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Isn’t poplar a very light, low grade wood?

What's that tree worth ? Am going to say the bottom is veneer.

Thought he might've known what he was doing until he decided to make his back cut with the back of the bar 😅 get on the other side of the stump and dig your dogs in and let the saw work for you, not work you. No sense fighting all that push back through a whole tree.

Living dangerously wouldn't be my cup of tea,but it was entertaining.

Way late to this video…….AWESOME! Thank you for putting forth the effort it takes to share these videos!

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Please put a ROPS canopy on that other loader. I’ve seen it make the difference between living or dying.

First cut/s are at the tip to the tree. Work your way back toward the stump from there, gradually removing the weight and tension, remaining out of the drop zone and "reach" if any attacking wood.

Local respected landscaper in our community died cutting one of those the wrong way it flipped him across the golf course he broke his collarbone recovered from that and a subsequent surgery the anesthesia killed him rest in peace good man

What the hell does his age have to do with anything ?

I've wanted a sawmill for a long time it's amazing how a sawmill works.

My grandfather owned a sawmill in Finland on one the many lakes in the area. I was born at that sawmill and visited the property in 2015. The sawmill is still there but not running. Ergo, I have an 80 year heritage in the industry. It's fascinating to see what is going on in this very interesting segment of the business world. 😊😊😊😊😊

Interesting cut

Love your channel !

I’m buying a boat load of walnut , cherry , poplar and white oak. I really need to connect with you. I can buy green and have a drying company close by , unless you have a drying company local ? How do I get in touch with you ? I’d love to see the mill. I’m in Columbus Ohio.

I've under cut so many times and jumped the chain off so aggravating.

Spring poles are dangerous but cutting over your head is equally as dangerous

First time I’ve seen a workplace so devoid of workers … not like the far east …a few saw mills in my area up in the forestry areas of north east England

Another excellent video showing the unseen work of a sawmill.

sweet loader work ian ty

The OG of felling

Are you losing a lot of ash trees to the emerald ash borer?

It must rain a lot in Helmsburg! You always seem to be driving or walking through mud Ian 😊🌧️☔️

When the bottom logs lay in the mud, is that hard on the sawteeth. I like your system and enjoy watching the saw milling / making lumber. Is the lumber you saw resold to retailers or consignment?

Nice pile of wood there. What do you have the rest of the crew doing while the saw is idle? Looked pretty deserted except for you and dad. Great video.

And that is some very nice wood

Who doesn't love a nice piece of ash??😂😂😂 Big straight logs. Interesting how you guys do a lot of tree-length sawlogs. Here in New England everything is bucked for grade on the landing. The only stuff going out long is firewood logs, utility pole logs and timber frame logs. Cool video today.

Nice log moving 😊 Are you going to be able to turn around in the yard when everything is delivered? Nice to see Allis Chalmers again 👍

When did y'all buy that sawmill? Add the mail been in the family for a long time before you and/ or your dad the overall operation?

I wanna see someone take a 4 foot wide red oak and fall it like that..... And walk away from it.

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It would be correct if you had chaps on

So you cut through the face cut all the way around till it tips over?

That's some great timber!your dad loves old smokey ,can't wait for the sawing to start

Thing of beauty.

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Guides are filed too much

Respect !

where are you located would love to watch in person if you are near me I love cutting wood I use pallets for fire wood when they have big woo in them

Looks like one or more of the belts for the saw blade are jumping around a bit. There’s a gap between belts that comes and goes. If I had to guess I’d say it’s probably between the third and fourth belts. Not as noticeable when the blade is cutting the logs.

Very interesting video.

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Thanx for sharing ! Those are the true killers in the forest-tall, bent & under pressure .

Well, that set-up just makes my little 24" band saw mill look like a joke 😂. But that's why I called y'all to harvest the big ones I can't even move with my mini backhoe.😂

I've never used a wedge before in my life! At least not on a tree. 💪🏻. "OG" STYLE! I use a wedge to get out the bed in the morning then I'm good to go!👍🏻💪🏻

you guys should invest in a modern chipper.

Sir, you are a very skilled sawyer. Mesmerizing!

im surprised that any of the ash is still good and not rotten..all the ash trees around here in ohio have been dead for at least a few years now or longer..all the firewood guys try to pawn off half rotten dead ash that they just cut and split as premium seasoned firewood for ridiculous prices..the rotten stuff is junk and water logged

Does dad run the mill

Great sawing Ian ty 😊 🙏🏿 🏆🏆💙💰