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Do you have a video on your sawdust chain and how you get rid of your waste, also do you have a chipper to get rid of the gun cuts. Thanks for sharing interesting videos.

Sawing a large log like this, going around over and over have you ever calculated the waste from such a log it has to be high.

I got a feeling there is alot of waste, or maybe its just me, looks like it

Summertime and he has a toboggan on?? WTH is wrong with todays kids??

I could watch that chipper all day 😍

Yay! Glad it's working. Bill

It looks like sometimes you just have to take what the log is willing to give you. It's too bad I live so far away (north central Ohio) or I'd be in trouble for buying too much wood. Bill

You didn't price the cherry, I don't believe. 🤔 I already checked, and I am too far away 😭

Great looking boards! I was especially impressed with the log with the rot on one end. Jason, thank you so much for sharing!

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FAS has to be 83 1/3%clear cuttings. 1 common is 63 1/3%clear cuttings. 2 common is 50% clear cuttings.

Welcome ants to the belt ride to the chipper....

Looks like you and Mark have some that needs to go down the road. That's what it needs to do. I've been out of the loop so long I don't have a clue what this Jason is doing or even selling. Too much grass to mow. God Bless Yall

Great sawing like always Jason. The 2nd and 4th logs were beauts. Lots of good grade lumber

A true artist can take absolute garbage and make a masterpiece with it. It does not matter what the substance is, the true beauty is contained within.

That second log was quite Hole-ie, but you still got some nice boards out of it.

Extraordinarily cool

Way to tame that beast of a log, Jason. i really enjoyed seeing the edger, too. Was that your debarker guy running the edger? Bill

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That pretty neat Jason that you got Helle cab and set works with an edminston carriage

One of the best videos yet, loved the different view and the nasty log. Thanks.

A struggle but successful. Well done.

What size saw are you running and who’s your mill made by.

If it works, it works! New parts sometimers work a little better.

The offbearer took an opportunity to catch up on FB.😂

That old fork was like a cat eating a grindstone and good camera shots. Happy week and God Bless

Nice job in showing the other side of the saw cab! Thanks!

That log was a bit of a pain.....

Thanks for adding your sawmill in its intire . What about your log yard , forklifts ,and trucks ?thanks.

Tekhnologi yang mumpuni, sawmill, I like❤

Thank you for sharing and bringing back wonderful memories of when I was a young man working in the sawmill,45years back! New subscriber and greetings from Maine!

Very interesting, a large log like that it's the only way to handle it still better than a band mill

Too much waste in the beginning cuts, let alnone time. Wouldn’t work for me.

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How about a look at the rest of the mill would be great

good job on the cable stuff...

My father had a top saw and that was 50 years ago

How come you didn’t have a top saw it would be a lot faster

Why are you wasting your time cutting junk when it should have been firewood

Is there a specific way the cable twist has to go the drum? Nice video. I miss having your commentary.

16:27ISH Do you have a metal detector.

What a shame that you had no top saw and/or too small of a blade. Too much waste!

What happens to the big flitches that you send down the line?

Another great sawing video, Jason. How long did it take to change out the cable and drum? Bill

good content, good job

Like watching you saw. Not much loss of motion a lot guys you watch are sawing air. Would be nice to hear you comment on what you’re doing.

Are the squared up logs going to a resaw?

nice sawing ty

Thanks for another great sawing video. Everyone needs to change out a carriage cable once in their life.

Why are your logs debarked sometimes and then sometimes they are not debarked?