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This video gave us a good look at your wood working shop & a good run down on the equipment (I wish it was mine). A good explanation of the 'moulding machine' too. I think your idea of another shed next door for your kiln dried lumber is a great idea as well. Cheers, Don from South Australia.
I am always in awe of the wood coming off your sawmill. I also really like your multiple shots very much. I hope that the camera hit by the wood was an old one on its way out…
Hello again from Nashville! Love this in-depth look at your operations! I want thank you for your Guild offer. I now have my first year subscription locked in. I know it’s going to be very enjoyable and informative. I love learning new things. Keep up the good work and stay safe.
Nathan, pay no mind to the ignorant trolls, to me, for what its worth, you are a good man and a role model. I appreciate you sharing your life, its inspirational 👍🏻
Nathan, put a wye connection and blast gate just after it comes from the multi ports and run the second hose along the ceiling and hook that to the planers? That way no tripping?
I learned early on, that a clean workshop is no place to finish anything. Tiny dust particles will be floating around for days. However, in a dirty shop they do not. Having dust on the equipment, floor etc keeps the air clean and all I can chalk it up to is static. Pay attention to this for it's true.
Now that was some mighty fine lumber making, you have a great lumber making operation Nathan. Thanks for sharing with us today, going back through the different steps was awesome. Stay safe and keep up the great work around there. I like your idea of a milled lumber storage building. Fred.
Nathan, thank you friend for sharing your experience in woodworking love to see your videos. I know there’s a lot of behind-the-scenes activity it takes to make these videos love to see more. Looking forward to seeing the next videos. Thanks again for sharing. 🪵😎👍
Thank you for proudly displaying the flags..I was about to comment on the flag hanging my friend but I see someone else brought it up.. also any other flags such as the tn flag should be to the flags left which would be the observers right. Love your videos and wood working.
Nathan; check out Shop Nation for their new miter saw collection boot kit. I put one on mine and it directs almost all the dust to a shop vac or dust collector. I used their hose to a 2” x 4 “ blast gate and then into a 4” dust collection port at my jet dust collector.
Nathan. What is the purpose if the white fingers hanging down at the back of the saw head? Love your channel and wish I had done the same here in Western Australia years ago when I was younger.
Hi, sorry. I received your note. Am haven't been able to reply as my capabilities on this rig are not good. So thanks, i will keep trying to complete this. Maybe later.
🙏inspired to write🙏 ....thank you for the tour. You are living my fathers dream, when I was too young to understand. (rural Estacada, OR..mid60s) 🙏...should be a good market for small pieces,..a lot of us are small shops that could turn your scrap into art. 🙏the end....@26:10 ..stop, *thunk*, guitar!🙏
great setup,,yep you can always use the room,,,long as you stay warm,,i dont like a cold shop...when its zero out side..i got 2 very heavy duty Table Saws,,but there 220 volts,,and im off grid,,,maybe someday ill get it again....stay warm
for your shared dust collector hose hook-ups, why not attach some straps with hooks, then install hangers from the beams, and you will have your planer connection from above and not snaking across the floor
For those wondering why Nathan hasn't finished the doors for the woodshop, I am certain that it is because he has spent so much time working on the siding for the chicken house. The chickens keep them in eggs and he wants nice siding on their house to thank them for all the hard work making the eggs Thanks for the video
Great video Nathan, i do so appreciate your work and the fantastic life you’ve created for yourself and your family. Keep up the amazing work you’re doing. 👍🏼👍🏼
Just a bit of knowledge. Your United States flag is backwards. When hung vertically the blue field is on the left. Just to let you know. Love your videos. From a US Army veteran!
Where are your ear protection ? I learned my lesson after 30 years of damage and partial deafness. Think of that high pitched sound as a needle in a recording studio cutting wax. Thats exactly what happens to your hearing. My 5 minute rant is over. Love your shows all the time. You have no idea how much you have inspired me.
Thanks for the tour. I signed up with your sponsor using your link. I would love to see how the dust collector is set up to vent outside. I want to do that in my shop.
Nathan, you must have a very tolerant wife in order for you to have so many tools. Even though I’m an old retired carpenter my wife would kill me if I tried to acquire so many tools and equipment. Love watching, keep up the good work.
Great looking and organized shops and tools. Only thing is the American Flag hung in the Vertical should have the stars up and to the left of the observer. Sometimes video shows the opposite side of reality but it didn’t seem that case.
Not always able to jugde the thickness of the lumber you are processing but the Red Oak you were cutting today looked more like 2 by instead of flooring thickness.
Nathen, I made kind of a snarky comment about why you didn'build a wood table down at your sawmill instead of using a purchased steel table. I apologize! You ARE a woodworker. Your shop is impressive and so are your talents. Thanks.
He’s just got so many irons in the fire I 100%certain he’d love to cut design and build everything from wood he has milled. The guy I think works 18-20 hours a day. He shoots and edits all of his videos himself.
Hello from Sweden! I also have this mp260 But what is that final cutter? Name of it? Is there any video where you show how to change to it? Thanks! /Tobias
So you took it down to 4/4 with your grizzly planer then 3/4 with the 4 sided molder? If you wanted to can you back the upper face and lower face cutters off and just work the edges?
Nathan, if I saw it correctly on the WM moulder, the second (far) moulder head appears to be setup to run counterclockwise. In essence creating a "climb" cut as the board passes through the machine left to right. Does Wood-Mizer explain the reason for this orientation? (This five plus decades woodworker is curious.) As always, I enjoy your videos immensely.
My name is Chauncey Funk and I am a wood shop teacher, bunkbed/furniture maker near St Joseph Mo & I have a portable saw mill that I make lumber for my self and customers. In the newest video i noticed that the log holder/stabilizer on your LT70 being close to your saw blade. My question is does the saw mill auto adjust so that the blade does not hit the holder or do you have to move it down from your control panel?
@ mercer, hung flag rules require constant illumination, should Nathan erect a dedicated spot lamp or leave the shop lights on perpetually❓ The mattress police are now joined by the nonpublic flag police.
Question it appears you don’t have constant heat I am lucky I do. What do you do to keep rust off all the beautiful tools. My heat is at 50 in winter in iowa and it keeps rust to a minimum. It’s a beautiful shop please from an old guy use those before you can’t I no longer can stand long to use my shop well unless I am sitting down peace my friend
Granted I'm not there with my eyes on things so based only on the camera views you provide. Methinks one could in a pinch go to say Lowe's and pick up a piece of unistrut to use as a fence on that molder. Obviously I could be wrong and it might be more work than it's worth.
@OutoftheWoods0623 I follow this guy on YT that has kits to convert 2 shipping containers into a shop/covered area. I'm in no way affiliated with him. I just enjoy the possibilities it presents for shop/coverage solution on the cheap. Hope this helps. @thecontainerguytv
Very impressive collection of shops and tools for woodworking. Wonder how many drool over your tools, shops, and machinery for multiple tasks. It is quite evident, Nathan, is allergic to manual labor.
Nathan not to be picky the star and stripes should always be displayed with stars always be in the upper left corner. Just saying. Love your show old veteran.
With so many underutilized power tools, there are many custom future directions that your business may pursue. A problem might expose that these specialized tools involve customized output which is very labor intensive. The question is whether the local market is willing to pay those labor $$ ❓ Just because you are able to do a task, should you❓An example is post/beam fabrication utilizing the plunge saw. Sadly, the only customer willing to consistently pay the labor $ to employ all of these specialized tools is, Nathan Elliott. The down & dirty fact is that the LT-70 coupled w/ your kiln, is the only genuine profit center on the farm. Yes the edger will contribute, but steady diet of the 4S planer, custom moldings, & other shapes requires speed & output beyond the capabilities of a one man operation. 👮🇺🇸🗽👉🏃🙏👌
Nathan, I'm 100% sure you mean no disrespect but as a 30 year vet of the military I feel compelled to point out that you've displayed the American flag incorrectly on the wall of your shop. Here's how it should be displayed in your setting. "When the flag is hung vertically on a wall, window, or door, the union (blue section) should be to the observer’s left. When the flag is hung either horizontally or vertically against a wall, the union should be to the observer’s left."
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Thanks Nathan. That's a great deal.
This video gave us a good look at your wood working shop & a good run down on the equipment (I wish it was mine). A good explanation of the 'moulding machine' too. I think your idea of another shed next door for your kiln dried lumber is a great idea as well. Cheers, Don from South Australia.
I am always in awe of the wood coming off your sawmill. I also really like your multiple shots very much. I hope that the camera hit by the wood was an old one on its way out…
It’ survived
@ Excellent
Hello again from Nashville! Love this in-depth look at your operations! I want thank you for your Guild offer. I now have my first year subscription locked in. I know it’s going to be very enjoyable and informative. I love learning new things. Keep up the good work and stay safe.
It's been a minute since we say the inside of the shop. I do like what you have done with the place. Stay safe.
Those are some beautiful oak boards.
Man I wish my woodshop was just half the size of yours! I’m in a single bay of my garage😢
great shop, great tools , great deal thanks!
Nice layout and equipment 👌
Thank you very much!
You’re posting always give me a sense of calm
It has been so enjoyable to watch your business grow. Your production setup just gets better and better. Good for you.
Appreciate it!
Built for purpose. 👍
Nathan, pay no mind to the ignorant trolls, to me, for what its worth, you are a good man and a role model. I appreciate you sharing your life, its inspirational 👍🏻
Thanks Nathan! Loved the tour of the wood shop sir! Looks like a lovely place to toil away. 👊🏻
Thanks! It’s been a work in progress for awhile, but I like the way it’s coming along.
Nathan, put a wye connection and blast gate just after it comes from the multi ports and run the second hose along the ceiling and hook that to the planers? That way no tripping?
I learned early on, that a clean workshop is no place to finish anything. Tiny dust particles will be floating around for days. However, in a dirty shop they do not. Having dust on the equipment, floor etc keeps the air clean and all I can chalk it up to is static. Pay attention to this for it's true.
A dedicated building for your kiln dried lumber ... yes.
Man I like that good old IH sign hanging over the doors in your shop. Need you a tractor with that emblem on it
@@jackstanley3753 one day 👍👍
Always seeing you doing other stuff.
on another note...very envious of your woodworking shop and the entire operation you've built. Very impressive!
Now that was some mighty fine lumber making, you have a great lumber making operation Nathan. Thanks for sharing with us today, going back through the different steps was awesome. Stay safe and keep up the great work around there. I like your idea of a milled lumber storage building. Fred.
Good woodshop tour 😊 Nice looking oak off of the sawmill 👍
Thanks 👍
What a beautiful shop. Thanks for sharing with us all.
thanks for watching,
Nathan I love your shop and all your machines. You can do so much with lumber. Cool video 👍❤️
Thanks 👍
Thank you for the link to Woodworkers Guild. This membership will help me vastly.
That shop looks great good job 👍
Thinking anither shed is in the future for the kiln dried wood
Nathan, thank you friend for sharing your experience in woodworking love to see your videos. I know there’s a lot of behind-the-scenes activity it takes to make these videos love to see more. Looking forward to seeing the next videos. Thanks again for sharing. 🪵😎👍
Thank you for proudly displaying the flags..I was about to comment on the flag hanging my friend but I see someone else brought it up.. also any other flags such as the tn flag should be to the flags left which would be the observers right. Love your videos and wood working.
Hi Nathan & it's is Randy and i like yours video is Cool & Thanks Nathan & Friends Randy
Nathan; check out Shop Nation for their new miter saw collection boot kit. I put one on mine and it directs almost all the dust to a shop vac or dust collector. I used their hose to a 2” x 4 “ blast gate and then into a 4” dust collection port at my jet dust collector.
Vondriska is 20 minutes east of my shop. Took a class there in 2019!
nice
Love watching you and Roberts videos. Thank you for the tour, nice setup!
I'm in mid Maine trying to figure out how to run my new LT35 Hyd. And hope to have some momentum in 2025
Nathan. What is the purpose if the white fingers hanging down at the back of the saw head? Love your channel and wish I had done the same here in Western Australia years ago when I was younger.
Hi, sorry. I received your note. Am haven't been able to reply as my capabilities on this rig are not good. So thanks, i will keep trying to complete this.
Maybe later.
🙏inspired to write🙏
....thank you for the tour.
You are living my fathers dream, when I was too young to understand. (rural Estacada, OR..mid60s)
🙏...should be a good market for small pieces,..a lot of us are small shops that could turn your scrap into art.
🙏the end....@26:10 ..stop, *thunk*, guitar!🙏
Yes! Definitely have a storage area just for lumber!
I need more space!
@ Somehow I think that you will find that space you need for lumber 🪵.
great setup,,yep you can always use the room,,,long as you stay warm,,i dont like a cold shop...when its zero out side..i got 2 very heavy duty Table Saws,,but there 220 volts,,and im off grid,,,maybe someday ill get it again....stay warm
A really nice setup great video and God bless
for your shared dust collector hose hook-ups, why not attach some straps with hooks, then install hangers from the beams, and you will have your planer connection from above and not snaking across the floor
For those wondering why Nathan hasn't finished the doors for the woodshop, I am certain that it is because he has spent so much time working on the siding for the chicken house. The chickens keep them in eggs and he wants nice siding on their house to thank them for all the hard work making the eggs
Thanks for the video
Well said
Great video Nathan, i do so appreciate your work and the fantastic life you’ve created for yourself and your family. Keep up the amazing work you’re doing. 👍🏼👍🏼
Thank you, I appreciate you watching!
Thank you Nathan you are awesome......You are getting really good with your camera shots.........
Old F-4 pilot Shoe🇺🇸
Just a bit of knowledge. Your United States flag is backwards. When hung vertically the blue field is on the left. Just to let you know. Love your videos. From a US Army veteran!
that is some fine looking popple. keep up the good work
Where are your ear protection ? I learned my lesson after 30 years of damage and partial deafness. Think of that high pitched sound as a needle in a recording studio cutting wax. Thats exactly what happens to your hearing.
My 5 minute rant is over. Love your shows all the time. You have no idea how much you have inspired me.
I was wearing ear protection
Love your videos! I always learn so much… I really appreciate you 😊
Workshop envy here Nathan, don't forget your ears when running those big machines pal otherwise you'll end up as deaf as me. Regards Jim UK.
I joined the gold membership. Thanks for sharing
thanks for watching,
I notice you still havent got around to fitting your aircon units yet Nathan lol🤣🤣🤣
Shhhhhhhh
Build a table on wheels to move lumber in your workshop for when you have back problems. It will save you time and effort not just your back.
Wood in one side, money out the other!
Yes sir
Thanks for the tour. I signed up with your sponsor using your link. I would love to see how the dust collector is set up to vent outside. I want to do that in my shop.
will show in next video, thanks,
You Have a nice shop , Nathan . The bards look good . Seeya
Nathan, you must have a very tolerant wife in order for you to have so many tools. Even though I’m an old retired carpenter my wife would kill me if I tried to acquire so many tools and equipment. Love watching, keep up the good work.
That is so cool good video 😊😊😊😊
Thanks! 😃
I really enjoy your videos. I can almost smell the fresh cut lumber. Thank you.
thank you
When are you getting the dust collection system for your saw?
Great looking and organized shops and tools. Only thing is the American Flag hung in the Vertical should have the stars up and to the left of the observer. Sometimes video shows the opposite side of reality but it didn’t seem that case.
Great video
Thanks!
Not always able to jugde the thickness of the lumber you are processing but the Red Oak you were cutting today looked more like 2 by instead of flooring thickness.
4/4
Nathen, I made kind of a snarky comment about why you didn'build a wood table down at your sawmill instead of using a purchased steel table. I apologize! You ARE a woodworker. Your shop is impressive and so are your talents. Thanks.
He’s just got so many irons in the fire I
100%certain he’d love to cut design and build everything from wood he has milled. The guy I think works 18-20 hours a day. He shoots and edits all of his videos himself.
Nathan 😮😊❤
What is the link for that rust prevention item you had in your tool drawer ?
Next video. Lost it
Yes didn’t find it in the description as stated…..
amzn.to/3WGzLlv
You have a very full life.
Nice Norm ty God Bless
What is your table saw I have a 1945 delta looks something like it
Hello from Sweden!
I also have this mp260
But what is that final cutter?
Name of it?
Is there any video where you show how to change to it?
Thanks!
/Tobias
So you took it down to 4/4 with your grizzly planer then 3/4 with the 4 sided molder? If you wanted to can you back the upper face and lower face cutters off and just work the edges?
Just signed up thanks
Thx
Any time
Sawdust therapy
This may have been asked before.....sell the shiplap and buy 4x8 ply or would the costs be about the same?
Nathan, if I saw it correctly on the WM moulder, the second (far) moulder head appears to be setup to run counterclockwise. In essence creating a "climb" cut as the board passes through the machine left to right. Does Wood-Mizer explain the reason for this orientation? (This five plus decades woodworker is curious.) As always, I enjoy your videos immensely.
not sure I get your ? you mean the side cutters?
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My name is Chauncey Funk and I am a wood shop teacher, bunkbed/furniture maker near St Joseph Mo & I have a portable saw mill that I make lumber for my self and customers.
In the newest video i noticed that the log holder/stabilizer on your LT70 being close to your saw blade.
My question is does the saw mill auto adjust so that the blade does not hit the holder or do you have to move it down from your control panel?
I have to adjust it,
great video
Thanks!
Do you ever hit bullets in logs and does it hurt your blades ??😊
National Flags, when hung vertically, should 'always' have the star field in the upper lefthand corner... FYI
thanks, wasn't aware,
@@OutoftheWoods0623 (It's the Boy Scout in me... :/ )
@ mercer, hung flag rules require constant illumination, should Nathan erect a dedicated spot lamp or leave the shop lights on perpetually❓
The mattress police are now joined by the nonpublic flag police.
@@billupstateny9151That’s only when flying at night, not inside.
I was about to post the same comment - due to the Boy Scout in me, too. I see a lot of Flag etiquette issues.
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Question it appears you don’t have constant heat I am lucky I do. What do you do to keep rust off all the beautiful tools. My heat is at 50 in winter in iowa and it keeps rust to a minimum. It’s a beautiful shop please from an old guy use those before you can’t I no longer can stand long to use my shop well unless I am sitting down peace my friend
I’ll show in next video
Granted I'm not there with my eyes on things so based only on the camera views you provide. Methinks one could in a pinch go to say Lowe's and pick up a piece of unistrut to use as a fence on that molder. Obviously I could be wrong and it might be more work than it's worth.
Shipping containers for your kiln dried wood, maybe?
not a bad idea
@OutoftheWoods0623
I follow this guy on YT that has kits to convert 2 shipping containers into a shop/covered area. I'm in no way affiliated with him. I just enjoy the possibilities it presents for shop/coverage solution on the cheap. Hope this helps.
@thecontainerguytv
Nice video, but I cant find the link for those pouches to keep rust out of my tool box, could be be me.
Next video. I lost the link
amzn.to/3WGzLlv
WHERE IS THE LINK FOR BOWL BLANKS?
Next video. Sold our
Tennessee pronunciation of etc. is “ excedra”. 😉
Very impressive collection of shops and tools for woodworking. Wonder how many drool over your tools, shops, and machinery for multiple tasks. It is quite evident, Nathan, is allergic to manual labor.
I noticed your vertical hung US flag is backwards. The blue field should be top left same as when horizontal.
Please wear ear protection when using the moulded. The machine sounds pretty loud in the video and your headphones were hanging on the moulder!
I was. Small ear buds
FYI: The USA flag is backwards. The stars should be in the upper left.
noted
👍
Nathan not to be picky the star and stripes should always be displayed with stars always be in the upper left corner. Just saying. Love your show old veteran.
American flag hung wrong star field goes on left side !!!!
With so many underutilized power tools, there are many custom future directions that your business may pursue.
A problem might expose that these specialized tools
involve customized output which is very labor intensive. The question is whether the local market is willing to pay those labor $$ ❓
Just because you are able to do a task, should you❓An example is post/beam fabrication utilizing the plunge saw.
Sadly, the only customer willing to consistently pay the labor $ to employ all of these specialized tools is, Nathan Elliott. The down & dirty fact is that the LT-70 coupled w/ your kiln, is the only genuine profit center on the farm. Yes the edger will contribute, but steady diet of the 4S planer, custom moldings, & other shapes requires speed & output beyond the capabilities of a one man operation. 👮🇺🇸🗽👉🏃🙏👌
I think your workshop is not a storage barn. Build a dedicated storage barn for your wood.
Your flag is hung the wrong way. The union (blue field and stars) should be to the flags upper right, that is to the upper left for the observer.
can you blow some sawdust through my computer screen, i miss working at the sawmill with my dad.
done
Nathan, I'm 100% sure you mean no disrespect but as a 30 year vet of the military I feel compelled to point out that you've displayed the American flag incorrectly on the wall of your shop. Here's how it should be displayed in your setting. "When the flag is hung vertically on a wall, window, or door, the union (blue section) should be to the observer’s left. When the flag is hung either horizontally or vertically against a wall, the union should be to the observer’s left."