safety, it's not ideal n it don't call for all of its potential anyways. It's wood.
Those tight sweats would be a work place hazard cute but dangerous
Usually people complain about loose clothing. Now you complaining about form fitted lol
I was disappointed; I wanted to see you load that log onto the mill.
When you were getting ready to turn that cant and grabbed the cant hook I said out loud "No way", and then you put about a half hearted attempt into and then done what I would have done to begin with. Was that just an instinctive reaction?
Pretty much realized, “why am I doing this?” Lol
Not sure I like that guy reaching in so close to the blade....
Lmao! 🤣🤣🤣🤣 i seen you try to use that cant hook and flip that thing straining you gonna have a parachute pop out your ass!! Lmao 🤣 🤣 🤣 🤣
Lol
I really enjoy your videos but I wish you would both wear ear muffs I SAID I WISH BOTH OF YOU WOULD WEAR EARMUFFS , stay safe 👍
Dirt work for sure