The author does like to from scratch, th-cam.com/users/postUgkxbnOKZBE4evMO5V2vroHeCjq6d_MV6wJO shaping and trimming wood from large blocks into fine finished products. As another reviewer mentioned, most projects require a lot of high-dollar equipment that most of us don’t have the room or budget for. But, knowing how to do these things, even if we won’t be able to practise the full stack project, is still great.
So enjoy watching you mill lumber 👍pretty much convinced me to get a sawmill lol. You put out good clean family oriented homestead type material and my family and I love it! Thank you
Wes, Your videos are genuine and I really appreciate the time and hard work that you put into them. I am just beginning to saw with my LT15 and you are helping me learn the protocols for moving the logs and sawing. Thanks!
That's a really handy portable sawmill setup that you have there my friend , it doesn't look like you'll never have too buy lumber anymore when you can make your own , thanks for showing us !
Great video thanks Wes! Those 2 logs produced some lovely timber, and the tarpaulin shade is sure helping to keep the sun off! Regards from the UK - stay safe & well. 👍👍
A hard day's work....sawyer, offbearer, camera man. Oh yeah.....tractor driver. Carry off the trash today too? Always enjoy your videos. Nice to be young.
Love working with a sawmill. Enjoy the process of making lumber. I would agree to some extent on saving the sharpness of the blade but board feet is money too. Great job and thanks for sharing!
I enjoyed watching that. It helps inspire those of us who have yet to invest in a mill. The irony of not having a wood structure over your mill is not lost on me 🙂
Whelp, you've inspired me to do some of my own cutting of natural materials. We have 6 dead old-growth cedars on my son's property, and rather than letting him just burn the "brush", I've been making cedar "cookies" (rounds) by cutting branches crosswise on my band saw. I can cut them about 1/4" to 3/16" thick, and up to 4" across. I'll be doing that with some sycamore, and possibly some maple and red oak in the near future, as that tropical storm that went over brought down some sizable limbs. My favorite so far is crepe myrtle cookies, which are very white wood. Thank you for your videos, your tips and the inspiration! :)
Great video! On a side note, I use a bucket and a cheep painbrush to lube the rails. Just pour the ATF into the bucket and brush it on everything that's needed. That little bucket and brush have lasted me 5 years so far :D
The cover tarp seems to be holding up well. I know it's rained a lot this summer there. Can you show how the saw blade is set down for each cut? Also how you set depth of a cut. This was another well made video.
great video. thank you for the time and effort. I'm looking at different mills to buy but I am a green horn so I'm trying to learn as much as I can. Your content helps me. cheers, Chuck
It's been decades since I've been around fresh cut lumber or cutting wood but just watching this I can smell it just like I was there. Love that smell.
Same, but with cut logs on a trailer-hitched splitter. I was only around a skidder once when young, and man this all looks so peaceful and relaxing, even if it is literally physical labor. It's the good kind, for sure. Total art.
It seems that's a one man business, this gentleman works at easy, no hustle and with the tractor he does very well, i wish the best sir in what you trying to achieved, all your videos are amazing,
Young man you are certainly saving money bye cutting your own lumber especially these days lumber prices are thru the roof! Thanks for sharing your videos with us and God bless
Nice work sawing those 2 by 4's Wes. Looks like the tarp is doing it's job, now all you need to do is to get a little steady five mile per hour breeze and your golden! It's hot alright mostly 92 degrees with 100% humidity; then it rains but the humidity stays at 100% and there is no relief. Lookin forward to the fall and some cooler dryer weather. Great video, thumbs up.
Man you really hit the jackpot on interest in milling your own wood with this lumber market craziness. Here I am almost a year into watching you mill logs as city slicker..................
Indeed! I am an urban dweller as well - I get my vicarious enjoyment out of watching videos such as these and it helps to make it seem like I too am there with the author milling wood!
I must say you have came along ways since you first started. By listening to good advice and learning from those occasional mistakes you have become quite the pro Sawyer. I am also impressed with that LT15 Go Woodmiser mill. Although the wide version on occasion I am sure could be useful. I am grateful we have a platform like you tube to enjoy content like yours Wes and only wish it could have been around 35/40 years ago. That I could have did something like this myself all my experience in so many fields over years. At least I have been able to pass some of the knowledge forward.
Dear kin iam vary happy to find someone like you Iam realy need your exepeience in wood I want to know how to make lamp from tress please call me back dear
Love your videos, you always try to explain what you are doing and why. Suggestion: Save your liquid dish washing detergent bottles, put your oil for your saw in them, they have a leak proof top and dispense a nice fine stream, no muss no fuss no waste or extra oil around.
Hey Buddy, You know there are felt pads on the legs of the saw head that you take off and saturate with oil that will keep those rails oiled. I can only imagine the oily mess you have with all that oil and sawdust on the side of your mill. I must compliment you on how far you have come as a sawyer. I remember that first mill on the ground. Love the videos.
I run the mill head down and back once after I oil to let those felt pads soak in some of the oil. It's ATF so it really doesn't make a huge mess. Plain motor oil probably would make a mess. Always appreciate your comments, Mac!
Good work, Wes! You get a medal for doing it in this heat! I'm sure it's probably worse where you are, but here in Southeastern Pennsylvania we've got over 90 degrees with high humidity and heat index in the mid 100s. 🥵
One more thought , by designing the cutting assembly the way j suggest it would olso eases the force needed to push the assembly it will became self feeding ( partially) REGARDS enjoying your recording much Ziggy Good LUCK and good time
Wes, If you move the whole can't over 2-3 inches you will get the same result, and your boards are still in line. That's how i do it. I put a 1" x 2 or 3 in. board on the rail so the cant don't slide back
The author does like to from scratch, th-cam.com/users/postUgkxbnOKZBE4evMO5V2vroHeCjq6d_MV6wJO shaping and trimming wood from large blocks into fine finished products. As another reviewer mentioned, most projects require a lot of high-dollar equipment that most of us don’t have the room or budget for. But, knowing how to do these things, even if we won’t be able to practise the full stack project, is still great.
So enjoy watching you mill lumber 👍pretty much convinced me to get a sawmill lol. You put out good clean family oriented homestead type material and my family and I love it! Thank you
Thanks!
You make your kids watch this stuff ? You're a monster.
Wes, Your videos are genuine and I really appreciate the time and hard work that you put into them. I am just beginning to saw with my LT15 and you are helping me learn the protocols for moving the logs and sawing. Thanks!
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That's a really handy portable sawmill setup that you have there my friend , it doesn't look like you'll never have too buy lumber anymore when you can make your own , thanks for showing us !
Great video thanks Wes! Those 2 logs produced some lovely timber, and the tarpaulin shade is sure helping to keep the sun off! Regards from the UK - stay safe & well. 👍👍
me too
A great idea. Currently, my channel also has videos about this job. You can refer to them
A hard day's work....sawyer, offbearer, camera man. Oh yeah.....tractor driver. Carry off the trash today too?
Always enjoy your videos. Nice to be young.
Great looking lumber. Thanks for sharing. God Bless.
Thanks for sharing this video. You have your own sawmill lumber production🤗👌
Oui! You're back 👏🏽👍🏽
Love working with a sawmill. Enjoy the process of making lumber. I would agree to some extent on saving the sharpness of the blade but board feet is money too. Great job and thanks for sharing!
You are an amazing woodmillsaw worker! Like your footage very much! Skilled!
The wood cutter is awesome. Thanks for sharing 5:12
I enjoyed watching that. It helps inspire those of us who have yet to invest in a mill. The irony of not having a wood structure over your mill is not lost on me 🙂
All that lovely timber, just makes my mouth water.
Whelp, you've inspired me to do some of my own cutting of natural materials. We have 6 dead old-growth cedars on my son's property, and rather than letting him just burn the "brush", I've been making cedar "cookies" (rounds) by cutting branches crosswise on my band saw. I can cut them about 1/4" to 3/16" thick, and up to 4" across. I'll be doing that with some sycamore, and possibly some maple and red oak in the near future, as that tropical storm that went over brought down some sizable limbs. My favorite so far is crepe myrtle cookies, which are very white wood. Thank you for your videos, your tips and the inspiration! :)
Really satisfying to watch. Thanks for the video.
My back is killing me, LOL, it's true my back is a mess. Watching you guys I truly feel for you. Awesome job, can't wait to see the end result!!
Great video! On a side note, I use a bucket and a cheep painbrush to lube the rails. Just pour the ATF into the bucket and brush it on everything that's needed. That little bucket and brush have lasted me 5 years so far :D
I enjoyed watching. I even could feel the smell of fresh cut pine.
Thanks from California
Great video and editing, thanks for sharing!
Great work FLR!
The cover tarp seems to be holding up well. I know it's rained a lot this summer there. Can you show how the saw blade is set down for each cut? Also how you set depth of a cut. This was another well made video.
great video. thank you for the time and effort. I'm looking at different mills to buy but I am a green horn so I'm trying to learn as much as I can. Your content helps me. cheers, Chuck
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Loved watching you cut the wood . 👏👏👏
Leave the cap on the bottle of oil and drill a small hole, 3/16 or so and it works well for oiling the tracks.
Hey Wes, missed seeing your son today !! Always enjoy seeing him from time-to-time !! Good looking boy - PTL !!
Pedo
It's been decades since I've been around fresh cut lumber or cutting wood but just watching this I can smell it just like I was there. Love that smell.
Same here!🌈
Same, but with cut logs on a trailer-hitched splitter. I was only around a skidder once when young, and man this all looks so peaceful and relaxing, even if it is literally physical labor. It's the good kind, for sure. Total art.
It seems that's a one man business, this gentleman works at easy, no hustle and with the tractor he does very well, i wish the best sir in what you trying to achieved, all your videos are amazing,
You got it down pat. Great video as always!
Young man you are certainly saving money bye cutting your own lumber especially these days lumber prices are thru the roof! Thanks for sharing your videos with us and God bless
Nice work sawing those 2 by 4's Wes. Looks like the tarp is doing it's job, now all you need to do is to get a little steady five mile per hour breeze and your golden! It's hot alright mostly 92 degrees with 100% humidity; then it rains but the humidity stays at 100% and there is no relief. Lookin forward to the fall and some cooler dryer weather. Great video, thumbs up.
Definitely looking forward to fall! Thanks for watching, Craig.
Man you really hit the jackpot on interest in milling your own wood with this lumber market craziness. Here I am almost a year into watching you mill logs as city slicker..................
Indeed! I am an urban dweller as well - I get my vicarious enjoyment out of watching videos such as these and it helps to make it seem like I too am there with the author milling wood!
Dude that is great!
Besides the milling expertise, excellent camera work.
Been watching sawing videos alot while my mill is on order, watching manual mills makes me sooooo glad I ordered fully hydraulic
Which saw mill did you get?
@@gcolovich3393 It’s been a while but I think is LT 450
Enjoyed your sawing video today !!
Sawing videos are always relaxing. Great camera angles
👍👍🔥🔥
Thank you!
What do u do with ur bark slabs?
@@garywilliams7734 I'm guessing firewood, once the piles dried come early autumn, just whack em with a chainsaw to length and stack for winter.
You are a person of work. You can do anything if you are good at it
Wow ! That's a very nice Piece . 👍👍👍
loved your video love to watch sawing lumber
Awesome work and very nice lumber, take care stay safe and cool god bless
Good job! Thanks for video, appreciate it!
It is fascinating to see how you get the lumber Yeil to improve by the way you cut what you cut and when you cut good job.
I wish I lived close enough to get a load of the laps from you to build a shed with.
I love the sent of fresh wood milling! My first job for 18 years was working at the lumberyard near my home!
Love your work!😀
Cheer's from Montréal!!🌈
W2ww23d3
That grapple bucket is the bomb. It sure has made a difference for you in this summer heat I am sure. Super job!
Learned something from you today thanks👍
Thank you for sharing this video. It is very informative.
Тяжелый труд,отличная установка ,великолепная работа .
Very nice work. Thank you for sharing.
I enjoyed watching this video, you are doing good job man.
I like your trick keeping all the boards on .I learn something new
I must say you have came along ways since you first started. By listening to good advice and learning from those occasional mistakes you have become quite the pro Sawyer. I am also impressed with that LT15 Go Woodmiser mill. Although the wide version on occasion I am sure could be useful. I am grateful we have a platform like you tube to enjoy content like yours Wes and only wish it could have been around 35/40 years ago. That I could have did something like this myself all my experience in so many fields over years. At least I have been able to pass some of the knowledge forward.
Dear kin iam vary happy to find someone like you
Iam realy need your exepeience in wood
I want to know how to make lamp from tress please call me back dear
Nice work and great video.
Love your videos, you always try to explain what you are doing and why. Suggestion: Save your liquid dish washing detergent bottles, put your oil for your saw in them, they have a leak proof top and dispense a nice fine stream, no muss no fuss no waste or extra oil around.
Thanks, Ernie.
@@falllineridge 🙋🤝👍🇧🇷
Hey Buddy, You know there are felt pads on the legs of the saw head that you take off and saturate with oil that will keep those rails oiled. I can only imagine the oily mess you have with all that oil and sawdust on the side of your mill. I must compliment you on how far you have come as a sawyer. I remember that first mill on the ground. Love the videos.
I run the mill head down and back once after I oil to let those felt pads soak in some of the oil. It's ATF so it really doesn't make a huge mess. Plain motor oil probably would make a mess. Always appreciate your comments, Mac!
You know they make this stuff called grease that lubricates and lasts alot longer dont you? Lol
That's great work, congratulations
Really worth it buying such a machine that capable of turning a log into our desired sizes planks
I enjoy this video. Will you some add to show what to 'build' with the logs?
Maybe a very nice table or whatever else you prefer?
Learned a lot. Thx.
Absolutely beautiful wood.
Wow calidad de trabajo mi amigo congratulations excellent work
Beautiful pine lumber ! Love watching U saw ! Do U sharpen ur own blades and also how long does water last that cools blade ?
Hebat kerja sendiri mampu selesaikan semuanya.... Sungguh istimewa. Salam sukses selalu saudara...
Awesome, watching from Elk Grove,California
Good work, Wes! You get a medal for doing it in this heat! I'm sure it's probably worse where you are, but here in Southeastern Pennsylvania we've got over 90 degrees with high humidity and heat index in the mid 100s. 🥵
That's pretty close to what we're getting actually. Rough! Looking forward to fall.
Enjoy the videos. I have recently bought a mill and have a couple questions about how long to dry the wood?
I really want to have this machine, very interesting video too.
One more thought , by designing the cutting assembly the way j suggest it would olso eases the force needed to push the assembly it will became self feeding ( partially) REGARDS enjoying your recording much Ziggy Good LUCK and good time
Good Morning!!! What do you do with the cutoff pieces? As always, great work!!!
Oh Lord I need this machine, so good.
Great job I have the same Mill great tips we work a lot alike 👍
Thx for your video's
Very nice job and u do it along.
Nice mill. Great machinery. How often does the blade need a sharpen / reset?.
Great video! Are the cut boards simply ready to use (i.e. for framing, non-ground contact) as-is?
This kind of video is so satisfying.
Very nice 👍 From Cadillac Michigan
well made video w/lots of angel shots to keep us interested.
древесина рыхлая- молодая......класс пилорама
Truly fine looking material.
🤤.. Fresh pine plank I can smell it...Really satisfying video 👍
Пилорама толковая .Рамщик мастер своего дела ,руки на месте ,приятно смотреть.
Hi, new subscriber, great vid. What cant hook is that that you are using to turn the log? Looking for a good one. Thanks!
Brilliant is all I can say.
Amazing❤❤
Belo trabalho, que Deus proteja todos vocês
That tree was about 27 years old. Very nice love from Kenya.
I used to operate circular saw in a machining company... miss doing this..
looks like very soft wood. I do the same job as you
Beautiful natural design of the wood!
Btw, you look like Brad Pitt!👍
Nice setup.
Great job👍
That's a good bunch of lumber!!
Hello guys ,, nice update friend 🙏👍️🔔❤️
those videos are great and I would like to work there
Forma Puerto Rico very good and a nivel machine .
Looks like fun! 😃
Buentrabajo miamigo felizidades
Wes, If you move the whole can't over 2-3 inches you will get the same result, and your boards are still in line. That's how i do it. I put a 1" x 2 or 3 in. board on the rail so the cant don't slide back
Great job filming