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I also always enjoy the tours. I especially appreciate your perspective on what is worth checking out. Great videos.
Your videos have changed my life!! For the better thanks. Please keep the videos coming
Dean Goundry Thank you Dean,
Dean Goundry You said it!
Brilliant, that's what I love about old America! treasure that saw-mill and keep it show the generations to come.
what was once lost, is now found. Good catch on the missing pieces! Glad you found them. That will be some spectacular flooring when you get it down and finished.
I can smell the beautiful scent of sawdust for here (3000+ miles away) . Thank you, I love the Wranglerstar Field Trips. (especially sawmills) Thanks again, "Rt"
funny thing is when you were strapping, i thought i would strap directly over the 6x6s to strap tighter and avoid bending. then i saw what happened. glad nothing was damaged! looking forward to flooring videos.
it always makes me chuckle when you call your wife "mama". thanks for the videos!
Another great video Codi Love you and your family.God Bless.
Love the Videos! Something My father is a truck driver and he taught me to leave a twist in the straps this way they don't shake or whine when you are driving. Life long learning!!
Partly thanks to you I have rescued some old tools my granddad had today.
I love seeing the milling of the old growth wood. It is a art that is slipping fast away. The local mill in my town, mills trees between 30-40 years old which probably average about 10 inches in diameter. By the way Cody, I don't begrudge you doing these projects and improvements. I think it is a blessing you can do these things and introduce others to some of the possibilities in our beautiful northwest area.
I work in more of a modern saw mill. I love seeing these old one's! That looked like a planer and fed to a green chain. That's what that roller was that you spun. They would pull lumber off of the green chain and stack it into units
Looking forward to the install.
Distressed flooring. People pay big money for that!
Miss wrangler star is so cool love the way she is as excited about the saw mill as you. lovely positive proper lady a viewer from the UK in Cornwall ps love your channel
Coming from a timber background, I find this very cool. Good times!
Another goodie, man you guys live in a beautiful part of the world!!
Can't believe some of the comments in here you do well to keep making videos, you must have thick skin cody, hats off to you, keep them coming..
Your Alaskan mill could run circles around that place! It's never fun when something falls out of your truck or trailer but I bet most of us here have had it happen to us.
Looks like a planer to me and it's a lot bigger than the ones we used in high school shop.
Walking Judy It's a shaper...
Walking Judy It looks like a combination planer and shaper. The large cutting bits on the table are the edge profile cutters. Rough cut lumber goes in and gets planned and the edges shaped all in one run through the machine.
It puts the T&G in the T&G...
for me it looks like it is a combo shaper planer being able to plane and cut tongue and groove boards at the same process... and the direction the wood runs on it is the other way around (the way you described wranglerstar in the vid) as the control station is where the boards come in (you see the allignment in the front and this keeps the incoming boards on the right side when it does come in and at the end the funnel shaped sheetmetal around the outlet opening)
About the only way you can keep them from walking out is have the cribbing higher in the back than the front, and a super tight strap in the middle first and then on the ends.
That floor will look awsome. A boiled linseed oil finish I suppose haha
Can't wait for the "putting on the floor" videos!! Thanks again for all your efforts to bring us good quality videos and information :)
With cabin flooring its going to move its not like regular 3/4 inch flooring you could let it acclimate in the house for a week and lay it down. You will want it a little wet so its pliable. No don't stain it a dark color that ruins the look you clear coat it and it will look just fine. It looks like the stuff you got has some colors to it when you lay it down choose your boards carefully so you don't have a big blotchy pattern. Like I said in your last video cabin flooring takes longer to lay its not perfectly straight or even.
Yes I will have to agree with Dean his videos has changed the way that I look at life and treat my tools now I take very good care of my tools
That was not proper load securement! ;) wranglerstar If you ever haul bundles like that again, Put a 2x4 or something on your back piece of dunnage so it raises the rear up. Just a inch or 2 helps even on the roughest roads. No matter how tight you get your straps the boards on the interior will still be loose. Love the videos long time sub my friend. God bless.
Jared TruckinPiper Shrink wrap too? I use the stuff a lot.
dpeagles Of course! But a lot of times its not avail at saw mills. A scrap piece of wood to raise the rear end generally is.. Just anything to keep the lumber from working back. It wont work out the front due to the movement of the vehicle.. Well, unless you put your foot through the brake an floor board ;) Have a great weekend my friend!
Jared TruckinPiper also mrs Wranglerstar did not have proper experience with strapping loads down. I call driver error for not checking the road behind him, checking the load at rough bits. as a punishment i say he needs to put more videos up from driving along. I hope they learned a bit and no accidents happened. :)
Arjan Wilbie You my friend deserve a cookie! :) I 2nd the more videos...
Jared TruckinPiper If you put your ties over the top of your dunnage it will clamp the load and stop it shifting or separating. The front strap was behind the front dunnage and put a bow into the load, and actually separated / spread the shorter boards rear of the back dunnage apart and allowed them to bounce around. The rear strap really didn't do anything.
I worked in a sawmill 13 years and that is most definately a planer
Nothing like new wood flooring...😀 it's nice to see someone using tongue and groove instead of the usual laminate flooring.
That looked like a molder planer to me. I used to run many thousands of board feet through a similar much smaller one that made ice cream bucket staves.
Don't feel to bad about not noticing the boards coming out. I once had a load of decking 12ft long and about half as much as you did on your trailer in the back of my F350. It was metal banded just like yours and I put a strap across the back to hold it in. Drove about 20 miles backed in to the job site to unload, me and the guy that was with me got out of the truck and walked to the back to unload and SURPRISE it was gone. That day I learned never put anything on a Pendaliner bed liner and have the tailgate down. We never felt it come out, luckily someone at the local Autozone saw it fall out and picked it up and waited for us to backtrack.
That's why you should always tarp loose loads before applying the ratchet straps.
was hoping to watch the mill in action, but the short tour was pretty cool
i am sure that you asked the owner what that machine is, but just in case you did not or someone else is interested....it is a planer and the long chain decks is where you grade the lumber.
Glad to know we aren't the only family that messes up from time to time.... lets play , go find the missing pieces... ha ha... hope you found 'em all!
My guess is the monster machine is for making thin boards, that can be used to make plywood products. Just keep what your doing. So informative. I have seen and touched my first Californian giant redwood. Something I thought I would never happen to me, unless I traveled to the States. But to have one 20 minuets away and here in Yorkshire U.K. Just fantastic almost spiritual as I have heard so much about them. Crazy bark. A baby at about 40 odd feet. Cheers Duncan.
DUNCAN HILL Only boards, not necessarily thin. Nothing to do with plywood. The dial did say 3/4" on the video.
When using a ratchet strap if you take the strap and go back around instead of just through the slot you can pull it tight and makes it a lot easier to use
The machine inside the upper level of the old sawmill was a four head planer molder.
More than likely your flooring was made in one pass through this machine.
Haha, I'm impressed you actually admitted and showed that you lost some boards!! Once as a younger man I lost about a dozen 16' 2x12s off my truck taking off from a traffic light I was so embarrassed I grabbed 6 at a time and ran back to the truck....the adrenaline was pumping!!!
It's a planer matcher I believe. A really big one. Rough non dimension goes in. Nice dimensional boards come out.
Wow Cody. You sure attract a lot of trolls!
And you didn't even use a tool this time.
That would be a big planner. Birds come up the infeed deck where the controls are and out the window towards the reject deck.
Doug Fir has some fantastic grain to it, especially old growth if you can find it. That will be a gorgeous floor! What sort of finish are you planning to put on it?
The giant machine was a planer edger, it does both functions at the same time. HUGE machine though. The motors were huge only because they are old, newer motors are made smaller. I bet the big one you pointed out was around 10-12hp.
My Second Free T-Shirt arrived today!! This is crazy!
Things I learned:
Women securing tie downs = lost loads
Women notice doors
Cody drives fast looking for lost wood and ignores wife saying she saw something in the bushes
jk 😉
By the way, dogs sometimes jump out of moving cars with the windows all the way open, it might be better to have the window up a few inches to act as a barrier in case the dog gets it in its head that it's a good idea to leap out the window. A few years ago I was a few cars behind someone who had the window all the way open with their dog looking out and suddenly I see the dog jump out and hit the ground and the car behind them went right over the dog and I saw everything. Very sad. Just thought I'd save you and anyone else from that heart ache.
traderjoes I agree the dog should be in a cage except for when it is peeing and or pooing. I also think people should be caged inside a moving vehicle because what if that person decides to jump out. People (All) should not have the right to make decisions for other things that might have life altering situations because people are to stupid to make those decisions Right Joe !! Safety Third !!
traderjoes when my jack Russel was a pup we were pulling up at our farm and we were going at walking pace maybe slower but jumped out of the car and then it happens going down a bog road but we were going a bit faster. i don't think they should be put in a cage instead have the window down half way so they can still stick there head out but not jump out.
traderjoes I'm going to be honest. If I own a dog that is that stupid, I'll manage to get over my loss.
seigeengine HAHAHAHA....I haven't laughed so hard in a long time. Thanks for making my day and making these other idiotic comments look exactly what they are.
seigeengine nice!!!
hi cody. it's a nice sawmill you visit today. 7 ft. in cutting wow that's big, i can " only " cut 3.5 o 4 ft of logs but hey it's all about what you have on your land. thx for the tour today and keep up the good work. PS: maybe make a video about how to tie down stuff on a car/trailer
I cant wait to seethe floor done
I think that is the biggest thickness planer I have ever seen...
Thank you for the video!
wranglerstar it was fun meeting up with you guys at the show today. Let me know if you are interested in a tour of a large production saw mill in Washington. I can set up a tour.
I was always told the corrugations in gravel roads are caused by rainwater flowing off or down the road. However they are formed, they are a pain :-)
When you drove off with only those two ratchet straps over unsupported parts of the bundle I already had my doubts, seems I was right.. In Europe you could get fined for driving around like that, and it won't be a small fine. At least put a strap around the whole bundle, and put the straps that tie the bundle down over the blocks that support the bundle. And, after driving a few kilometers/miles, stop to retension the straps. They always need to settle a bit and will lose tension. Besides that it's always wise to put a trailer net over loads like this. They're inexpensive so there's no excuse for not using them.
Built to last.
It's good to find your wood!
wranglerstar how come everything you say, see, or do is always proper? Haha just thought I'd ask
I hope you guys found the rest of your wood that fell off the trailer. Thanks for the tour of the saw mill.
looks like a 4 sider planer molder . and i think your in is the lumber out
I used to pull a flatbed over the road and we would elevate the rear bundles to keep this from happening. A 4x4 should be suffice.
It's so much easier to tighten your straps when you pull the slack back through the handle next to the release
hope you found them all nice wood for sure
Just subed. Great videos. Just finished watching the live Bible study.Amen brother. I will be watching for sure.
Reminds me of Jesus going to find the lost sheep thank the Lord His goodness is everlasting His love never fails! A message some we know have missed, that and choosing Christ as Lord and savior for He alone is worthy. . . Thank You dear family;-) He never gives up yet while we draw breath until that day. . . .
Try to keep your straps near or on your areas of support. In this case, your wood blocks.
I hate tongue and groove lumber with a passion. It is of such poor quality at the lumber yard I work at that for every 100 boards there is maybe 35 quality boards and about 30 more that might be used. All for the sake of profit. I am very glad you were able to have some cut just for you
A rather old Planer Edger.... Nice bit of old equipment. To help dry the wood in the shop set a fan to blow the air around the bundle.
nice Video again ...thaks
Great looking lumber. I thought fir was too soft for floors. Do you have a special finish for it that will make it wear better?
Did you find any more boards on the road than the two you showed us, and have you counted how many you have altogether?
Rob Chandler we only lost two boards,
That's pretty good going, when you lose one board, you'll often lose the lot. Nice driving!
wranglerstar are you still going to show us the current flooring in your house?
It's the ABS braking systems that cause the washboard effect of gravel roads.
Bill Whitman The washboard effect existed years before ABS was invented,
Bill Whitman it's actually caused by driving to fast for the surface your on. As you go faster the suspension tends to oscillate more in relation to the smaller bump. Each time the tires slam back down into the road surface they cause the surface material to get knocked loose and move away from where it was thus creating high and low spots ie: washboards.
Also, I thought you were getting the logs that were on the bottom of the water?
This flooring has been milled from those logs.
You should make a video on how to tie a dolly. I be long forgotten how to after constantly using ratchet straos
Sorry guys but I guess lesson learnt? Wrap the rear end of the wood on a trailer, with plastic sheeting, then use the strops or straps as you might call them to hold the plastic down safely and tightly
wranglerstar what's the easiest way to *release* a ratchet strap that has been done up extremely tight? I've had to use a screwdriver multiple times to release the ratchet latch.
OMG.... you lost wood! That can't be good, man!
That is some beautiful wood. Do you stain and polyurethane it before you install or after. Are you leaving it natural. This is going to be a great project.
rol dac As a preface, there is more than on way to do it, but having said that would guess first it would be nailed down, sanded, and only then would a finish be applied. In many applications staining followed by polyurethane would be a one common approach. Varnish, various oils, and or waxes can also be used.
How much wood did you drop? It looks really great so far and cool mill
So these kinds of things happen to other too. I thought I was the only one to lose stuff on the way home.
Hope you found all the lost wood.
Nice video I have a big chunk of Mesquite that I want to mail it down to
Juan Medellin
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Great video as per usual! Did you ever figure out what that machine was?
Nice keystone ice
Dumb question: are the kerf cuts made to reduce buckling?
what is your job ?
who cares what it is!! i WANT one!
everybody loses something off the back end every once in a while... im just lucky ive never lost a new floor...
It's an industrial planer
Been watching you're channel for years,but you're titles are very misleading a lot of times.as a woodworker I would have loved to see the sawmill in action.
Dave's woodworks Yes this video had nothing to do with sawmills or saw milling,
wranglerstar either way I respect that you take the time to respond to comments.
Its a planer mill. the flow you are saying is backward.
Over at owwm.org Donovan identified this machine as a Stetson Ross sizer.
owwm.org/viewtopic.php?f=1&t=161943
Could run a warship off that electric motor..ha ha jk
Mrs W has eyes like a hawk.
You should just not allow comments unless the commenters are in big boy pants, whos watching the kids!!!
Please don't film while driving!
It's not worth it.
Zas Huysmans lack of seatbelts also
It's a back country road Sally
wranglerstar name calling now?
Kenny H Calling something what it is isn't name calling. But the perpetually offended would view it as that. One has to wonder how we ever survived without folks like you to tell us what to do & how to live. lol
Zas Huysmans never run with scissors or pee upwind !
tie down straps for girls
You should cut out the parts wher mrs.w is laughing, its annoying
Your post is anoying. She has a nice, spontaneous giggle/laugh.
yes, much like woody woodpecker
:-)
this comment section is filled with armchair quarterbacks...
Isn't there any way to get rid of this!?!?
I'v blocked wranglestar and this shit still keeps coming up in my "recommended" feed.
How do I get rid of him!? I cant stand it!!!
Stop fighting it and start watching. Wranglerstar is good for what ails you. 😀
Haha!
Unexpected comeback, I'll give you that! :P
HexagonicDistortion If you don't mind me asking. What is it about the channel you find objectionable. I won't judge you I'm genuinely interested
I get the two first ones... That would, sort of solve the problem.. But the last one.. Not sure how that would help...