@@KenBreon . You can probably answer the question as well as anyone boss man. What's the rest of the family up to while these 2 girls are going hard at it?
Hi Emerald. Not sure if you have seen the YT channel called "Out of the Woods". As you are now cutting Hard Woods, it may be useful to meet up with that guy and do a video together - would be useful to pick up tips as he cuts a lot of hardwood on a Woodmiser Sawmill It will also expose your channel to his subscribers and vice versa - should help your channel subs grow. He has also made a lot of improvements to his Woodmiser Sawmill to make it easier to operate and has a lot of tricks he has developed over the last few years to help him cut more accurately and efficiently. I think it would be very beneficial for you to get in touch and try do something together.
I kinda thought the same some time ago as i watched his channel as well. Unfortunately i became disenchanted with his channel after watching him burn wood that as he himself stated is not worth his time and his attitude towards giving it to someone else that could find a use for it. Im one state over from him and could find 20 individuals with wood stove heated shops that would be happy to come pick up his waste to use in their stoves. This family goes out of their own way to be waste concious. Certainly not birds of a feather.
My father-in-law always heated his house with slabs, which he called hog slats from the local saw mill, he would take his flat bed dump truck and buy a load,for penny's on the dollar and cut them to length which he burned in the wood stove and used as his primary heat source during the winter months !! Smart Man that Grady was !!
We had our house built 20 years ago and had red oak floors installed (downstairs and upstairs including the steps). We’ve had them refinished once and they’re still in great shape. Despite their best efforts, even our grandchildren haven’t damaged them.
Thanks,em,and,Ja, u gals work so good together, the show is so fun,and learn something new every day. Gotta get me a mill. Got trees ,got good labor, I'll get there,if I don't,I'll still have you gals. Be safe your pal devo on the block.
Love seeing a family unit working together ❤ I grew up in a family with her mother, father, grandmother, and grandfather, that all lived together, and it was fun and enjoyable..
I've been stuck at a desk all day and I hardly get to see the sun. Sometimes I wonder if an outdoors job would suit me better, but I don't like the freezing cold or scorching heat. It was 75 and sunny in Mississippi today. I would have been outside all day if I could.
I'm thinking if the Boss Man was to have a yearly job performance review, that special crew would get a A++! You all are just awesome and Emerald, you are the quintessential teacher and guide to good vibrations:-) Keep your "shinning light bright" and follow your path of success...
Hi Em I noticed that you square up the log and then cut the cant into boards from top to bottom. If you are selling them for construction grade that is fine, but if you want to sell for furniture you should cut boards from all the sides and then edge them. That way you stay away from the heat which is very low quality for furniture. Randy
Randy is correct. You need to learn to saw around the heartwood and to put the knots on the edges so they get edges off as well. Keep up the good work.
Got a nickname for you girls, Em Sawyer and J Sawyer!! I wish we had about 10 of you girls at our lumber yard. The Bosses did an excellent job with you guys!!! Keep on buzzing away
I have a good 50 to 75 ponderosa pine on my land in southern Oregon. People say it's valuable. I never got much into selling wood. Just got into learning to work with it. I personally like hard woods so I can build stronger structures with them instead of the softwoods. I wonder how much each tree is worth? They are full size trees. Maybe 2 and a half to 3 feet wide. Beautiful looking trees.
I am a new suscriber .... What I have visionned so far is very interesting but it is difficult to go back to your previous videos without losing the chain of events... I follow other different sites and most of them number their videos... Ever thought of doing something similar.... All the best to your family for 2023
Red oak has some of the best medullary rays. The wide board flooring in some of the buildings of the Smithsonian Museums in Washington DC got my attention more than some of the exhibits. Visit if you get a chance.
It is always fun trying to explain how black and pin oak can give red oak lumber! The white oak is the only one that lives up to it's name, white oak lumber. White oak has a neat trait as a board can be placed one end in a bucket of water and you blow into the other end, air bubbles will show up in the bucket.
Hypnotic watching the machine. Yes, we remember the UNADVERTISED availability of the oak, probably purchased by someone driving by who does not give a hoot what type it is. For a January, so far this year is mild (42-29) in central PA. Enjoy it ladies
I would think that few thicker 3 or 4 inch mantel pieces especially when there exceptional log comes through or for table tops and legs grand parents had big round table with fancy turned spiral legs that was expandable for family diner had 3 ome fit wide drop leafs that would store under the top stowed under top and above leg attachments Rarely ever see anymore or a large harvest style table had one with captain style chair most comfortable chairs for being solid wood
if you're trying to advertise your product, you should show more than one single piece of it.. lolz. I enjoy the calm, zenlike mood your vids put me in so thank you
Hi! I enjoy watching your videos and I am impressed with the work ethic and skill of the young lady "Sawyers." I am a retired Lumberman and Sawyer who built and owned several conventional soft and hardwood mills, the largest, a hardwood mill in East Texas that produced about 10mm board feet/year. I've never owned or operated a Woodmizer mill, but of course, I'm well acquainted with the brand and type, having been around since the 1st ones came out. My mills always had a circular headrig, but I had a couple with band linebars and resaws. I have a couple of questions if you have the time and inclination to answer. One....what kind of production are you able to achieve with your mill? I would guess that 500-700 feet/hour is going to be a good number given my observation of your feed rate. Two...obviously, hardwood is going to be a lot tougher on blades than a softwood. How often do you sharpen/replace blades? Do you run coolant/ lubricant? Three....I'm not being critical but you seem to slab heavy. Are you trying for a 4" or 6" opening face? Does the blade tend to snake or run out if you're a little shallow in your cut? I won't bother you anymore. I'm just an old sawmill man who can't get the sawdust out of my cuffs! My wife complains if we go on a trip, because if we go past a small sawmill, I have to stop and talk.b Keep up the fine work and I'll keep watching!
Have you thought about kiln drying your lumber? Also yinz should saw out a lean too or something to cover your inventory from the elements. You’d probably sell a lot more if it was protected a little better and dried.
Im sure you already know this, but sawdust is really good mulch for blueberries. Its a natural product that also makes the soil acidic....which blueberries love. Blueberries are high in antioxidants as well.Get a few bushes!
💪you re the best and Jade is Jade.., i'm thinking about how to extract perfume from wood and isolate water from it. i think it's possible. a hard problem for me rightnow.
Hmm, I assume the saw takes a bit longer to cut thru the oak than hemlock. I think most contractors or dyi would prefer the hemlock for construction, but for trim and for finer stuff, sure, the red oak. Select the oak boards, for the clear or quarter or rift saw, set aside and dry it. Then you can probably sell it quickly for $4/ bd ft. or more. Nice logs.
E! Maybe you explain the thinking behind the oaks and other woods being the same price as the hemlock. Is it because the boss logs the acreage for a set price no matter what type of trees are there? Let us know.
I wonder if you could replace that log deck with a Woodmizer Hydraulic Log Deck ? If you could, all you would need to do, is set the logs on the log deck, and let the hydraulics move the log up to the LT40 loader arms. Sure would save time, and the wear and tear moving those heavy logs around by hand. It would be a nice thing to have, when they eventually upgrade to a larger sawmill.
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Thanks Emerald and Jade for another beautiful video Thank the Bossman and Boss lady for teaching their daughters so well. Beautiful video
Thank you for the kind comment…Boss Man.
@@KenBreon . You can probably answer the question as well as anyone boss man. What's the rest of the family up to while these 2 girls are going hard at it?
@@Alan_Hans__ You can normally see them working in the back ground
Jade really pushes those big logs around!
My favorite youtube channel... watching EMERALD AND JADE with their excellent work ethic and skill is a thing of beauty.
Hope the weather gets warm soon. More fun watching when it’s warmer
Great video Emerald and Jade
It will be snatched up faster than you can saw it!
I'm always looking forward to your next video! Much respect
To me seeing what's hiding in side a tree is the coolest part of watching a mill work .
Hi Emerald. Not sure if you have seen the YT channel called "Out of the Woods". As you are now cutting Hard Woods, it may be useful to meet up with that guy and do a video together - would be useful to pick up tips as he cuts a lot of hardwood on a Woodmiser Sawmill It will also expose your channel to his subscribers and vice versa - should help your channel subs grow. He has also made a lot of improvements to his Woodmiser Sawmill to make it easier to operate and has a lot of tricks he has developed over the last few years to help him cut more accurately and efficiently. I think it would be very beneficial for you to get in touch and try do something together.
I kinda thought the same some time ago as i watched his channel as well. Unfortunately i became disenchanted with his channel after watching him burn wood that as he himself stated is not worth his time and his attitude towards giving it to someone else that could find a use for it. Im one state over from him and could find 20 individuals with wood stove heated shops that would be happy to come pick up his waste to use in their stoves. This family goes out of their own way to be waste concious. Certainly not birds of a feather.
My father-in-law always heated his house with slabs, which he called hog slats from the local saw mill, he would take his flat bed dump truck and buy a load,for penny's on the dollar and cut them to length which he burned in the wood stove and used as his primary heat source during the winter months !! Smart Man that Grady was !!
We had our house built 20 years ago and had red oak floors installed (downstairs and upstairs including the steps). We’ve had them refinished once and they’re still in great shape. Despite their best efforts, even our grandchildren haven’t damaged them.
Thanks,em,and,Ja, u gals work so good together, the show is so fun,and learn something new every day. Gotta get me a mill. Got trees ,got good labor, I'll get there,if I don't,I'll still have you gals. Be safe your pal devo on the block.
Love seeing a family unit working together ❤ I grew up in a family with her mother, father, grandmother, and grandfather, that all lived together, and it was fun and enjoyable..
thats no surprise goodness is hadrs to hide or fake .
@@ccole9080 well it reminded me of my childhood... that's where I was coming from..😊
With your Mom you're like Charlie's Angels of lumber 💕
Keep up the good work you all are hard workers thanks for showing us the wood industry
I really enjoy watching your Woodmizer. That is quite the machine. Nice work!
Ohh! Hi there!…..EM, and JADE. Cute intro Em! Good work girls! 👍👍
I've been stuck at a desk all day and I hardly get to see the sun. Sometimes I wonder if an outdoors job would suit me better, but I don't like the freezing cold or scorching heat. It was 75 and sunny in Mississippi today. I would have been outside all day if I could.
You'd get used to the temperature extremes. Maybe like it after awhile.
Red Oak makes some pretty lumber. And I love the smell of it when you cut into it.
I'm still amazed at your sawer skills, another wonderful video ...
Red Oak is the absolute primo numero uno bestest wood to bbq a juicy steak over!!!!!
I'm thinking if the Boss Man was to have a yearly job performance review, that special crew would get a A++! You all are just awesome and Emerald, you are the quintessential teacher and guide to good vibrations:-) Keep your "shinning light bright" and follow your path of success...
The best lumber channel on TH-cam ❤️
That's some awesome oak you've got there.
Red oak has a distinctive smell to it as with pine and cedar trees 🌳
That Jade sure is a hard worker.
Love this and so glad to see such nice young ladies working and learning a career...been sawing for 35 yrs.....you gals rock
I love red oak hugely leaves huge acorns I had 130-year-old Red oak in my yard 4 ft across the bottom huge tree great wood oh I like red 😁😉🐝
Hi Em
I noticed that you square up the log and then cut the cant into boards from top to bottom. If you are selling them for construction grade that is fine, but if you want to sell for furniture you should cut boards from all the sides and then edge them. That way you stay away from the heat which is very low quality for furniture. Randy
Randy is correct. You need to learn to saw around the heartwood and to put the knots on the edges so they get edges off as well. Keep up the good work.
Randy are you referring to quarter sawing?
Love the ski tickets, when I was that age , I did the same thing!
I have no idea why these videos fascinate me. You’re a video host natural Emerald. Awesome channel.
Watching the machinery always impresses me. Plus kept looking at the beautiful scenery. Cheer's 🇬🇧
The people deciding to make the content and the evolution of everything involved...is just cool :)
I don't even know you girls but I'm proud of you. Good job.
Man, that oak slab wood would be awesome for campfires
Got a nickname for you girls, Em Sawyer and J Sawyer!! I wish we had about 10 of you girls at our lumber yard. The Bosses did an excellent job with you guys!!! Keep on buzzing away
Thanks for showing the rays with the water on it....
First from Norway, above the arctic circle! 😊
Great videos you guys make. 👍🏻
good sawing ladies
watching logs open up is addicting.
I have a good 50 to 75 ponderosa pine on my land in southern Oregon. People say it's valuable. I never got much into selling wood. Just got into learning to work with it. I personally like hard woods so I can build stronger structures with them instead of the softwoods. I wonder how much each tree is worth? They are full size trees. Maybe 2 and a half to 3 feet wide. Beautiful looking trees.
I'm from just south of the border from ya depending on where you're at. Still a decent market for bigger pine. I lived on the I-5 corridor.
I look at the white pine I bought from you last week and wish it was red oak.
Maybe I can come back over there.
I am a new suscriber .... What I have visionned so far is very interesting but it is difficult to go back to your previous videos without losing the chain of events...
I follow other different sites and most of them number their videos... Ever thought of doing something similar.... All the best to your family for 2023
Beautiful Lumber! Very nice, thanks for sharing!
Thanks!
Red oak has some of the best medullary rays. The wide board flooring in some of the buildings of the Smithsonian Museums in Washington DC got my attention more than some of the exhibits. Visit if you get a chance.
Hello everybody 👋🏻another Awesome video courtesy of beautiful Emerald and Jade ❤☕️☕️😊
Cudos ladies!... I wish I was alot closer!..I'd buy some lumber from you!
Love the slow-mo shots
That thumb nail is an impressive picture.
No shortage of red oak for sure. I will definitely be stopping to buy some next trip to Ohio. I live in Massachusetts.
It is always fun trying to explain how black and pin oak can give red oak lumber! The white oak is the only one that lives up to it's name, white oak lumber. White oak has a neat trait as a board can be placed one end in a bucket of water and you blow into the other end, air bubbles will show up in the bucket.
Hypnotic watching the machine.
Yes, we remember the UNADVERTISED availability of the oak, probably purchased by someone driving by who does not give a hoot what type it is.
For a January, so far this year is mild (42-29) in central PA. Enjoy it ladies
*Sitting in the middle of the Sahara watching people cutting lumber in Pennsylvania,God bless these girls.* 🏜
How come the Metavic is relocated next to the log deck ? Didn’t work out with the bigger crane ?
Good evening girls what beautifull wood imagine a house made with this wood must be amazing
I would think that few thicker 3 or 4 inch mantel pieces especially when there exceptional log comes through or for table tops and legs grand parents had big round table with fancy turned spiral legs that was expandable for family diner had 3 ome fit wide drop leafs that would store under the top stowed under top and above leg attachments
Rarely ever see anymore or a large harvest style table had one with captain style chair most comfortable chairs for being solid wood
Amazing i love the color of the wood
if you're trying to advertise your product, you should show more than one single piece of it.. lolz. I enjoy the calm, zenlike mood your vids put me in so thank you
Great video and lovely cinematography, interesting how it all happens
Well done Emerald and Jade
Oh hi!! Great intro Emerald. Keep using it. Great music today. Thanks for the LCL fix of the day. 😊
Love to see a hard working family like yours. Great videos. Keep it up. Impressive. Watching you guys make my day. Cheers from Nova Scotia Canada.
Nice work girls.
Awesome content thanks for your time to do this video 📸🙂
I’ve been watching your videos,I see mountains in background where are you guys?
Hi! I enjoy watching your videos and I am impressed with the work ethic and skill of the young lady "Sawyers." I am a retired Lumberman and Sawyer who built and owned several conventional soft and hardwood mills, the largest, a hardwood mill in East Texas that produced about 10mm board feet/year.
I've never owned or operated a Woodmizer mill, but of course, I'm well acquainted with the brand and type, having been around since the 1st ones came out. My mills always had a circular headrig, but I had a couple with band linebars and resaws.
I have a couple of questions if you have the time and inclination to answer.
One....what kind of production are you able to achieve with your mill? I would guess that 500-700 feet/hour is going to be a good number given my observation of your feed rate.
Two...obviously, hardwood is going to be a lot tougher on blades than a softwood. How often do you sharpen/replace blades? Do you run coolant/ lubricant?
Three....I'm not being critical but you seem to slab heavy. Are you trying for a 4" or 6" opening face? Does the blade tend to snake or run out if you're a little shallow in your cut?
I won't bother you anymore. I'm just an old sawmill man who can't get the sawdust out of my cuffs! My wife complains if we go on a trip, because if we go past a small sawmill, I have to stop and talk.b
Keep up the fine work and I'll keep watching!
Have you thought about kiln drying your lumber? Also yinz should saw out a lean too or something to cover your inventory from the elements. You’d probably sell a lot more if it was protected a little better and dried.
They're always so short on inventory it seems like they aren't having any trouble selling it quickly🙂
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Im sure you already know this, but sawdust is really good mulch for blueberries. Its a natural product that also makes the soil acidic....which blueberries love. Blueberries are high in antioxidants as well.Get a few bushes!
Looks like Jade has been skiing a few times this year!
Another great video, thanks. So what slopes did you hit over break? I can see the tags.
That red oak looks so beautiful.
Maybe make a video of your dad doing a totally clean, service and sharpening his logging chainsaw. I love your videos.
"This video and everyone after that." Nice!
Thats awfully generous to sell that wood density equal to a lesser wood.
Thx for sharing this video and allways a happy new year from germany.Well done,great skills at milling.
Well done capital.
Great job emerald and Jade loved the video
Why are you not using the Carbide cutter to clear the bark for the sawblade?
Good work and looking lovely
I'm surprised you don't turn your log more often saw the high-grade off the outer make blocking or a tie out of the Heartwood
Red oak prices are way down so they are better off just cutting it into construction grade lumber, no turning.
Great video. Praying for a fast and full recovery of your right hand/arm. God bless and be safe.
What's wrong with her hand? Is there a video explaining?
Awesome stuff🎉 see y’all layered up nice and toasty,,, wish I could send my two daughters out to work with y’all,,,
Wish I lived closer I’d sure buy some
💪you re the best and Jade is Jade.., i'm thinking about how to extract perfume from wood and isolate water from it. i think it's possible. a hard problem for me rightnow.
Do you cut 2x4 studs? I have not heard you mention them before. Another great video ladies. Thank you and the best of luck on the hardwoods.👍👍♥️
Hmm, I assume the saw takes a bit longer to cut thru the oak than hemlock. I think most contractors or dyi would prefer the hemlock for construction, but for trim and for finer stuff, sure, the red oak. Select the oak boards, for the clear or quarter or rift saw, set aside and dry it. Then you can probably sell it quickly for $4/ bd ft. or more. Nice logs.
It will sale like hot cakes....oak is so versatile....😎
E! Maybe you explain the thinking behind the oaks and other woods being the same price as the hemlock.
Is it because the boss logs the acreage for a set price no matter what type of trees are there?
Let us know.
That red oak looks beautiful! ☺
Do you ever cut beams? If so, what size?
Makes me want to build a new shed strictly out of hardwood ;have fun and stay safe
If you’re looking for some content ideas maybe something on wood cutting, stacking and drying to control for checking and warping.
Great work as always.
You girl's rock and Log roll! 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍✌✌✌✌✌✌✌
Oh the things I could build with all that oak...boxes, lots of boxes.
I wonder if you could replace that log deck with a Woodmizer Hydraulic Log Deck ? If you could, all you would need to do, is set the logs on the log deck, and let the hydraulics move the log up to the LT40 loader arms. Sure would save time, and the wear and tear moving those heavy logs around by hand. It would be a nice thing to have, when they eventually upgrade to a larger sawmill.
I found it. It can be done ! Here is the link to the youtube video on it.
th-cam.com/video/XLJPyREpC_4/w-d-xo.html
Here is that Woodmizer Log Deck in operation.
th-cam.com/video/9eBGcVIedIw/w-d-xo.html
That needs a power connection, the drive is only switched on and off for a new assembly.
@@ernestospadolesto8126 Just found out that it runs straight off the sawmill.
@@burlseeker4680OK, that makes it easier.
Have you and your brother been out soaking in the icy creek this winter?
I like the thumbnail/open screen for the video you both look like Viking women wielding massive weapons.🙂
Hello my beautiful friends and your wonderful family love you all please be careful and have a wonderful day
Wish I lived closer to you, I’d love to reside my house with board and batten from you. I’m in north west Indiana 🤷🏻♂️
I wished I could still drive I would make a road trip just to buy lumber.
Always enjoy your videos and you have great taste in music!