I found your channel because I was looking for a way to build my own saw mill. I have wanted one for fifty years. I have to say I enjoy your projects, harvesting, milling, building, mechanical, welding etc.. You remind me of my older brother, he did the same things you do. (No saw mill) I also enjoy how the two of you work together. Reminds me of my brother and I working together. Fond memories! Thanks for what you do.
Doing an awesome job and saving a ton of money. You and Heather are blessed with an abundance of wood to choose from. As always thank you for sharing and hope you both have a blessed day. 😊
Hi Heather and Cecil, Dennis from Idaho. I am a very very long time viewer of your channel. I have been wathching since you started your pole barn. I am 73 yrs old and I really like you both. I hope you read your comments. I am really worried and concerned about your hearing. I would like to see you both wearing hearing protection. As we get older our hearing haunts us. So its your body. You chose. Its just a suggestion. Thank you for all you both do.
Cecil I watched a channel the other day where this Homesteader purchased an aftermarket laser to attach to his sawmill and at first he wasn't happy with it until he began to understand fully how it worked. Also he got a cheap one and the laser was hard to see, if you get one get a good laser.
Love my little mill :) When you burn firewood as well 👍there's really not much waste when your done taking it all where it needs to go :) You need a good slab rack so when it's full you can block it for sale if you have more than you need ! Take care guy's stay safe"
Wow, Cecil and Heather, your sawmill looks great. I love the color orange, I almost never Recognize do you Cecil did you lose some weight. Look good. Wow, it's the mill runs great still, 👍 👌 👏. Like said before, to you guys work great together, I don't know if I told you I grew up with a sawmill My father had one it was a Diesel one from a low bus motor We cut Is railroad ties. My father made wooden shingles. Enough talking , take care of my friends❤❤.
Because of how much lumber your mill has produced over the years it appears as if processing a log load is a chore for you. I would hazard a guess that it's still a fun and rewarding experience. How could producing free/cheap building material ever get boring? If I owned a sawmill and a woodlot I would run it til I'm six feet under. Still watching the barn construction from central NY.
Dull teeth will over stress the blade in the gullet Cecil.. I know you are aware of that problem. Blade life is very important since they are getting expensive. The cut still looks clean. You have a super mill for being homemade.. Welder, carpenter, fabricator, diesel mechanic and small engine repairs; you must be missing something.. I know where but wont say anything.. Take care and look after that helper.
I do think that if you own some land with good trees on it it's worth it but if you don't have the land and trees and have to buy logs 😭 I would not on one but you can make a little money doing custom sawing but it doesn't pay a lot and most people don't stay at it constantly you have to have a great source of logs anyway I just bought 10 new blades yesterday and it was almost400 dollars us not to mention up keep on the mill it helps if you can weld and mechanics just owning a mill not all their is to it's hard work even if you have a hydraulic one that's not all you have to stack the boards and put them under a cover to dry are do like y'all and put them in your barn on the wall but I would get rid of mine in less I bought a new one. God Bless Y'all and stay safe up there in the north we are still here in the heat of late summer 🌞
I think you two are really good at maximizing your land. Growing your food and making lumber are really resourceful uses of time and energy!
I found your channel because I was looking for a way to build my own saw mill. I have wanted one for fifty years. I have to say I enjoy your projects, harvesting, milling, building, mechanical, welding etc.. You remind me of my older brother, he did the same things you do. (No saw mill) I also enjoy how the two of you work together. Reminds me of my brother and I working together. Fond memories! Thanks for what you do.
Love and enjoy your videos. May the lord bless and protect you and Heather and working on the homestead and milling wood
The 2x4’s look better than most store bought one.keep up the good work And be safe.☀️☀️🌴🌴🍷🍷
Doing an awesome job and saving a ton of money. You and Heather are blessed with an abundance of wood to choose from. As always thank you for sharing and hope you both have a blessed day. 😊
Hi Heather and Cecil, Dennis from Idaho. I am a very very long time viewer of your channel. I have been wathching since you started your pole barn. I am 73 yrs old and I really like you both. I hope you read your comments. I am really worried and concerned about your hearing. I would like to see you both wearing hearing protection. As we get older our hearing haunts us. So its your body. You chose. Its just a suggestion. Thank you for all you both do.
I bought a mill from a great company in Canada 10 years ago
It has paid for itself many times over and over
Hi Heather & Cecil. A nice load of lumber. And free so yes it is worth the while. Stay safe. :-))
Nice seeing fresh timber milled .
GOOD JOB!
It sure is worth it you can make a true 2 2/4 a junk they sell at the box stores thank you for the video
glad to see you two back!!
Cecil I watched a channel the other day where this Homesteader purchased an aftermarket laser to attach to his sawmill and at first he wasn't happy with it until he began to understand fully how it worked. Also he got a cheap one and the laser was hard to see, if you get one get a good laser.
Off to the races! Saw that log!
Carry those boards!
Stack that lumber! Lol.. Looks good!
A lot of work but it pays!
Love my little mill :) When you burn firewood as well 👍there's really not much waste when your done taking it all where it needs to go :) You need a good slab rack so when it's full you can block it for sale if you have more than you need ! Take care guy's stay safe"
Ihr zwei seit ein super Team macht weiter so 👋👏🏻👍🏻🙂🙋♂️🇩🇪🤗👌
Love the milling videos
Wow, Cecil and Heather, your sawmill looks great. I love the color orange, I almost never Recognize do you Cecil did you lose some weight. Look good. Wow, it's the mill runs great still, 👍 👌 👏. Like said before, to you guys work great together, I don't know if I told you I grew up with a sawmill
My father had one it was a Diesel one from a low bus motor
We cut Is railroad ties. My father made wooden shingles.
Enough talking , take care of my friends❤❤.
Of course ❤
Here we go! 😊❤
Hello..it's happening now lol. Cheers!
Hi guys.....A mill is Great if you have a good wood lot.......Saves $$$$ if you got the time.....Have a Great Weekend C&H....
yes, if you build it yourself and have your own wood lot.
❤😊💪😁👍 good job
.got a great bush Cecil. Timber dried standing up . I owned a mobile dimension sawmill but yours is much better .
Cecil, If you cut out for the eyes on a paper bag, you wouldn't need a mask, ear protection, or a hat. LOL Works every time.
😂😂🤣
Because of how much lumber your mill has produced over the years it appears as if processing a log load is a chore for you. I would hazard a guess that it's still a fun and rewarding experience. How could producing free/cheap building material ever get boring? If I owned a sawmill and a woodlot I would run it til I'm six feet under. Still watching the barn construction from central NY.
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Hello all of you
YEP it is worth owing a portable sawmill . Seeya
Dull teeth will over stress the blade in the gullet Cecil.. I know you are aware of that problem. Blade life is very important since they are getting expensive. The cut still looks clean. You have a super mill for being homemade.. Welder, carpenter, fabricator, diesel mechanic and small engine repairs; you must be missing something.. I know where but wont say anything.. Take care and look after that helper.
I do think that if you own some land with good trees on it it's worth it but if you don't have the land and trees and have to buy logs 😭 I would not on one but you can make a little money doing custom sawing but it doesn't pay a lot and most people don't stay at it constantly you have to have a great source of logs anyway I just bought 10 new blades yesterday and it was almost400 dollars us not to mention up keep on the mill it helps if you can weld and mechanics just owning a mill not all their is to it's hard work even if you have a hydraulic one that's not all you have to stack the boards and put them under a cover to dry are do like y'all and put them in your barn on the wall but I would get rid of mine in less I bought a new one. God Bless Y'all and stay safe up there in the north we are still here in the heat of late summer 🌞
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Battery snafu
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👍👍🇩🇰🇩🇰☕️☕️😁
It's only worth it if you want some free lumber. ☺
I see your wearing a mask that's being smart that saw dust is a silent killer .