Look what happened today. 4 million views! WOW! A lot has happened since I posted this video two years ago. I never thought this video would encourage and influence so many people. Thanks everyone for your support and encouragement!
I am watching this because I am an architect. Understanding the incredible work people like you do, makes me appreciate the end result of our designs all the more. Also, knowing what is possible, how it's done & the limitations helps me do my work all the better. Beautiful work. Gorgeous wood. On top of that, you are very wise. We love to complain. Life these days are nowhere near as hard as the people before us had to overcome. Thank you.
While I'm not among the youngest observers here I can easily still say that even at 70 I really get a kick out of gaining valuable inspiration from life's lessons from unexpected places and shared with wisdom from a student of life in such a telling and interesting way. Thanks mate
I'm a wood worker, farmer, business man, husband, father, and above all, a Christian. The life lessons you speak of are more true and more honest , than found anywhere in today's world . Thank you for the wisdom and beauty that a sawyer commands and frees from the log.
A true artist that can see the depth of Gods nature. Looking at that figure brought back many a memory of my wood working. 70 years old now and don't have the strength any longer. I also have found many a log, some extent, and brought them back to life. YOUR GREAT
What a blessing to hear someone talk about the joys of hard work, and the benefits of perseverance and overcoming obstacles! May God bless your business.
Fella, you are an oddity in an age of instant gratification, fast "food", and where narcissism is the norm. It is amazing to watch you craft timber into lumber as you answer to the grain of the wood and observing the response of the wood as it submits to the blade. A simple joy to watch. God bless you and yours.
I'm 65 and have been a professional residential carpenter since June 1973. Two things. Attitude is everything. You make the day good, it doesn't 'just happen'. Secondly, it isn't unusual to hear men singing on a construction site. Why? Because they are happy. A good attitude is everything. You make the day good, regardless of what comes your way.
Yes mister Miller appreciate you your message we need more men in this country with the message that you bring thank God for you may God keep you and may you stay motivated and love and peace to you and your family
You have greatly encouraged me! I’m watching this video from my hospital bed after having a heart attack. Needless to say I’m a little down. But watching this video and your comments on don’t give up has been very encouraging! Thanks man
At 76, I'm building my first personal shop. In the past I was lucky enough to use work in wood shops with their equipment but now it's up to me, Input from the internet is priceless.
Thanks for posting. I'm 60 and sometimes think I'm too old to start something new. I know that is not true, but I just don't have the stamina I once did. Thank you.
No that wasn't gross you were gross get a life and don't pick on Hannity he has more brains than you will never had. You have so much hatredbits not good for your system get a life you will never win with a republican we don't lie like you people full of lies look what you have as pres in the white house start thinking
I am too old now (80 yrs old) and wish I had your attitude when I was young. I opted for college and a military career, however, if I could go back in time I would like to be you. Your message would do a lot of good among our youth today. They can learn from setbacks and plow forward to a wonderful future. Thank you.
My father was a Journeyman Saw Filer and eventually worked his way up to Mill Manager. He trained many apprentices. The Mill burned down and my parents wanted to stay in the community. Church fellows knew his skills and character. They found an opportunity to transfer his welding skill to the Tool and Die trade. He became a Die Prep Technician and began a new career in the Aluminum Industry. He worked his way up to Assistant Plant Manager. His boss was one of those original church fellows and became best friends. My father was the classic American Success Story. He came to America to find a better way to better himself and have more space for his family to grow. So did his friend/boss. My Dad was a great man. Your video and what you said about not giving up proved you are also truly great! You showed me how much you have in common with my Dad in interests, trade and character. It caused me to wax poetically LOL! My father loved making things with wood. Since he had access to all kinds of exotics as well as domestics, I learned to appreciate fine wood. Your presentation at end, wetting to show the grain, would've brought him to tears. He loved wood that much! It is gorgeous! Very best regards!
YOU ARE SUCH A BEAUTIFUL HUMAN!! Holy wow dude you really hit right in the feels with that speech in the middle. More of our youth need role models like you!
Your outlook on your work and life itself I think is spot on.and this comes from an older guy. so it's heart felt stand firm in your thoughts about life
I really did not expect,such a good moral story. I really needed to be encouraged by that today. I can use this video to get a Great Point across and they won’t know until their to far into it. (it’s worth it!). Your Great Quote . It will cool to see the final product.
4 million views in 2 years!! I’m going to watch this and head over and start watching the current stuff to see the difference and hopefully growth of your operation!
This country is in good hands with fathers, husbands and dedicated hard workers like yourself. Life is hard, but a good attitude will help one through. Great video. Thanks for sharing. I do wood lathe work making bowls, platters and spheres. Recently I started using resin with the wood (hybrid spheres and small “river table” pieces). Some of those pieces that have voids are perfect candidates for those type of projects after the cut wood dries. Thank you again and God bless you and your family.
You have something that few people have.hard work never hurt anyone,when your little girl brought you a drink it showed you were a great family man as well. Great video,I enjoyed it.
These boards are too heavy ....100 lb steel hay bails .... me 125 no problem. Next year me 150 bails 90 still no gloves .... no problem. Now 60 bails 75lbs. Me 290 no problem. Twine is for whiners.
2.7k HI. 1st time watching you work. Love the WAY every saw mills DOES THEIR WORK. I 💘 these you tube shows.. Wish I was much younger I would love to do this job or life work.. thank you.
8min. You said "some of you watch this video cos you're sawyers yourself, some of you are new to saw milling etc. Well, I'm a plumber!!! and like the majority of viewers, we watch this because watching craftsmen (&women) work with skill & love for their trade, wether its wood/metal/stone or whatever is so much more enjoyable and relaxing than most crap dished out on the TV. Cool Vids. 😊
I don't know you brother, but I appreciate and recognize a great and honest person when I see one, your ability with sawing and life advice for people is what we need more of today, from here on out you have an avid student and friend from Athens, Tx. your friend Sgt Porras
I bought a shopsmith about 25 years back with more plans to try out,added a joiner , planer,a homemade bandsaw out of piywood and went to work .I can't believe the enjoyment I got enjoyment I got.
What a brilliant presenter! Not only a wonderful explanation of the process but the principles behind the way it can lead to an attitude to life. You’ve kept a 73-year-old Australian grandmother absorbed anyway!
Yep,...beautiful wood for use both inside n outside a home or business. You are a ‘good man’, with exceptional tools..! I look forward to viewing your past vlogs as well as new features you produce.! Thank you..!
well that was a breath of fresh air to watch. I knew nothing of milling but you are certainly a master of your trade, I play a Fender strat with a beautiful maple neck and now I know how it came about. I great vid and thanks very much for sharing. very best wishes from NZ
My friend I salute you, and every word you have mentioned is a wisdom and this what is all life us about. Thank you for sharing your great work. God bless you, your family and lovely dogs too. Best Regards from ENGLAND UK 🇬🇧 👍👏😃
"I want them to know that when things happen, you don't blow up, and you don't get irritated--you fix the problem, and you move on." Well said. Earned my sub.
I'm not really a woodworker of any type, but I do enjoy watching these kinds of videos. What I liked about yours, is your passion for what you do! Thank you for giving me an opportunity to enjoy, and even learn a few life lessons at the same time! I wish you a lifetime of success.
Your video has demonstrated that instead of turning a so called useless log into firewood, it became a total winner by your inspired workmanship and positive attitude. If we value all natural resources like you did this log, the future looks a lot better. Thank you
Thank you Sir, Guts, Grits, Integrity, Knowledge, there is so much that goes into your artisanship! Being a wood worker myself I really appreciate your ability to convey your art!Bless you, thanks for sharing.Don
Awesome woodworking skills, courteous clear explanations, honourable impressionable character. Loved the journey. Thank you from Aotearoa - New Zealand
Mr. Rizzo, San Juan HS, 1958 loved teaching wood shop and find the woods that were made for each other in a project. Loved the smell of wood. Thanks for the lessons.
I was guessing he was a decent guy even before I read the comments. The happy relaxed dogs chose to hang around him, and dogs know people. Excellent video all around.
I watched this video, and I have to say you are a good man, and you are right when you say work is challenging, the best part of any job big or small is standing back and looking at the job you just did and knowing you created this masterpiece, it is very rewarding, great job.
You're an inspiration, to a great deal of people, who listen to every word you utter! The moral, words of wisdom, about not giving up in life! May God Almighty bless you and your family with a faith, that will be successful for in Here and in The Hereafter. Aameen!
Beautiful message, man. You obviously take great pride in your work, and find great joy in what you do. Thank you for sharing the video, and thank you for the inspiring words.
I very much enjoyed the topic and seeing you perform your craft. As well as your statements about wanting to teach your kids to be able to deal with adversity and applying those lessons into whatever we face. Good job man!
Wow---what beautiful wood, so very worth your effort. Even better--the life lessons you talk about. You sound like a great guy--and great father. Thank you for making this video! I wish you all the best in life.
Your very knowledgeable and I appreciate your presentation. Always my wish to own one of them band saws and do what you do. Thank You very much for your time. We need more young men like you in America 🇺🇸.
Wow what a very sensible video shoot this is, the unexpected trouble that came out, the effort and energy spent, with all the advice and principles stated, You are an admirably rare ideal Man, husband, Daddy, uncle, brother and all the male superlative... ❤️❤️❤️God bless you and family
Such good advice. I always tell my perspective student to tell them selves. I CAN, I WILL, AND I AM. It works everytime and it brings me joy when they finish and graduate. I also tell my self that in silence when dealing with difficult ppl or obstacles.
I just love your work ethics! Not enough people out there have it. I watched this because I do a little woodwork, but I was curious how one cuts such a huge log. Loved it!
Thanks for the video and the message. I needed to hear this today. I'm not afraid of working hard but I tend to get discouraged when my project doesn't turn out perfect. Thanks for the reminder to just keep trying and to not give up.
I was having (what I thought was) a hard day today, then I came across your video, and you gave me the answer I was waiting to hear...thats why God works in mysterious ways. God bless you and your family , stay safe, and well in these difficult times we are going through, you really are a blessed person. Thank you from the heart.
Glad you said what so many are afraid to say. A very decent lifes lesson on the importance of overcoming obsticles without looking for excuses. Nothing wrong with doing your best. I know that in some circles if you are thr best at what you do.....it is often met with petty jealousy and spite.
I was just going to click through the video to see the figured maple, but I ended up watching this video front to back. 20 minutes well spent. Great job! Loved watching that dog tearing around in the background, lol.
I really enjoyed watching you do what you really Love doing you are very professional and a very good hearted man Two thumbs up Brotherman I hope there would be a lot more people like you your d best
Great advice and life lessons! I am an archery coach and just recently had to tell our team something very similar when they didn't perform as they had hoped. I may have to use your video to reinforce my speech. lol Beautiful log. Glad you decided to mill it for them. Thank you for explaining the details along the way. Great way for the rest of us to learn. Thanks!
Your perseverance and your work ethic are to be admired. Your advice is sound and inspiring. As I look around me today it’s heartening to know that some people still value the lessons of hard work. Thank you.
Look what happened today. 4 million views! WOW! A lot has happened since I posted this video two years ago. I never thought this video would encourage and influence so many people. Thanks everyone for your support and encouragement!
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I am watching this because I am an architect. Understanding the incredible work people like you do, makes me appreciate the end result of our designs all the more. Also, knowing what is possible, how it's done & the limitations helps me do my work all the better. Beautiful work. Gorgeous wood. On top of that, you are very wise. We love to complain. Life these days are nowhere near as hard as the people before us had to overcome. Thank you.
While I'm not among the youngest observers here I can easily still say that even at 70 I really get a kick out of gaining valuable inspiration from life's lessons from unexpected places and shared with wisdom from a student of life in such a telling and interesting way. Thanks mate
I'm a wood worker, farmer, business man, husband, father, and above all, a Christian. The life lessons you speak of are more true and more honest , than found anywhere in today's world . Thank you for the wisdom and beauty that a sawyer commands and frees from the log.
no one brought religion into this, not about that, its about what your made of and how you overcome adversity
A true artist that can see the depth of Gods nature. Looking at that figure brought back many a memory of my wood working. 70 years old now and don't have the strength any longer. I also have found many a log, some extent, and brought them back to life. YOUR GREAT
Came for the wood and the saw... left with a true reminder of life wisdom.
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What a blessing to hear someone talk about the joys of hard work, and the benefits of perseverance and overcoming obstacles! May God bless your business.
Fella, you are an oddity in an age of instant gratification, fast "food", and where narcissism is the norm. It is amazing to watch you craft timber into lumber as you answer to the grain of the wood and observing the response of the wood as it submits to the blade. A simple joy to watch. God bless you and yours.
I'm 65 and have been a professional residential carpenter since June 1973. Two things. Attitude is everything. You make the day good, it doesn't 'just happen'. Secondly, it isn't unusual to hear men singing on a construction site. Why? Because they are happy. A good attitude is everything. You make the day good, regardless of what comes your way.
Robert Rowlands amen
Yes mister Miller appreciate you your message we need more men in this country with the message that you bring thank God for you may God keep you and may you stay motivated and love and peace to you and your family
I enjoyed your video and all the good words of wisdom. Young men especially need to hear you and your message. Thanks and keep sawmilling.
You have greatly encouraged me! I’m watching this video from my hospital bed after having a heart attack. Needless to say I’m a little down. But watching this video and your comments on don’t give up has been very encouraging! Thanks man
Hope your doing better.b
This guy is good! Took his time and didn't waste any of the prime meat. great work man!
At 76, I'm building my first personal shop. In the past I was lucky enough to use work in wood shops with their equipment but now it's up to me, Input from the internet is priceless.
Thanks for posting. I'm 60 and sometimes think I'm too old to start something new. I know that is not true, but I just don't have the stamina I once did. Thank you.
You are a great teacher and patient . A great example to young and old
I thank God for men like yourself. Glad I found your channel.
THANK YOU FOR THE WORDS OF ENCOURAGEMENT AND INSPIRATION!!!
No that wasn't gross you were gross get a life and don't pick on Hannity he has more brains than you will never had. You have so much hatredbits not good for your system get a life you will never win with a republican we don't lie like you people full of lies look what you have as pres in the white house start thinking
Great Daddy! You have very lucky Children. This is what "America" is about. You have a great message to today's youth! Thanks!!!!!
I am too old now (80 yrs old) and wish I had your attitude when I was young. I opted for college and a military career, however, if I could go back in time I would like to be you. Your message would do a lot of good among our youth today. They can learn from setbacks and plow forward to a wonderful future. Thank you.
thank you for serving my brother in arms, did my time as well, just not a career
Wow, you got flamed, spalted, quilted...gorgeous
Well, now I know why this video has hit 4 million. Great message with and awesome product.
My father was a Journeyman Saw Filer and eventually worked his way up to Mill Manager. He trained many apprentices.
The Mill burned down and my parents wanted to stay in the community.
Church fellows knew his skills and character. They found an opportunity to transfer his welding skill to the Tool and Die trade. He became a Die Prep Technician and began a new career in the Aluminum Industry. He worked his way up to Assistant Plant Manager. His boss was one of those original church fellows and became best friends.
My father was the classic American Success Story. He came to America to find a better way to better himself and have more space for his family to grow. So did his friend/boss. My Dad was a great man.
Your video and what you said about not giving up proved you are also truly great! You showed me how much you have in common with my Dad in interests, trade and character. It caused me to wax poetically LOL!
My father loved making things with wood. Since he had access to all kinds of exotics as well as domestics, I learned to appreciate fine wood.
Your presentation at end, wetting to show the grain, would've brought him to tears. He loved wood that much! It is gorgeous!
Very best regards!
YOU ARE SUCH A BEAUTIFUL HUMAN!! Holy wow dude you really hit right in the feels with that speech in the middle. More of our youth need role models like you!
I just watched this because I didn't know what a figured maple was. And learned a lifetime of information
Your outlook on your work and life itself I think is spot on.and this comes from an older guy. so it's heart felt stand firm in your thoughts about life
If the world was full of people like you we would have no problems,
Agreed Paul.
Agreed!
I really did not expect,such a good moral story. I really needed to be encouraged by that today. I can use this video to get a Great Point across and they won’t know until their to far into it. (it’s worth it!). Your Great Quote . It will cool to see the final product.
Life lessons to build character! Sir you are the real deal! We need more men in this world like you! Keep up the great work!
4 million views in 2 years!! I’m going to watch this and head over and start watching the current stuff to see the difference and hopefully growth of your operation!
I am a city girl and found your video purely by chance. However I found the whole process fascinating, good job.
You have so much wisdom and yet so young. Thank you for your words of reality.
This country is in good hands with fathers, husbands and dedicated hard workers like yourself. Life is hard, but a good attitude will help one through. Great video. Thanks for sharing.
I do wood lathe work making bowls, platters and spheres. Recently I started using resin with the wood (hybrid spheres and small “river table” pieces). Some of those pieces that have voids are perfect candidates for those type of projects after the cut wood dries. Thank you again and God bless you and your family.
You have something that few people have.hard work never hurt anyone,when your little girl brought you a drink it showed you were a great family man as well. Great video,I enjoyed it.
It's a pity none of It was quarter sawn for guitar tonewood. You could have double or triple the value.
You have to do what the customer wants, but I agree shame not put to better use.
These boards are too heavy ....100 lb steel hay bails .... me 125 no problem. Next year me 150 bails 90 still no gloves .... no problem. Now 60 bails 75lbs. Me 290 no problem. Twine is for whiners.
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HI. 1st time watching you work. Love the WAY every saw mills DOES THEIR WORK. I 💘 these you tube shows..
Wish I was much younger I would love to do this job or life work.. thank you.
I so admire work ethic. You are indeed a wisdom filled young man!! Oh to have more men like you!! You oh will teach your children well.
what about safty glasses
there is a third class of folks watching. We admire the potential and the self motivated people we meet in this wonderful world. Keep rocking!
8min. You said "some of you watch this video cos you're sawyers yourself, some of you are new to saw milling etc.
Well, I'm a plumber!!! and like the majority of viewers, we watch this because watching craftsmen (&women) work with skill & love for their trade, wether its wood/metal/stone or whatever is so much more enjoyable and relaxing than most crap dished out on the TV.
Cool Vids. 😊
That's the God's honest truth!
I don't know you brother, but I appreciate and recognize a great and honest person when I see one, your ability with sawing and life advice for people is what we need more of today, from here on out you have an avid student and friend from Athens, Tx. your friend Sgt Porras
I bought a shopsmith about 25 years back with more plans to try out,added a joiner , planer,a homemade bandsaw out of piywood and went to work .I can't believe the enjoyment I got enjoyment I got.
Nice cutting job, beautiful wood, no doubt, But God bless your little girl who brought you drinks!!!!
Thank you for putting stuff on y-tube that is worth watching, your outlook is refreshing!
What a brilliant presenter! Not only a wonderful explanation of the process but the principles behind the way it can lead to an attitude to life.
You’ve kept a 73-year-old Australian grandmother absorbed anyway!
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The Re-veal shows the beauty that nature instilled, and the artwork that was born!
Yep,...beautiful wood for use both inside n outside a home or business. You are a ‘good man’, with exceptional tools..! I look forward to viewing your past vlogs as well as new features you produce.! Thank you..!
Thank you ! I love the way you think and teach,you did an awesome job 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼 God Bless you.
well that was a breath of fresh air to watch. I knew nothing of milling but you are certainly a master of your trade, I play a Fender strat with a beautiful maple neck and now I know how it came about. I great vid and thanks very much for sharing. very best wishes from NZ
Thank You so much for the, “fix the problem and move on” part. I’ve been going through a rough time and I really needed that. Thank You!
I love the dog overseeing your work . Great . He is a star. So are you.
My friend I salute you, and every word you have mentioned is a wisdom and this what is all life us about. Thank you for sharing your great work. God bless you, your family and lovely dogs too. Best Regards from ENGLAND UK 🇬🇧 👍👏😃
I so appreciate your words, far more than the grain and beauty of the wood you cut. Thank you for sharing.
"I want them to know that when things happen, you don't blow up, and you don't get irritated--you fix the problem, and you move on." Well said. Earned my sub.
You are one hellofa good guy with the great attitude . I wish more people were like you .. Keep up the good work.
I love that move you made flipping that one blade into a small coil. Nice job!
Loved the moral of your story . Don't give up or In never compromise. God bless you.
I'm not really a woodworker of any type, but I do enjoy watching these kinds of videos. What I liked about yours, is your passion for what you do! Thank you for giving me an opportunity to enjoy, and even learn a few life lessons at the same time! I wish you a lifetime of success.
This man is a joy to watch and listen too.
I’m impressed by his humility and decency! They are, to me, more impressive than his skills!
It's so incredibly beautiful, and I can smell the wood from here. Gorgeous!
GOD BLESS YOU, YOU ARE A GOOD EXAMPLE OF WHAT YOU SAY! BEAUTIFUL WOOD TOO!!
Your video has demonstrated that instead of turning a so called useless log into firewood, it became a total winner by your inspired workmanship and positive attitude. If we value all natural resources like you did this log, the future looks a lot better. Thank you
Thank you Sir, Guts, Grits, Integrity, Knowledge, there is so much that goes into your artisanship! Being a wood worker myself I really appreciate your ability to convey your art!Bless you, thanks for sharing.Don
Guitar bodies for electric and acoustic guitars is what I see🎸👍
Yvon Cormier Smaller boards for some stave and segment drum shells. I see 4 or 5 full drum sets in this log and a few tables.
A lovely vid made by a nice guy. A great work ethic and a great outlook on life. A lesson to all.
Your Philosophy of Life and your very good example of living it is why Your channel has become a favorite. GOD BLESS YOU ALWAYS.
Thanks showed my son, nice to see mentors at work
You are a good guy. We need more in this world like you. Love you sound advice.
Wow I'm impressed the way you folded the old blade away thanks for sharing
this. looked terrifying =D.
Awesome woodworking skills, courteous clear explanations, honourable impressionable character. Loved the journey. Thank you from Aotearoa - New Zealand
Brother, you said and showed it exactly. Never give up! The end of the day is the reward for that hard work you do.
Mr. Rizzo, San Juan HS, 1958 loved teaching wood shop and find the woods that were made for each other in a project. Loved the smell of wood. Thanks for the lessons.
I was guessing he was a decent guy even before I read the comments. The happy relaxed dogs chose to hang around him, and dogs know people. Excellent video all around.
Came here for the saw-milling, stayed for your work philosophy!
I watched this video, and I have to say you are a good man, and you are right when you say work is challenging, the best part of any job big or small is standing back and looking at the job you just did and knowing you created this masterpiece, it is very rewarding, great job.
I think your daughter is as excited as we are to see that beautiful wood!
Was worth watching. Love it. Beautiful grain in this tree. Loved it so intertaining.
You're an inspiration, to a great deal of people, who listen to every word you utter!
The moral, words of wisdom, about not giving up in life!
May God Almighty bless you and your family with a faith, that will be successful for in Here and in The Hereafter. Aameen!
Beautiful message, man. You obviously take great pride in your work, and find great joy in what you do. Thank you for sharing the video, and thank you for the inspiring words.
I agree with you whole heartily and its so wonderful to watch a professional at his work, man he knows his job
I very much enjoyed the topic and seeing you perform your craft. As well as your statements about wanting to teach your kids to be able to deal with adversity and applying those lessons into whatever we face. Good job man!
This was so gratifying to watch and your life lessons are fantastic! God bless!
Wow---what beautiful wood, so very worth your effort. Even better--the life lessons you talk about. You sound like a great guy--and great father. Thank you for making this video! I wish you all the best in life.
Your very knowledgeable and I appreciate your presentation.
Always my wish to own one of them band saws and do what you do.
Thank You very much for your time. We need more young men like you in America 🇺🇸.
Wow what a very sensible video shoot this is, the unexpected trouble that came out, the effort and energy spent, with all the advice and principles stated, You are an admirably rare ideal Man, husband, Daddy, uncle, brother and all the male superlative... ❤️❤️❤️God bless you and family
Such good advice.
I always tell my perspective student to tell them selves. I CAN, I WILL, AND I AM. It works everytime and it brings me joy when they finish and graduate. I also tell my self that in silence when dealing with difficult ppl or obstacles.
It's apparent you know your work and enjoy doing it. That's what makes work (and life) so enjoyable. Thanks for posting.
Would it be worth it to invest in a good metal detector?
I saw someone else always using a metal detector before cutting recycled wood.
I just love your work ethics! Not enough people out there have it. I watched this because I do a little woodwork, but I was curious how one cuts such a huge log. Loved it!
Just like to say,you are one grounded, wholesome guy,well done and good luck with all you do
LOVE WATCHING THE PUPPIES...forget the log!! Love the Black/ White Pup!!
Thanks for the video and the message. I needed to hear this today. I'm not afraid of working hard but I tend to get discouraged when my project doesn't turn out perfect. Thanks for the reminder to just keep trying and to not give up.
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How gorgeous! I would love to have a table with that wood! I can't imagine how it will turn out!!!!! Thanks for sharing!!!
Great video, I'm no woodworking genius just a humble retired motor mechanic but I loved your compassion to your trade thank you for sharing.
I was having (what I thought was) a hard day today, then I came across your video, and you gave me the answer I was waiting to hear...thats why God works in mysterious ways. God bless you and your family , stay safe, and well in these difficult times we are going through, you really are a blessed person. Thank you from the heart.
Glad you said what so many are afraid to say. A very decent lifes lesson on the importance of overcoming obsticles without looking for excuses. Nothing wrong with doing your best. I know that in some circles if you are thr best at what you do.....it is often met with petty jealousy and spite.
I just plainly enjoyed it . . . most importantly your approach to Life and work.
Tank you for the video and wise words, much appreciated.
God bless you and family and of course your dogs 🐕
I was just going to click through the video to see the figured maple, but I ended up watching this video front to back. 20 minutes well spent. Great job! Loved watching that dog tearing around in the background, lol.
This guy's is a hard ass worker! He gives me hope for the generation to come. You sir, are a good man! Keep up the great work!
I really enjoyed watching you do what you really Love doing you are very professional and a very good hearted man Two thumbs up Brotherman I hope there would be a lot more people like you your d best
Great advice and life lessons! I am an archery coach and just recently had to tell our team something very similar when they didn't perform as they had hoped. I may have to use your video to reinforce my speech. lol Beautiful log. Glad you decided to mill it for them. Thank you for explaining the details along the way. Great way for the rest of us to learn. Thanks!
Obviously a very smart hard working man!! Destiny~~!! It happens because it was meant to~~!!
Your perseverance and your work ethic are to be admired. Your advice is sound and inspiring. As I look around me today it’s heartening to know that some people still value the lessons of hard work. Thank you.
A joy to watch (and learn)...
Great lessons in life, for all.
Thanks!