Fun to watch that sawing job and you two working together. Thanks for making the videos. Mill set up very well with you being able to saw 4/4 dog boards. Am a bit envious of you getting to run that mill. Awesome good times.
That is the perfect order! No more sawing. I've done I love inch boards. I put on a poplar log Friday and sawed some beautiful 18" wide inch boards. Enjoyed watching ya'll
That big blade makes short work of those logs gentlemen. That was a pleasure to watch you working in harmony and not a single word spoken. Each knows their job and knows what each other expects. Much respect from the UK.
Few sawyers use only the first dog. Saves a lot of time and hassle. I wore out a s'''load of Jeans keeping the last few cuts tight against the back head block. I envy you we only had 2 head blocks.. Ours was/is a Corley #8 left hand , made in 1956. 605 Minnie LP (113 HP. 56" F style blade. I enjoyed your video. Thanks.
I love that old machine. Am I right in guessing, based on the flat belts, that the main part of the mill is from around 1930? How wide a kerf does the blade make. Thanks for sharing.
What does that arm you grabbed on the first head block do at the 2:23 mark of the video? White pine is fine as long as it doesn't have too much sap in it or as FricknJeep likes to say Sticky Wood.
Yea I agree and with that sawmill being a deluxe it’s wide and it will open up 40” and usually around here you’re not going to have very many logs bigger than that. But there definitely is some but I agree it’s not worth the trouble
@@AndruwsLumber Thank You! I learned something today. I actually have a small band mill and enjoy using it for farm projects. But those old circle saws are awesome and fast.
Nice to see a father son team working together especially saw milling. Keep making dust be safe.
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Not many young men can do what you can. You and your dad make a good team. Thanks for the video.
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How many children does he have?
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Fun to watch that sawing job and you two working together. Thanks for making the videos.
Mill set up very well with you being able to saw 4/4 dog boards.
Am a bit envious of you getting to run that mill. Awesome good times.
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That is the perfect order! No more sawing. I've done I love inch boards. I put on a poplar log Friday and sawed some beautiful 18" wide inch boards. Enjoyed watching ya'll
Now the actual best order would be random with 4/4 poplar lol I love to saw poplar. Thanks for watching
nice to see someone who knows how to mill good quality lumber on youtube.
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That big blade makes short work of those logs gentlemen. That was a pleasure to watch you working in harmony and not a single word spoken. Each knows their job and knows what each other expects. Much respect from the UK.
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Those are some pretty boards. You made fast work of those logs. Nice relaxing video. Thank you.
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Few sawyers use only the first dog. Saves a lot of time and hassle. I wore out a s'''load of Jeans keeping the last few cuts tight against the back head block. I envy you we only had 2 head blocks.. Ours was/is a Corley #8 left hand , made in 1956. 605 Minnie LP (113 HP. 56" F style blade. I enjoyed your video. Thanks.
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that mill has to be an antique.I love it
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Great vid...as usual...smooth as silk...great camera angles as well...keep it going...👍
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Hey guys! You are getting spoiled with straight 8’ logs to work with!! Great video! ZZMark
Hahah yea we are about to run out, gonna be a sad day when we do lol. Thanks for watching zz
Get rained on , get baked in the summer , but you sure got the old mill cutting nice
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Great camera work and the mill of course!
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Great sawing again, Andruw.
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Awesome job y'all y'all have that saw cutting
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You two make a great team. It’s was fun and interesting to watch. Thank you!
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hi there goos sawing and nice looking boards ,best to all john
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Looks like a lot of fun!
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Hey guys, first time viewer. Love the camera work!
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Love me some pine we saw a lot of it, done a 26” one today! Be well fellas
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Good job! But what would be nice is to show the wood, and tell the viewer what type of wood it is, thanks.
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I love that old machine. Am I right in guessing, based on the flat belts, that the main part of the mill is from around 1930? How wide a kerf does the blade make. Thanks for sharing.
It’s a 1980 we are running 5/16 Kerf. Thanks for watching
Mill set up very well with you being able to saw 4/4 dog boards.
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Good job! Great video too.
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looks like a good day to be sawing
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Very efficient, durable, ultra strong, homemade machine.
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Really nice!
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Nice sawing. The saw sounds good. I was wondering what the box trailer was in the background. Is that a dry kiln or storage shed?
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MM77 Approved 👍🏼👍🏼………………………………………………………Since the being the cameraman is a thankless job, THANKS CAMERAMAN!!
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Looking Good.
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What does that arm you grabbed on the first head block do at the 2:23 mark of the video? White pine is fine as long as it doesn't have too much sap in it or as FricknJeep likes to say Sticky Wood.
That arm is an adjustment to compensate for the taper in the log. Pine is definitely sticky but it ain’t to bad. Thanks for watching
Good video Andruw You shouldn’t work your dad so hard haha.
lol gotta get revenge on him lol thanks for watching THE Eddie
I got your channel address from THE Eddie Horvath. Great to see you guys!
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What state are you boys in it looks gorgeous there
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Someone said you need a top saw, when I worked in NH, we had 24 inch TS & used it maybe 3-4% not worth the trouble.
Yea I agree and with that sawmill being a deluxe it’s wide and it will open up 40” and usually around here you’re not going to have very many logs bigger than that. But there definitely is some but I agree it’s not worth the trouble
Very nice lumber
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What loader are you using
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@@AndruwsLumber it looks a lot like mine it's a 3414 international
Is that a church steeple down the road?
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nice job
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Y’all have a very nice setup. I would work with y’all for free…….😉
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Looks like a accident waiting to happen. Be SAFE and careful gentlemen
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Men have used mills like this for 70 years these guys are pros You guys are doing an awesome job
That second log should have been a beam wasn’t much quality wood in it.
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customer wood?
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4/4 vs 1", I take it that 1" means 3/4"?
4/4 lumber is an inch and 3/16 by the book. Thanks for watching
@@AndruwsLumber Thank You! I learned something today. I actually have a small band mill and enjoy using it for farm projects. But those old circle saws are awesome and fast.
You have a small fortune in sawdust just sitting there. Why not sell it to compost makers?
We do to a few just have more than they want. Thanks for watching
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