SAW-MILLING THE BEST TIMBER IN THE WORLD AND KILN DRYING LUMBER, THIS NEVER FEELS LIKE WORK
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 9 ส.ค. 2019
- In this video we check on the kiln, talk about upcoming projects and start harvesting a nice big Walnut log on the sawmill.
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Dude you have got the perfect voice for narrating a Tennessee radio or travel show! We have a gentleman that has a Texas County Reporter show and you sound like the Tennessee version of him. 👍👍
Doing what you love is never work, it is a passion. Literally millions of people go to a job they hate daily. You are indeed a very fortunate man doing what you love.
Stunning slabs at the end, wow!
It’s a blessing to enjoy God’s beauty in creation from a foggy morning to a sunset to wood slabs
agreed
The beauty never ceases to amaze me. My dad had a rock saw and the inside of stones can be just as amazing. Never know what masterpieces you might find.
This is the first video of yours that I've watched and I couldn't help but gasp a little after you threw some water on that first slab. Gorgeous wood.
this is ALMOST tongue-in-cheek...but some of these videos have me twitchin' to decide what is better...the videography, the music, or the star if the show (the wood slabs)...all 3 are frikkin' amazing!!!
Surprised and delighted by the closing shot in this video, with unruffled cat and drone. Truly inspired sawmill cinematography. Thanks!
Jeffrey Parker tant kofta
Love your videos ,I love wood the smell the grain everything about it ,always have from a very young age . I live in the UK if only our trees grew that big. I must say you live in a beautiful place with lovely scenery now I’m going to watch your video thanks
Hey Nathan, I’ve never been a cat person, but evidently we’re on a list. I have had two cats at my home for the last 7 or 8 years. We get them fixed, get all their shots, and take care of them. Some chose to come inside, some chose not to. It is amazing that the second an opening comes to the Clark compound: another cat shows up! It’s like the secret hobo network I’ve read about during the Great Depression. These folks will feed you, these folks won’t! We have two rescue dogs and two rescue cats.
This man has the perfect job - he obviously loves what he’s doing, and he gets paid to do it! I’m jealous!
Always a joy to get a choice video from OTW, especially on a Saturday. Love those foggy mornings. Beautiful wood, nice camera work too, especially that final drone shot of mama cat. Thanks Nathan.
Mother nature and Old man time creates real beauty. And thank you Nathan for your knowledge and patience in making these videos. I think your living my dream life.
i'm liking the more expansive view of what you do around the farm keep it up its very interesting.
Beautiful wood, and the country side where you live is breathtaking.
Your Intros are epic. Something about them that is special. Very creative and dramatic. You're on to something... keep doing what you're doing. I really enjoy the vlogs.
thanks, appreciate it,
There were several animal faces in that shot after watering the slab. Absolutely beautiful. Thanks for sharing.
OLD DAWG DREAMING yes I saw that Goat face, amazing!
i can see a dragon as soon as the water went on the sawn area - for sure magical and beautiful = love your work !
Thank you! Cheers!
Terrific and entertaining video. The walnut almost pops out of screen when the water hits it
Omg that black walnut is amazing and beautiful
thanks for watching,
I love sawmilling, when I was 3 my family moved in about 1K yards from a big sawmill, it was the life of the town. My grand pa was shipping clerk at the mill. The first job after high school was at the mill. I worked all over the milling part of the Company, I work in every position except the head rig, they never let me run the carriage. The las job I had at the mill was feeding the debarker , LOL I hung a log up in the barker and shut the mill down for about an hour, it was time to move on, but it has always been in my blood................................JS*
omg what a beautiful place.. and you! Wow- you're just amazing!
I'm watching your videos always 👍 .Very Beautifull wood .its amazing what a tree hides inside..Thanks for Sharing .
Don't know who directs your videos, but the video-photography is consistently some of the best on TH-cam in my opinion.
no one, I video and edit it all, one man show you could say,
Out of the Woods : you are clearly a multi-talented gentleman!
Ditto this, I’ve seen many folks doing slabs on TH-cam, but this channel is so high quality on the video style. Man has a gift for film
I will subscribe now as well, just wish I was twenty years younger I would be sawing the heck out of anything I could find. Love this Walnut beautiful grain. Stettler Alberta Canada
Man, you could get some absolutely gorgeous gunstocks, guitar bodies, or violin scrolls out of that material.
I never tire of the beauty of figured walnut!
Great reveal on the figure. Dang, that is some nice walnut.
That was a truly outstanding log. Terrific figure!!
What a beautiful place you live in. Man, when you threw the water on......blew my mind.
Thanks for the heads up on the T shirts. I heard that sound and thought it was a dull blade...but I know darned little about your type of work. I DO know I enjoy the heck outa watch'n the vids.
I have a chain saw mill because I do very little slabbing. I have learned so much from you on how and why you slab the way you do. Thanks a bunch.
We really enjoy your videos! My hubby wondered why you don't chip the bark and waste wood to sell!? Love east Tennessee and Johnson City and your lessons on wood, trees, and sawmills!! Get another cup of coffee!! Thanks!!
Beautiful morning - love that morning mist on sunny days. 😊
Beautiful video, Nathan, just beautiful. I love the drone pictures, those slabs (boy, they're fantastic), and oooh fenceposts. My dad use to let me help him creosote our garden fence when I was little and there's something about that smell, or even the idea of that smell, which always takes me back to childhood. And there's the cat! Queen of all she surveys.
👍👍👍
Great video as always, looks like one more day on the kiln, glad you never hit a nail 🙋🏻♂️
Beautiful! Thanks, man! #KeepTheChipsFlying!
My what a slice of heaven for a view😊👍
Thanks 👍
That is some beautiful country!
Truly inspiring as usual Nathan! I focused on the shed as you milled that log. It’s a credit to you how you’ve transformed the dark dingy rabbit 🐇 shed into the bright well ventilated workshop you have now. Well done mate 👍🏻.
Thanks 👍👍👍👍
Beautiful stick of lumber
just love watching this guy and listening to his drawl
Beautiful!
Love your videos, peaceful and reminds me of watching my grandma working in the garden, 50's so you know I've seen a bit. A+ TH-cam channel + like your cat too.
Thanks buddy 👍
I do believe you have yourself what I call a puppy cat! LOL!, I had two friends like that! Followed me everywhere I went, I nicknamed them goodness and mercy! Thank You for sharing Nathen!
Thanks for watching
I’m new to this channel, I’m a northerner. Pacific Northwest. The band saw, full over joint is exactly what is needed. The performance, the loss of cerff. Good stuff.
Thanks 👍👍
I like listening to the indigo buntings and prairie warblers in the background.
Another great video. Always looking forward to seeing what's inside.
I always wondered how this works... Thank you for posting :)
I know I say it a lot, but what a beautiful, custom, one of a kind gun stock that would make!
It's just simply amazing the designs and figures inside an ugly tree like this. Once you clear the sawdust and throw a little water on these walnut slabs - it's just Awesome to see. Well done!
wow ! awesome figuring !
I see the dog or bear face in this slab too! Excellent video again, a truly beautiful piece of wood👍
Beautiful grain in that slab. Nice job Nathan.
Looking at that wood....An you are looking at a lot of History....Pretty stuff...Thanks...!
Nice walnut and garden
That's beautiful.
Wow that some beautiful grain
I love your sawmill! Hopefully one day I'll be able to get my hands on one too!
'Git Some'. Love that grain!
Beautiful peace of wood! Greetings from germany.
Very informative, thank you.
If you can get your hands on a hedge tree (Osage) you're grand children won't have to change those post out! I live in Eastern Ks. and we have tons of hedge trees, that is all that has been used here for years and years. Nothin will touch it! Treated poles are no comparison to the resilience of Osage!!
Love the vids, Brian
@Tim Travasos I don't believe that it's related but I'm not a expert.lol Osage orange is known by many names. Some are bois-d' arc, bodarc, bodock, bowwood, hedge-apple, postwood, yellowood etc. I believe it is related to the mulberry tree. Historicaly this tree has been used for many things. It is interesting to research!
Hope this helps.
Bait Ammo Yep, lots of 100+ year old Osage fence posts still standing! Of course it’s a lot drier here, I’m sure that makes a difference.
Yes, that's the one!@Tim Travasos
@Tim Travasos It's not related to mesquite trees of the genus Prosopis. Bois d'Arc (Maclura ssp.) Is one of the hardest wood of North America and can cut beautifully if you possess a power tool strong enough to take on it 2,620 janka hardness of the wood.
@@RickinICT Would make fantastic rustic crosses out of the older weathered posts!
I'm from Wales in the uk. love the video the mountains and farm look great.
WOW Nathan you got some very nice Walnut Wood it sure looks Pretty
thanks for the vid very cool!
what a beautiful view you have.
Thanks for watching
Beautiful wood.
Beautiful wood my friend. Great video content. 👍👍
At 14:13 I saw the face of a dog with it's tongue sticking out. Looked something like a Labrador Retriever. Beautiful pattern!
it's a pleasure to watch a true craftsman at work
thanks appreciate you watching,
Beautiful wood, great video and the best intros on Utube
Another great log and beautiful slabs. Looks like a small burl under the small knot.
Y’all buddy beautiful wood 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻🙏🏼
Made my evening, Thanks
good to hear,
Nathan, I really enjoy you sawmill videos and how you explain what you're doing and why you are doing it. And the wood slabs are magnificent! I also like seeing the cat more in your videos. She isn't photobombing any more, she's a star :)
she makes the video sometime, I agree
Kitty to drone birdseye was a nice touch
What can you say but another awesome walnut log. Hopefully you will be happy with the Beach logs they usually have beautiful grain.
So cool.
Beautiful wood
Thats beautifull....
Can’t believe you’ve never seen a Beech. I live bout 1 1/2hr north and we have them everywhere. Love the videos, keep it up friend.
That machine is amazing! And you live in a beautiful place!
Thanks 👍👍
Hello Nathan, I’m in the same camp as many of your viewers about your cat. I enjoy seeing her in the clips you enclose in the videos. My wife wants to take a ride to Tennessee to catnap her, just kidding! You do a great job editing your videos, I used to be a Video technician so I know how much work it takes to get fifteen minutes from the stock to the polished product. Keep up the good work. Best Regards, Fred Thomas up in SKOKIE ILLINOIS.
I see a camel's face in the first slab that you threw water on. Love your stuff man.
Appreciate it
Great video.
That’s a beautiful log.
yes sir, a joy to saw,
I hope to someday buy some of your slabs. Blessings on you.
Great videos & coming from NZ, am weirdly drawn to that swampy drawl. Be good to see you making & installing those gates.
Great video 👍
That has Character!
Bro you are living the life 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼🇺🇸 beautiful land you have and great wood explanation
Thanks 👍
Best videos!!!! I like the cat too, but I also liked the dogs too the time I seen them. Good man with the best videos. Thanks
Thanks for watching
Another early Christmas present Nathan. Wonderful timber! Take care Graham🇬🇧🇬🇧
thanks buddy, appreciate it,
Walnut. BIG! 💪
Everytime you say crotch, my 7 year old son laughs haha..love the videos!
Extra thick sapwood in that log. I like that shot at the end lifting off next to Mama Cat
I hope you also do a logo that is more friendly. I never saw you a Johnny Cash Jr. or a member of the Blues Brothers. I'd love to see the same stylized logo but without sunglasses and the same smile and eyes that you use to greet your son and your wife.
If you can get some Locust wood, it makes great fence posts. Just be sure to cut it while its green and put it in the ground and the wire stamped to it while it's green. It shrinks as it dries so it grabs that stable and will not turn lose
I use beech in my smoker. Good flavor that doesn't take away, or overwhelm, the flavor of the meat/fish/shellfish.
We had some huge beech trees growing in the woods near our home in Stow, Ohio.
Look into the polyurethane two chemicals to mix to pour around the post and have a tractor pushing down on the post to keep it down. It will seal all corners and press into the dirt. They use it on Poles now. The bottom should have 24" of stone and have 36" deep for a tall pole and for fences. Those are ideas for your better fence.