Come with us as we build our 30'x30' sawmill shed with the 32' beams we mill on our Woodland hm122 sawmill, The trees was harvested on our property and mill on our sawmill, by our family.
Howdy y’all- wow! Y’all was a gittin it! You’re fortunate to have family that are willing to come together and help you out. Them beams look pretty impressive up there. I still got to build a shed for our mill. Y’all come on up lol. Take care and God bless y’all
Thank you, I’m real fortunate to have my family, we are all very close and we spend almost every weekend together, we usually find something to work on, my wife and sister will cook a big meal and we all just enjoy time together. We appreciate you taking your time to watch our videos.
Hey Bearded Carpenter, I’ll come help you! Been watching your videos on how to build a cabin. Planning to start this summer. Trying to learn all I can!
@@CountryHomestead1 just found your channel from the woodland mill group. Enjoying so far! Question-I’ve got a mill shed I need to build too. Was planning to use cede for posts but don’t have any at moment. I do have a lot of SYP. So can you talk me into using them? Think torching and oil/diesel/tar treatment provides just as good rot resistance? Thanks!!
@@Vincentfamfarm I hope they do last, I just had the SYP and I figured if I start to have a problem later with them rotten I will drive spikes in them and just pour it concrete around them, but I did burn, oil/diesel, and I put tar on the places that made ground contact, I will keep everyone posted and up to date as I find out how it goes, thank you for checking out our channel, we have started the front porch of our house that we will start posting after our next shed video gets posted
We dug the holes down to red clay bottom, 3-4 feet each one and packed the post good and started building, been over a year and still just as straight as when we built it. We appreciate you watching our videos and commenting, we hope you are doing well.
We burned them then coated them with oil and diesel then we put tar on the parts that went in the ground, we just wrapped the plastic bags on the tar to keep it from coming off when we tamped the ground around the post. Now we didn’t tar the bottom of the post because everything I read they said to leave that free so water would exit the wood grains
Yes ours beams was 6"x12"x32' southern yellow pine that we harvest from our property. We apperiate you taking the time to watch our videos and commenting. Thank You
Great build. Nice having all that heavy equipment and lots of helpers, big and little. I liked how you purposed a tote basket as a man lift!
Pretty fun watching those beams go up.
Nice timbers, and a lot of thought going into this build. I like it.
Woohoo!! Got to see baby girl and pretty momma!! You guys are rocking it!!
Just subscribed, nice build. I got the 130 max. It's nice to have help , my kids are 5 and 10 so they help when they can.
You guys are doing a h*** of a good job keep the good work up
Love your layout! We have the HhM126. Woodland mills makes incredible sawmills! Anyway. Great video! I’m excited to build one as well this summer:)
Thank you, I’m looking forward to seeing your shed build
Thx for sharing
Howdy y’all- wow! Y’all was a gittin it! You’re fortunate to have family that are willing to come together and help you out. Them beams look pretty impressive up there. I still got to build a shed for our mill. Y’all come on up lol. Take care and God bless y’all
Thank you, I’m real fortunate to have my family, we are all very close and we spend almost every weekend together, we usually find something to work on, my wife and sister will cook a big meal and we all just enjoy time together. We appreciate you taking your time to watch our videos.
Hey Bearded Carpenter, I’ll come help you! Been watching your videos on how to build a cabin. Planning to start this summer. Trying to learn all I can!
@@CountryHomestead1 just found your channel from the woodland mill group. Enjoying so far!
Question-I’ve got a mill shed I need to build too. Was planning to use cede for posts but don’t have any at moment. I do have a lot of SYP. So can you talk me into using them? Think torching and oil/diesel/tar treatment provides just as good rot resistance? Thanks!!
@@Vincentfamfarm I hope they do last, I just had the SYP and I figured if I start to have a problem later with them rotten I will drive spikes in them and just pour it concrete around them, but I did burn, oil/diesel, and I put tar on the places that made ground contact, I will keep everyone posted and up to date as I find out how it goes, thank you for checking out our channel, we have started the front porch of our house that we will start posting after our next shed video gets posted
@@Vincentfamfarm Howdy Ryan- where are you located? Blessings to you
How long did you let your post settle before framing it up?
We dug the holes down to red clay bottom, 3-4 feet each one and packed the post good and started building, been over a year and still just as straight as when we built it. We appreciate you watching our videos and commenting, we hope you are doing well.
@@CountryHomestead1 tha k you so I don't have to wait just pack it down really good
Why didn't you tar the bottom of your posts? And is the plastic cover over tar a bag or just wrapping?
We burned them then coated them with oil and diesel then we put tar on the parts that went in the ground, we just wrapped the plastic bags on the tar to keep it from coming off when we tamped the ground around the post. Now we didn’t tar the bottom of the post because everything I read they said to leave that free so water would exit the wood grains
What was your beam 30foot
Yes ours beams was 6"x12"x32' southern yellow pine that we harvest from our property. We apperiate you taking the time to watch our videos and commenting. Thank You
I would have sloped the shed roof away from the other structuure.
Hey bud, did you cut your pony-tail.off?
Na it’s just getting light since I had that weight lost surgery, hair got thin.
Did you cut your 32 ft beams?
Yes we cut them on our woodland 122 with 1 extension, I’m able to cut 16’6” at a time, I have 2 other video before this one showing us cutting them.
@@CountryHomestead1 great video.
What was your daughter using to debark when she was standing up?
We use a flat scraper, looks kinda like a garden hoe but it’s straight