Biggest Log I've Milled
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Wranglerstar I like your new titlestyle
$41.49 now... yet $28 through Wranglermart?
I'm seeing $41
Me too!
Apparently. I just ordered one through his store.
Hey Wranglerstar, the mill looks great. I met you with my family at Mother Earth News in Asheville last year. Respect your transparency and willingness to show your short comings and imperfections. The critics are so perfect, I wish i was as good as them
This channel is amazing. I just finished watching the Poor mans bench series... again. It is great to see your channel thriving. Thanks for all the work you put into everything!
+Joe Wilshire thank you Joe
The live broadcasts are not important to me. I prefer to watch videos like this when I find time. Thanks you for your efforts. I know it seems senseless at times to do what we do but every once and a while we receive a Thank You or a Blessing for the work we perform.
Good to see your good neighbor in the vids. I've always said that no job should be done alone. I could watch saw milling videos with Mount Fuji in the background all day. I think its time to get out of this desert and this city. Thanks for sharing!
Mt. Fuji looks really nice it that last shot.
Nope, Mr. Star refers to it as Mt. Fugi, and so do I.
SUCH a great vid! Production value is A1. Fun to watch.
Mentor. Is it cool that I'm living vicariously through your videos right now? Well I certainly do enjoy the videos. All the things you do look so satisfying and enjoyable.
Thank you Jonathan,
Ive noticed this is the art , You are making that Lucas feel like anyone could cut anything with beauty enjoying watching you create your own home or whatever that is needed. absolutely love watching the Lucas mill projects. Very nice very very nice
+Thomas R thank you Thomas
Have you considered putting a "stop" of some sort on your support blocks to consistently have your log in the same spot and lined up correctly? It seems like it would be a time saver.
Thanks for all you do for the channel!
my grandfather always wanted get one of these but never was able to know his dream. I hope to someday get one for myself. once again thanks wranglerstar family for all you do
+1 YES VOTE to the Mr. & Mrs. Wranglerstar Live Broadcast. I hope I am available for it.
This was another great video WS !! Thank You and God Bless.
hey Wranglerstar I bought my benchmade 940 today because of your review on it, I love it already
WS you mentioned the timber laying down on the blade, with heavy beams its a good idea to use a couple wedges to help hold it up. one one the end and about middle ways will do the trick, i have a lucas and it takes time to learn a few tricks that will help you.
It IS nice to have help, isn't it? I do most of my work around "the homestead" by myself. It can make things take so much longer when there isn't another pair of hands to do simple things for you.
Yes Please do another chat w/ Mrs. W. Enjoyed the last one a lot. Thanks
How do you not yet have your own show on cable? Much respect to your family and way of life!
Love,Love LOVE the "mountain view talk"at the end! and what a view it is! Everything is so nice and green now! I'm in Maine and our leaves have just exploded in the last week!
I really like the saw mill videos. Takes me back to the day when I was working in a saw mill. I also envy you working in out-doors like you do. The clean air, the nice "cool" temps, the low humidity. I was raised in climate like that in Northern California, and now I really miss it living here on the Gulf Coast with all the moisture, hot temps ant all. Enjoy it while you can. I even miss the snow believe it or not!
Look at that, keeping us all in suspense...Hopefully the next one will be the finished cuts, interesting process I didn't know anything about the Lucas or milling in general so this was great. This video seemed to have a more slowed down, "this is why we do this and that." I found that helpful.
I just noticed how large that mill really is... that blade is huge when you put your torso near it... God Bless and stay safe ...
Those are going to be some big beams. Can't wait to see what you are building.
That is pretty cool you have a Michigan key rig for your mill. Pure Michigan!
Watching that mill is therapy.
Thanks for the video Cody and Brian. Learned allot again. I understand your way of putting out videos. A man needs to take care of his family. Period.
I'm learning a lot. Thanks for sharing.
wouldn't mind hearing from you and mrs w how you went about finding, appraising, and purchasing your property, if you haven't made that video already.
All good things comes to those who wait...looking forward to part 2. I've noticed Cody has sharpened up the videos with less verbiage and lopped off about 3 minutes - and i think the videos are the better for it. I'm really enjoying watching how these mills work and the way you need to approach the cutting process.
Thank you so much the video. I made a suggestion a few days back and your explanation of your thoughts about this project was awesome. It really helps me understand your thought process.
Looks like y'all are having a good time. Glad you've got some good help.
In No. Cal. my mom had a black oak drop that was 56" diameter at the trunk. In the end, after sitting for years waiting for it to be cut into lumber, a local firewood cutter came to whittle it up for firewood. I bought it back for the cost of approximate firewood volume. That was the biggest tree I was involved with cutting with a lucas mill. The mill even survived hitting a railroad spike embedded in the trunk. It turned out a lot of 4/4 and even some 4X4 stock.
Do you ever put a sheet down to collect the saw dust / chip? Great for kindling and starting long burners
Hoping to meet you both in Burlington, VT next month! ATB
Need to grab one of those $4 Lazer lines. Just to slap on it and make it a little simpler for you.
great video. the lucas continues to look great
You have a lot of very nice things. Well done!
Yes another live broadcast with Mrs W
The guys as Lucas won't be thinking "goofball", they're aussies, they'll be thinking "fuckwit".
I ponied up for a Gransfors Bruks Scandinavian Forest Axe since you love them so much, it will be my first decent axe!
Yes, do more live broadcasts, this is very good ... Great job with the Lucas mill.. what a machine ...
It is good to see you have the kind of help that really makes you more productive. Not that Mrs. W and Jack arent helpful, but it takes a man to do a mans work.
Keep up the good work. The small forest hatchet has suffered a wranglerstar price jump...
That view, man. Wow.
The log looks beautiful
I would love to see a livestream with you and Mrs. W. Topic - how homesteading has changed your way of living, views of freedom, financially benefited/hampered you, etc. Love it as always Cody.
love your videos i learn a lot from you
Sounds like all those moving parts around the blade on the Lukas may just need some Balistol!! Squeaky squeaky! Lol
You're strong and I pray you health stays with you.
love what you do I like the forestry work the timber framing, the building of the tool box
How long did the rocket cube last?
Alright Mr. Wranglerstar! You are absolutely on it regarding your faith and I stand by you. When you express your faith on your you tube channel it make the content unique. For those that dislike what you say on your channel, they have the right to stop watching your faith based content. They are not strong armed into watching the content on Wranglerstar. I thank God for the content on your channel. As you were Mr. W.
I love watching this process.
Great video explaining some of the work that goes into milling logs, keep up the good work
Yes on the live videos. Can you give a little notice as to when it would be?
I was hoping to see the whole process.
I know this process is being milked for all the views he can get
Blame TH-cam/Google. If for some crazy reason one video is demonetized, then the whole work is for nothing. This turns into the well known parable of "putting all your eggs into one basket."
If that is what Cody is thinking; I don't blame him.
Clearly it is not otherwise he could just upload all the parts at once or two parts a day
Google is the next "SKYNET" and if u r totally oblivious to this then u just keep on being SHEEP!
OffGrid Aussie Prepper™ Need to patch a hole in my Bush hat like the felt part and put head band in it. They do wear out mate.
I may have missed the answer to this question but did you harvest these trees from your property?
Wanted to check whether it was the Liam Hoffman axe you are now working with and look down on where you planted it in the tree .... but it is not in 360 😄
looks like fun Cody
enjoying the milling
Yes on the live Broadcast.
Keep going with the saw milling videos.
And yes. Live broadcasts are great. I Rarely see them live as I live in the UK but always watch the recordings.
I really want the chainsaw version of this.
Oh gosh, you left it on a cliff hanger again... Never gets old that one! I really enjoy the saw mill videos, maybe you could do a live stream with mrs W on the Lucas saw mill? Thanks for uploading!
You didn't mention it when you were deciding how you were going to cut your beams. But are you worried about grain orientation? Or is it not as big of a deal on these bigger beams?
Very important! Grain and knots determine the grade of the board or a timber. The grade and the species of tree will define and limit the load capacities, and must be integrated with the dimensions of the beam. Then it's possible to determine if it's strong enough to be used in its particular location in a Timber Frame and able to withstand all forces it will be subject to. Wane effects the grade. More wane will lower the grade (and its strength). Same with knots, and with grain direction/angle off the long axis of the beam.
Great video,looking forward to seeing you cut lumber.
Keep it up Wranglerstar!
Noooo! Just get to the good stuff and hear "well that's all for today" AAAAUUUUUGGGGHHHHHHHI could watch milling all day! Wish I had one and the wood to run through it!
Sawmill shootout!!! Your old friend on an old video that got a woodmizer. See who sets up, saws and stacks lumber quicker. Don't have to be together just both of you do a video cutting a similar log start to finish.
I like the Lucas mill and how it cuts, but there seems to be a lot of monkeying around trying to get the log ready.
Yeah mate a lot of mucking around he doesn't know what he's doing. I would have had the log half Cut by the time he got set-up.
I'm looking forward to seeing what project these beams are for.
Can you include a link in your information that takes a person to your next video? It’s like seeing a movie but not knowing how it turns out. Thank you
Cool stuff.....wish I was there helping on a day like you have there. Your slabs are going to make for a huge hotdog roast.
Love your vids Cody! Takes me away from the desk job 10 minutes at a time!
Yes, the amount of wane left on a sawn timber is very important! Grain and knots determine the grade of the board or a timber. The grade and the species of tree will define and limit the load capacities, and must be integrated with the dimensions of the beam. Then it's possible to determine if it's strong enough to be used in its particular location in a Timber Frame and able to withstand all forces it will be subject to. Wane effects the grade. More wane will lower the grade (and its strength). Same with knots, and with grain direction/angle off the long axis of the beam.
Q&A live stream!
I would like to find the time to check out a mill like that. Wow.
Love your videos.
I really enjoy your videos. Thanks for sharing your projects. The log cutting is very great to watch. Great channel, and the view..oh my god. Great channel. Greetings from Denmark.
Thanks for explaining the steps of setting up the cuts, it helps give one a grasp of the whole sequence to making beams on the Lucas. Especially love the view of the mountain at the end of the video, how about a nice long video of just that with music for us who would enjoy just looking and sipping a coffee for those few minutes of pleasure. ;>)
Great videos! thanks
Sawmill videos are great. Rotating the blade sounds terrible; does it need some grease?
Need laser pointer on saw to see the line. If you wish to know where I grew up Cody checkout the key fob on the moter starter switch. I live near the middle of the thumb on the mitten shape.
thank you for walk around on setting up the lucus mill. say hi to brain.
Is that Mt. Hood ?
I'd be great to get an informal tour of your property and it's features
would love to see another live broadcast. I sadly missed the last one
What is the saw blades kerf? Thanks for showing us. God Bless
Brian!
Good morning , it's usually the case these days that the human loses the job to the machine , but in recent videos , the machine ( drone ) is losing time to the human ( Brian ) .
But I have to say , and Brian , I'm very sorry to have to say , the drone is much more stable . ( and Brian your camera is still very good )
But I'll also say that , although , sometimes it's as if the drone was a living thing , It can't compete with Brian as to how to select what/where to shoot .
So in the end , the human still wins out .
Again , another good video
Keep em coming
Bob from Calgary
W how long did you and Mrs. W take to plan your homesteading that could be a good topic for a live broadcast
Great video!!!! 👍
Great video!
How often does the blade need to be sharpened? Are you able to sharpen it or do you send it out?
Cody is the man
Yes live broadcast talk about your next new truck. And Dave Ramsey
nice job cody
Again Verry Nice watching your video!! Does it save a lot of money when you cut your own wood. I wish that I would live in such a beautiful place. I love videos!!!
kindregards, Jan from the Netherlands.
Wranglerstar.....how about using 2 nails and a length of string between the nails to find the center alignment. find the center on each and and mark them with a nail then run the string between them instant center line. or even pop a chalk line....its a suggestion, let me know if I am wrong
Cody, I know you spoke about the mesh 'chainsaw' safety goggles you wear before. However, do you see any advantage to those style goggles over a traditional pair of safety glasses, especially z87/ballistic rated?
The advantage is they don't fog up.
Have you ever had anything go through the mesh in those "Bugz" safety goggles? That's the first time I've ever seen a mesh safety goggle.