Sawing a 4ft wide Forest Pine Log Part 2

This is part two of our series where we sawmill a MASSIVE 4 foot Forest Pine log. In the previous video you saw us cut the log down the middle. In this video we are going to be breaking the log down into boards. we will also be making stickers. Our goal is to minimize waste as much as possible!
Thank you for watching and if you have any questions leave them in the comment section below.
We want to give a huge shoutout to Solomon, he helps us so much editing some of the videos. Be sure to check out his channels.
‪@ThirdBeardfishing‬
Be sure to check out Shearton Park Farms here on TH-cam! They are an awesome Farm and channel right here in Western North Carolina!
‪@SheratonParkFarms‬
Big thanks to Joe Maine and Wood Mizer for the saw blades we use.
Contact Joe Maine @ 229-563-1172
We hope you enjoy this video!
Please feel free to like, comment, and share, and as always,
we will see you back at the mill!
-the Bearded Lumber Crew

[@PineInTheAshMilling]

Alot of work but some awesome looking pine ,Thanks

[@BeardedLumber]

Thx buddy it did turn out great. The customer came by today, and they were thrilled.
Thx for watching

[@lesterg46sawwood]

Lot of work but sure did have some nice lumber. Will make some nice wall or ceiling lumber

[@BeardedLumber]

Thx Lester, the customer, came by today they were thrilled at how beautiful it turned out.

[@andybrzezin]

Can’t believe I never asked before but is that ford truck a 300 6 cylinder firing up?

[@BeardedLumber]

@andybrzezin no it's a 460 big block

[@andybrzezin]

@ i want to thank you for the full length kiln cycle video you did awhile back, I just watched it earlier today has me interested in getting my own someday hopefully soon!

[@Jfishersawmill]

Where did get the part to turn sawdust up toward the ceiling? I need one for my lt 35

[@BeardedLumber]

@Jfishersawmill we made it out of the original turndown.