Ladies this may help. In our mill over 60 years ago we used to hang single burlap sacking ,aterial in front of opening and windows. Put a water container under them which will wick up. The moisture evaporates cooling wind air can still circulate cool air as well they act as blinds. Our year round meathouse was over a small creek with a trough running water through it. Burlap was tacked to the outside of both water entry/exit up the walls a burlap hung in the middle and wicked up the inside. We would wipe it down with vinigar then just used pepper to cover the meat every time we cut out out steaks or roast. Kept it bug free.😊
Have been working on a major bridge project almost 2 years, almost a tossup which is worse hot or cold. We have to wear complete safety gear including high vis vest, hardhats, safety glasses, fall protection harness, gloves, steel toe boots ect, alls I can say is people adapt to conditions or they drag up and go home, seen quite a few who could not handle the job conditions and working constant heights. Right now I am working in an area that is mostly shaded so that helps, but hot, cold wet or dry I don't complain
Emerald I like the how you started your video & that's good that you & Jade got to cool with your dog by the lake after you finished your wood work chopping! 🙂🐶📹🪵🏞
Paint that roof white - Vent near roof. Open hole in floor and add vent. Cover bottom to create cool zone. Put mild air mover in floor under vent or in roof.
Swimming on a hot day in a creek, river, or lake can't be beat. Looks like you had a blast! One thing that I found to help cool you off on a scorcher is an electric fan that has a water-misting device on it. It is a tiny amount of water, but combined with the breeze from the fan, cools through evaporation on your skin. They are incredible on a super hot day.
Yea it's hot and humid down here in Cumberland County Emerald. I'm almost two hours away from your location. Route 15 is literally right outside my door lol
Between the scenery and the mill it brings back memories of spending time with my grandfather in the U.P. and Northern Wi. I can remember going to the lumber mill to pick up wood for his projects and just walking around looking at the logs when I was youngef.
Hello , Good morning from Canada, Calgary City, watching your video you look so different to do show how you can do as strong girl as a men proud of you keep going , god keep and safe , blessing all your family there.
That's takes me back to helping my dad do tents for events and doing the wet the towel trick around the neck too, And i love the ending there in the water to cool off
Ladies in 40 years when you're my age think back on these days and smile. By then you may have the biggest log yard in PA. I HOPE SO. Excellent job ladies thank you for sharing.👍♥️♥️
To help cool your shack, try using a hand pumped sprayer to spray a bit of water on the metal roof. The evaporation cools it. It can make quite a difference.
It's getting hotter here in Central New Jersey. Low to mid nineties tomorrow and humid. Friday is gonna be the beast, 97° with a heat index of 103°. All this just 5 miles from the ocean.
Down here in the Deep South when it's hot like this I start working at first lite 6:00 am and work till 2:30 . Then stick a fork in me I'm done for the day . Great Video
I'm getting the mill ready now. I live in Washington. I got my mill set up under some shade until 9:00 am. From there I don't care if it 70 or 95. It's just hot 🔥 I know how you feel. You just keep on keeping on. Good job lady's.
Awesome job working in the heat , you must live in a very honest community with the yard so open. Where I’m am the locks need locks and if it has wheels a gps tracker is essential, I hope all the best in the future and please keep the channel going.❤😊
Thank you. I always learn so much on this channel, From "The Jewel of the Nile" I learn all about hard work, dedication, self-sacrifice, determination, and the power of beauty. From the "Little Old Log Lady" I learned today what the word "cantankerous" means.
I grew up in northern Louisiana in the 50's and 60's. Other than a few mild winter days it was always hot and humid. Summers temps went into the high nineties and on occasion 100 degrees plus. I worked many summer jobs in construction and onland gas pipeline construction and maintenance out in the blazing sun. We wore hats and drank lots of water and managed to survive . I think it is a matter of acclimation. Air conditioning was a luxury that most people couldn't afford, so our cars/homes not being air-conditioned probably helped to that extent.
Being acclimated helps. AC also helps give your body a break while you sleep. However if you are working in high heat all the time, one should not get cold with the AC, just knock the humidity and the temperature down a bit.
Try wrapping the wet towel around your neck, much better results. Long hours, 97 per week in Az. desert heat forced me to learn that trick!! Really works!!
Ac uses a lot of juice. some misters by the fan will work great for little power, probably solar . I lived in Vegas, I know working in the heat. Great job
Emerald you may not believe it but the temp. Where I live is in the 90s and aweful humidity. Tha catch is I. In the far north of Ontario Canada just south of James Bay. This is unheard of.
that was my thought,too,but i wonder if they have the water supply for it? they rely on caught rainwater. I suppose they could filter some creek water for the mister supply but all this just keeps getting more complex,more things to do...
About those blades - someone else suggested figuring how many board feet you’re getting before snapping/replacing. I agree. But it sounds like somebody at the blade maker got lazy and didn’t correctly spec the alloy used for the 70 blades. Maybe even just decided to use the same metal as the 40 blades but thicker/wider. Without doing the testing, that ain’t gonna fly. Just curious if other LT70 owners are having similar issues, where they get their blades and all that. Good luck! Btw, after a hot, humid & stormy day in the mid 80s yesterday, it’s barely over 70° now. Ahhhh…👍
Bossman Dad reads these, Hopefully he read yours as it echos my thoughts. Time to try other blade makers, and document results. Previously suggested by others, tempering the welds, including DYI, could be important. 2 hours seems short and time consuming but necessary as they do not weld broken ones. (Trivia; weld is stronger than blade but welding weakens the surrounding metal.)
good morning, love your channel. Talking about heat and humidity I live in Florida and last week in was 101 degrees in the shade. Which is normal for us but we usually not until about July or Aug. But we have no snow and very little cold so for that I am thankful. By the way, glad to see Jade in more video's. God Bless from Florida.
Ah yes the old swimming hole worked on a drill crew One Summer got up to 110 degrees if you could get you a small cooler with some ice and keep that rag in there to get wet it would feel real good 👌😎🐝 used to put mine on my head 😋
I am from Hawaii too 😅😂 who knew we liked sawer stuff. In Hawaii we also have trade winds, a slight breeze is pretty consistent! I love your stuff and can't wait to see what you do with your career!
The next time you are at Home Depot or Lowes, Get one of those Ergodyne Adult Unisex Black Synthetic Headbands. They are reusable and last for hours. You can wear them in various configurations. I have one that I have used in the past, and I won't give it up. Better yet, get two of them.
Wow, who would have ever thought that a head band could be unisex. Unbelievable that when we have come so far, that men and women can wear the exact same thing.just amazing, why didn't someone think of that years ago? Oh wait, they did. The fact that you have to point out that it's unisex is what is a new concept. Stop it, get help.
@@StacyBaldwin-qv5cj I didn't mention that the band is used by many people from athletes to people that work in the hot sun. And if you read my post, I did not say unisex.
@@DaveAlexander-iu2ti you should reread your post, because you definitely did say adult unisex black synthetic head band, and that's why I'm mocking you.
Add a second metal roof with an air gap. Maybe 1" gap. That will help reduce the heat transfer into the shack. Or add some insulation below the metal roof - spray foam, sheet foam, rocksul.
I feel ya. It doesn't really get hot here in England very often but a day in the 60's can be way more uncomfortable due to the humidity than any 100+ day I have seen in Nevada.
funny story- i took my kids to the creek in perry county near Linden tennessee years ago and a guy that was there when we got there went to his truck and got his rod and reel with a rapala lure and caught about a 5 lb bass out of the creek . my kids and i were going wow
Keep up with the good work in this heat, I am retired so I’m watching this in my air conditioned room Thanks for the videos, damn it is I think I’m going to put a blanket over me just a tad chilly here
Here in AZ, we use , misson brand ,cooling towels from any hardware store. Made to evaporate, but they really only work when the humidity is below 50%.. the same company also makes hats with the same fabric.
I do HVAC and this time of year when it’s 115 in California our attics are 135-140 or more on certain days. Stay hydrated and shaded, heat stroke is no joke.
I'm about 3 hours north of there, and it was hotter today in central NY than it was in Death Valley. The thermometer at my plant hit 100f mid afternoon. We make sure everybody stays hydrated and as cool as possible.
Lots of fluids. Wet rag, works great. Evaporation with the fan and wet rag, Basic AC unit. We would go swimming in the upper part of Bayou Meto Creek here in Arkansas. The swimming hole was spring fed as well. Nothing cooler than creek water. 🙂
You’re right about your senses being affected by a certain feeling some people have experience a sixth sense if they are attuned to the mechanism they operate and in most situations you’re usually correct and per usual you young ladies are incredibly sensitive to each others emotions and feelings good luck 😊😊😊
To cool off quickly when in front of a fan, you might try spraying yourself periodically with plain water from a clean spritzer type bottle. (like an empty glass cleaner spray dispenser)
Looks like you are powering a portable distribution box with the generator. Then running the extension cords for the fans from that. I am glad it works!
I grew up in southwest PA,moved to the west years ago. I could not take the hot humid summers out there after being away so long. It gets hot here in Montana,but the thing here is that as the temps rise the humidity drops. Just this pass Sunday and Monday we had snow in the mountains.Right now it is 44 degrees.
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Ladies this may help. In our mill over 60 years ago we used to hang single burlap sacking ,aterial in front of opening and windows. Put a water container under them which will wick up. The moisture evaporates cooling wind air can still circulate cool air as well they act as blinds.
Our year round meathouse was over a small creek with a trough running water through it. Burlap was tacked to the outside of both water entry/exit up the walls a burlap hung in the middle and wicked up the inside. We would wipe it down with vinigar then just used pepper to cover the meat every time we cut out out steaks or roast. Kept it bug free.😊
Stay safe in the heat. It can sneak up on you. Your whole family is awesome. Thanks for the vids.
GREAT looking swim spot.
Respect to everyone who works the whole day outside on this temperatures.
Definitely.
I miss being able to do a hard days work. Used to hate it when I was younger. Funny how life works.
@@HalkerVeil I still try but I'm at about 20% on a good day.
I lay down hotop. Comes out at about 350 degrees. Not fun.
I do. Pounding nails, framing every day. But just when I think it's rough, I just look at my Dad 67 right there with me.😂
Have been working on a major bridge project almost 2 years, almost a tossup which is worse hot or cold. We have to wear complete safety gear including high vis vest, hardhats, safety glasses, fall protection harness, gloves, steel toe boots ect, alls I can say is people adapt to conditions or they drag up and go home, seen quite a few who could not handle the job conditions and working constant heights. Right now I am working in an area that is mostly shaded so that helps, but hot, cold wet or dry I don't complain
All things considered is the new mill all that much of an improvement to the operation.
Man that creek is crystal clear!!!
Glad I hung around till the end!
Simp
Emerald I like the how you started your video & that's good that you & Jade got to cool with your dog by the lake after you finished your wood work chopping! 🙂🐶📹🪵🏞
Work hard. Refresh. Work hard again. Then rest and repeat. Its the way I was raised. Great video.
Stay safe and well hydrated and don't forget to keep your Grandpa well hydrated Emerald and Jade and don't forget the cool down breaks
Paint that roof white - Vent near roof. Open hole in floor and add vent. Cover bottom to create cool zone. Put mild air mover in floor under vent or in roof.
take the wet rag or towel and hang it right in front of the box fan ( touching the fan case)... We call that a "swamp cooler" here. Works well...
That looked like a good way to wrap up your day.
Yep. Me or we too. Roofing. Half days. Get at it early, do what you can, for as long as you can. Then pack it up, see you tomorrow.
An awesome ending, kool off in the creek!!
Swimming on a hot day in a creek, river, or lake can't be beat. Looks like you had a blast!
One thing that I found to help cool you off on a scorcher is an electric fan that has a water-misting device on it. It is a tiny amount of water, but combined with the breeze from the fan, cools through evaporation on your skin. They are incredible on a super hot day.
Wow thank you for your content and for sharing your valuable insights and knowledge….to see you in all 4 seasons is a pleasure ❤
Really sweet ending to the video and great way for everyone to cool off❤❤
Enjoyed the video. Thanks for sharing
They have those Bayan trees out there. Their pretty trees. Roots on top of the ground that grow out as far as the limbs.
Y'all are such fun people. You take your work seriously, but make time for fun.
👍👍
Really great camera angles in this video!….. was cool to see the shack and log deck angle!
Poor Jade🎉🎉🎉 let’s go to Hawaii 🏄♂️. Saving the best for last also might want to slow your roll with the blade have a lighter hand🎉
Yea it's hot and humid down here in Cumberland County Emerald. I'm almost two hours away from your location. Route 15 is literally right outside my door lol
Between the scenery and the mill it brings back memories of spending time with my grandfather in the U.P. and Northern Wi. I can remember going to the lumber mill to pick up wood for his projects and just walking around looking at the logs when I was youngef.
Suasana yang indah , banyak pohon , dan kayu hasil produksi 👍💪
Hello , Good morning from Canada, Calgary City, watching your video you look so different to do show how you can do as strong girl as a men proud of you keep going , god keep and safe , blessing all your family there.
Its always a joy to watch you ladies work. Thank you.
Keep up the good work and please take care of yourselfs.
That's takes me back to helping my dad do tents for events and doing the wet the towel trick around the neck too, And i love the ending there in the water to cool off
Ladies in 40 years when you're my age think back on these days and smile. By then you may have the biggest log yard in PA. I HOPE SO. Excellent job ladies thank you for sharing.👍♥️♥️
They are in Pennsylvania? Are they Amish or Mennonite? Wow, I thought so.
Neither
They are Womennites !
@@thereissomecoolstuffare you blind? Its so obvious😂
@@SG-eb4uw I actually am visually impaired. What is so obvious?
@@thereissomecoolstuff im sorry to hear. Her/their believes are pretty obvious. She wears a Tattoo with religious background.
To help cool your shack, try using a hand pumped sprayer to spray a bit of water on the metal roof. The evaporation cools it. It can make quite a difference.
a mister combined with that fan will really cool her down. Jade could use it,too.
It's getting hotter here in Central New Jersey. Low to mid nineties tomorrow and humid. Friday is gonna be the beast, 97° with a heat index of 103°. All this just 5 miles from the ocean.
OHH That river looks like a lot of fun we had a dugout pond 25 ft deep crystal clear .
Down here in the Deep South when it's hot like this I start working at first lite 6:00 am and work till 2:30 . Then stick a fork in me I'm done for the day . Great Video
Maybe grandpa can hook up a solar panel for a ceiling fan in your fort? Stay cool
Just get a solar powered AC unit. 😅😅
solar powered roof vent. Home Depot has them.
There's gotta already be power in the she shed for the control stand. Just add an outlet and a small window or 'cube' AC for the ladies.❤
Woof
It's been brutal out in the heat all day here in michigan, too.
Fellow Michigander here, this heatwave makes me kinda want to just skip summer and go straight to fall. 🍁
I'm getting the mill ready now. I live in Washington. I got my mill set up under some shade until 9:00 am. From there I don't care if it 70 or 95. It's just hot 🔥 I know how you feel. You just keep on keeping on. Good job lady's.
Mill some -------- ties. I was laughing so hard on Em's comment. Lol but I'm not sure why ..It just hit me funny
Em rock'n the braid again! 😍
Awesome job working in the heat , you must live in a very honest community with the yard so open. Where I’m am the locks need locks and if it has wheels a gps tracker is essential, I hope all the best in the future and please keep the channel going.❤😊
Yes they live in a very honest community. The lumber out front is even sold by putting the money in a jar kind of thing....
Impressive operation you have there. Just found your channel.
Emerald's video production skills keep getting better. The color grading really makes the colors pop.
I’m jealous of your fan, your creek, and your dog.
Thank you.
I always learn so much on this channel,
From "The Jewel of the Nile" I learn all about hard work, dedication, self-sacrifice, determination, and the power of beauty.
From the "Little Old Log Lady" I learned today what the word "cantankerous" means.
We had two creeks close to our house and we used them both
That water clarity 😳 awesome!!!
I grew up in northern Louisiana in the 50's and 60's. Other than a few mild winter days it was always hot and humid. Summers temps went into the high nineties and on occasion 100 degrees plus. I worked many summer jobs in construction and onland gas pipeline construction and maintenance out in the blazing sun. We wore hats and drank lots of water and managed to survive . I think it is a matter of acclimation. Air conditioning was a luxury that most people couldn't afford, so our cars/homes not being air-conditioned probably helped to that extent.
Being acclimated helps. AC also helps give your body a break while you sleep. However if you are working in high heat all the time, one should not get cold with the AC, just knock the humidity and the temperature down a bit.
Try wrapping the wet towel around your neck, much better results. Long hours, 97 per week in Az. desert heat forced me to learn that trick!! Really works!!
Ac uses a lot of juice. some misters by the fan will work great for little power, probably solar . I lived in Vegas, I know working in the heat. Great job
So good to see the ear pro. I rarely wore it, paying for it now. Trying to protect whats left going forward
Emerald you may not believe it but the temp. Where I live is in the 90s and aweful humidity. Tha catch is I. In the far north of Ontario Canada just south of James Bay. This is unheard of.
Love watching both of you work so hard but well. One note to Jade lose the black garments in summer. Go to lighter colors you will feel a difference.
You guys need a misting fan for Emerald's shack and a hanging mister for Jades sunshade. Home Depot has both, and misting systems really work well.
that was my thought,too,but i wonder if they have the water supply for it? they rely on caught rainwater. I suppose they could filter some creek water for the mister supply but all this just keeps getting more complex,more things to do...
@@JayWye52 some shade and a 5 foot fan would do.
About those blades - someone else suggested figuring how many board feet you’re getting before snapping/replacing. I agree. But it sounds like somebody at the blade maker got lazy and didn’t correctly spec the alloy used for the 70 blades. Maybe even just decided to use the same metal as the 40 blades but thicker/wider. Without doing the testing, that ain’t gonna fly.
Just curious if other LT70 owners are having similar issues, where they get their blades and all that. Good luck! Btw, after a hot, humid & stormy day in the mid 80s yesterday, it’s barely over 70° now. Ahhhh…👍
Bossman Dad reads these, Hopefully he read yours as it echos my thoughts. Time to try other blade makers, and document results. Previously suggested by others, tempering the welds, including DYI, could be important. 2 hours seems short and time consuming but necessary as they do not weld broken ones. (Trivia; weld is stronger than blade but welding weakens the surrounding metal.)
No excuses...
The creek part looks really fun for sure!!.❤😊
great video ladies , thanks for sharing ,
good morning, love your channel. Talking about heat and humidity I live in Florida and last week in was 101 degrees in the shade. Which is normal for us but we usually not until about July or Aug. But we have no snow and very little cold so for that I am thankful. By the way, glad to see Jade in more video's. God Bless from Florida.
It’s fascinating that you ladies are sawyers for the family business.
Haven’t seen you two young ladies for a while but I see you’re still hard at it… Stay cool… Almost 200K followers AWSOME 🎉
I used to work in the south texas oilfields, and used that wet rag all the time
finally, the swim in the end refreshed me so much ... from our average 20°C here in germany .. freaking cold for mid June.
Ah yes the old swimming hole worked on a drill crew One Summer got up to 110 degrees if you could get you a small cooler with some ice and keep that rag in there to get wet it would feel real good 👌😎🐝 used to put mine on my head 😋
U need a ac unit in your shack so u and jade can chill and keep up the great work
another great video it's just as hot up here in Maine . look like you have a great spot to cool off so take care and stay cool .
It was so hot here today, I saw a Robin blowing on its worm before eating it!😏
lol corny but funny!
I am from Hawaii too 😅😂 who knew we liked sawer stuff.
In Hawaii we also have trade winds, a slight breeze is pretty consistent! I love your stuff and can't wait to see what you do with your career!
Good Morning Peach
Hot out. Lots of sunshine. Stay cool.
The next time you are at Home Depot or Lowes, Get one of those Ergodyne Adult Unisex Black Synthetic Headbands. They are reusable and last for hours. You can wear them in various configurations. I have one that I have used in the past, and I won't give it up. Better yet, get two of them.
Wow, who would have ever thought that a head band could be unisex. Unbelievable that when we have come so far, that men and women can wear the exact same thing.just amazing, why didn't someone think of that years ago?
Oh wait, they did. The fact that you have to point out that it's unisex is what is a new concept.
Stop it, get help.
@@StacyBaldwin-qv5cj
I didn't mention that the band is used by many people from athletes to people that work in the hot sun. And if you read my post, I did not say unisex.
@@DaveAlexander-iu2ti you should reread your post, because you definitely did say adult unisex black synthetic head band, and that's why I'm mocking you.
In that case, you should mock the manufacturer. That was a line that I took directly from the Lowes online store.
Add a second metal roof with an air gap. Maybe 1" gap. That will help reduce the heat transfer into the shack. Or add some insulation below the metal roof - spray foam, sheet foam, rocksul.
Insulation is planned, just not done yet
I feel ya. It doesn't really get hot here in England very often but a day in the 60's can be way more uncomfortable due to the humidity than any 100+ day I have seen in Nevada.
make sure your roof is painted white. Also you could add some isolation to it.
I use to do roofing till it was to hot then head for a small quarry, boy that was nice.
The music at the end was a good touch to the video
funny story- i took my kids to the creek in perry county near Linden tennessee years ago and a guy that was there when we got there went to his truck and got his rod and reel with a rapala lure and caught about a 5 lb bass out of the creek . my kids and i were going wow
Dang Emz you look like that in the morning 😂😂😂 you don’t even look tired 😂 wrap up and hit the creek sounds like the best plan ever 🔥
Cool video, here it was 118 degrees the other day but we have very little humidity. It makes framing houses harder
Keep up with the good work in this heat, I am retired so I’m watching this in my air conditioned room Thanks for the videos, damn it is I think I’m going to put a blanket over me just a tad chilly here
Here in AZ, we use , misson brand ,cooling towels from any hardware store. Made to evaporate, but they really only work when the humidity is below 50%.. the same company also makes hats with the same fabric.
Its getting hot,stay cool folks.This is an awesome set up.They could make some awesome privacy fence dog ear planks!
Was In downtowm Toronto tha day. 105F. was really bad. Have a nice day.
Awwww, I thought you were gonna show a blade change. Swim looked refreshing.
Thanks!
Get one of those little cube A/C's that you put ice into in gramp's shack. And you might rotate with Jade.❤
Blade life would be a concern for sure. Nice view of mountain area. Watch your step going in and out of shack. Great work!
no matter how hot it is outside, you will always be cool
lol that was so corny it was good!
I do HVAC and this time of year when it’s 115 in California our attics are 135-140 or more on certain days. Stay hydrated and shaded, heat stroke is no joke.
Stay cool 😎 👌
I'm about 3 hours north of there, and it was hotter today in central NY than it was in Death Valley. The thermometer at my plant hit 100f mid afternoon. We make sure everybody stays hydrated and as cool as possible.
Lots of fluids. Wet rag, works great. Evaporation with the fan and wet rag, Basic AC unit. We would go swimming in the upper part of Bayou Meto Creek here in Arkansas. The swimming hole was spring fed as well. Nothing cooler than creek water. 🙂
You’re right about your senses being affected by a certain feeling some people have experience a sixth sense if they are attuned to the mechanism they operate and in most situations you’re usually correct and per usual you young ladies are incredibly sensitive to each others emotions and feelings good luck 😊😊😊
That last segment looked cool and refreshing 😎
Oh heat 🥵 🔥 I hope you both have a good enjoy your jobs 😊❤
To cool off quickly when in front of a fan, you might try spraying yourself periodically with plain water from a clean spritzer type bottle.
(like an empty glass cleaner spray dispenser)
regarding the blades, what I would ask is how many board feet you're getting from each blade before it needs sharpening and before it snaps.
Nothing like a refreshing dip at the end of the day. just think of January or February and suddenly the heat doesn't feel so bad.
More of that cute dog and the other one as well please!
Humid sweat here in Southern Ontario its because the lake have no salt. Hawaii dry because the salt ocean ❤❤❤
Looks like you are powering a portable distribution box with the generator. Then running the extension cords for the fans from that. I am glad it works!
I grew up in southwest PA,moved to the west years ago. I could not take the hot humid summers out there after being away so long. It gets hot here in Montana,but the thing here is that as the temps rise the humidity drops. Just this pass Sunday and Monday we had snow in the mountains.Right now it is 44 degrees.