Sawmill Shootout: How Fast Can A Wood-Mizer Saw Logs?
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Nathan Elliott owns and operates Out of the Woods Forestry a Sawmill, Kiln and woodworking business. OTW is located in the Appalachian Mountain range of Northeast Tennessee. Nathan operates a Wood-Mizer sawmill used in conjunction with other tools to harvest timber from local woodlands and urban environments.
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Super nice Camera set up on this one.....You should use this set up more often...Thanks for the saw....!
LOVE IT, I got FAMOUS Recognition on the WIND CHIMES.... So awesome, this show just keeps on getting better and better Nathan Elliott, Keep up the great work..!
Thanks buddy
Hey I noticed that the "pusher" for the return was angled off to one side, probably the cause of needing the wind chimes.
That ride on the wind chimes view is fantastic and with the second camera splitscreen you just feel drawn in to watch it.
Nathan makes wood sawing fun and interesting!👍👍👍
Nathan, You've made "I Go Blind" famous. I clicked the link you posted for the song and in the comments there were many giving OTW credit for first hearing it and becoming enchanted by it (as did I). You give more than information on sawyering. While my drawl is not as pronounced as yours, when you say "white pine" I am reminded of when I was in training in Westchester, NY and the locals would howl with laughter every time I said "White Plains." It's not us; they're the ones with accents.
Really like the split screen. Thanks for the real life look.
Thanks for watching
The song you play at the end has become one of my absolute favorites.
me2
I read a comment below about many of the viewers here might be sawyers, but I will represent the other side, non-sawyers. I started watching this channel at first because of a curiosity of how wood is sawed. I "now" watch this channel because of the humble, polite and creative approach a person can take to the presentation. These things properly mixed together with the music, passion and Mother Earths natural gifts can only lead to a positive and wonderful experience. It's much more than harvesting wood for me. Something good is happening here. Thank you Nathan for taking me along.
Thanks appreciate you saying that
Appreciate you too
Hi Nathan. Your videos are great, keep them coming. Here in North East Scotland, not a lot of rain but man has it been windy. A lot of trees down!
Same here. Thanks for watching
Great video Nathan as i see it we viewers are just getting in your way. 😂. Thanks for showing us non sawyers how you do it in real time. 👍🏻🇦🇺
Thanks buddy 👍👍
Very nice Nathan, even though probably most of your viewers are Sawyers like myself, it never gets old watching you demonstrate and talk about what you’re doing, it’s like going to sawmill school every time you put up a video you’re really appreciated out here, 🙋🏻♂️
thanks Monnie, appreciate you sir, hope you got good weather up there,
Of course it's raining on you. I'm in Tuscaloosa Al and I am blowing the rain to the northwest corner of Alabama. This is why it comes to you. Have fun. Loved the video. Nice work.
that is what happened? appreciate it, take it back, 😀
That was a great video. Not only does it show your skill, and the ability of the LT40. It also shows the time and effort you put into your other videos to make them what they are. . Much appreciated.
Thanks 👍👍
Amazing what a professional with a professional machine can do. Yeah, you can read into that.... Great video Nathan.
thanks buddy, I see you are close to 100K!
@@OutoftheWoods0623 So close I can taste it!!!!
To add to Nathan's answer to the gentleman's question on the 4 quarter question- rough lumber is sold by the 1\4 inch - so the rough thickness is 4/4 -5/4etc -5/4 usually ends up as 1 inch finished material when it comes out of a mill/cabinetry place
Loved your Intro on “Outdoors With The Morgans” Channel and decided to Subscribe to your Channel. Your Demo took just under 10 Minutes. It would have taken me that long to get dressed and into my Truck to drive down to the Lumberyard. 👍 Keep Up the Strong Effort, Nathan! 👏
thanks Ken, appreciate it
nice job Nathan.
when I'm sawing wide doug fir, and everything is set right, I can manipulate the blade tension from dropping to increasing or even level it out just by adjusting the lube flow. that can end up using a lot of windshield washer anti freeze this time of year though :)
Great video! Good thing your mill is on high ground!
yes sir, thanks Daniel, appreciate you,
AMEN to that..>!
Looks like the "wind chimes" solved that return alignment problem. Worth the money, for sure!
Yes sir 👍👍👍
Seemed to take longer to explain what you were doing than it did to saw it. Appreciate you taking the extra time to explain it to us that do not saw.
Thanks Larry. Appreciate that
Hurry makes mistakes. Safety first
I Like the two camera angles.
It is now obvious why the board return pushed boards off to the right with out the wind chimes.
thanks!
Hi Nathan, loved the side by side view, some very nice boards. Glad it’s not just me who is getting inundated with rain. It’s caused me a lot of problems. Loving the wind chimes....nice!! Take care be safe . Love the music thanks. Graham 🇬🇧🇬🇧
Thanks buddy. Appreciate you
Nice to see more of the capabilities of the mill and watch you at work
thanks Kevin,
I knew mounting on the ‘wind chimes’ would look good! Told you so on your last video!
indeed!
I’ve had a Norwood for 9 years, now that I know how much I enjoy milling I’m going to upgrade to a woodmizer
Really like this video! Neat to see the Mizer in production mode. Wouldn’t mind more videos like this. Maybe from your point of view where we can see you at the controls.
Yes sir. Good idea
Top fine video and the music is real fine too!! This will never get old.
Would love to have some footage of your view of the control panel while you’re operating the mill. Thanx, love your channel and watch all your videos on TH-cam.
thanks Ray, appreciate you watching,
That is a very impressive machine. It's incredible to watch it (and you) work.
Thanks buddy
Good choice of music in this episode.......not that its ever bad, just really worked on this one.🎶
Some mighty fast turnin' an' a'cuttin', Nathan! A good payday for less than 10 minutes, if they're gonna be sold. 👍🏻
I really loved every bit of this visit...especially the rain! And that great 'historical-sounding' music that sounded like it should accompany a documentary on this nation's past.---And please tell me I did hear a Robin a couple of times!
I think so yes, heard that also,
Very good, informative video Nathan & yes, there was some very nice pine lumber from that log for sure. Cheers, Don from South Australia.
Thanks 👍
You got that machine pretty well dialed in I'd say!
Yes sir
Hi Nathan,
That's some pretty pine, know how you feel about the rain. The forecast here is for another ten days of it. Feel like I'm getting webbed feet. Love watching your videos.
Greetings from Scotland 🏴
Thanks buddy. Appreciate it
Nice to have that roof over the mill. Good video. Blade getting a little dull, heats up in the cut and expands. When we cut with a fellow with a hyd woodmizer we would clear the arms of the slab wood the he would leave the boards that needed edging on the arms. Then he would flip them up and edge them at the end. You could have taken another cut on the one side and ended up with a cleaner cant. You and I work alone most of the time so it a little tougher. I have to do it different on the manual mill. I put all the boards that need edging on horses and then do them all near the end of the day. Our you tube buddy Mike needs to leave his blade engaged and cut all the boards and move them with his tractor so Meliisa doesn't have to carry all them heavy boards! LOL ! Have a good weekend. Get Bruno a ice cream😁.
Haha will do buddy 👍👍👍
You have lumber yard's open after dark🤣. Hope you are feeling better,have a great weekend,stay dry.
Thanks buddy
I am enjoying wind chime cam!
Me2
Fun video to watch, Nathan. Thanks.
Thanks 👍👍
Great video as always Nathan - and thank you for the link to the final song. Wish you would post the links to all your music you use as some of the lovely instrumentals are amazing. You have converted a red brick city dweller in the UK to a die hard Southern USA Country admirer (for the beautiful scenery shots) and total wood addict for the beautiful grain reveals as you saw those logs. Thank you.
Great video. I loved the two camera side by side. Please do more using the two cameras.
Will do 👍👍👍
Great video best camera action I've seen yet
thanks Barry, appreciate it,
Yanmar sounds like the motor in my John Deere. Same engine. Great video.
yes sir, appreciate it,
I Love the Wind Chime Cam Nathan! I had a really good time watching and it's better for you as well it seems. You could start a OFTW Production Co. Your music selection, photography and content are outstanding in my book! It has been a pleasure to see you progress along the way and the huge improvements achieved. I think you're a natural Nathan! I can see Bruno becoming the big Producer in the future! And really, Very Much Enjoyed! And always enjoyed! Thank You Kindly Nathan! Blessings to All of you in on that Special Piece of Land! DaveyJO in Pa.
Thanks. Appreciate that
That mill is awesome!
now I need my buddy from Ohio to come down and stack the wood,
Once the cant was done awesome set up and follow through - Thanks for sharing
thanks Jeff,
Nate Sir that is fine pine! Was guessing 1 hour to select and layout new log, cut, stack, then select next log.
That was fun to watch. Thanks.
thanks Melvin,
That made some nice pine boards.
agreed
Good video Nathan. Thanks for sharing with us.
thanks for watching,
Nice time on that log Nathan. Great video!
thanks James,
Loved real time!
Thanks appreciate you watching
Man, I sure did enjoy the video. You seemed relaxed. Keep it up!
Thank you
AMEN...!
Great job
I liked this a lot
Thanks Cat
I had a sneaking idea that this mill would make pretty short work of a log when you weren't videoing the process. As for the rain, Yep!! We've had almost 20" here in Metro Atlanta as of Thurs. 2/20/20. The lakes are nice and full though as are the rivers and creeks!!!
Yes sir. A swampy here also. Appreciate you watching
Awesome video, thanks for starting my day on a good note
Thanks buddy
Nice change of pace video. I guess that's a pun but unintended. I've got a 12 foot Jon boat you can borrow. Doesn't get much use now that my grandson is playing baseball.
I like the camera on the wind chimes, when you said you where going to put 8it there i thought it would be shakie.
Yeah it did ok. Shook a little
Liking the dual camera views!
thanks that was a lot of work editing, appreciate it,
AWESOME Editing, I know we all appreciate your efforts..
Dude - you're a picker too??? I've been picking guitar the better part of my adult life...Great job with that friend!!! Also love the song at the end!!!
RichieC
Dirty Harry in one of his movies used the line, "A man has to know his limitations." ( It was the one with the killer motorcycle cops.) Proud to see you have a handle on what is possible. (The Marine Corps used to say the impossible just takes longer.)😎
Nathan, I really enjoyed this video! I liked the more simple camera setups. Just focusing on the job at hand. Thanks for the closing analysis.
Are you thinking about getting an Ark ready? Has a nice ring to it: “Nathan-Noah”! Thanks for sharing from Central Texas.
thanks, I do need a boat, soon!! thanks for watching,
Damn Nathan!! You slacking brother. I figured you could have 6 logs sawed, and all your footage edited and uploaded before lunch. Lmao. I'm jokin. A man can only do what a man can do.
I kind of like the grain pattern on that white pine.
haha I know right, ill do better,
I love your channel!!!
Thanks 👍👍👍
@Out of the Woods < Not sure if it tagged you, but... Anyways, Was watching Outdoors w/Morgans newest video this morning and it had your intro on it. Well done.. This is my first video of yours to watch, and it was good. I subscribed, and I'll try to catch up and watch all of your videos, .. eventually.. lol. Have a great day.
thanks Tim appreciate you coming over,
Personally I’d say you’d have to add in loading time.. still a log every 15 minutes is cooking it. I do good to put out 2 logs in a hour... but I also have a manually operated mill so can’t really compare
You and Blue Collar barbers should take a beard pic together!
Blue Collar, Lynn Garden boys?
You got it!
What happened to the black fingers that he typically uses for pushback? Also, what happened to the chainsaw-looking mechanism typically used for turning the logs?
Is the music you play available on a CD or is it just random tracks? Very atmospheric and be nice to have a copy.
My dad always told me "If you don't make any mistakes you're not doing anything." Alas, some days I'm busier than usual.
Best 2 out of 3
I'll trade you the rain for the snow we've been getting. It's snowed every other day all month & I'm getting tired of constantly having to relocate it with my hand powered tractor "commonly known as a shovel".
Nice mower
Cool beans .😊😊👍👍👍👍
👍👍
Thanks for watching
Hi there Nathan , Having seen an early video . Your blade tensioner jage could you reposition it by using an extension line (hose) in a higher mount .
yes sir, that is on the list, a trip to the hardware store,
@@OutoftheWoods0623 Remember you need to use fittings rated for that kind of pressure.
Least you don’t have to shovel that rain.
Agreed
Great info as always,like the camera views,was wondering what is Brunos favorite color?I want to crochet him a hat and a face mask,but don't tell him,i want it to be a surprise,cause i will send it in his name.see ya on the next video.
he says Red,
Nathan, I think you're getting taller from all that rain. I know your beard is growing!
Haha maybe so
Another great video! At what point, or thickness, can you just leave the boards on top of each other without pushing them back or pulling them off?
any thickness, really comes down to the preference of the sawyer,
The way that drag back arm is sitting not at 90° was probably causing the board to go to the right on the way back before the windchimes
yeah its designed to bring the board back and push it away from the operator, always didnt work that way though,
@@OutoftheWoods0623 ah, makes sense. But them windchimes are working
yes sir,
Yep. Converted that old log into usable lumber real quick like.
Yes sir
Nice job 👍
thanks Rick,
Hi my name is Russell why is the slab pusher at an angle to the slabs. I think if it was square to the slab they would come back square. Just a thought. Russell Stevens
Not sure on that design good ?
What is the instrumental music thats playing during the cutting? I Like it!
Yes, the music on this video is great.
Nathan, another great video, thanks. I saw Wood Mizer has a laser site option. Does your controle panel have the provission already for the lazer site switch. Does your mill have the placement holes already for the lazer site.
great video
How much wood could a woodchuck chuck if a woodchuck could chuck wood?
Nathan, Do you know who sings or the title to the closing song? I would appreciate the information as I can't find it. 🌟👍🏻
The Eastern Plain - 'I Go Blind' . It's lovely isn't it....
@@geoffbuck6865 Thank-you, Geoff.☺️
I would of laid the log on it's side and made the curve part of the design make's really cool benches.
I wonder how many golf club heads he will find on that log.
Tons 👍
It’s not a water leak. It’s recycling, and anyway I don’t know why your roof is dripping it is not rained up there in weeks❤️😂😂
😂😂😂😂
Blade warmed up and lost tension?
Windchimes😂😂...Maybe you could redirect your roof leak to your water supply for your blade. Proper engineering
Haha from the man that saws inside a Ford 😂😂
Out of the Woods jordon told me that’s the only thing a Ford is good for....😳😂😂....
Now that was funny
I like your music would like name of song so I can purchase some of them. Show on video so I can write it down.
Thank you from California. Dave
Just out of curiosity. What do you think about the resaw attachment that Wood Mizer offers?
Never used it before
I think a Toyota control cab in your mill would be nice. Then you and true vine could see who’s fastest. :)
haha that would be the ticket,
Raining in Northern Ohio too- mush!
Snowing here now
friction,. hot metal expands.
Thinking about getting a mill to build the barn on our farm. We just have a small herd of highlands so don’t need a big barn.
great investment, after you build the barn you can either keep or sale and get back your investment,
Just told my wife I’m ordering her some wind chimes 😂😂😂✅
Do you find the temperature makes any difference in cutting in any way
Yes
That comes to: 9.1875 seconds per board foot! Think you need to step up your game. May lose your job! Just kidding, Great Job and Video. Greetings from Louisiana
haha ill do better Paul, 😀 thanks for watching,
You must have a hyped up WM watch, once squared up it was taking from 15 to 18 seconds to make a cut and that didn't count the sawhead return.. Nothing to brag about at all