I've got massive cherry and locusts on my property and no one wants to timber them. Maybe because of this COVIND19 crap. I have cherry 36 inches in diameter and locusts in 28 inches in diameter. I guess they'll just keep on growing and getting bigger. Oh and those measurements are from chest height. P.S. nice video.
I does anyone have an idea what the difference between ash and English ash is ? does English ash grow in America & is it something A guy can acquire hear in the USA?
Like a lot of us, I came for the cool grain patterns and stayed for Nathan, the cats and literally every thing else. And every now and then you get reminded what drew you here in the first place and that rainbow pattern is a great example.
Hey Craig, I agree with your assessment of the deliverables on this channel. I especially appreciate how the host never makes the audience feel dumb for not knowing his subject material as well as he clearly does.
This channel is ridiculously addictive. I had no knowledge of how the timber ends up in the yard at just the right size. I found myself trying to explain to the Mrs what quarter sawn meant just the other day. Now I want my own saw mill. 😁
What surprises nature has in store for us if we look and are patient as it unfolds its beauty. I'm a 75 year old woodworker and still amazed at what lies just below the surface. Love your videos and your excitement with each discovery.
My thoughts are so very close to your own words. Nature never ceases to impress with its beauty. No matter how many times I see a beautiful piece of lumber, I am still awed by the natural beauty that exists inside trees.
i have this exact same very attitude with stone everyone is paying so much for granite counter tops and where i live there are HUGE granite boulders just sitting in farmers fields not even 8 miles from me. getting them out of the farmers rock piles and finding a rock saw though.... thats a little tougher
That first piece you cut off the cherry would make a Gorgeous epoxy filled coffee table! Wow that 26" wide piece! I'd love to have a few slabs of that 3/4" thick!
One of the few positive things about 2020? I found your channel, and I subscribed. That cherry tree wood is beautiful. I wish you and your family a successful year in 2021.
The Wood-Mizer company, started right down the road from me, the address was Greensburg Indiana but it was closer to Batesville, in Newpoint. They were great people that treated their workers well, my oldest boy was there in the early days as it grew. You have some nice wood there, I love the poplar, and its smell when fresh sawn, sort of like chocolate.
I'm enjoying a morning coffee while watching this. Over the last couple years or so that I've been watching you I have learned more than I ever expected to, so I just wanted to thank you for your channel and all the work that goes into it
Cut carefully and that log would make all the parts to a dining type table. Legs, top and apron. What's left would make a pair of outstanding coffee tables with enough left for a couple of upscale shooting boxes etc. Using the remnants, you could turn pens, tops and a plethora of other small but distinctive items. That's what is so great about wood in its rawest form.
Hmm, I'm not so sure about that Jeff. Maybe a stall for the horses though. Just kidding Jeff I'm thinkin' maybe a bedroom suit. Bed, dresser, mirror frame and all!
I nearly wept as you revealed the grain on the popular and cherry!! 😭. Gorgeous! Absolutely gorgeous! I’m glad Arms family sent me over to your channel. I love love love beautiful lumber.
Excuse me while l pick up my jaw.....When l looked at the beautiful Cheery timber sawed.....My gosh it don't get any better than that WOW....Thanks Nathan.....What a deal in 2021 l did not think l would live this long but l did lol...
Nathan - I just started watching your channel just this week - I have a lot of catching up to do my friend - but although I don't know that much about milling logs, you've kept my attention with your down home humor and just being an overall good ol' boy like myself... you don't make any special claims to be anything other than who you are - I'm glad to subscribe to your channel and I soak in all your knowledge of something I've always respected and yet know so little of. You make even the normal everyday chores around your farm intriguing and fun to watch.... I'm sure an 8-10 minute video takes hours and hours to produce (all by yourself...well maybe the cats do help a little....😉) and then there's the editing...so you have to be a busy, busy man to do all this - that's why I appreciate your channel and am proud to be a new subscriber!!! Best of luck to you and your family reaching the next 100K subscribers!! RichieC (Georgia Boy)
Hey I just came across your channel and I am loving it. There is something very relaxing about you and your work. I suffer with mental health issues and I always feel better after watching. You are a cool guy. Cheers and love from Ireland.
2am in the morning here in Western Australia Saturday i think I’ve just seen the prettiest timber ever. Thanks for sharing this with us Nathan your channel is the best saw milling I’ve watched! I don’t bother with other ones anymore. 👍🏻🇦🇺
Love your videos. Just wanted to share that I had a Cherry tree on my property come down in a storm. We got 3 eight foot logs out of the main trunk, all straight and each between 28 and 32 inches in diameter. Almost no taper. Milling it today (I hired a sawyer). You're right - it is beautiful wood.
Nathan, some of us are a bit slow...mind you it’s 5am in Australia but I watched that beautifully grained slab at the start of your video...went grabbed my coffee, came back and watched you cutting it into strips! 1” or 2”” whatever spilled my coffee over my duvet! Now that makes for a memorable New Year’s Day. By the way you can be sure the “end of the world” ain’t coming tomorrow cos it’s tomorrow already over here and all’s sort of......well actually it does sorta feel like the end of the world as we all knew it. Now back to our favourite: Out of The Woods milling boards...
Definately beauty straight out of the darkness. As you say Nathan and never get tired of hearing it: "Man that's Nice!" All the best to you and your family in 2021! Peace and safety!
I didn't think poplar could look that good. The cherry is beautiful as expected. Reading through the comments I read someone asking for longer videos. I would not object!
16:00. Would you say that there were some very large medullary rays in the cherry slab? Beautiful wood. But that rainbow poplar is some of the prettiest and most unique wood I think you've ever cut.
WOW! That is one B-E-A-UTIFUL slab of cherry wood. I'd have to admit, I have never seen a cherry tree that big, myself. I'd bet the largest I have seen has been maybe 14 to 16 inches above the butt-swell at the largest. That is truely a thing of beauty. The rainbow poplar was quite beautiful as well. Either one would make for some really beautiful furniture/cabinetry. You do get some great logs across your mill, for sure.
I love cherry, I have 4 pieces of 1x that my grandfather bought for a clock case he never built. As soon as I have the garage cleared out for my shop I plane to finish that project. Keep the videos coming I enjoy your channel.
I find myself mesmerized watchin your videos. There ain't much better than knocking the bark off and seeing the beauty beneath. Thanks for this. Happy New Year
I love the machinery this man uses. I am old school, born in "55". My father was a lumberjack in the pristine forests of B.C Canada. I saw the industrial insides of "M.B. King mills" on the north shore where my father worked for 35 years. I saw Ceder trees so large, 20 men had to stretch themselves just to join hands around it's girth. I can tell you the name of the tree just by it's smell.I can appreciate this mans love of the grain of different wood. I live in Alberta now and carve "Diamond willow" to make lamp stands. The beauty of the minerals in the twist of the hard wood make it impossible for me to stop carving. I've never seen this man before, but i love what he does. Tho we are worlds apart; We are men of the same grain.
I love watching you reveal the beauty inside these logs. They are gorgeous! But 9 cats? So does that make you a "man-o'-nine-tails"? Great job, many thanks!
It`s hard to believe it`s been over 30 years since i was the head sawyer at a hardwood mill in Wi. We cut mostly pallet lumber and pine for building whatever. We used mostly a 48 inch circle saw and sometimes a 50. I cut alot of hemlock, elm, white birch, beech, cherry, maple, ash red oak. I enjoy watching your channel. Happy new year.
Thank you Nathan. For sharing your world with us. Helps me realize that there is so much more to life than what I’ve dedicated mine to. And that is a mighty fine cherry log. Just such wondrous stuff.
Happy New Year. I need to thank you for this year sharing your sawmill. There are maney of us that look at your shop and would like to be in your place. You have given us a change to be be in your world, having a place that gives us the ability to go into a dream that we can't obtain.. Thank you again,
I’ve been excited to see this log cut since you showed it being dropped off. Cherry is one of my favorites to work with. This one is crazy clear for such a big log too! There is so much good to come. A new kiln. An edger. The barn demo. Great stuff as always. And 108k! Happy New Years to you and your family Nathan. I’m excited to see where 2021 takes OTW. -Ben
Nathan, You need to come up here to NE Ohio next summer and bring a trailer with you. And will send you home with some big cherry and Black Walnut logs that you'll enjoy cutting up into 8 and 10/4 live edges. There all over around here, So much that the firewood guys get them.
Beautiful wood in the poplar and cherry. Can't wait for the edger and kiln to be in place. It's definitely going to increase the already great content.
Your videos over this last year, have been a great source of comfort in this crazy world. I appreciate your time and effort to produce a great channel. Just up the road a few hundred miles, rural central Pennsylvania.
Just a side note night before last. A trusse shop in Allensville burnt down. In big Valley their is probably 30 saw mills, amish country. They will rebuild. Twenty two companies responded to keep the rest of the town from burning. Best wishes for a less eventful 2021.
I haven't seen many of your videos but this cherry slab is the best I have seen you cut. Much better than that other stuff you fawn over with all the cracks and holes. lol!
Rainbow poplar.. new and interesting. Never knew you could get that. Yes, it's not "poplar" with the masses, but at least it's something unique to look at. I don't know enough about wood to save my soul, but I sure can appreciate beauty found under the bark. Thank you for educating me on different kinds of wood ,what they look like and just how to never judge a tree by its bark. There could be hidden beauty under it.
Wow and Holy Moley Nathan! What Beautiful Wood! I never get tired of watching that ole Woodmiser doing its thing! Talk about a Christmas/New Years gift! And indeed, I did renew my coffee , cause after all, I am the JOman! Cabbage is turning out to be your First Mate I the mill. I haven't had a bunch of kiddies for a long while but still have four in their golden years, enough for now. You are well deserving of 100,000+ subscribers! I think when I first discovered you on YT you had in the teens, if I recall. And how glad I am to find OTW plus I've learned much and seen some fantastic beautiful woods, Tree Hearts! Kind THANKS Nathan and will be here when you hit 500,000! I believe this year will be a great one and Blessings and Abundance to Everyone at the Mill Farm, including the Kitties Of Course! DaveyJO in Pa.
Damn that Poplar really stole the show...and I'm only a third of the way into the video. I had a Poplar jump on me before. I was on a flat but toward the street the flat dropped off 20 feet. As soon as that Poplar sprung it twisted, hopped and bucked in the air. The top of the tree was overhanging the hillside but no one was hurt and traffic remained smooth. What a rush!
When the last is the first! ;-) Beautiful Cherry, Nathan....that Poplar stands on it's own as well...very nice! Happy New Year! May the best of last year be the worst of this year for you, your families, your friends, your loved ones and those you hold dear, Nathan!
Hey friend, congratulations on 100,000 + I know you have been looking forward to it. I have been with since years before you moved inside. 👷👷. Good job friend
What a beautiful log to cut as the last of the year. Great job teaching us more respect for the artistry of wood, and best wishes for a doubling of the subscription base in 2021.
As a retired stair company owner the poplar you said is worth more money was what we referred to as stained. Due to the fact that poplar was cheaper, here in Ontario, builders were having stairs built of it and stained them thus keeping the costs down. because of this we never wanted the stained poplar, they wanted a more consistent colour in the wood. I think they were making a mistake though as it is quite soft and easily damaged.
Cabbages tail coming along in front of you but behind that cant made me laugh so much Nathan. Bit like Jaws shark fin coming along... Nice one- and happy New Year from UK - my very best subscribed channel - well done - love your videos... your sense of humour cracks me up....Thanks Nathan. Cheers
One of my favorite woods. Aboot 15 years ago. I cut one down that must have been in a tornado when it was a sapling. Because it was all twisted. It wasn't that big. Only 20". I got two nine foot sections out of it. And gave them to a very good friend. And before he passed last year. He gave me the most beautiful pie safe I have ever seen. To this day I don't know how he hid it from me. Because I was always there helping that man out. He was 93 when he passed. If you ever get a chance to cut some pare tree definitely something special.
thanks for bringing us along for the ride over the last few years. I've learned from you. I always like it what you cut up a tree and you're excited about how the grain flows.
Thank you for the entertainment and the education. I love your cats. I can identify. I have twenty three of the rascals around my basement shop and garage. Like you, all are neutered. They just add a calming effect to the scenery! I hope you have a wonderful year and thank you again for teaching me more about wood!
The grain and color was looking absolutely right. The cherry slabs look kinda like big steaks with some fat on the edges. Hope y'all have a beautiful day and a Happy New Year . Tell Bruno I said howdy.
I know nothing about milling lumber, but I can really appreciate the skill and knowledge it takes to find these beautiful grain patterns. You are very easy to watch, and have a great personality so I'm now a subscriber, and intend to learn more about cutting lumber by watching your show. Who know I would like to start building guitars soon, and may need some nicely figured wood to do so.
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This Wood is unavailable almost an religious experience to see.
What an amazing dining table top it would make.
One hundred nine thousand subs now! Beautiful tabletop material! Love the catimals. 🐈
I've got massive cherry and locusts on my property and no one wants to timber them. Maybe because of this COVIND19 crap. I have cherry 36 inches in diameter and locusts in 28 inches in diameter. I guess they'll just keep on growing and getting bigger. Oh and those measurements are from chest height.
P.S. nice video.
I does anyone have an idea what the difference between ash and English ash is ? does English ash grow in America & is it something A guy can acquire hear in the USA?
@@nunyabisnis1448 Google might have an answer for you.
I know nothing about lumber, but this channel is very entertaining and you have a great personality. Really enjoyed this.
Like a lot of us, I came for the cool grain patterns and stayed for Nathan, the cats and literally every thing else. And every now and then you get reminded what drew you here in the first place and that rainbow pattern is a great example.
Agreed. There’s nothing like a personable host who knows his trees and lumber, and some amazing grain. That poplar beats anything I’ve seen locally.
You took the words right off of my finger tips there Craig. XD
Hey Craig,
I agree with your assessment of the deliverables on this channel. I especially appreciate how the host never makes the audience feel dumb for not knowing his subject material as well as he clearly does.
Well lumber is wood
This channel is ridiculously addictive. I had no knowledge of how the timber ends up in the yard at just the right size. I found myself trying to explain to the Mrs what quarter sawn meant just the other day. Now I want my own saw mill. 😁
Great to hear!
What surprises nature has in store for us if we look and are patient as it unfolds its beauty. I'm a 75 year old woodworker and still amazed at what lies just below the surface. Love your videos and your excitement with each discovery.
My thoughts are so very close to your own words. Nature never ceases to impress with its beauty. No matter how many times I see a beautiful piece of lumber, I am still awed by the natural beauty that exists inside trees.
i have this exact same very attitude with stone everyone is paying so much for granite counter tops and where i live there are HUGE granite boulders just sitting in farmers fields not even 8 miles from me.
getting them out of the farmers rock piles and finding a rock saw though.... thats a little tougher
Trees are so beautiful , inside and out .
And they give us oxygen.
We would be lost without them .
thanks for watching,
BRILLIANT VID, BEAUTIFUL WOOD, GOD BLESS YOU AND THE FAMILY, UK
Thank you kindly
I really enjoy this channel. Hard work with your hands, educational, good hearted.
That first piece you cut off the cherry would make a Gorgeous epoxy filled coffee table!
Wow that 26" wide piece! I'd love to have a few slabs of that 3/4" thick!
One of the few positive things about 2020? I found your channel, and I subscribed.
That cherry tree wood is beautiful. I wish you and your family a successful year in 2021.
thanks for watching,
The Wood-Mizer company, started right down the road from me, the address was Greensburg Indiana but it was closer to Batesville, in Newpoint. They were great people that treated their workers well, my oldest boy was there in the early days as it grew. You have some nice wood there, I love the poplar, and its smell when fresh sawn, sort of like chocolate.
I'm enjoying a morning coffee while watching this.
Over the last couple years or so that I've been watching you I have learned more than I ever expected to, so I just wanted to thank you for your channel and all the work that goes into it
thanks for watching,
that cherry slab screams "make me into a table!"
exactly what I was thinking! "That cherry slab would look good in my dining room as a table"
Sure does!!!
Cut carefully and that log would make all the parts to a dining type table. Legs, top and apron. What's left would make a pair of outstanding coffee tables with enough left for a couple of upscale shooting boxes etc. Using the remnants, you could turn pens, tops and a plethora of other small but distinctive items. That's what is so great about wood in its rawest form.
Hmm, I'm not so sure about that Jeff. Maybe a stall for the horses though. Just kidding Jeff I'm thinkin' maybe a bedroom suit. Bed, dresser, mirror frame and all!
Cabinets for a few new homes.
This makes me want to go out and buy a wood-mizer and saw logs for a living
That's some beautiful Cherrywood
I nearly wept as you revealed the grain on the popular and cherry!! 😭. Gorgeous! Absolutely gorgeous! I’m glad Arms family sent me over to your channel. I love love love beautiful lumber.
Yes! Thank you!
Excuse me while l pick up my jaw.....When l looked at the beautiful Cheery timber sawed.....My gosh it don't get any better than that WOW....Thanks Nathan.....What a deal in 2021 l did not think l would live this long but l did lol...
Beautiful way to end an awful year! Thanks Nathan for helping us get through 2020.
Same to you!
Nathan - I just started watching your channel just this week - I have a lot of catching up to do my friend - but although I don't know that much about milling logs, you've kept my attention with your down home humor and just being an overall good ol' boy like myself... you don't make any special claims to be anything other than who you are - I'm glad to subscribe to your channel and I soak in all your knowledge of something I've always respected and yet know so little of. You make even the normal everyday chores around your farm intriguing and fun to watch.... I'm sure an 8-10 minute video takes hours and hours to produce (all by yourself...well maybe the cats do help a little....😉) and then there's the editing...so you have to be a busy, busy man to do all this - that's why I appreciate your channel and am proud to be a new subscriber!!!
Best of luck to you and your family reaching the next 100K subscribers!!
RichieC (Georgia Boy)
Thanks appreciate you
Much obliged!
Cherry is a beautiful wood that is easy to work with. I'm drooling now watching you slab it up. Thanks.
Thanks 👍
That is a sheep dog in that cheery at 15:41! Just beautiful!
Thank you for sharing your experience in milling fine lumber.
You bet
You are a very charming guy. I love your southern accent. Love from Canada 🇨🇦. The Cats are adorable 💕💕💕
Thank you
Hey I just came across your channel and I am loving it. There is something very relaxing about you and your work. I suffer with mental health issues and I always feel better after watching. You are a cool guy. Cheers and love from Ireland.
That rainbow poplar was just beautiful! WOW that cherry was just amazing.
thanks for watching,
2am in the morning here in Western Australia Saturday i think I’ve just seen the prettiest timber ever. Thanks for sharing this with us Nathan your channel is the best saw milling I’ve watched! I don’t bother with other ones anymore. 👍🏻🇦🇺
thanks for watching,
"out of the darkness, into the light" Thank you, friend.
Love your videos. Just wanted to share that I had a Cherry tree on my property come down in a storm. We got 3 eight foot logs out of the main trunk, all straight and each between 28 and 32 inches in diameter. Almost no taper. Milling it today (I hired a sawyer). You're right - it is beautiful wood.
Cherry is definitely my favorite wood! Have a pile of it waiting for me as we speak.
Nathan, some of us are a bit slow...mind you it’s 5am in Australia but I watched that beautifully grained slab at the start of your video...went grabbed my coffee, came back and watched you cutting it into strips! 1” or 2”” whatever spilled my coffee over my duvet!
Now that makes for a memorable New Year’s Day.
By the way you can be sure the “end of the world” ain’t coming tomorrow cos it’s tomorrow already over here and all’s sort of......well actually it does sorta feel like the end of the world as we all knew it. Now back to our favourite: Out of The Woods milling boards...
hey Peter sorry about the spill!! thanks for your support
The pause button is your friend.
I love the smell of Cherry on the mill!
Save the scraps for smoking
Well, sir, you sure are a man that loves what he does, and I respect that. Keep the good work
Thanks for watching
Awwwwwessssome!
Amazing amazing cherry, We are lucky to see them the size of my leg at the biggest. And I have kind of a small leg 🦵 😂
Definately beauty straight out of the darkness. As you say Nathan and never get tired of hearing it: "Man that's Nice!" All the best to you and your family in 2021! Peace and safety!
thanks Rich, appreciate you,
I'd never have guessed how much I enjoy watching a man at his saw mill.
THANKS FOR BEING SO DANG LIKEABLE#
I didn't think poplar could look that good. The cherry is beautiful as expected. Reading through the comments I read someone asking for longer videos. I would not object!
16:00. Would you say that there were some very large medullary rays in the cherry slab? Beautiful wood. But that rainbow poplar is some of the prettiest and most unique wood I think you've ever cut.
I think you would call that curly cherry, I was not expecting that, good eye Brock,
WOW! That is one B-E-A-UTIFUL slab of cherry wood. I'd have to admit, I have never seen a cherry tree that big, myself. I'd bet the largest I have seen has been maybe 14 to 16 inches above the butt-swell at the largest. That is truely a thing of beauty. The rainbow poplar was quite beautiful as well. Either one would make for some really beautiful furniture/cabinetry.
You do get some great logs across your mill, for sure.
I love cherry, I have 4 pieces of 1x that my grandfather bought for a clock case he never built. As soon as I have the garage cleared out for my shop I plane to finish that project. Keep the videos coming I enjoy your channel.
thanks for watching,
Cabbage makes a good sidekick. Beautiful wood, and great presentation. Thanks!
Thanks for watching!
as a woodworker, nice rainbow poplar is one of my favorite woods. Looks like a great couple boards.
They are!
Wow, that is some very pretty wood. That should end up in some very nice furniture like a fine dining room table.
I find myself mesmerized watchin your videos. There ain't much better than knocking the bark off and seeing the beauty beneath. Thanks for this. Happy New Year
I love the machinery this man uses. I am old school, born in "55". My father was a lumberjack in the pristine forests of B.C Canada. I saw the industrial insides of "M.B. King mills" on the north shore where my father worked for 35 years. I saw Ceder trees so large, 20 men had to stretch themselves just to join hands around it's girth. I can tell you the name of the tree just by it's smell.I can appreciate this mans love of the grain of different wood. I live in Alberta now and carve "Diamond willow" to make lamp stands. The beauty of the minerals in the twist of the hard wood make it impossible for me to stop carving. I've never seen this man before, but i love what he does. Tho we are worlds apart; We are men of the same grain.
I love watching you reveal the beauty inside these logs. They are gorgeous! But 9 cats? So does that make you a "man-o'-nine-tails"? Great job, many thanks!
So glad I found your channel....you show the BEAUTY of our world. Can we send you a Sinker cypress log ???
It`s hard to believe it`s been over 30 years since i was the head sawyer at a hardwood mill in Wi. We cut mostly pallet lumber and pine for building whatever. We used mostly a 48 inch circle saw and sometimes a 50. I cut alot of hemlock, elm, white birch, beech, cherry, maple, ash red oak. I enjoy watching your channel. Happy new year.
thanks for watching,
Thank you Nathan. For sharing your world with us. Helps me realize that there is so much more to life than what I’ve dedicated mine to. And that is a mighty fine cherry log. Just such wondrous stuff.
Happy New Year. I need to thank you for this year sharing your sawmill. There are maney of us that look at your shop and would like to be in your place. You have given us a change to be be in your world, having a place that gives us the ability to go into a dream that we can't obtain.. Thank you again,
You bet
I’ve been excited to see this log cut since you showed it being dropped off. Cherry is one of my favorites to work with. This one is crazy clear for such a big log too!
There is so much good to come. A new kiln. An edger. The barn demo.
Great stuff as always. And 108k! Happy New Years to you and your family Nathan. I’m excited to see where 2021 takes OTW.
-Ben
That poplar is absolutely gorgeous
thanks for watching
Nathan, You need to come up here to NE Ohio next summer and bring a trailer with you. And will send you home with some big cherry and Black Walnut logs that you'll enjoy cutting up into 8 and 10/4 live edges. There all over around here, So much that the firewood guys get them.
Beautiful wood in the poplar and cherry. Can't wait for the edger and kiln to be in place. It's definitely going to increase the already great content.
You and me both!
I haven't heard this song in ages! I love it
Your videos over this last year, have been a great source of comfort in this crazy world. I appreciate your time and effort to produce a great channel. Just up the road a few hundred miles, rural central Pennsylvania.
Just a side note night before last. A trusse shop in Allensville burnt down. In big Valley their is probably 30 saw mills, amish country. They will rebuild. Twenty two companies responded to keep the rest of the town from burning. Best wishes for a less eventful 2021.
I haven't seen many of your videos but this cherry slab is the best I have seen you cut. Much better than that other stuff you fawn over with all the cracks and holes. lol!
Gorgeous!!!!! Love this part! Would make a pretty dining table.
Rainbow poplar.. new and interesting. Never knew you could get that. Yes, it's not "poplar" with the masses, but at least it's something unique to look at. I don't know enough about wood to save my soul, but I sure can appreciate beauty found under the bark. Thank you for educating me on different kinds of wood ,what they look like and just how to never judge a tree by its bark. There could be hidden beauty under it.
thanks for watching,
Wow and Holy Moley Nathan! What Beautiful Wood! I never get tired of watching that ole Woodmiser doing its thing! Talk about a Christmas/New Years gift! And indeed, I did renew my coffee , cause after all, I am the JOman! Cabbage is turning out to be your First Mate I the mill. I haven't had a bunch of kiddies for a long while but still have four in their golden years, enough for now. You are well deserving of 100,000+ subscribers! I think when I first discovered you on YT you had in the teens, if I recall. And how glad I am to find OTW plus I've learned much and seen some fantastic beautiful woods, Tree Hearts! Kind THANKS Nathan and will be here when you hit 500,000! I believe this year will be a great one and Blessings and Abundance to Everyone at the Mill Farm, including the Kitties Of Course! DaveyJO in Pa.
CHERRY - ABSOLUTELY BEAUTIFUL !!
Damn that Poplar really stole the show...and I'm only a third of the way into the video.
I had a Poplar jump on me before. I was on a flat but toward the street the flat dropped off 20 feet. As soon as that Poplar sprung it twisted, hopped and bucked in the air. The top of the tree was overhanging the hillside but no one was hurt and traffic remained smooth. What a rush!
I'd keep the bark and lacquer the entire thing! What a gorgeous bar top!!!
My morning session in your mill, keep the videos coming , RB, Nova Scotia.
Gotta have a hot coffee. I always have a pot on the stove.
Yes sir
Nathan That would have to be one of the best cherry's I have seen . When dried it will make a spectacular table top !
thanks for watching,
Wow, both the Cherry and Poplar are both beautiful! Cabbage is a pretty cat, have one myself who is in his favorite spot, sleeping on my bed, lol.
thanks for watching,
I'm here because of the Cat! I rescue them Meself. Got 13 of my own. Oh an I'm here for the Wood too! and that's one hell of a Mill you have there!
I don't know anything either about lumber or cutting it but I enjoy everyone of your videos......
Beautiful cherry log Prime lumber ❤️
thanks for watching,
That 26” wide cherry board is gorgeous. Nice one Nathan.
thanks for watching,
Never thought I'd cry watching a board getting wet down. Touching and beautiful.
When the last is the first! ;-) Beautiful Cherry, Nathan....that Poplar stands on it's own as well...very nice! Happy New Year! May the best of last year be the worst of this year for you, your families, your friends, your loved ones and those you hold dear, Nathan!
That's a beautiful tabby cat I have a half manx who is 23 years old
Beautiful wood grains, both the Popular and the Cherry. Excellent slabbing. Will make beautiful furniture. Happy New Year.
Thanks, you too!
Poplar was beautiful, but the Cherry is GORGEOUS!
agreed
Wow what a beautiful piece of wood, definitely a keeper
Definitely!
Hey friend, congratulations on
100,000 +
I know you have been looking forward to it.
I have been with since years before you moved inside.
👷👷. Good job friend
Thank you very much!
Keeper Indeed! Real nice!! Can’t go wrong Cherry wood.
Just gorgeous! You’ve done it again👍👍👍
Thank you! Cheers!
I have an old gun cabinet made from some pretty rainbow poplar. The stain they used really brought out the colors well.
What a beautiful log to cut as the last of the year. Great job teaching us more respect for the artistry of wood, and best wishes for a doubling of the subscription base in 2021.
As a retired stair company owner the poplar you said is worth more money was what we referred to as stained. Due to the fact that poplar was cheaper, here in Ontario, builders were having stairs built of it and stained them thus keeping the costs down. because of this we never wanted the stained poplar, they wanted a more consistent colour in the wood. I think they were making a mistake though as it is quite soft and easily damaged.
Cabbages tail coming along in front of you but behind that cant made me laugh so much Nathan. Bit like Jaws shark fin coming along... Nice one- and happy New Year from UK - my very best subscribed channel - well done - love your videos... your sense of humour cracks me up....Thanks Nathan. Cheers
That was some beautiful grain in that cedar log. Wow. You know those cats are pretty spoiled. About like our dog. Lol. Enjoyed the video. Thanks 👍👍👍❤️
Thanks, you too!
Mother nature at her finest
One of my favorite woods.
Aboot 15 years ago. I cut one down that must have been in a tornado when it was a sapling. Because it was all twisted. It wasn't that big. Only 20". I got two nine foot sections out of it. And gave them to a very good friend. And before he passed last year. He gave me the most beautiful pie safe I have ever seen. To this day I don't know how he hid it from me. Because I was always there helping that man out.
He was 93 when he passed.
If you ever get a chance to cut some pare tree definitely something special.
thanks for bringing us along for the ride over the last few years. I've learned from you. I always like it what you cut up a tree and you're excited about how the grain flows.
I appreciate that!
wow.... what a set of beautiful logs.
Thank you for the entertainment and the education. I love your cats. I can identify. I have twenty three of the rascals around my basement shop and garage. Like you, all are neutered. They just add a calming effect to the scenery! I hope you have a wonderful year and thank you again for teaching me more about wood!
The grain and color was looking absolutely right. The cherry slabs look kinda like big steaks with some fat on the edges. Hope y'all have a beautiful day and a Happy New Year . Tell Bruno I said howdy.
Just in the first few seconds was a beautiful piece of wood.
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We milled some poplar this summer just up the road in blountville and it was full of color. It had a lot blue and purple. It's gorgeous.
Nice old cherry. Btw i think cabbage has earned a spot on the of the art work of your merch.
I think so too!
I know nothing about milling lumber, but I can really appreciate the skill and knowledge it takes to find these beautiful grain patterns. You are very easy to watch, and have a great personality so I'm now a subscriber, and intend to learn more about cutting lumber by watching your show. Who know I would like to start building guitars soon, and may need some nicely figured wood to do so.
That slab deserves a special wood worker.by that I mean me that after about twenty hours of sanding and polishing it it would be 3D .jealous truly.
Boy , that cherry is beautiful! Happy New Year!
The rainbow colors are very nice.
A keeper indeed! That was one big and beautiful log!
thanks for watching,
Hope next year for you and yours is a safe and happy and healthy one , I like your channel,I find it interesting,and believe it or not, relaxing
I love your assistant. Very demanding on what they want.
Thanks for watching
Thanks for sharing your life with us. Don't have a sawmill but love watching your videos.
Glad you like them!
Wishing you a Happy and prosperous New Year.
Same to you 👍👍👍