MM77 Approved 👍🏼👍🏼…………………………………………………………………There does seem to be a lot going on while y’all are sawing. Any demonstrations and/or explanations are greatly appreciated! I’m sure I’m not the only one who just likes saw milling videos and has never worked at a sawmill.
Thanks for the this video showing how the pedal works. I’m one of the people that asked about the pedal and I thank you for explaining to me, but essentially thank you for showing how it works. You seem like a great young man and I wish you all the success in your life. Your Dad should be very proud of you.
Your saw mill rocks. I think you go through a log faster than most. I just worry about what you will do when the rain and snow starts. Cutting without a shelter has got to be tough. I enjoy every one of your videos.
@@AndruwsLumber I do have a question. After you cut the lumber you run some of it through another saw to cut to width. I would love for you to show how that saw works. It sure saves a lot of lumber.
I was one of those who asked the question about the foot pedal. Thanks for explaining it. Also, your dad has a really good eye for feeding that edger. Bill
I always appreciate the videos where we get to see how something works and why it is used. I run a bandsaw mill and am envious of the speed and efficiency of these circle saws. I think I spend more time just turning a log than you do sawing the whole darn thing. 😂 Love the channel and I wish you and your family all the best! Keep up the great work.
That's cool. I wondered how this just sort of magically happened when you needed to roll a log. I'm always impressed to so something that works simply by mechanical linkages and no computers yet it always comes out right. The people who could figure that out were smarter than people today.
What's the diameter of the saw blade that your mill uses and what is the maximum depth of cut? I don't ever see the sawyer (your Dad) use a tape measure. How do you know when you've sawn the cant down to a specific size to get the dimension lumber you're after? Where are you guys located? I am trying to place your accent.
The diameter is 56”. We can saw a depth of 23”. We have a figure board that we use to get our measurements and you do math in your head to calculate the saw kerf. We are located in ashe county nc
You do the math in your head,,,,, lotta days when I was sawing, my head was tireder than my body at quitting time. Grade, pallet blocking , ties,,,oh my@@AndruwsLumber
MM77 Approved 👍🏼👍🏼…………………………………………………………………There does seem to be a lot going on while y’all are sawing. Any demonstrations and/or explanations are greatly appreciated! I’m sure I’m not the only one who just likes saw milling videos and has never worked at a sawmill.
Ok we will try to do that more. Thanks for watching
Thanks for the this video showing how the pedal works. I’m one of the people that asked about the pedal and I thank you for explaining to me, but essentially thank you for showing how it works. You seem like a great young man and I wish you all the success in your life. Your Dad should be very proud of you.
Thanks for the generous comment and thanks for watching
Your saw mill rocks. I think you go through a log faster than most. I just worry about what you will do when the rain and snow starts. Cutting without a shelter has got to be tough. I enjoy every one of your videos.
Thank you for watching. We work in the saw shop on bad days.
@@AndruwsLumber I do have a question. After you cut the lumber you run some of it through another saw to cut to width. I would love for you to show how that saw works. It sure saves a lot of lumber.
@@philmccumbee6938 ok we will try to put in on a video in the future
I enjoyed the edger working (I was the 'teenage edger man' in the early 1960's😃), thanks!
Cool to hear. Thanks for watching
Hi guys like your videos and what a nice job at that.Just to let you know im wacthing you from Québec canada gaspé coast.keep it up .Tums up
Cool to hear. Thanks for watching
I was one of those who asked the question about the foot pedal. Thanks for explaining it. Also, your dad has a really good eye for feeding that edger.
Bill
Great to hear. Thanks for watching bill
I'm rewooding my carriage. It has a power receeder. Older style, metal wheel. Thanks for the video.
Great to hear. Thanks for watching
I always appreciate the videos where we get to see how something works and why it is used. I run a bandsaw mill and am envious of the speed and efficiency of these circle saws. I think I spend more time just turning a log than you do sawing the whole darn thing. 😂 Love the channel and I wish you and your family all the best! Keep up the great work.
Thank you for that generous comment, thanks for watching
hi there great sawing you 2 make a nice team ,john
Thanks for watching John
Thanks for another great video and I always appreciate your weekly updates from the mill. Y'all take care and be safe working.
Thanks for watching, stay safe aswell
Nice, I was wondering how that was rigged. It really saves on alot of arm pulling. Thank you.
Yes it does. Thanks for watching
Great video guys hello from Hendersonville nc
Hello nabor lol. Thanks for watching
Thanks for the video guys 👍👍
Thanks for watching
Looking good boys
Thanks stacy
Amazing job y'all
Thanks for watching
That's cool. I wondered how this just sort of magically happened when you needed to roll a log. I'm always impressed to so something that works simply by mechanical linkages and no computers yet it always comes out right. The people who could figure that out were smarter than people today.
Thanks for watching I agree with that last statement.
Very good video you and you dad do a very nice job thanks for sharing
Thanks for watching
Yes guys... it'd be a great vid on your edger.a close look at how it operates...just a thought...🤔
Ok we will try to get it. Thanks for watching
good to know how it all works and it does not seem like that it is so much extra work or you.
Thanks for watching
As I was watching, I noticed that the flywheel looks like it slows down somewhat.
Thanks for watching, it slows down a little when pulling hard
Cool video looks like there is a lot of lumber piled up there. How many board feet can you saw in a day?
Thanks for watching just depends usually we saw around 3-4,000
Thanks for watching
mill saws down to what for last board
Thanks for watching. It saws down to a 4/4 board
Hey y’all I’m trying to find a scale like the one on your carriage do you know where I can find one???
No not right off. Best guess would be to check with meadows mill in wilkesboro nc.
What's the diameter of the saw blade that your mill uses and what is the maximum depth of cut? I don't ever see the sawyer (your Dad) use a tape measure. How do you know when you've sawn the cant down to a specific size to get the dimension lumber you're after? Where are you guys located? I am trying to place your accent.
The diameter is 56”. We can saw a depth of 23”. We have a figure board that we use to get our measurements and you do math in your head to calculate the saw kerf. We are located in ashe county nc
You do the math in your head,,,,, lotta days when I was sawing, my head was tireder than my body at quitting time. Grade, pallet blocking , ties,,,oh my@@AndruwsLumber