I watched your firewood video and thought, if Neil had a sawmill he would have enough slab wood to burn all year long. I just take the mini and clamp a big pile of them and chainsaw up into 18” pieces.
I LOVE the shop. I'm so jealous because all 3 of my saws are outside. We do have same track loader though. Tip on short logs. Put a sacrificial but strong board against your stops and then dog the short logs to it. Then cut down enough to where your short nub stops on the rail will catch it, roll it over, and keep cutting.
I ordered a Lt35 Hydraulic mill last April and might get it at the end of this May. Can't wait to start milling. Have chainsaw milled for years. Thank you for what you show on your videos.
Great video Jeremy, it’s always fun to watch you or Nathan make a little saw dust with the Miser’s! I like the Walnut for the stair tread’s to show off the beautiful grain and you could always stain the ash stringers to match if that’s what you are after, although I think the contrasting colors would look great as well. There are lots of tough finishes you could use to make the surface durable, you just have to watch out to make sure the treads don’t get to slippery, particularly in a rental. Of course there are lots of other options for the live edge slabs like countertops, islands and tables and stables (🤣🤣). You always have a great eye for the spectacular so I have full faith whatever you decide will be a show stopper! At the very least it gives you something to do while you down a few suds!🙂🙂
Thanks for shring Jeremy and all your editing work that makes watching so enjoyable. Tell me when I can sign up as a gfuest in 2.0! Can't wait to see the steps!
@@CairnCreek yes you are. My mill is in muskingum county. I run a Baker 3-phase 3640E bandmill with the Baker edger. It's a nice setup. Maybe you can stop by sometime.
Another awesome video 👍 It would be very cool to hang out and help/learn with you guys. I tried to buy the same woodmizer mill and was told that there is a 14 month waiting list ? They need to get it together 🤷🏻♂️
The wait for a Woodmizer is FOR REAL! I see some used units pop up every now and then, but they are more loot than a new one and you’ll likely have to drive for several hours. Don’t get too discouraged buddy, you’ll get one.
Why am I shopping for sawmills now??? I have no business but you're making me want one... Nice video. Looks like fun.
I watched your firewood video and thought, if Neil had a sawmill he would have enough slab wood to burn all year long. I just take the mini and clamp a big pile of them and chainsaw up into 18” pieces.
Sawing logs and drinking Busch...not a bad way to spend an evening!!
One of the reasons I love Sawmill Season at the Creeek!!!
I LOVE the shop. I'm so jealous because all 3 of my saws are outside. We do have same track loader though. Tip on short logs. Put a sacrificial but strong board against your stops and then dog the short logs to it. Then cut down enough to where your short nub stops on the rail will catch it, roll it over, and keep cutting.
I ordered a Lt35 Hydraulic mill last April and might get it at the end of this May. Can't wait to start milling. Have chainsaw milled for years. Thank you for what you show on your videos.
I bet you’re very excited.
Great video Jeremy, it’s always fun to watch you or Nathan make a little saw dust with the Miser’s! I like the Walnut for the stair tread’s to show off the beautiful grain and you could always stain the ash stringers to match if that’s what you are after, although I think the contrasting colors would look great as well. There are lots of tough finishes you could use to make the surface durable, you just have to watch out to make sure the treads don’t get to slippery, particularly in a rental. Of course there are lots of other options for the live edge slabs like countertops, islands and tables and stables (🤣🤣). You always have a great eye for the spectacular so I have full faith whatever you decide will be a show stopper! At the very least it gives you something to do while you down a few suds!🙂🙂
I totally agree with you on all of that, especially the remark about the contrast between the two species.
Interesting about the moisture inside the shop after cutting the logs. Good stuff.
You could literally feel the moisture in the air. Although not in typical fluid form, those logs contained 100’s of gallons of water.
Great job JSF!
Sawmill season came in a little late this year I got a little too excited!!!🤣🤣 cut it build it and they will come!!!
MVP, MVP!!!!!
Thanks for shring Jeremy and all your editing work that makes watching so enjoyable. Tell me when I can sign up as a gfuest in 2.0! Can't wait to see the steps!
Ten four buddy!
Nice job bud!!! Gotta love some walnut. 2.0 will get there, just keep plugging along buddy, Take care
Thanks Joe.
I’ve got to follow along! I see another Ohioan with a Busch latte and a sawmill, got to be a good channel🤠
Haha. Cheers.
Great job Jeremy. 👍🏻
Thanks pal.
I have a lt15 wide best thing I've done. Love it
No doubt buddy! Thanks for commenting
That's awesome, it's like running a sawmill in a sports bar. I have buddies here in Ohio that stop by but they never help me. They like to watch.
Haha, I’m lucky to have a lot of friends that enjoy helping
@@CairnCreek yes you are. My mill is in muskingum county. I run a Baker 3-phase 3640E bandmill with the Baker edger. It's a nice setup. Maybe you can stop by sometime.
Sounds like it should be Kiln building season! Cmon
It should be, it was part of original winter plans but 2.0 happened. I could be making money on a kiln, cmon!
That wood-mizer is an awesome machine.
No doubt it is
Got some nice timber coming off the mill 🍻
I’m loving it!
Here's a random comment for your analytics. Maybe it'll help put Chilitown on YT's map.
Heck yea!
Pretty epic man! I like the way you think!
Thanks brother!
Buy your stringers from Lowes or Home Depot! Money well spent, unless your very good at building stairs.
get to sawing my friend real good video🌲🌲🌲🌲🌲
Oh, I have been
FYI good sir, Walnut dust is bad! please think about using a mask.
Great video, but wear a mike so we can here what your saying.
Great video.
Thanks Larry. Thought you’d like the cold brew in the video.
@@CairnCreek yes sir, gotta keep your fluids up when your working hard.
Those walnut slabs were beautiful! But is the Ash more stable for stairs?
I determined we will use ash for the stringers and walnut for the threads. It will look fantastic and totally be structurally fine.
Dillon...😅beer 😅
Another awesome video 👍
It would be very cool to hang out and help/learn with you guys.
I tried to buy the same woodmizer mill and was told that there is a 14 month waiting list ?
They need to get it together 🤷🏻♂️
The wait for a Woodmizer is FOR REAL! I see some used units pop up every now and then, but they are more loot than a new one and you’ll likely have to drive for several hours. Don’t get too discouraged buddy, you’ll get one.
you don't have an issue with carbon monoxide running that indoors like that??
hi there do you think the deer on your green got a hole in one . good show john
I shoulda shot them daggone things. Thanks John
Do work!
Burnt the midnight oil last night Buck!
i love wood and you have a pile of it
I’m getting caught up little by little.
As far as the Woodmizer lt35 goes, do you ever wish you would have went with a bigger mill?
I would like to have a 40 one day with a diesel. Maybe in the next few years.
Go with the 50 or 70
The chain turner is worth it alone.
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Hello brother!
So the big regret is not the complete lack of cup holders?
Actually the lid for the simple set works pretty good for a cupholder!
I bought a $15 magnetic cut holder and slap it on the control box of my LT50. Problem solved.