Kevin here from Australia More your grandpa's generation back back I think these girls are a good role I think these girls are a good role model for young people in the world Good clean decent show good luck show good luck to use enjoy watching
Just a question just a question if you haven't travelled with your sawmill sinking in with your soul mill sinking into the soda's what I feel put in it why don't you put it on the Samantha slap
Nothing repetitive about your videos. I enjoy them equally as much as Nathan’s ‘Out of the Woods’ videos. I’m at the other end of what you do, I build fine furniture (as my hobby) from rough sawn timber and then dimension it down for what need to make the pieces into.
You young ladies know so much more about a lot of things than I did at your age. It is enjoyable learning about the lumber business. We used those jacks like your grandpa is using back in the 1950s on our farm. I like your brother's skate boarding. I have scars from skateboard falls in the 1960s.
I’m always intrigued with your work ethics ‘Em you run the mill that’s not as easy as it looks but somehow you make look effortlessly sign of a excellent operator jade tails out is a very capable person definitely a hard worker and doesn’t muck around just gets things done quickly and quietly no mess no fuss and boss lady loads your skids weather you are really or not Juda potentially a skater/sticker another family member who pulls his weight effortlessly awesome dude grandpa Mr Fix It man and creates chaos and from chaos is a seriously awesome project boss man he’s every where that needs him and there is so much more potential to this family then I’ve mentioned so appreciate what I’ve seen so far and l very much appreciate you guys
I love watching your videos because your focus is on making the maximum amount of quality lumber out of that beautiful wood and articulately explaining what you're doing.
Give him a big hug every time you see him, a good grandpa is hard to come by these days and when missed is even harder!! Ladies I love the videos, as a now retired remodeler and residential home builder you have opened my eyes to the intense labor, investment and in your case joint family devotion needed to create Board Footage that I have never appreciated. I will continue to watch as long as you are willing to video, it's important for people to see where and how things come from start to finish especially these days.
Awesome videos! It's great to see young folks applying their talents in a family owned business working together! I sincerely hope your business thrives and functions successfully.
Wow so cool to see the entire family 👪 working with wood. Wish I was closer need wood for a shop the price is out of this world slso enjoy daily vlogs. Wayne out.
You girls are so smart and have exceptional work ethic and you are world. Pass beauties as well . Don't ever self limit . Go for your dreams even if you just want to stay around there .
I went to watch a ladies professional golf tournament a few times. And the slogan at the tournament was "you wish you could play like a girl". And it was so true, because those ladies played golf at such a high level that you had to envy them. When I watch you young ladies work, I think to myself, I wish I could work like these young ladies.
Glad to see grandpa working so hard to make some improvements. Learn what you can from him and ask questions if you don't understand, I'm sure he will take time to teach you.. Keep up the great work and glad to see you get to swap for a while with jade..
Get yourselves a quick-clamp to put on that 2x material when you're ripping for width. That way the outside boards won't fall off and you can use the mill to push them back a bit quicker than having to rearrange them.
Another great video. Glad you got Jade to trade with you. Get's boring doing the same thing day after day. Take care and have a blessed day and I'll see you on your next video.
I suggest that you raise the outboard ends of the 2 ramps to the Mill so you are canting logs 'downhill' a bit. When levelling something, start at the low point. I am sure he could lower the Mill, it is important that you are comfortable when running it. Skateboarder should be shoveling sawdust.
Good job everyone. A suggestion use your sawdust and some slabs to put in the low spots in the yard .when it rains you can see where they are. It’s cheaper than gravel.
Another great video Of your great work. In time, a concrete slab will be there for a stable base . If the machine is too high,just grow another couple inches over your already stunning 5'10". Stay safe . We just love your family values and work ethics. Remember to enjoy to the summer.
Please take care of yourselves. There are so many possibilities to injure yourselves. I wish you all the best. Your parents can be so proud, of their nice hardworking Children. No Cigarettes, no alcohol, and no tattoos. Also, your relationship with each other is wonderful.
Hey can you give us a breakdown of all the workers and who they are to you! New to your channel and sometimes I get confused if the boss is your Dad or if your dad is working for the boss so you guys call the boss, "the boss" haha also I've heard boss lady but also you say your Mom? Haha idk if you'll even read this but if you do I would love to know who everyone is and their relation to you! Keep up the hard work! 💪👍
Love watchin' yall run that mill... The Boss might as well stand the shotgun next to the front door at home because the boys are gonna be knockin' if they ain't already...
You kids sure are an inspiration to working and helping the family business. I sure feel like if you wore work gloves, you would feel more comfortable handling the material. It just seems like I can see youre nervous about smashing fingers, or getting splinters. But youll turn your hands into true WORKING hands, thats for sure.
Guys that install sheds use solid cement blocks, they have no give, for the big measurements and then asphalt shingles for the fine-tuning because they also have no give. I keep a bag of shingles around just for leveling stuff around my shop.
I wish you all where located closer to me. I am going to need a bunch of lumber for my first home and I would love to have been able to get it from a nice local firm like yours. Going to have to see if there is an operation like yours down here in WV. Your youtube production has been getting better and better. You all are doing amazing work. Keep at it.
It occurs to me a clamp-- even a Quik-Grip-- across the boards when you're using the board pusher to the outfeed table would keep them together and even.
Why ? Can only lift a board at a time in the bigger thickness and width ? They seem to run like a well oiled machine ! Like to see a couple of guys in their 40's try to produce as many bd ft per hour and take Algebra or Trig online !
@@daveholley2156 It was just a thought. I see them fighting with trying to return all the boards at once. Obviously, you'd take the clamp off once that was done, to for instance lift them and put them on the trailer.
You folks might enjoy watching this old video of a fellow sawing lumber on a homemade mill, powered by a steam engine he restored. Since deceased, he was a multi-talented engineer, musician, and cantankerous philosopher. th-cam.com/video/9nKRiP8sNOg/w-d-xo.html
i luv your videos, your living my dream life and there isn't much lumbering that goes on here in the U.K. We do have a logging industry but actual lumbering yards are very rare.
Love y’all being a family business work so well together 👍🏼. How many splinter’s do you wind up with at the end of the day ? Be safe sweet lady 👍🏼😊❤️🙏🇺🇸
3 questions 1 can you get your lumber graded up here in Canada they won't let u build with ungraded lumber . your looks so nice compared to our stuff we end up with. Do you plane lumber? 3 your hands must be tough without gloves. Love your Channel .
Thinking of the bass wood that you send to the hatchet house. Bass wood is a populat wood for wood carving. Pieces used are of all sizes for wood carving. They mightv be able to sell pieces of the retired board pieces to wood carvers. Ok to reach the wood carvers with product might involve shipping logistics.
Just found your channel - good fun! What species do you mill? So far Hemlock (Eastern?) and Lime (Basswood) - any others? Very good video of processes, which I would like to show to my students - both Wood-machining and Carpentry+Joinery. Do you Kiln timbers as well?
juda is having fun as a kid. he needs play time like his big brother the tree cutter downer it is a brotherly love kind of relation . similar to the playful nature of sisters jade and em.
Hi there! Your videos are great! Maybe you can say something about the scoring blade that runs ahead of the cut? Is that just to prevent blowout? Peace
@@lumbercapitallogyard Well then no Sammy. You have interviewed your Pop how about your Mom? Would love to hear her views on things as well. Next give us your Grandfather. My Grandfather was a carpenter all of his life and I got my woodworking skills from him. Your Grandpa looks like he is a very practical man who knows how to swing a hammer. Great video Emerald keep 'em coming!
I've seen a rubber squares placed under the legs of factory machines sitting on a concrete floor. Why aren't the legs resting on concrete bolted down? What does the manufacturer recommend? Should pour a concrete footing for the leg that's sitting on dirt 6:08.
Poor kiddo watch out with that skateboard. his first born will come out with a black eye lol looked like he was about to credit card. He's close to that kickflip though. Anyone's curious what credit card means when dealing with skateboarding. It's when that skateboard finds purchase between your grundle and the ground 😂😂😂 personally I call it getting popsicle 😂😂🤣🤣😁
The wood you cut for raised beds, is it dried or sold green? Just wondering what is done to stop the wood from rotting over time. I enjoy your videos, thanks
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I sure enjoy these daily videos. Don't worry about them being a little repetitive. For many of us we enjoy the daily routine.
Life is repetitive
Kevin here from Australia More your grandpa's generation back back I think these girls are a good role I think these girls are a good role model for young people in the world Good clean decent show good luck show good luck to use enjoy watching
Just a question just a question if you haven't travelled with your sawmill sinking in with your soul mill sinking into the soda's what I feel put in it why don't you put it on the Samantha slap
@@kevinsutherland8640 what does any of what you said mean?
you got that right @sunline
Good ole Grampa's, they are great guy's. Appreciate them now and forever🙂!!!!!!!
Nothing repetitive about your videos. I enjoy them equally as much as Nathan’s ‘Out of the Woods’ videos. I’m at the other end of what you do, I build fine furniture (as my hobby) from rough sawn timber and then dimension it down for what need to make the pieces into.
You young ladies know so much more about a lot of things than I did at your age. It is enjoyable learning about the lumber business. We used those jacks like your grandpa is using back in the 1950s on our farm. I like your brother's skate boarding. I have scars from skateboard falls in the 1960s.
I’m always intrigued with your work ethics ‘Em you run the mill that’s not as easy as it looks but somehow you make look effortlessly sign of a excellent operator jade tails out is a very capable person definitely a hard worker and doesn’t muck around just gets things done quickly and quietly no mess no fuss and boss lady loads your skids weather you are really or not Juda potentially a skater/sticker another family member who pulls his weight effortlessly awesome dude grandpa Mr Fix It man and creates chaos and from chaos is a seriously awesome project boss man he’s every where that needs him and there is so much more potential to this family then I’ve mentioned so appreciate what I’ve seen so far and l very much appreciate you guys
Love it when you cut hard wood specially walnut. I can’t believe how hard you work in a time when lots of people don’t want to work at all.
I love watching your videos because your focus is on making the maximum amount of quality lumber out of that beautiful wood and articulately explaining what you're doing.
Give him a big hug every time you see him, a good grandpa is hard to come by these days and when missed is even harder!! Ladies I love the videos, as a now retired remodeler and residential home builder you have opened my eyes to the intense labor, investment and in your case joint family devotion needed to create Board Footage that I have never appreciated. I will continue to watch as long as you are willing to video, it's important for people to see where and how things come from start to finish especially these days.
Awesome videos! It's great to see young folks applying their talents in a family owned business working together! I sincerely hope your business thrives and functions successfully.
Looks like you are keeping grandpa busy 😂
Wow so cool to see the entire family 👪 working with wood. Wish I was closer need wood for a shop the price is out of this world slso enjoy daily vlogs. Wayne out.
You girls are so smart and have exceptional work ethic and you are world. Pass beauties as well . Don't ever self limit . Go for your dreams even if you just want to stay around there .
I went to watch a ladies professional golf tournament a few times. And the slogan at the tournament was "you wish you could play like a girl". And it was so true, because those ladies played golf at such a high level that you had to envy them. When I watch you young ladies work, I think to myself, I wish I could work like these young ladies.
Thanks for sharing. I enjoyed it.
Glad to see grandpa working so hard to make some improvements. Learn what you can from him and ask questions if you don't understand, I'm sure he will take time to teach you.. Keep up the great work and glad to see you get to swap for a while with jade..
Get yourselves a quick-clamp to put on that 2x material when you're ripping for width. That way the outside boards won't fall off and you can use the mill to push them back a bit quicker than having to rearrange them.
Another great video. Glad you got Jade to trade with you. Get's boring doing the same thing day after day. Take care and have a blessed day and I'll see you on your next video.
Every time when I see that you have made new video, I feel good day is coming☀️👍 Thanks your video and keep them coming… Regards from ☀️Finland
I suggest that you raise the outboard ends of the 2 ramps to the Mill so you are canting logs 'downhill' a bit. When levelling something, start at the low point. I am sure he could lower the Mill, it is important that you are comfortable when running it. Skateboarder should be shoveling sawdust.
Good job everyone. A suggestion use your sawdust and some slabs to put in the low spots in the yard .when it rains you can see where they are. It’s cheaper than gravel.
Yall are getting really good with the editing and the music over saw noise good call .
God Bless America
Yall are amazing at what you do keep it up. Good to see girls doing this kind of work do it better then most guys.
Another great video Of your great work. In time, a concrete slab will be there for a stable base . If the machine is too high,just grow another couple inches over your already stunning 5'10". Stay safe . We just love your family values and work ethics. Remember to enjoy to the summer.
You ladies are so hard working and it is great. You have a fine family and business. Keep up the good work on the videos. Thank you.👍
Please take care of yourselves. There are so many possibilities to injure yourselves. I wish you all the best. Your parents can be so proud, of their nice hardworking Children. No Cigarettes, no alcohol, and no tattoos. Also, your relationship with each other is wonderful.
Em has a tattoo on her left upper arm...
You girls need to be in on all aspects of maintaining the mill including leveling
Em you all have the best footage family is great love all content
Hey can you give us a breakdown of all the workers and who they are to you! New to your channel and sometimes I get confused if the boss is your Dad or if your dad is working for the boss so you guys call the boss, "the boss" haha also I've heard boss lady but also you say your Mom? Haha idk if you'll even read this but if you do I would love to know who everyone is and their relation to you! Keep up the hard work! 💪👍
Love watchin' yall run that mill... The Boss might as well stand the shotgun next to the front door at home because the boys are gonna be knockin' if they ain't already...
You kids sure are an inspiration to working and helping the family business. I sure feel like if you wore work gloves, you would feel more comfortable handling the material. It just seems like I can see youre nervous about smashing fingers, or getting splinters. But youll turn your hands into true WORKING hands, thats for sure.
Not intending to be an arm chair mill operator, 😊, but it would seem you guys would take turns operating, stacking and swamping.
love the work ethic - all the effort and dedication you have to improve means this is just the beginning.
Guys that install sheds use solid cement blocks, they have no give, for the big measurements and then asphalt shingles for the fine-tuning because they also have no give. I keep a bag of shingles around just for leveling stuff around my shop.
I wish you all where located closer to me. I am going to need a bunch of lumber for my first home and I would love to have been able to get it from a nice local firm like yours. Going to have to see if there is an operation like yours down here in WV. Your youtube production has been getting better and better. You all are doing amazing work. Keep at it.
It occurs to me a clamp-- even a Quik-Grip-- across the boards when you're using the board pusher to the outfeed table would keep them together and even.
Why ? Can only lift a board at a time in the bigger thickness and width ? They seem to run like a well oiled machine ! Like to see a couple of guys in their 40's try to produce as many bd ft per hour and take Algebra or Trig online !
@@daveholley2156 It was just a thought. I see them fighting with trying to return all the boards at once. Obviously, you'd take the clamp off once that was done, to for instance lift them and put them on the trailer.
You folks might enjoy watching this old video of a fellow sawing lumber on a homemade mill, powered by a steam engine he restored. Since deceased, he was a multi-talented engineer, musician, and cantankerous philosopher. th-cam.com/video/9nKRiP8sNOg/w-d-xo.html
how many marriage proposals have you received? I'm sending my son! :-)
Excellent video, got a lot of logs cut, looks good
Who knew watching wood get cut could be so relaxing!
i luv your videos, your living my dream life and there isn't much lumbering that goes on here in the U.K. We do have a logging industry but actual lumbering yards are very rare.
Always good to see Grandpa 😀
I haven't had the opportunity to cut any basswood up here in Vermont. Looks like absolutely beautiful stuff!
Makes great electric guitar bodies :)
@@jadeowenhamblyn4405 I bet it does!
@@cripplecreeksawmill
Good for carving too. Very light and soft.
Jade seems so cute a sweet, I didn’t know she was a swamp hog.
very soothing !
Much respect.
cool stuff , thx for sharing 😊
Great content.
You ladies are machines.!!!
Great job
Enjoyed watching your video keep them coming
I read that as: "Kicking butt on the Womanizer". 😄
Great video
I hated cutting basswood when we were logging. It always seemed to be in the spring and the bark came off easily and was so slippery
Good cutting!
Good video
Thank you beautiful Ladys 👍😘❤❤🌹🌹
Consider a TryFi GPS collar for your dog. I have one for my little Jack Russell, Penelope, and they are the best GPS collars out there.
Awesomeness
i hear those jacks can be real tricky
Why don't you get some square rubbermaid containers and put them down for the sawdust hose to dump into. Seems like it would save time at cleanup.
Love y’all being a family business work so well together 👍🏼. How many splinter’s do you wind up with at the end of the day ? Be safe sweet lady 👍🏼😊❤️🙏🇺🇸
Do you have a chalkboard or something with a checklist on what to produce? Thanks!
Great videos, great narrative, very interesting and informative! :)
Can you interview your mom someday; she seems like an interesting person.
3 questions 1 can you get your lumber graded up here in Canada they won't let u build with ungraded lumber . your looks so nice compared to our stuff we end up with. Do you plane lumber? 3 your hands must be tough without gloves. Love your Channel .
Lovely music as always. It would be nice to see the artists name sometimes.
yay
I grew up in a sawmill family, but we never had employees as pretty as you too. 🙂
Thinking of the bass wood that you send to the hatchet house. Bass wood is a populat wood for wood carving. Pieces used are of all sizes for wood carving. They mightv be able to sell pieces of the retired board pieces to wood carvers. Ok to reach the wood carvers with product might involve shipping logistics.
Just found your channel - good fun! What species do you mill? So far Hemlock (Eastern?) and Lime (Basswood) - any others? Very good video of processes, which I would like to show to my students - both Wood-machining and Carpentry+Joinery. Do you Kiln timbers as well?
I'd like to hear the grandpa's story. Why don't you interview him?
NICE!!!!
The Irish Nun I told you about had a good laugh when I told her I used to flirt with 3 Amish women at once...
ya gotta jump higher than the board flips
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juda is having fun as a kid. he needs play time like his big brother the tree cutter downer it is a brotherly love kind of relation . similar to the playful nature of sisters jade and em.
Wow u gorgeous Jade n U always work so hard 👍 "I Just wanted you to know that I like You" ❤️ Great Video. Love u My beautiful Jade 🌹✌️🙏
Hi there!
Your videos are great!
Maybe you can say something about the scoring blade that runs ahead of the cut?
Is that just to prevent blowout?
Peace
Today is Mothers Day 2022 hope you let your Mon know she's taking the day off
Looks like you could use a conveyor system to remove all that sawdust.
❤️❤️❤️Emerald❤️❤️❤️🇨🇦
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Nice video Emerald, BUT...where is Sammy? Need more Sammy time, gotta have Sammy time.
She has a second job and so she’s not at the log yard a lot
@@lumbercapitallogyard Well then no Sammy. You have interviewed your Pop how about your Mom? Would love to hear her views on things as well. Next give us your Grandfather. My Grandfather was a carpenter all of his life and I got my woodworking skills from him. Your Grandpa looks like he is a very practical man who knows how to swing a hammer. Great video Emerald keep 'em coming!
Yeah, Sammy has the funny energy!
Hello Em...love the red hair. What kind of fixed blade are you sporting in the videos?
I've seen a rubber squares placed under the legs of factory machines sitting on a concrete floor. Why aren't the legs resting on concrete bolted down? What does the manufacturer recommend? Should pour a concrete footing for the leg that's sitting on dirt 6:08.
Poor kiddo watch out with that skateboard. his first born will come out with a black eye lol looked like he was about to credit card. He's close to that kickflip though. Anyone's curious what credit card means when dealing with skateboarding. It's when that skateboard finds purchase between your grundle and the ground 😂😂😂 personally I call it getting popsicle 😂😂🤣🤣😁
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Great work. Do you guys ever wear gloves?
Why do you sound like your from penslvania red its the way you say yard but i love you girls your great always hard at work thats unusual these days
Whats Grandpa working on busting out the wall?
chip the surfaces when you saw the logs sell them as grill trees to petrol stations etc
to people who want to be out in nature, sell where you are
The wood you cut for raised beds, is it dried or sold green? Just wondering what is done to stop the wood from rotting over time. I enjoy your videos, thanks
Hemlock is both bug and rot resistant, so it can be used to green
I notice the milling work is completed without gloves. Are slivers ever an issue?
Green wood usually gives fewer slivers than the dried stuff. But I am impressed they skip the gloves all the time!
Your company should be on Mike Rowe Dirty Jobs or Mike Rowe works. Contact him or his producers if featured,it could take you far.
That would be awesome, maybe we will
I'm New, what is Swamping?
Pulling the cut lumber off the mill between cuts and stacking it. Welcome!
What's Grandpa working on ?
I notice you guys work with headphones in. What do you listen to while you work... music or podcasts?
Both
Where it's thinking can't you just put a cement block by 400 by 500 deep that would solve the problem with thank you
Tell your little brother he has the kick flip just commit and he land it
You need a cemented floor in under that mill 😀😀😀😉😈😈😈