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Can I get your phone number? I want to get some blades sharpened.

Nice

Nice set up.

good video nice set up take care, be safe and well.

good video

There isn't much on youtube about antique saw swages, many thanks for your contribution

I live near bogalusa and I’m interested in buying the log deck. Can you give me their information so I can call about it.

Awesome equipment

Awesome video glad to see a video out from You I hope everything is doing good for you. God bless

I used to work there. Best job I’ve had so far.

Mr Robert, I'm thinking about buying a cat claw sharpener. I know you used 1 before buying the BMS 250. Is the cat claw worth it? Thanks

New Zealand is missing the opportunity to add value and domestic jobs by letting China do the processing of New Zealand's lumber resources. So shortsighted!! Ray

Woah!!!!!!

Keep em coming

Thanks great stuff discovered video s because Woodmizer quit sharpening. Love the old blade cleaner

Great work. Lucky bird

I Lived on levi bryant road outside lumberton for many years. I'm back home in wisconsin now. Thanks Der Guys

While videoing this I cried my eyes out! It was amazing

The people who showed there honor to this fallen officer was touching. Support our officers and men and women of military. As a neighbor and an acquaintance I can say Mr Jeremy Malone was a stand up guy. RIP my friend

I appreciate that info. I will check my setter before I use it again. Keep uo the good work!

Have gone there often, Mr Eddie is a good man.

Impressive machine 👍🏼. Could someone please explain the placement of the controls? I understand that it is nice to be straight behind the blade, but it blocks half of the space to drag boards backwards. If the boards allways go forward or the the side I get it, but with an edger behind the back of the sawyer? Well, I guess it's all about preferences 😉😀.

I’m from Baxterville but live in Houston Texas now I was watching your videos and if you know dick Lucas he’s my cousin

That’s a really good idea to cut the cants and then let them start drying instead of leaving them outside in log form.

COULD YOU CUT A 52 2X4 FOR RAFTERS

The mill needs to have a metal detector wand,it would pay for itself in no time.

Boy that baker is impressive.

hi there good sawing till . deep nail . nice , john

That was an awesome tour! Thank you! Look forward to PT2

sound advice.

Good to see you Mr. Robert! Subscribed! I hope you are having a great day.

Awesome!!!

Happy 🦃 Thanksgiving

Howard, I need to bring over about 30 blades to be sharpened. What is ya'lls Thanksgiving Holiday schedule?

I run a small sharpening business and I always tell people the set is just as important as sharpening.

Good video years ago I went to see a baker mill . I think with the cost of wiring them up the electric ones were way higher now with the price of copper it would be worse. Take care, be safe and well.

That's some saw you have and you make sawing look easy that's in my opinion a lot of expirence on display. What a nice sawmill built large enough to make processing and managing stock efficient and pleasent to work with. Saw is amazing from the stock holddowns to the capability to easily with operator skills manipulate even seperate individual pieces of stock when needed. Saw from the sound could be run even faster if you desired and those thin evening cuts show that you could create plys from wood for bending and relaminatin, I wished you had shown close-ups of these thin slabs. Suggest maybe a larger loader, Ray Stormont

Yeah in EU most sawmill producers offers electric version - good if you need it sationarry - gasoline is good for mobile use...

Thi old planer will be on life now 👍👍👍🙋..

Have you tried the CBN wheels from Baltic Abrasives. They are much better then Woodmizers and less money.

If it reads "J. A. Fay & Co" it is likely pre-1900.

good video and job the planner is much older than you i would guess. take care, be safe and well.

Dont want to be the person on the outfeed side.😂

How much do you charge per blade?

We purchased a Cooks first, and then the Woodmizer BMS250. The Cooks now sits with a dust cover on it as our backup sharpener if needed. The BMS250 with contoured wheels are superior. We sharpen our 1 1/2” sawmill blades, and 1 1/4” resaw blades on the BMS250. We’re running 3 hours on Sawmill blades, and getting 3-4 sharpening. We run 3 hours on resaw blades and get 5-6 sharpening’s. The blade tip sharpness and the grind into the gullet to eliminate stress cracks is superior and outstanding. We also like the blade sharpening oil because it cleans the pitch off of the blades, and has eliminated the need to wire wheel clean the blades.

good video we round bale every thing now you can't get labor any more here. take care, be safe and well.

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I miss you both so much 😎

So glad that we were part of it! 🎉

👍Did you get to tour the Grand Hotel ?