@@TheMonkdad Thank You That is exactly what I am trying to do with my videos. They are just real videos, or me doing my job everyday. Nothing is ever fake, nothing is ever setup, I don’t do any drama. I will even sometimes not show my big mistakes on here as well. I don’t like drama. lol Thank You for writing - Maggie the dog says Thank You 🙏
First time watcher of your Chanel. I'm a retired saw doctor of over 30 years. I've worked in many timber mills and on portable saw mills. Listen to your mill running as it's going through the cut it sounds as if your mill is not running at its full rpms. I heard you say your belts are worn. This can also happen when running it at a to low a rpm. Just a helpful tip
There are several channels who ask people for money to become a member of their channel in order to help them grow and produce a better video. I don’t donate to them, but I would donate to you. All you have to do is request it in an honest manner repairs to your mill are important. If this is what you use it for then we will donate ,if you want a new bass boat forget it, we won’t donate to that. We only want you to see your old Mill. You’re a fascinating old Mill ,cut some massive set of spruce. I hope you listen to what I have said .take care God bless and I’ll see you on your next video.✌️🇨🇦
@@paulcarlson-es1gw Thanks Buddy - It is so cool watching the big blades deep in the wood. They don’t spin that fast. In the next videos I get the mill really dialed in cutting the 9’ 3x12’s It runs at a low rpm, blades spinning slow and consistent spitting solid thick dust. It is really cool. Thank You for commenting
Great job sir! I can tell by how you work with your machine that you know it inside out and really do understand her personality. I saw with an ancient LT40 and I have to say I prefer the older machines. Keep up the good work and stay safe!
@@walterperry4565 That is great. My dad and I are guitar players. I have not sold any guitar tops yet, but I would really like to. Thank You for Writing Sterling
@secondgrowthhomes tonewoods need to be split from blocks so the grain will follow straight. The grain will be as quarter sawn. Most builders prefere close grain growth rings. 20 or more rings per inch.
looks like alot of humidity,maybe try a little die-lectric grease on those plug wires,new sub here.looks like you have been blessed.keep up the good work.maybe let the carb run dry before you shut it off?,works on my generator.
@@law_vs_legal 🙂 I started with the mid section logs. Medium - smaller sized out of the pile. In the next videos I keep milling for 2-3 days. The last log I cut at the end of order is really a nice tree. Pumpkin
@@secondgrowthhomes looking forward to the next video... i have a peterson wpf and am in the midwest so dont usually get access to the bigger logs like you have recently pulled out.. and love how the mobile dimensions mill does a lot of the work that the peterson does not. dream of some day getting a 128 hydro or a mahoe.
First video of yours that I've seen. Pre-plan the things you're going to talk about, and don't be afraid to re-shoot and edit to get the video the way you want. Mind the "uh"s.
@@w8stral Yes. It is a common size for big deck planking. 3x12. These are ordered to deck a big landing craft that delivers freight across southeast Alaska. Thank You for Asking!
We use lots of 3 by 10 or 12 for bridge decking in Alberta as well. And for setting heavy portable oilfield equipment on so it doesn’t sink in mud or freeze down
its one thing being direct .. its quite another simply being an entitled rude twat . i have a rule when commenting , never type anything you wouldnt say to someones face in a bar ! 👀… you strike me as the type that would say eff all in the bar ! Am i right ?… yeah IM right ..🤨 I personally enjoyed your vid dude.. look forward to your next one ✊ 👍🏴
I subscribed just because you seem to “do it”. No drama and especially no click bait “almost died today bs”. Love the dog too.
@@TheMonkdad
Thank You
That is exactly what I am trying to do with my videos.
They are just real videos, or me doing my job everyday.
Nothing is ever fake, nothing is ever setup, I don’t do any drama.
I will even sometimes not show my big mistakes on here as well.
I don’t like drama. lol
Thank You for writing -
Maggie the dog says Thank You 🙏
First time watcher of your Chanel. I'm a retired saw doctor of over 30 years. I've worked in many timber mills and on portable saw mills. Listen to your mill running as it's going through the cut it sounds as if your mill is not running at its full rpms. I heard you say your belts are worn. This can also happen when running it at a to low a rpm. Just a helpful tip
There are several channels who ask people for money to become a member of their channel in order to help them grow and produce a better video. I don’t donate to them, but I would donate to you. All you have to do is request it in an honest manner repairs to your mill are important. If this is what you use it for then we will donate ,if you want a new bass boat forget it, we won’t donate to that. We only want you to see your old Mill. You’re a fascinating old Mill ,cut some massive set of spruce. I hope you listen to what I have said .take care God bless and I’ll see you on your next video.✌️🇨🇦
love watching the sawmill !
@@paulcarlson-es1gw
Thanks Buddy -
It is so cool watching the big blades deep in the wood. They don’t spin that fast.
In the next videos I get the mill really dialed in cutting the 9’ 3x12’s
It runs at a low rpm, blades spinning slow and consistent spitting solid thick dust. It is really cool.
Thank You for commenting
Great job sir! I can tell by how you work with your machine that you know it inside out and really do understand her personality. I saw with an ancient LT40 and I have to say I prefer the older machines. Keep up the good work and stay safe!
Sir, thank you for sharing!
Hi, I had a MD Sawmill 40+ years ! Sounds like you need more revs on your engine,
Should saw like sawing butter
Appreciate that you stepped off camera to take a quick leak. I would have totally forgot and would have had to edit it out.
haha i was wondering if anyone would notice that. lol
Thank you for Commenting
I used to build mandolins and i used Sitka spruce for the tops. Many big guitar makers use it too. Adarandock red spruce is famous tonewood also.
@@walterperry4565
That is great. My dad and I are guitar players.
I have not sold any guitar tops yet, but I would really like to.
Thank You for Writing
Sterling
@secondgrowthhomes tonewoods need to be split from blocks so the grain will follow straight. The grain will be as quarter sawn. Most builders prefere close grain growth rings. 20 or more rings per inch.
looks like alot of humidity,maybe try a little die-lectric grease on those plug wires,new sub here.looks like you have been blessed.keep up the good work.maybe let the carb run dry before you shut it off?,works on my generator.
wow! ... just wow
@@law_vs_legal 🙂
I started with the mid section logs.
Medium - smaller sized out of the pile.
In the next videos I keep milling for 2-3 days.
The last log I cut at the end of order is really a nice tree.
Pumpkin
@@secondgrowthhomes looking forward to the next video... i have a peterson wpf and am in the midwest so dont usually get access to the bigger logs like you have recently pulled out.. and love how the mobile dimensions mill does a lot of the work that the peterson does not. dream of some day getting a 128 hydro or a mahoe.
First video of yours that I've seen. Pre-plan the things you're going to talk about, and don't be afraid to re-shoot and edit to get the video the way you want. Mind the "uh"s.
@@lastplacetrophy3821
Thank You
Ok, curiosity killed the cat--> Why would you want a 3x12? Special order?
@@w8stral
Yes.
It is a common size for big deck planking. 3x12.
These are ordered to deck a big landing craft that delivers freight across southeast Alaska.
Thank You for Asking!
@@secondgrowthhomes Thx. So, ship barge decking is same as decking on heavy equipment trailers eh. Sounds logical enough as both do ~same job
We use lots of 3 by 10 or 12 for bridge decking in Alberta as well. And for setting heavy portable oilfield equipment on so it doesn’t sink in mud or freeze down
New sub here , cool video . I imagine the 3 x 12 x 18 boards are heavy .
I dont know what you charge per bf, but at 57bf per board, thats good money. Good work.
Sounds like its at idle
I'm surprised any are left.
No gloves?
Over 13 mins of blah before you make the first cut.
I know you like your saw mill, but don't bore me with much talking!
@@mr.lynnrosaasen8218
Less talking more working. Got it.
😂😂
Ma’am, that was rude and uncalled for. Didn’t your mother teach you if you have nothing nice to say, then don’t say anything at all?
its one thing being direct .. its quite another simply being an entitled rude twat .
i have a rule when commenting , never type anything you wouldnt say to someones face in a bar ! 👀… you strike me as the type that would say eff all in the bar !
Am i right ?… yeah IM right ..🤨
I personally enjoyed your vid dude.. look forward to your next one ✊
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