ABBY BROKE THE SAWMILL 😬 // Sawing with a Woodmizer LT-40
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 1 ต.ค. 2024
- Today my daughter Abby came over to help in the sawmill. We had a little issue when Abby broke the sawmill, but we were able to get it fixed and get some work done! We are sawing with a woodmizer LT-40 sawmill.
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Hello from South Africa. I so enjoy your videos. Your horses and your God centered, hard working humble work ethic are an absolute inspiration to me. Thank you!
thanks for watching John, we are so glad you enjoy the videos
See Jim,Brenda and Abby sawing wood.See them working hard. See Abby get in a hurry and break the sawmill. See Jim fix the sawmill and tell Abby it`s OK .. SEE ME sitting in my nice warm living room,in WISCONSIN, watching Jim,Brenda and Abby getting cold 🥶 sawing wood. Great fun watching you all working together ❤. Thanks 😊 .
LOL, Remember the commercal "Whatsssssssssssssss up" "Not much, having a Bud watching the game ..."
well for me it goes ..."What's up" "Not much, having coffee, watching Working horses with Jim"
Love your videos! I am from Nebraska,but stationed at FT Bliss TX with the 1st Armored division. Your videos kept me going last year while I was stationed at Camp Carol South Korea. I guess you could say your videos inspire people worldwide! Thanks for sharing! God bless.
Thanks for serving our country!🇺🇸👍
Hi. I'm from the UK and have been a subscriber for some time. I worked on farms all my life and loved it. I started driving tractors in 1952/3 aged 7 and still do at times today aged 77. The tractors are much bigger and cleverer now. I just missed out on horses on the farm but enjoyed listening to my Dad and his friends talk about them. I enjoy your videos, keep them coming, Pleased Jim is recovering, God bless you all
Thanks for sharing!
I am from Michigan. Its so nice to see family values today. All working together outside in the cold.
So here are a few questions: do you do quarter sawn lumber? what type of wood are you sawing and selling? who are your customers, not by name but by type? do you saw hardwoods, walnut, sycamore, hickory, red and white oak, ash [if there is any without bugs], is all your lumber straight, flat sawn or on diagonals? how do you minimize the energy in a log as you are sawing it? do you have customers that drive long distances to buy your wood?
Great to see all you women-folk labouring for you in the sawmill Jim, you truly are a lucky guy - but I guess you already know that..best wishes all ( 4 leggers included )..🤗🥰
Glad to see you doing well, Jim. You've got lots of good help, makes for wonderful family time!!
I love the horses, since I tend to prefer drafts, but can't have one at this point. I'm in Grand Island, Nebraska. Really enjoy your videos!!!
These videos are great, love seeing the draft horses workI am from Hastings Ne just down the road south of GrandI Island Ne.
Glad you doing ok. I keep you and your family in my prayers.Keep up yalls good work and daughters are very goodlooking. My Name is Johnny and i live in Florida.
Always good to see a family helping each other out when the need arises.
Watching from the start, I am from Northern/Ireland. Hope Jim feels better soon.
Thanks so much, David! Feeling much better
We're viewing from Rocking Horse Ranch in central Utah. Thanks for sharing your world with us! Glad Jim is doing good! You girls have done a great job keeping the farm running!
Abby is a treasure as I'm sure Trudil lis also, what a great loving family you all are. Abby I'm positive you help out your dad for quality family time and not Monterrey gain,. There is so much to do working with horses and doing sawmill work, I'm from Scotland , love seeing you all together.
Hi John, I have been watching videos by Tom at Fandabi Dozi there in Scotland. Beautiful country. I have ancestors from Skye (Stuarts, MacPherson, MacMillan) and lowland Hamiltons. Regards, Rick
Most people get a wheelchair after surgery. Jim gets a skidsteer. 😊 Oh, BTW, - Sprucedale, Ontario, Canada. About 250 "crow flies" miles NW of you
'Hello there' says a dutch guy living in the northern part of Sweden. Love to see your videos and learn from them. Bought a small place where I can have my horses and where we have some wood as well. Preparing myself and my horse for working (logging).
Hi Jean, that's great! Hope it goes well for you
Jim, I think you made Abby do that on purpose just so you could show off your top-shelf blade changing skills! Howdy from Alberta Canada. Thanks for the great videos - have a great week.
Spending time watching the videos you folks post brings back memories of my youth being on the farm with my grandfather. He worked a team of mules and I miss the times we shared. I'm blessed to now own and live on one of the farms here in Kentucky.
Great video as usual. It's really cool to see the people watching from all over the country and the world. As for us, we're practically neighbors. About an hour away near Black Lake.
Hi Abby, I am here in Queensland Australia and we measure our timber (lumber) by the longest side first. So instead of saying 2 X 4, we say 4 X 2. Anyway so glad you are able to come and help Dad when he needs it. You are very beautiful and always glad to see your lovely face when you come to the farm. Have a great day, James.
Yes, same in the UK.
That way of measuring, (4 by 2) is new to me !
I'd also like to know how your sawmill came about (By the way that is an awesome mill), and when did you get your outside furnace. Was it because you had a lot of wood waste when you top the logs?🧡🧡🧡🧡
I am watching your videos from Steinbach, Manitoba, Canada. Love to see you as a family doing things together. I had horses when I was younger. I had a Morgan that stood 15 1/2 hands high. She gave me two fouls. One was pitch black. Not a white spot on it. Beautiful gelding. Watching your videos brings back good memories.
Jim, I've been wondering do you sell your wood to stores or do people from the neighborhood come to your house and buy wood?🧡🧡🧡🧡
Loved seeing you all working together . Ontario Canada
Hi there Abby, Trudy, Brenda and Jim. I'm just happy to watch your videos my dad who would have been 95 this year worked shires during the 2nd World War. Because of this I like to watch horses being worked, dad tod me that his two had to pull a tractor out of the river Browney one off the tributaries of the river Wear (weir) close to the confluence. It had gone in during the flooding and couldn't be recovered for about two weeks and was stuck in feet of mud. I am from the North East of England 🏴.
Greetings from Comanche, Oklahoma. Glad to see Jim feeling well and wanting to work. I feel quite certain that nurse Brenda is watching him closely to try and keep him from doing to much. Always look forward to your videos.
Hello 👋 from North Battleford Saskatchewan Canada 🇨🇦
I'm from northern Michigan! Enjoy your videos about logging with horses. I'm impressed with how well your horses are trained. How well they respond to your voice commands.
Thanks for checking in
Being beautyfull and the fact that Jim is a CHRISTIAN saves you when you break his toys. HA HA HA.I am jealous of any man that has such wonderfull helpers.
Get better soon Jim. Love to watch your videos and you as a family working together. I'm from Flushing in the Netherlands. Like your authentic way of handling and working horses!
Speaking of hasty moves:
Remember the video of your grand-daughters doing I don't recall which chores in the barn. It struk me how one was paced like Jim, and how the other was rushing all her moves. It struck me because I'm like this, I want to finish before I start, I had to learn to take the time that is required. I can't wait to take the next step, and too often. I don't apply myself enough to the step I'm doing at the moment. I smile often at how Jim calmly, pacefully do what he has to do, I like when he says "... I'm thankfull.." Instead of " ... darn thing.."
I'm so afraid to be late ... When I'll be on my deathbed, I don't think that i'll say "...Jeez, I should have been more often at the office.." " I should have saw more wood with less blade .." Only me can find if there's a God.
Printaboul = Gaetan Dupont
I am just a drive away in Ontario Canada and while we do have metric now, I am old enough to still know and call a 2x4 as a 2x4!! hahahahaha
Your so lucky to have metric now 🙄
Lol here out west I call them 4x2
interesting, thanks for watching
Hi
.. yep, same in Quebec ... the majority say «un 2 par 4»
Jim, thats the first time I seen a Woodmizer actully working. Ive heard about them . So I have a better understanding on how they work. Thanks for the Video Ted
All the way from NZ - Abby , or any other helper, will also learn just where to stand in anticipation of where the the flitch, as distinct from the sawn slab, might fall, instead of having to walk all the distance round the saw operator :)
Hi Jim,Brenda and Abby,
My husband,David and I watch your videos from New Brunswick,Canada.We really enjoy all the hard work you do.Good video of family getting together to help.....
I am a retired nurse and one advice Jim....Take it easy and I am sure Brenda has her eyes on you watching you don't lift anything.
Have a good day,
David and Simonne Firth.
From Paulding Ohio. Love all your videos! What an inspiration you are and it's great to see you up and getting around. Wishing the best for you and your family.
Hello! Thanks
Hi Abby, I'm Canadian, about 300 miles (~ 520 KM) from you, near Chatham, between Windsor and London, in Ontario.
Hi
Love the sawmill vids. Nice set up Jim. Abby was looking a bit tired at the end, hard work with heavy green lumber. I remember helping my dad when I was young. He had a small mill with a rotary blade and the carriage moved back and forth. From Nova Scotia Canada, we went metric in the 80's but lumber is still standard old board feet and in inches.
I'm in Sheffield, Yorkshire, England. I manage 2 acres near Beauchief Abbey which has history going back at least a thousand years, although it was out of use for 40 years. It's a tricky job because there are lots of people about with opinions.. the neighbour wants it looking like Chatsworth, the environment.group want habitat for bats and buzzards and the townie youth want to burn sofas and cook microwave meals on a bonfire. I have one cob pony, and wearing your t shirt really helps people get what I'm doing
Hi Fiona, thanks for sharing about your life. Sounds like you have a struggle there, these sure are different times! Keep up the good work, we are sure you are doing a great job. Thanks for all your support of our channel
Abby, you are the best! What a helpful daughter.
One inch is about 2.5 cm, one foot is 12 inches, for your international audience: 🇸🇻🇩🇲🇨🇾🇨🇮🇨🇬🇨🇱🇨🇻🇧🇫🇧🇦
These moments make us realize the "power" of family!!
I'm watching from Florida in warm weather, but the cold temps you're in there look good right now. I enjoy the sawmill content once in a while as well as the horses.
Greetings from Coldstream, Ontario, Canada. It’s wonderful to see the family working together. I love watching your videos. Thank you!
Thanks for watching!
Hi, I’m living in south Florida but originally from Connecticut. Used to go to regional fairs to watch the horse and ox pulls. love your channel and the colts are just too cute!
I am watching from central Ohio and I have been watching for 2 years. Thanks so much for being us the work and pleasure you have with your horses.
Thanks for watching! And for sharing!
Great job stacking the lumber Brenda
Really enjoyed the different camera angles, to see how the saw works. Good job to all of you hard workers out in the cold.🥶😊
Glad you enjoyed it
You are doing great there Abby. I really enjoy watching your family’s efforts. Watching from Sunshine Coast, Queensland in Australia, I enjoy the contrast in seasons compared to ours. We have basically two seasons, winter (dry) and summer (wet and humid). I hope you realise the advantage you have in your country style “alternative” lifestyle, but it will stand you in good stead later in life. A better way to grow up and mature earlier. 👍😁🏆
We love watching your family!
Thank you so much!
Watching from Georgia, y’all (just had to throw that in), was stationed in Northern Vermont 68 to 72, been there, done that weather wise. Good to se Jim back and supervising, take care. He is so lucky to have such good help. Stay safe and may God continue to Bless. ❤️💚💙💜💗
It is always nice to see the family pulling together to get things done. Hello from Maine.
Kamloops, British Columbia, Canada.
Nice to see family helping out. Abby makes it interesting. Southeastern Ohio here. Enjoy your videos.
God Bless keep safe
Hi. To the Gordon’s I lived on a farm for most of my life and spent many hours in the bush cutting fire wood. Get well Jim. From South western Ontario.
I am so much more interested in seeing the horses than the sawmill sorry!
I am to🇨🇦. Even though Canada has gone metric, when I go to buy lumber, it is still in imperial measurements. So nice to see the family working together🙌🏼 🤠🐴
I really enjoy watching ya’ll working in the sawmill. Very interesting, always watching from Panama City Florida, USA. 🇺🇸
Don from Michigan love your videos! Glad Jim is recovering well.
Great sawmill video! Y'all all did great! I'm down here on the coast of Texas. Worked on a farm in Oklahoma for 12 years. We use tractors, but I sure would have like to try to work with horses! Y'all have a great day?
Abby it,s nice to see your dad running the mill with the help of yourself and your mother. I am in New Brunswick CANADA
In the summer that saw dust acts like gun powder . An old squirrel cage fan from a furnace would pull that saw dust out of the mill.
Watching & enjoying this from Blue River, Oregon~. Best thots toward a complete recovery + healing for Jim.🌹
Hello Abby. Checking in with you all from Nayarit Mexico. Do enjoy watching all your video's and especially love those horses. They are so cool and the things they can do just amaze me. Your Mum and Dad are so good to them and take such good care of them. It is great today to see how the saw mill works as I haven't seen that part of the farm. Watched all winter logging with the horses out in the woods. So good to see the finished product. Thanks to you all. Take care safe and healthy..
Very interesting video. Abby, accidents happen all the time, as long as no one gets hurt, that's the main thing. Saw blades can always be replaced. That is a pretty handy sawmill Jim, does everything hydraulically. Sure saves on a lot of physical labor. Always enjoy your videos, and how hard you and your family work together as a team. God bless you all.
thanks!
Greetings from Oregon! Oh, Abby, you do work so hard! Maybe the mill just needed a fresh blade. It's good to see your family together, and that Jim's up and at it with the saw mill. Don't work too hard, Jim. You too, Brenda -- I know those long 2 X 4's are heavy!
Hello from Goldendale Washington
Always enjoy your videos!
Glad to see you can get outdoors and do small jobs Jim, so nice to have your family working with you helping you out. Being a farmer is hard to stay cooped up in the house very long. Hope you feel better soon.
I'm just south of you about 170 MI drive, Little Falls New York.
Hello from Southwest Wisconsin. Great to see him back working and the family all pitching in. Are you sawing for customer orders or do you keep a stock and people buy what they need like a lumber yard?
Jim when I couldn’t work and my wife had to help I found it very hard and incredibly frustrating. You are being very patient.
Lachapelle, Haiti in Auust, 2022 drinking coffee and watching Jim, Brenda and Abby........God bless you!
hi there you all always do a nice job . i got no lifting for 2 -3 weeks also . going crazy . john
Hello from the south of Vienna, Austria!
Abby you are entitled to 1 mistake haha but all in all I am so touched by how close your family is and when it comes to going all in because a member is down that's what becomes the true definition of family. Thanks so much all and GOD Bless.
Hi Timothy, thanks for watching
Alberta Canada love the vids thx
Great video Jim Abby and Brenda
Love the videos, glad Jim is doing well. Hi to everyone from Colorado !!
Lovely to see a family working together! I live in Gloucestershire in the UK. We love your videos.
Hey Abby, Beautiful Savannah Georgia, How bout them Dawgs, National Collegiate Football Champs 2022.
Good One :-) , It always amazes me how careful Farmers are with those baler twine strings of rope. I got a good lecture from a farmer I worked for on how you can kill an animal or make it very sick by leaving a twine lone in their Manger. (Enstrangled intestine) Now whenever you strip a bale, I am always following you with my eyes to pick up the string, ah ha.(you do a good job, hang them up, in place) Important horse health. Let's say.. But Milking Cows also.. I can't believe how they smashed your fence!...Like my Mom used to say to us boys. .."You don't know your own strength!" Those horses, scarry strong. Yep, back off on the oats, ah ha. I think it's great Trudy and Abby to give you guys (Mom and Dad) a break.. One Farmer,.. I went and fed Cattle on Christmas Morning for him so he could be with his family for ONCE.
A morning off. I was so happy to do that for him, I threw a little too much silage down the shoot in the dark of the morning and had to dig myself out of the silo shaft ah ha, I just kind of laughed at myself swimming in good smelling spoilage, fermented silage (nice), Ronnie had the best crops.
Helping Out on the Farm is Precious.
Good job girls, (Ladies), Love the "Duke and Earl" horse shoes above, and Brenda you really have a good routine and hussle, be careful and a slow steady pace wins the race, watch Jim..(why am i compelled to say that, I learned along the way) Jim knows what I'm saying, but I know you do too,.. But I am, Proud of you, and so organized.
Abby stay Cool, your a neat person. Like my Brother Eddie told me,, "Be yourself", keep up the Greatness.
"Liv'n and Lov'n"...Love it.
Thank you. Ps; I love reading the comments too. As Elvis said..."Your a Fantastic Audience"..ah ha
Enjoying all the videos. Watching from 150 Mile House, British Columbia, Canada. Love my calendar.
Hi; from Tunbridge Vermont. I'm a custom band mill owner; that I built myself that will cot a 36 inch diameter by 21.5 foot log. As being cheap I have 1500 dollars invested. I also have a copy of a Cooks saw sharpener that cost me a bought $500. I saw your vide to the saw mill in Tupper lake earlier and enjoyed that 1 also.
this thumbnail is precious, fantastic, pretty, hilarious, Award Winning and fun. I just awarded this video the Best of 2022. Thank You.
Peter McFarlane from Adelaide South Australia Australia,love your videos guys xxxxxx
Hello, from England. Love watching your dad's videos, Abby. Love the way you explained the lumber.. I think it's pretty much the same all over the world, just perhaps different measurements for some countries, like metric..
Good to watch you all work together and to see young people interested in such processes.
Jim was still smiling when Abby did a booboo.. and took it in his stride.. Lovely
Michigan Upper Peninsula. Great videos family working together.
I'm from San Diego, CA. Originally, born and bred in Rhodesia (now Zimbabwe) now a proud American citizen for the past 37+ years !!
I am in Iowa Abby and I have a manual 1220 Timberking sawmill. Your just like my children when they help - always telling me useless things about the cats when I'm trying to focus on the sawing. Haha. Thanks for helping your Pops. We appreciate our children.
I am from South Africa Western Cape Paarl. Just Discoverd your You Tube channel and loved to watch your videos. Your family and grand Kids and horses are amazing.
Chicago watching you Abby...You make these videos so much more interesting Thanks for your help.
From Lancaster South Carolina, I have a 1995 LT40HD. Love watching all your videos.
Greetings from Green Bay Wisconsin, Mr Rodgers’ Neighborhood. My Grandpa had a small sawmill in the 1960s. His blade was a wheel with teeth. No guard! Cut at your own risk. The sawdust was rough but we cousins liked to play in the piles like a sandbox. Our moms would get so mad at us and make us hose down before we went in Grandma’s house. Fond memories!
HI Abby I AM FROM MAIDSTONE ONTARIO. We are about twenty miles south east of detroit Michigan USA.
Glad to see the family is helping out... Luv to see all your videos .....Great series !!!...........Brantford Ontario Canada home of the telephone !!!
Enjoyed the video as always 💕🐎 from not too far away, maybe a day's drive, Port Huron, Michigan, on blue blue blue Lake Huron.
Love the videos. Thank you for sharing. Wishing Jim a speedy recovery. Hello From PEI Canada
Thanks, Barry!
Hello from Howell, MI! Good to see you up and at it, Jim! Prayers for continued healing!
Hi From NELSON NEW ZEALAND We call it 6x1 & 4x2 .Or want ever bows your hair back nothing to do timber just a saying in NZ
Southeast Texas....
Watching you all saw logs. How about a Log Sawing 101 class as in video? Jim, your experience counts for education. Never doubt your skills and what works for you. Because someone does it different does not mean either one is wrong.
Hi Gordon Family, I watch your videos from Ballarat Victoria Australia. 🇦🇺🇦🇺
I live 100 km NE of Toronto or about 300 km due west of you. In Ontario we use the Metric System for nearly everything but lumber. I assume this is because building plans all reference imperial units of measure. Not shocking when you consider that we still buy nails using the 'd' reference which evolved from Latin for penny.