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You wouldn’t happen to know the info on the scooter motor so I can get the same one? POP’s is a Valuable Resource in a World of Few. Thanks for sharing your knowledge 🫡

I noticed on the finish product, looks like small cracked between the two boards, which I love! Gives the farmhouse look, but I thought you glued together? And cut the width. ???

My dogs name is Koby!❤

Question; so the table top you ripped down the 2x10 to make square correct?

Great video

That is God awful

can you tell me how many fbm the blade must run to cut softwood and hardwood using the blades you showed. thanks. great looking machine

The colour and poly turns out great. I like that wood pattern coming out. Your wood is going to “move” how you gonna deal with that….cos it’s all screwed up now.

I’d love to see what it looks like installed

Your DAD is a supper intelligent man: love the way he thinks on putting things together.

Ty...gonna start this weekend on table while my wife is in vegas..

It's sad to me that the Lumber mill around the corner from my home is closed and they're turning the land into a development. Anderson Lumber Co., in Forsyth County.

Pop rules!!

Great video, thanks for sharing, it was really helpful. I have a similar size cabin I am about to lift... how may pumps did you use? Was it two on each of the four sides? And what was the load capacity of each pump? Thank you.

Thanks for solving a problem for me .I have built a five foot X 10 foot router sled for flattening slabs table tops and mantels . Originally it was a manual machine that is now powered by a wheel chair motor like the one you are using . Problem was the carriage racking on start and stop .Bingo dual drive and proximity switches for end of cut stopping . I am also in North Georgia (Rome) would love to visit and look at your mill .

Great job...did u put the polyurethane underneath the table or stain only

Hi guys. this whole lifting project is totally similar to what I have to do with my own cabin. Thanks sooo much for filming everything you dit. So useful for people who have to do it theire ownself too. Very resourceful information. Thank you very much. If you read this and have time, would you please tell me, how much concrete bags did you need for this job?

Brilliant

This is awesome! Great job!!! Do you happen to sell plans to make this sawmill!

Pop's Wood Slicer 9000 is probably the best diy mill I've seen on you tube

Question: everyone that makes bread board ends is always worried about “ wood movement” With that being said, are you worried about movement on the table creating board to crack??

Great sawmill build, a lot of great features....how big is your drive pulley.

What are the dimensions of your cabin? I'm looking to do something similar.

Your Father is a Engineer for Sure!

Lazer ! Not layer sorry

Can you tell me what layer did you use? And if it works good! Thanks love the engineering your Dad configured! Smart man!

Simple but cool. Love it

You and Pop Built One Mean Saw!

I love that you have your dad there, and that you're asking him why he built it the way he did. I wish my dad was still around. What a blessing dads are to us.

That’s a serious self build mill 👏👏

The mill looks fantastic. I watched your sawmill tour video. But wow, does that ever cut slow. I have the 27hp efi on my swing blade and it cuts like a bat out of hell. I would love to see what that engine can do when you optimize things to go faster. My old bandsaw with the 14hp kohler cuts faster than this.

Great design! You dad knows his sht!

Nice job on the fabrication. Your Dad's got skills. You may have already done so but have your Dad look into some bent sheet metal guarding for the sprockets and chain runs. As menitioned, you have a lot of torque on that gearbox and motor.

Very clever system.

I would add some electric actuators to hold the log in place. To keep from having to bend over.

He should use that wheelchair motor instead of the crank!

How does your Chain drive work, Chain on each side, fwd and Reverse, does the chains come up both sides to a sprocket, I started building a mill last year, Got real sick, almost wasn't here any more, at 65 and still building things like this, with know help. Thanks for any help you can give

I wish your dad could build me one he’s amazing

Truly enjoyed this, thank you and I hope pops keeps going and creating great machinery. thank you both.

Nicely done mate. 👍. Like your style of vids. Cheers from oz 🇦🇺

What kind of proximity sensor are you using on the carriage stop????

Great job! I know you've been asked this question before, but do you have any plans?? I want to build one and would like some dimensions on the saw apparatus or the part that rolls on the rail. Thanks so much!

Very good. If I were to build I would use acme thread rod for elevation with a winch motor for screw drive. I love your chain drive.

Not lazy but used to. Inch and mm are really completely different ways of measuring and counting, right? I'm used to mm and to me inches and feet are almost like the Greek language. Nice movie, thanks a lot.

Love y'all's video and mill. I'm starting the process of building one. What is your dimensions from center to center on band wheels and what length blade are you using

Wow what an impressive mill! Pop did an outstanding job building this. I built a homemade sawmill about 3 years ago and had the exact same problem with the blade tracking from the adjustable blade pulley. I will try your solution using a bolt and torque wrench for tightening the blade. repeatability is what I need. also a quick question. How often do you have to re-tension the blade as the blade heats up while cutting? I also use soapy water for blade cooling

Great build… one question, the drive motor, is it ran on 12v, or 24v?… Thanks

just plain AWESOME! Great job! You can not purchase one made this good!! EAT YOUR HEART OUT WOODMIZER!

Is there anything you guys would do different or have done to improve it in anyway?

This is one of the cleanest builds i've seen. Very well thought out. I been plannin a build for better part of 10years. So thinkin to start a build next year once i get moved into new state/property. Awesome job. Thanks for sharing.