You were 13k subs at time of this video...you are now approaching 100k subs. Bravo! Congrats! I know absolutely nothing about lumber or milling but find myself watching because this is way better than all the junk on TV
November 2018, as you say, 13k subs. Your post was at almost 100,000. I just watched, and on 14 December 2021, there are 271k subs, and this video has 14 Million views in 3 years and a month. Wow.
I just recently branched out into sawmill videos and found your channel. Great presentation. It's cool to watch older videos and seeing you so happy at having 14K subscribers. Now 4 years later it's 344K and this video has 14M views. You deserve this good fortune.
When I got passed 60 years of age I discovered it was a whole lot easier on me to watch others do the hard work. That's why I like watching ya run the mill. LOL. Just teasing.
I've watched a few different channels since stumbling on this subject and I think what I like about you is that you don't have the top of the line equipment. You just have the basics, which allows you to be proud of "doing it yourself," I mean how can you be proud when some machine does all the work for you like mechanically rotating the log for you, moves itself down the log etc. I'd rather be able to say, "I did it" Kudos. 👍👍👍👍👍 PS I love the outtakes.
Definitely explains why this wood is used in all the trim for older homes. When we look for houses to live in we specifically seek gumwood out. It’s beauty can’t be matched. Drives me nuts when people paint over it.
Even though this is an older video, I still love it. You do such a good job with explaining what you are doing and why. Love your videos, keep them coming!
You know, I hadn’t watched until the end until just now. No wonder my channel blew up! 1.5 million views??? That’s amazing! I’ll be able to tell folks “I knew him way back in the day!”😁 thank you for the shout out! And awesome job on the outtake edit. Perfect!
Northwest Sawyer No worries! Your channel rocks! Cut a little poison ivy with an old saw and people come out of the woodwork! I’m just as shocked as anybody on the views!
Nice. Love your channel. Also, anyone who promotes other channels shows humility. Your a talented man. This comment is from a Yankee friend in Minnesota.
Your life is really cool man.. a job in the forest , so peaceful and quiet . You own a cool truck and a loyal dog. What a life. I really want this kind of life. Make sure you plant more trees as well mister. Love it
Always enjoy your content. (We the willing have done so much with so little for so long , We now feel qualified to attempt the impossible with nothing.). That’s always been the motto of the just get it done kind of guys. 👍👍👍
Lots of opinions on this species. Experience helps: Sweet Gum is a WONDERFUL Wood, and HAS been used, and IS being used to make all kinds of beautiful and functional things. Yeah, there are defects sometimes. Same with Firewood use; LOTS of Heat. - look it up. Just because some don't like it isn't much reason to call it "trash". Nice Sawing, nice video, and thanks for sharing it.
youd be suprised how ones attitude will go far and yours has surpassed above and beyond thats why im new to this channel today 6/26 june im hooked awsome work i love it
Thanks again for an awesome video! There are lots of different species I'll never get a chance to saw because they just don't grow here, so thanks for letting us have a look at what we might not ever see otherwise.
I literally jumped in my seat when I saw that poison ivy! I react badly to it and where I live it's everywhere, so I've grown to spot it quickly. Nice work on the log. Something new every time...
I watched the other sweetgum video you mentioned here, and I'm working on getting all the logs from a fallen sweetgum in my neighbor's yard. Thanks for sharing these videos. I really enjoy the channel.
@@sparke7638 that tree was definitely already dead lol. ivy running up and down it, ants in the rotten bark, no actual tree limbs or leaves, dry wood etc etc. if you wanna hug this tree, don't come cryin that you need some damn lidocaine afterward XD
That is beautiful wood. Since this for a project at your home, how about doing a video on finishing the planks? The wood is beautiful in rough cut form. I'd really like to see the planks in finished form. And as always, keep up the good work.
Sweetgum is a pretty wood when sawed, but both it and Elm are notorious for twisting up very badly during the drying out process. Strip it out real close and put lots of weights on top to help hold it flat. We used concrete blocks and plenty of them. Great video!
Wow Thank you so much for the shout out, really appreciate it! What a surprise at the end of a great video. Like the out takes too, we should put more of them on, the good Lord knows I have many of them! Thanks again for being a great American. Tim
Great video and interesting content. I built a band sawmill years ago, and used trailer wheels for the pulleys. I got a lot of enjoyment out of running it. This brought back memories. Good luck with your channel's success!
Sweet. Gum has less graining but nice and is like hickory wood and Australia cypress with beautiful heart ❤️ Thank you god bless you sir. Build a dry storage building on a show
I think that the first blade was only for separate the bark from the tree and it's less sharp or less accurate. But the second, stronger is used for harder, inner wood.
@@rualytorres5348: Actualmente, estamos replantando en USA como 6 arboles por cada uno cortado. Esto no incluye los arboles que se replantan en la naturaleza asi solos. El resultado es que la cantidad de arboles replantados es como 1, 33 x la cantidad cortado, anualmente, asegurando que nunca acabaremos con los bosques. Adjunto la fuente de las cifras: Each year Americans plant at least 1.6 billion trees or about 6 trees for each one we use. Of this total, forest products companies plant about half, or three quarters of a billion trees, annually. These figures actually understate the nation's true reforestation rate as they don't include millions of hardwood trees that are not planted because they regrow naturally. An average of almost 5,000,000 new trees are planted each day in the U.S. Partly as a result of a strong reforestation record, the growth of U.S. forests exceeds the amount harvested by 33% confirming that trees are a renewable resource and that we are renewing them.
Great fireproofing. SG won't hardly burn. Not much to build structurally with though. Very weak if it has to bear weight but it sure made beautiful lumber!!!
I saw someone use a pressure washer on a log before sawing it to remove rocks and dirt. That seemed a good way to preserve the sharpness of the blade. I think that pattern on that gum is beautiful!
Great camera work. Excellent editing, too. When I saw those vines in the beginning, I immediately thought of poison ivy. I get it easily. Terrible stuff.
I have 3 of those nasty trees I would happily give you.Used to be 6, but two were taken out by the power company when they dropped limbs on the power lines...& one was completely destroyed (exploded) by lightening last month.The gumballs they drop are a mess & their roots have destroyed my paved driveway. The previous homeowner loved those trees, so he planted them in the front of the property.
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You were 13k subs at time of this video...you are now approaching 100k subs. Bravo! Congrats! I know absolutely nothing about lumber or milling but find myself watching because this is way better than all the junk on TV
You’re absolutely right. My tv is on but when I’m watching these I have no clue what’s on the tv.
November 2018, as you say, 13k subs. Your post was at almost 100,000. I just watched, and on 14 December 2021, there are 271k subs, and this video has 14 Million views in 3 years and a month. Wow.
over 300k now 4 years later
I just recently branched out into sawmill videos and found your channel. Great presentation. It's cool to watch older videos and seeing you so happy at having 14K subscribers. Now 4 years later it's 344K and this video has 14M views. You deserve this good fortune.
As a man who lives and works in the city, I truly appreciate the life you live and the work you do, outside the city.
Gotta say that you make the best videos on UTube sawmilling.
When I got passed 60 years of age I discovered it was a whole lot easier on me to watch others do the hard work. That's why I like watching ya run the mill. LOL. Just teasing.
Ha! Glad you enjoy the videos!
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I've watched a few different channels since stumbling on this subject and I think what I like about you is that you don't have the top of the line equipment. You just have the basics, which allows you to be proud of "doing it yourself," I mean how can you be proud when some machine does all the work for you like mechanically rotating the log for you, moves itself down the log etc. I'd rather be able to say, "I did it" Kudos. 👍👍👍👍👍 PS I love the outtakes.
Your love of wood keeps me coming back; it comes across in your videos. I enjoy you being excited. I hope
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Definitely explains why this wood is used in all the trim for older homes. When we look for houses to live in we specifically seek gumwood out. It’s beauty can’t be matched. Drives me nuts when people paint over it.
Dude, you have the best cinematography on youtube. Hollywood needs you.
That's a joke right?
@@Baronstone No. Hollywood definitely needs this man.
Enjoying watching. Thank you for sharing. From Papua New Guinea
You just keep doing the good job that you're doing and i'll keep watching. Thank you for the entertainment.
The wood milling is great to watch, and the grain in the boards is fascinating to see.
I have always loved woodworking. This was awesome! Your camera positioning is epic... Great job! Thanks for sharing.
Clarence Smith Thanks for the great compliments! Appreciate you watching.
Beautiful find!!! Love the colors of the wood.
Even though this is an older video, I still love it. You do such a good job with explaining what you are doing and why. Love your videos, keep them coming!
That's beautiful wood ,what else ,we looking for like that man.👍👍👍👍👍👍😳😎
You know, I hadn’t watched until the end until just now. No wonder my channel blew up! 1.5 million views??? That’s amazing! I’ll be able to tell folks “I knew him way back in the day!”😁 thank you for the shout out! And awesome job on the outtake edit. Perfect!
Northwest Sawyer No worries! Your channel rocks! Cut a little poison ivy with an old saw and people come out of the woodwork! I’m just as shocked as anybody on the views!
Nice. Love your channel. Also, anyone who promotes other channels shows humility. Your a talented man. This comment is from a Yankee friend in Minnesota.
I am amazed, I didn't realize how different the tree looks each time you cut a slice. I just started watching your videos. I'm mesmerized.
great result wrg some timber that will look perfect when used plus knowing it grew and was felled and milled by you on your place congrats
Your life is really cool man.. a job in the forest , so peaceful and quiet . You own a cool truck and a loyal dog. What a life. I really want this kind of life. Make sure you plant more trees as well mister. Love it
Arbatstar Nongsiej he does plant lots of trees
Fall Line Ridge I just love your videos you got the log you milled the log in to slabs real pretty wood grain.The dog was soo cute.Thanks be blessed.
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Always enjoy your content. (We the willing have done so much with so little for so long , We now feel qualified to attempt the impossible with nothing.). That’s always been the motto of the just get it done kind of guys. 👍👍👍
Brian Wymer’s Handy Man Service That’s a great quote! Thanks for stopping by!
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I love watching interesting things like this. Thank you?
Lots of opinions on this species. Experience helps: Sweet Gum is a WONDERFUL Wood, and HAS been used, and IS being used to make all kinds of beautiful and functional things. Yeah, there are defects sometimes. Same with Firewood use; LOTS of Heat. - look it up.
Just because some don't like it isn't much reason to call it "trash". Nice Sawing, nice video, and thanks for sharing it.
Thanks, Martin! Very much appreciate the support!
I agree, some call it satin walnut.I have some drying in the round for decorative boxes
@@mrlafayette1964 Satin not Satan. LOL!
youd be suprised how ones attitude will go far and yours has surpassed above and beyond thats why im new to this channel today 6/26 june im hooked awsome work i love it
One of the best ford tractors ever made.
Wow nature sure does produce some wonderful thi things
Thanks again for an awesome video! There are lots of different species I'll never get a chance to saw because they just don't grow here, so thanks for letting us have a look at what we might not ever see otherwise.
Darrel Carson Glad you enjoyed it! I wish I had some of the stuff y’all have too!
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Lovely superb portable log sawing machine.
So that s how it's done . good learning vid
Love me some sweet gum. Good fire wood. Busted me up a a cord in 30 minutes with a splitting maul when I was younger. 😁
Beautiful work of man.
The wisdom of hundreds of thousands of years to obtain the most beautiful that nature gives us.
Great video and a nice partner as your guardian.❤️
From Nicaragua I salute you man, you are good .
Awesome video ,well done.bring- em on
I literally jumped in my seat when I saw that poison ivy! I react badly to it and where I live it's everywhere, so I've grown to spot it quickly. Nice work on the log. Something new every time...
Ralph Craig I noticed the poison ivy right away. I've got the vines growing 20+ feet up the pine trees in my back yard.
I watched the other sweetgum video you mentioned here, and I'm working on getting all the logs from a fallen sweetgum in my neighbor's yard. Thanks for sharing these videos. I really enjoy the channel.
I enjoyed this video very much indeed, I appreciated the professionalism throughout, very educational and to the point, Thanks again! 👍
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Great job ! From the 🇬🇧
scoop6 Thanks, mate!
You have very good equipments and machines...
I loved this place
Very beautiful round log,wow
Ahh a lovely faithful dog :) that’s some nice wood to use for some flooring, once polished or treated it’ll look stunning.
marksapollo I think so too. Thanks!
Beautiful wood. Will make some nice lumber.
Even the dog is happy with the great work,thank you for the teaching .
Nice sweet gum !! Beautiful boards !! :)
that would make a PERFECT dining room table
@@sparke7638 that tree was definitely already dead lol. ivy running up and down it, ants in the rotten bark, no actual tree limbs or leaves, dry wood etc etc. if you wanna hug this tree, don't come cryin that you need some damn lidocaine afterward XD
@Barry Manilowa ya but no cut trees. You cant cut trees down. Beacuse that is bad. Teh USA is running short on trees
@@sparke7638 go feed the worms.
Wow so nice bos.cutting wood with good machine.thanks from Malaysia.
especially good video, sweet log . thanks for a fantastic upload.
What a beautiful piece of timber.
That is beautiful wood. Since this for a project at your home, how about doing a video on finishing the planks? The wood is beautiful in rough cut form. I'd really like to see the planks in finished form. And as always, keep up the good work.
jeff seaver I’ll try to do that...I have a lot of people asking for that. Appreciate you watching!
He has a planer...I too would enjoy seeing wood like this after some age and dry, then planed and prep for final use.
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Great suggestion. I'd like to see that also.
How can I come there and you teach me?
Beautiful lumber! That will make some really nice flooring!
Fascinating!!!!
I've learned so much.
Georgeous wood.
A truly skilled Craftsman. Thank you.
Thank you, Steven.
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Man you're good person you must have more subs
Sweetgum is a pretty wood when sawed, but both it and Elm are notorious for twisting up very badly during the drying out process. Strip it out real close and put lots of weights on top to help hold it flat. We used concrete blocks and plenty of them. Great video!
William Hatcher Thank you, William! I have them stickered and stacked with concrete blocks on top and the ends sealed. We will see how it goes.
@@falllineridge Can you showa short clip, or pic, of how you have the wood weighted down with the concrete blocks??? TY.
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Very nice ! 👍
Wow Thank you so much for the shout out, really appreciate it! What a surprise at the end of a great video. Like the out takes too, we should put more of them on, the good Lord knows I have many of them! Thanks again for being a great American. Tim
Glad to do it! Your channel rocks!
And yes, if I added all the outtakes my videos would be hours long.
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Thank you sir it's good machine thanks for sharing very economical video I am from India
18:18 I think he cut one loose
🤣🤣 yepp i saw that right leg lifting up a bit
I like the idea of leaving them as is width wise for flooring.
Thats Really Beautifull wood .WOW..ID LOVE TO BUILD A HOUSE OUT OF THAT.👍👍
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Sweet gum is very pretty wood but very hard to dry without wanting to cup or warp
Gorgeous wood. I find watching wood being milled really relaxing and fascinating.
Great video and interesting content. I built a band sawmill years ago, and used trailer wheels for the pulleys. I got a lot of enjoyment out of running it. This brought back memories. Good luck with your channel's success!
Thank you, sir! I really admire the homemade mills.
I really enjoy your video
Very interesting video.
Fascinating work,keep these interesting videos coming,thank you for your time in producing it sir.
Angel Reading Thanks! Glad you enjoyed it!
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Wow that is awesome I love it I never seen anything like that god bless you and your family
Thanks for this. Takes me back to my school woodworking days.
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Free to carry. Don't destroy nature.It's a wonderful machine.
Sweet. Gum has less graining but nice and is like hickory wood and Australia cypress with beautiful heart ❤️
Thank you god bless you sir.
Build a dry storage building on a show
Nice work a pleasure to watch .
May I ask why did u change blades at about 12:20?
I think that the first blade was only for separate the bark from the tree and it's less sharp or less accurate. But the second, stronger is used for harder, inner wood.
the was a nice piece of tree plus the wood looking beutiful
nice work
love the dog at the end!
отличный видос ! рад что уже 14 кк просмотров . удачи парень.good luck dude !
De veinte a treinta años se necesita para obtener un árbol de ésa dimensiones para que cortando vuelvan a plantar árboles gracias
Buenos para destrozar más no damos nada para plantar árboles y cada día son menos las áreas verdes y los montes
@@rualytorres5348: Actualmente, estamos replantando en USA como 6 arboles por cada uno cortado. Esto no incluye los arboles que se replantan en la naturaleza asi solos. El resultado es que la cantidad de arboles replantados es como 1, 33 x la cantidad cortado, anualmente, asegurando que nunca acabaremos con los bosques. Adjunto la fuente de las cifras:
Each year Americans plant at least 1.6 billion trees or about 6 trees for each one we use. Of this total, forest products companies plant about half, or three quarters of a billion trees, annually. These figures actually understate the nation's true reforestation rate as they don't include millions of hardwood trees that are not planted because they regrow naturally.
An average of almost 5,000,000 new trees are planted each day in the U.S.
Partly as a result of a strong reforestation record, the growth of U.S. forests exceeds the amount harvested by 33% confirming that trees are a renewable resource and that we are renewing them.
AMAZING work!! Thank you for posting this!
Banso has left the group😂
Incredible, mainly one-man show - A-Z; Sir video well done..
Nice work with very good machines. Thank you for sharing. From France.
Beautiful wood
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Earlier days work is fun to watch also
Save trees🌳 save mother earth🌎..
Great fireproofing. SG won't hardly burn.
Not much to build structurally with though. Very weak if it has to bear weight but it sure made beautiful lumber!!!
Great Job and thanks for the info on the other guys!
great job
I saw someone use a pressure washer on a log before sawing it to remove rocks and dirt. That seemed a good way to preserve the sharpness of the blade. I think that pattern on that gum is beautiful!
Harvesting machines and cutting Machine are very useful
okay so looks like 5/4 and what it is used for generally . tnx
Great camera work. Excellent editing, too. When I saw those vines in the beginning, I immediately thought of poison ivy. I get it easily. Terrible stuff.
A dog will never leave ya when friends get thin! Good on ya to make for your sidekick and yes I am subscribed
I have 3 of those nasty trees I would happily give you.Used to be 6, but two were taken out by the power company when they dropped limbs on the power lines...& one was completely destroyed (exploded) by lightening last month.The gumballs they drop are a mess & their roots have destroyed my paved driveway. The previous homeowner loved those trees, so he planted them in the front of the property.
I would love to do this. Great video, I enjoyed it so much.
Nice looking wood in the middle!
Great video indeed but I laughed myself silly when I heard him fart 🤯 yep, fart at 18:18 into the video! 😂🤣😅 Keep ripping away!! (Pun intended 🤣)
And raised his leg to let it rip.🤣🤣🤣
That thing is a beauty.
Great and very hard work ,congrat for you hability
I respect your work, success to you!