While I am not a saw miller type I sure did enjoy this video. As a boy on the farm we never even had a chain saw but we did have cross cut saws, nope I did not like them at all. The thing I couldn't get over is how clean that place is. Shows what good operators do. .Thanks .Andy .. Jack .The Old Scovy.
Thanks for watching Jack. These kinds of places impress me. I really like seeing the equipment and how other businesses work. Theres so much more that goes into sawing lumber than I ever thought. Yes, I was very impressed with how the place was clean and well run. Ole Wade is one of the good ones and glad to call him a buddy of mine.
Thank you for sharing the story & tour Andy ! Phil did a timber harvest at our farm about 17 years ago . Remember him telling how the narrow " Kerf" of the band mill saved allot of saw dust over time . Phil was always interested in new ideas . Funny part is back then "Logger Wade " was a teenager at the time . He still looks & sounds like the teenager young at heart . LOL! Etienne's are a class Act !
So glad I watched this after mentioning it is the #1 most deadly job in America. I had a job where I had to tour factories so this was fascinating, and for other reasons (again). Thank your wife for being a great support, too! Loved the tour, Andy.
im 18, think i just learned more career useful things in this vid than i have all of my school years honestly logging/ timber industry really interest me as a career choice just because ive been watching logger wade almost since he started his channel, the first vid i watched of his channel was him bringing home big moma's log loader new
Nice tour! Wade did a great job explaining how the mill works and how hard they work to maximize revenue from every log. Every successful business does this, but you have no idea how complex it can be until you get an up-close and personal tour. Very interesting!
Thanks Andy. I had no idea what goes into making and keeping a mill working. I love these kind of things and really enjoy talking with people that are passionate in what they do. Thanks for watching
That one hell of an operation. My grand dad had a small saw mill I work at when I was a kid but this set up is awesome. Thanks for the video. I love it.
I really did Dave, learned a lot. Its really a fascinating place. I really enjoyed the room where they fix the blades and bands. Want to get back there sometime and video it working and put the 2 videos together. This was a last minute tour and it was on a Sunday so nothing was working. What made it nice tho was climbing all over the machines and getting an up close look at everything. This video hasn't got the views that I normally get, but I love doing these types of things, and just getting to hang out with friends that I have met through youtube. Thanks Dave.
Harmless Farmer - Andy Detwiler a lot of people really enjoy you working on things but for me I like when your having a good time , kinda living vicariously thru you ! Lol
Wow! That's one complex operation there. It would be interesting to get a view of some of those stages while they are running production. Thanks for taking us along, Andy.
Jim, Wade had a youtube channel called Logger Wade and he has some videos of it running. Also shows cutting the trees and skidding ,loading and hauling to the mill. Looks to be a good mechanic, dose almost all of the maintenance on all the machines also. Good channel.
I agree. I was very impressed. also, everything was greased and ready for the next day. I really enjoyed this tour. Hope to get back there this summer and video it working and incorporate the two videos
Great video, Andy! Excellent ending. I've been watching Wade for a few years and still learned more about that mill from your video even after watching all of his! Thanks for the tour!
Have a good friend who was a saw filer, he taught me a lot and was very good at his trade. There is a lot more to cutting wood than meets the eye. I worked in a OSB mill for 25 years and we used a lot of saws at various stages in the process. Biggest wood we could run in our ring debarkers was 31 inches sharpening carbide and installing new teeth is an art.
Terrific video Andy and Corkey, Logger Wade is very interesting to listen to and his place Is do neat and tidy, thank you for sharing, take care, God Bless and have a wonderful weekend.
Gday Andy, I live in Australia and have been around sawmills since I was a kid, I was always told that your business is only as good as your workers, happy workers = happy profits, the way the flow of wood goes through the mill is also important, goes in one end and comes out the other without coming back on its self, thanks Logger Wade for the tour, very interesting and enjoyable to watch, thanks guys, Matty
I used to do maintenance in a hardwood flooring mill that runs everything he has and more. The mill I worked at had kill's to dry thousands of board feet. As I was watching all I thought about was all the maintenance that goes into keeping it all working. It takes a lot to fix things when they break if you don't have a good team. It is heavy and dirty work fixing things laying in sawdust. Some of the saw heads I worked on weighed 90 pounds and changing them during a break they would make my kevlar gloves smoke. Kevlar was the only thing I could find that gave protection from the sharp cutters and heat. Thanks to you and logger wade for the video.
Thanks for watching Randy, This kind of stuff really fascinates me and I learned a lot. This summer, I hope to get back there and video it in action and incorporate the videos. It is a long video but it had to be to make sense. I hope to get out to some of my other youtube friends and video their places in the future. Like I said earlier, I love these kind of places. Its places like this that keep the world going.
Logger Wade needs a side gig as an auctioneer! I think I had more excitement listening to him than going to a live auction! Thanks for the tour Andy and Logger Wade - IMPRESSIVE video and MILL!
Wade lives a stone throws across the river from me. I've watched him for a bit and never thought he was so smart. Lol He made me laugh so hard I was crying my eyes out when he posted a video of him eating stuff in the garden and his fruit trees but I don't think the video is up any more. He's a fun time it seems to be!!!!
He's really a great person and a lot of fun to be around. I had no idea what it takes to cut timber. It really is a good operation and hope to get there this summer to see the mill in action
Harmless Farmer - Andy Detwiler ..... Yeah I was kidding about Wade being so smart, it was just a country joke. Probably just country would take it that way. But just goes to show a person with a rolled billed hat with grease on it and work boots with crap ground in them isn't as uneducated as people with suits on and shinny shoes think they are. May not be formal education but years of on the job and picking the brain of old timers before them. Remember any one can be thought to be a farmer. All it takes is a hole, seed, dirt, water and your good to go!!! Some people in this country are not only born stupid i truly think they take classes to get at a higher level of it.
Well that was a very cool learning experience, I never new there was so much to consider when harvesting trees for lumber, thanks for sharing and thanks logger Wade you are one with the lumber!
Thank you Andy for the walk through Wades sawmill. I am subed to his channel so I have seen the mill running but, the down time video shows thing up close.
Great stream Andy that's where my life starts just right after the mill as you walk threw there I can smell the wood because I have done wood working all my life brings back a lot of memories, and that's where DWARF WORKS is today where when I can I us repurpose wood the make new things like table and such Thank you for the stream sir Mike from DWARF WORKS
Thanks for watching Mike. I also have video of them cutting and skidding trees, and me getting to drive a skidder, just was going to take too much time for this video.
Andy, I truly appreciate you. Your filming techniques are on point. Your ability to capture video is a natural born talent. Keep doin' what your doin' and the views will continue to come. Thank you, Matt Hammerschmidt Sole Prop at Geometric Yards
Thanks or watching Dawn. These kinds of things really fascinate me. I just love machines and how they work. This was a last minute thing and it was on a Sunday so nothing was working. Made it nice to be able to get to climb on the machines and get an up close look. Hope to get back there and video it working. RUclips has given me the chance to meet so many wonderful people and make many new friends. Im very fortunate.
I used to deliver those Simonds saw blades to mills here in Oregon. They closed their Springfield Or. plant. They obviously still exist! Todd the retired trucker.
I just love looking at places like this. This is the kinds of machines and places I like to tour. Hope the next time im there I can get video of it working. Theres way more that goes into sawing logs than I ever thought, and I really enjoyed myself. Thanks Todd
Very interesting and it’s funny because I just got in the house and I’m watching this after me and a buddy just went and cut down 24 hard maples we’re doing some logging in one of our woods on the farm hard maple is the bread-and-butter wood up here in the Northeast
I have been in the timber business for 20 years, we kind of stay away from buying pallet timber but there is a market for it, the money in this business is in your hardwoods and veneer timber. We have 2 long yards and keep it pretty full and buyers from all over line up to purchase logs every week, this is a needed business not only for production timber but for management.
I guess he had the whole place cleaned up or his men really take pride in their work. Andy it was about 5 minutes before I realized it was your channel when you started to talk.
Hey Andy, I had a uncle who owned a sawmill here in Tn. and he used band saw blades. He did his own sharpening and was considered one of the best. We have least two sawmills here in Troy Tn. Mabe some day you could pass through Union City and see our big museum it's called Discovery Park of America. I'll buy the tickets
@@GosselinFarmsEdGosselin Been warm enough last several days, no snow. Raining now, so mudy. How about you? I know I have at least 1 video of yours I haven't watched yet.
I hope to get back there this summer and see it working. This was a last minute tour that happened on a Sunday. I liked it because we got to climb all over it and see it up close.
Thanks J. I appreciate that. These sawmills are a different form of agriculture to me and these fascinate me. Wade and I have become good friends and I asked for a tour and was excited to get one.
When we filmed this, we used 2 different kinds, I was using the Yi 4K+. Don't get one of those, they don't hold up and the sound quality is terrible. The camera Corkey had was a GoPro Black Hero 7. They are better and the sound is way better. Now we just use the GoPro 7 and the OSMO Action camera from DJI. They seem to work out pretty well.We have 2 of each. I prefer the OSMO over the GoPro. I always have a OSMO with me, but have a GoPro close by. They each have their faults, but I I had to have just one of them, Id buy an OSMO. Easier to use and it hasn't ever locked up on me where the GoPro 7 will sometime. Nobody makes the perfect camera, especially for what we are doing. Dirt, moisture, hot and cold weather, these cameras are in it all, and we require water proof cameras, so we are locked into these two. Haven't herd much good from the GoPro 8 other than sound is better. Just My Opinion
Mmmm trees start as a seed a grow to a sapling then food for the critters and if it survives that grows in to a tree so you'ns bring them in and turn them into "trees"/LOL. I know you meant lumber, just playing with ya
Yep, thats the difference in the GoPro 7 Black Corkey had and the Yi 4K+ that I had. When I am videoing, there's a fuzzy spot in the middle of the frame also, its a scratch in the middle of my lens. Although I dislike the GoPro tremendously, its still the better camera of the two
As an experienced sawyer and saw filer, I think the tour should have incorporated the people that actually do the jobs. Anyone without prior sawmill knowledge would not have a clue what this guy was talking about. He jumped around so much in his explanations and combined with the vagueness and improper terminologies made it tricky to follow. Not bashing though. I always enjoy seeing the inner workings of sawmills and what makes each one a little different from the last/next.
It was a Sunday and nobody was working. He said in the video that he didn’t do most of the jobs in the mill, he’s the one doing most of the cutting in the woods. I was thrilled to get the tour and thrilled to get to climb all over the machines. Also, I had to cut about an hour worth of video out or it would have been a 2 hour video. I learned a lot, I never knew what it took to cut lumber and was very impressed
Good teacher (Wade).
I like his style, no-nonsense approach, to life (logging), ready-smile, gosh ( good sense of humour) etc.
RS
Looe Cornwall U.K.
Wade we are sure missing you on U-Tube would love to see you come back occasionally. God bless and have a great day.
Awesome operation! Thanks for sharing Andy! 👍❤️
While I am not a saw miller type I sure did enjoy this video. As a boy on the farm we never even had a chain saw but we did have cross cut saws, nope I did not like them at all. The thing I couldn't get over is how clean that place is. Shows what good operators do. .Thanks .Andy .. Jack .The Old Scovy.
Thanks for watching Jack. These kinds of places impress me. I really like seeing the equipment and how other businesses work. Theres so much more that goes into sawing lumber than I ever thought. Yes, I was very impressed with how the place was clean and well run. Ole Wade is one of the good ones and glad to call him a buddy of mine.
That weekend was a blast and good video as always!!!!!!!!!!
That was something to see much appreciated for taking us with you
Thank you for sharing the story & tour Andy ! Phil did a timber harvest at our farm about 17 years ago . Remember him telling how the narrow " Kerf" of the band mill saved allot of saw dust over time . Phil was always interested in new ideas . Funny part is back then "Logger Wade " was a teenager at the time . He still looks & sounds like the teenager young at heart . LOL!
Etienne's are a class Act !
They really are a class act. Thanks for watching
So glad I watched this after mentioning it is the #1 most deadly job in America. I had a job where I had to tour factories so this was fascinating, and for other reasons (again). Thank your wife for being a great support, too! Loved the tour, Andy.
Im so blessed to have Corkey and Kylie in my life, as well as our whole family.
@@HarmlessFarmerAndyDetwiler Plus your friends, community, and the cat in the video. I caught that critter following you from the beginning outside.
im 18, think i just learned more career useful things in this vid than i have all of my school years
honestly logging/ timber industry really interest me as a career choice just because ive been watching logger wade almost since he started his channel, the first vid i watched of his channel was him bringing home big moma's log loader new
Nice tour! Wade did a great job explaining how the mill works and how hard they work to maximize revenue from every log. Every successful business does this, but you have no idea how complex it can be until you get an up-close and personal tour. Very interesting!
Thanks Andy. I had no idea what goes into making and keeping a mill working. I love these kind of things and really enjoy talking with people that are passionate in what they do. Thanks for watching
The saw room is Gorgious clean love the wood floors he has .
That one hell of an operation. My grand dad had a small saw mill I work at when I was a kid but this set up is awesome. Thanks for the video. I love it.
Very interesting to say the least ! Hope you enjoyed your tour !
I really did Dave, learned a lot. Its really a fascinating place. I really enjoyed the room where they fix the blades and bands. Want to get back there sometime and video it working and put the 2 videos together. This was a last minute tour and it was on a Sunday so nothing was working. What made it nice tho was climbing all over the machines and getting an up close look at everything. This video hasn't got the views that I normally get, but I love doing these types of things, and just getting to hang out with friends that I have met through youtube. Thanks Dave.
Harmless Farmer - Andy Detwiler a lot of people really enjoy you working on things but for me I like when your having a good time , kinda living vicariously thru you ! Lol
Awesome video brother! Thank you
Wow! That's one complex operation there. It would be interesting to get a view of some of those stages while they are running production. Thanks for taking us along, Andy.
Jim, Wade had a youtube channel called Logger Wade and he has some videos of it running. Also shows cutting the trees and skidding ,loading and hauling to the mill. Looks to be a good mechanic, dose almost all of the maintenance on all the machines also. Good channel.
This was a great video, I never new how much went into making a board. Thanks for posting this.
Thanks for watching. I had no idea either.
Super interesting. Thanks for posting.
logger wade has the cleanest saw mill and yard i have ever seen
I agree. I was very impressed. also, everything was greased and ready for the next day. I really enjoyed this tour. Hope to get back there this summer and video it working and incorporate the two videos
I agree, time is money a clean mill is easy to do maintenance on and safer just like keeping any job site clean.
Pride in the job you do shows.
Awesome insight to the Lumber industry , Thanks
Hello Andy very interesting very good video nice mill cleanest around I’ve ever seen Larry
Nice clean mill. Good job explaining
Boy that is quite the operation ! Great video as always Andy ,love a clean place it speaks volumes to the quality of everything !
I have no idea how I stumbled past this but that was a fun day
That was a fun day, need to do it again sometime.
Great video 👍 Andy, I worked at a saw mill very similar to logger Wade's for about 3 years.
Full of energy!!!!
Great video, Andy! Excellent ending. I've been watching Wade for a few years and still learned more about that mill from your video even after watching all of his! Thanks for the tour!
Have a good friend who was a saw filer, he taught me a lot and was very good at his trade. There is a lot more to cutting wood than meets the eye. I worked in a OSB mill for 25 years and we used a lot of saws at various stages in the process. Biggest wood we could run in our ring debarkers was 31 inches sharpening carbide and installing new teeth is an art.
Terrific video Andy and Corkey, Logger Wade is very interesting to listen to and his place Is do neat and tidy, thank you for sharing, take care, God Bless and have a wonderful weekend.
Gday Andy, I live in Australia and have been around sawmills since I was a kid, I was always told that your business is only as good as your workers, happy workers = happy profits, the way the flow of wood goes through the mill is also important, goes in one end and comes out the other without coming back on its self, thanks Logger Wade for the tour, very interesting and enjoyable to watch, thanks guys, Matty
Thanks very much Andy.....Looks like a big outfit....Like to see it running....! l see the Cat is the manager checking out everyone....lol !!
Hi Steve, go check out Logger Wade on youtube, he has some videos of it running. Thanks for watching
Awesome video , neat to see what goes in to a sawmill
I was impressed with the tool room that is so clean compared to the saw dust and wood chips on the other side. Both are the heart of the operation
I used to do maintenance in a hardwood flooring mill that runs everything he has and more. The mill I worked at had kill's to dry thousands of board feet. As I was watching all I thought about was all the maintenance that goes into keeping it all working. It takes a lot to fix things when they break if you don't have a good team. It is heavy and dirty work fixing things laying in sawdust. Some of the saw heads I worked on weighed 90 pounds and changing them during a break they would make my kevlar gloves smoke. Kevlar was the only thing I could find that gave protection from the sharp cutters and heat. Thanks to you and logger wade for the video.
Thanks for watching Randy, This kind of stuff really fascinates me and I learned a lot. This summer, I hope to get back there and video it in action and incorporate the videos. It is a long video but it had to be to make sense. I hope to get out to some of my other youtube friends and video their places in the future. Like I said earlier, I love these kind of places. Its places like this that keep the world going.
Logger Wade needs a side gig as an auctioneer! I think I had more excitement listening to him than going to a live auction! Thanks for the tour Andy and Logger Wade - IMPRESSIVE video and MILL!
Wade lives a stone throws across the river from me. I've watched him for a bit and never thought he was so smart. Lol He made me laugh so hard I was crying my eyes out when he posted a video of him eating stuff in the garden and his fruit trees but I don't think the video is up any more. He's a fun time it seems to be!!!!
He's really a great person and a lot of fun to be around. I had no idea what it takes to cut timber. It really is a good operation and hope to get there this summer to see the mill in action
Harmless Farmer - Andy Detwiler ..... Yeah I was kidding about Wade being so smart, it was just a country joke. Probably just country would take it that way. But just goes to show a person with a rolled billed hat with grease on it and work boots with crap ground in them isn't as uneducated as people with suits on and shinny shoes think they are. May not be formal education but years of on the job and picking the brain of old timers before them. Remember any one can be thought to be a farmer. All it takes is a hole, seed, dirt, water and your good to go!!! Some people in this country are not only born stupid i truly think they take classes to get at a higher level of it.
@@oldfarmer4700 what do you mean anyone can be thought a farmer?
Well that was a very cool learning experience, I never new there was so much to consider when harvesting trees for lumber, thanks for sharing and thanks logger Wade you are one with the lumber!
Logger dude..you're big time!!!
Thank you Andy for the walk through Wades sawmill.
I am subed to his channel so I have seen the mill running but, the down time video shows thing up close.
Alot of info pretty quick, that guy definitely knows his stuff! It'd be cool to just sit and watch the operation run after hearing all that
Enjoyed this video Andy ~ Thumbs up THANKS !!!!
That was a great lesson on the Saw Mill thank you wade
Pretty cool video Andy thanks for sharing
Andy and Corkey you got to watch who you all hang out with. Thats a rough bunch there
absolutely great video, very informational
Great stream Andy that's where my life starts just right after the mill as you walk threw there I can smell the wood because I have done wood working all my life brings back a lot of memories, and that's where DWARF WORKS is today where when I can I us repurpose wood the make new things like table and such Thank you for the stream sir Mike from DWARF WORKS
Thanks for watching Mike. I also have video of them cutting and skidding trees, and me getting to drive a skidder, just was going to take too much time for this video.
Hy Andy, very interesting beautiful video👍👍👍
Andy,
I truly appreciate you. Your filming techniques are on point. Your ability to capture video is a natural born talent. Keep doin' what your doin' and the views will continue to come.
Thank you,
Matt Hammerschmidt
Sole Prop at Geometric Yards
Impressive tour!
Thx a lot for the video!👍🏻
Wow. Just wow. Great stuff!!!!! 👍👊
I've watched all the videos Dirt Perfect and now yours they are different and I learned something different every time great video also.
Nice tour Andy.
Short trees make short lumber. Tall trees make long lumber. Got it! Now I know what to look for.
Thanks Andy.
JO JO IN VT 💕😊
Love the video !!
Wade and family is good people great vid
Great video it was very interesting in seeing how the mill works and I think you all forgot kitty in the back room
Thanks for the tour it was cool !👍
so interesting! thank you
Thanks or watching Dawn. These kinds of things really fascinate me. I just love machines and how they work. This was a last minute thing and it was on a Sunday so nothing was working. Made it nice to be able to get to climb on the machines and get an up close look. Hope to get back there and video it working. RUclips has given me the chance to meet so many wonderful people and make many new friends. Im very fortunate.
The music at the beginning sounded like Def Leppard Rock Of Ages 😊
Interesting video Andy that Wade's a caricter
I used to deliver those Simonds saw blades to mills here in Oregon. They closed their Springfield Or. plant. They obviously still exist! Todd the retired trucker.
I just love looking at places like this. This is the kinds of machines and places I like to tour. Hope the next time im there I can get video of it working. Theres way more that goes into sawing logs than I ever thought, and I really enjoyed myself. Thanks Todd
Very interesting and it’s funny because I just got in the house and I’m watching this after me and a buddy just went and cut down 24 hard maples we’re doing some logging in one of our woods on the farm hard maple is the bread-and-butter wood up here in the Northeast
I have been in the timber business for 20 years, we kind of stay away from buying pallet timber but there is a market for it, the money in this business is in your hardwoods and veneer timber.
We have 2 long yards and keep it pretty full and buyers from all over line up to purchase logs every week, this is a needed business not only for production timber but for management.
EVERY THING ANDY EVER wanted to KNOW about saw milling and MORE!
Great video Andy. Do you its interesting that there's a wood floor in the shop?
Lol, I noticed that when I was watching his videos about a year ago
nice thank you for sharing
I once learned how to tune a saw blade for an old firewood saw.
I guess he had the whole place cleaned up or his men really take pride in their work. Andy it was about 5 minutes before I realized it was your channel when you started to talk.
One incredible shop and I bet the guys that work for him are amazing. Not sure I could work for that guy though. Just saying.
Logger wade is a good man
Cool video 👍
Three of my favourite RUclipsrs together
Thanks Jason, Wade and mike are good people. A lot of fun to be around.
That’s an impressive operation
Sweet tour andy!
G'day Andy great video mate
They have quite the operation.
How good of a job does the autobench do ? I have a leveler and really love it.
Hey Andy, I had a uncle who owned a sawmill here in Tn. and he used band saw blades. He did his own sharpening and was considered one of the best. We have least two sawmills here in Troy Tn. Mabe some day you could pass through Union City and see our big museum it's called Discovery Park of America. I'll buy the tickets
Sounds like fun Millard, ill remember that. I love museums.
rest in peace dear friend #neverforgotten
Specialized industry. MADE IN AMERICA!!
Would be nice to see it operate!
Little late this morning Andy😂🤣
I made it fourth!! That never happens anymore
Lol Ed, Long video, took forever to download. Great internet here lol. I really enjoyed this tour and didn't want to cut too much out. Thanks Ed
@@HarmlessFarmerAndyDetwiler it is a bit long😂🤣 but it's hard to get the tour otherwise 😁
@@GosselinFarmsEdGosselin Morning Ed!
@@burningdinosaurs good morning sir!!! How is the snow? Or are you in the mud now??
@@GosselinFarmsEdGosselin Been warm enough last several days, no snow. Raining now, so mudy. How about you? I know I have at least 1 video of yours I haven't watched yet.
Great video
Hiya Andy
I would love to see this in operating if you can make a video of it
I hope to get back there this summer and see it working. This was a last minute tour that happened on a Sunday. I liked it because we got to climb all over it and see it up close.
I like your farming videos better to be honest.
Thanks J. I appreciate that. These sawmills are a different form of agriculture to me and these fascinate me. Wade and I have become good friends and I asked for a tour and was excited to get one.
How many loggers it taje keep that supplied? No way just you guys can do it..right?
Keith, Wade and their crew cut all the wood that supplies the mill. Thanks for watching. It really is a cool operation.
cat owns the place,
Interesting tour, thanks for taking us. What cameras do you use? I'm looking at upgrading for my vlog and was wondering.
When we filmed this, we used 2 different kinds, I was using the Yi 4K+. Don't get one of those, they don't hold up and the sound quality is terrible. The camera Corkey had was a GoPro Black Hero 7. They are better and the sound is way better. Now we just use the GoPro 7 and the OSMO Action camera from DJI. They seem to work out pretty well.We have 2 of each. I prefer the OSMO over the GoPro. I always have a OSMO with me, but have a GoPro close by. They each have their faults, but I I had to have just one of them, Id buy an OSMO. Easier to use and it hasn't ever locked up on me where the GoPro 7 will sometime. Nobody makes the perfect camera, especially for what we are doing. Dirt, moisture, hot and cold weather, these cameras are in it all, and we require water proof cameras, so we are locked into these two. Haven't herd much good from the GoPro 8 other than sound is better. Just My Opinion
Mmmm trees start as a seed a grow to a sapling then food for the critters and if it survives that grows in to a tree so you'ns bring them in and turn them into "trees"/LOL. I know you meant lumber, just playing with ya
Logger wade is really good though I met him before and I bought his merchandise
Open the log, knots in corners.
👍👍👍👍
looks like fire in the hole 24:00
Wow taters wide open!
4:08 Careful, killer cat. 7:43 OSHA approved footwear?
From the look of the guy in the blue shirt,OSHA already dropped the ball.
That's the quietest I've ever heard Wade, does he have the Corona disease?
I work for the company that makes the simonds saw
Not certain whether Logger Wade or the Cat owns that mill?
Corkys camera and mic is a lot better than the one your using.
Yep, thats the difference in the GoPro 7 Black Corkey had and the Yi 4K+ that I had. When I am videoing, there's a fuzzy spot in the middle of the frame also, its a scratch in the middle of my lens. Although I dislike the GoPro tremendously, its still the better camera of the two
Lol. I honestly never noticed that fuzzy spot until I read your reply. Then it stood out like a sore thumb. Rather annoying know I know it there.
As an experienced sawyer and saw filer, I think the tour should have incorporated the people that actually do the jobs. Anyone without prior sawmill knowledge would not have a clue what this guy was talking about. He jumped around so much in his explanations and combined with the vagueness and improper terminologies made it tricky to follow. Not bashing though. I always enjoy seeing the inner workings of sawmills and what makes each one a little different from the last/next.
It was a Sunday and nobody was working. He said in the video that he didn’t do most of the jobs in the mill, he’s the one doing most of the cutting in the woods. I was thrilled to get the tour and thrilled to get to climb all over the machines. Also, I had to cut about an hour worth of video out or it would have been a 2 hour video. I learned a lot, I never knew what it took to cut lumber and was very impressed
First 👍
Hows it going Shane? Thanks for watching.
@@HarmlessFarmerAndyDetwiler not too bad it's going to be almost 60 degrees here this weekend!
Shane Holst dammitt Shane you’re beating Ed to all videos 😂
@@TheGrumpyFarmer lol I kinda feel bad for por Ed!👍😂
Shane Holst no absolutely not 😂