I had the same trouble of whether to have a log deck or not. I knew I wanted to have it so I could load right on with the forklift so I made my log deck just 2 runs and wide enough to get the forklift in between it. Best of both worlds! Happy sawing and thanks for the video!
I appreciate you, boys showing me that scale up close and that’s a really nice carriage and setup up. You guys have there. That was a beautiful log launch at Nigel lumber. I used to always loved sawing big logs. thanks for another great video. You guys do an excellent job.👍
There is no right or wrong way on how to load logs on your mill. It comes down to trade offs. Just find a method that works for your milling operation and don't worry about what any one else has to say on the matter. That was a great explanation on the figure board (as you call it) how to use the scale on it.
Nice sawing again, Andruw. I've seen John (fricknjeep) explain that figure board on his number 1 mill. with that breeze, were you getting a face full of sawdust? Bill
MM77 Approved 👍🏼👍🏼………………………………………………………………..Any time y’all want to explain something, I’m willing to listen. I don’t know how many times I sat in math class and said that I wouldn’t need to know all that math……………I’m glad I don’t work at a sawmill!!! LOL Math on the fly, who would have thunk it!
I did enjoy this video immensely! Sure like to know what state you’re from but I understand why you would want to remain quiet! We have all sorts of different trees wood here in the wny area! I used to take down trees part time in my spare time! It’s a dangerous dying skill that most tend to stay away from! I always enjoyed the excitement of climbing and rigging to help someone who knows their limits! I miss the climbing since suffering and fighting the Cancer along with having some vertebrae removed from my back quite a while ago! While suffering thank you for bringing some excitement back into my life! You stay safe and enjoy what you do!
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good job no stop sign lol , I run a 9/32" bit and use 1/4" as my scale and just add a little if I make more than three sets.
lol we have to do some stop signs every now and then. Thanks for watching mark
hi there nice sawing the big one , and turning ,best to all john
Thanks for watching John
Good yield from that big boy, enjoyed watching, Thanks for sharing.
Yes it was. Thanks for watching
I had the same trouble of whether to have a log deck or not. I knew I wanted to have it so I could load right on with the forklift so I made my log deck just 2 runs and wide enough to get the forklift in between it. Best of both worlds! Happy sawing and thanks for the video!
Yea we have thought a lot about it and we just don’t know exactly what to do. Thanks for watching
I first made mine so I could move it out of the way without any trouble but I didn't have to.
I appreciate you, boys showing me that scale up close and that’s a really nice carriage and setup up. You guys have there. That was a beautiful log launch at Nigel lumber. I used to always loved sawing big logs. thanks for another great video. You guys do an excellent job.👍
No problem. Thanks for watching glad you enjoyed
Thanks very much for showing us the scale. I think I understand now.
Thanks for watching
Team Work at its best! Thanks
Thanks for watching
Nice job , love to watch the real people with real job , making living 👏🇺🇸
Thanks for watching
Awesome, guys. Job well done.
Thanks for watching
I run an LT50 wide band mill . I like splitting as well . Makes a lot of lumber fast .
Yes it does. Thanks for watching
What a nice part of the world you guys live and work in.
Reminds me a lot of where I live in South Island New Zealand
Love milling logs.
We are in North Carolina. Thanks for watching
That was some beautiful lumber. I think Pine is my favorite lumber. Is that a Hardy Furnace I saw in the back ground?
Yes it is a hardy. Thanks for watching
Great team work on moving such a big log, you guys make it look easy.
Appreciate that. Thanks for watching
Thank you , nice job, on telling of the measure scale.
Thanks for watching
great job thanks
Thanks for watching
Excellent...as usual...no stop sign waste...one pull on that husky 👍...Andrew's skill on the Ford...👍...great vid...camera man too...tx
Thanks for watching glad you enjoyed
Cool I split some big logs like that Monday
Thanks for watching Stacy
Brings back good memories Dad always wanted saw on Saturday morning after a Friday night football game I was in pain He did not care lol
lol it’s good work. Thanks for watching
Really fine job. ❤❤
Thanks for watching
Howdy fellas. It sure is fun, ain't it?
Hello yes it is fun. Thanks shannon
awesome job men! can you show the track scrapers by the wheels of the carriage? and saw guides? I need to up grade!
Ok yea we can put them on a video one day. Thanks for watching
How high does that Pike's Peak sawdust pile get before you have to put a beacon on it to keep airplanes from crashing into it?
lol the sad part is. There keeping it hauled off this spring. Thanks for watching
Meant to say lots of nice lumber
lol no problem
Just a bit of friendly advice , do you guys wear ear protection ,eye ie safety glasses and gloves .
We wear everything except gloves we don’t wear gloves. Thanks for watching
There is no right or wrong way on how to load logs on your mill. It comes down to trade offs. Just find a method that works for your milling operation and don't worry about what any one else has to say on the matter. That was a great explanation on the figure board (as you call it) how to use the scale on it.
Yea that’s right. Everyone is gonna have their own way. Thanks for watching
Nice bit of work on that stick of wood. The question is what are you going to do with it, or is it a customer cut order?
It’s a custom order. Thanks for watching
those big logs are a pain in the butt truethfully arnt they whats the nice size log to saw? must be one, nice turner ya got there by the way
We love a 20” log. Thanks for watching
Nice sawing again, Andruw. I've seen John (fricknjeep) explain that figure board on his number 1 mill. with that breeze, were you getting a face full of sawdust?
Bill
No it wasn’t to bad. Thanks for watching
Do you have an edger for your flitches?
Yes we do. Thanks for watching
MM77 Approved 👍🏼👍🏼………………………………………………………………..Any time y’all want to explain something, I’m willing to listen. I don’t know how many times I sat in math class and said that I wouldn’t need to know all that math……………I’m glad I don’t work at a sawmill!!! LOL Math on the fly, who would have thunk it!
lol thanks for watching love the feedback
That log yielded a lot of saw dust.
Yea the more lines you saw the more sawdust you get. Thanks for watching
I did enjoy this video immensely! Sure like to know what state you’re from but I understand why you would want to remain quiet! We have all sorts of different trees wood here in the wny area! I used to take down trees part time in my spare time! It’s a dangerous dying skill that most tend to stay away from! I always enjoyed the excitement of climbing and rigging to help someone who knows their limits! I miss the climbing since suffering and fighting the Cancer along with having some vertebrae removed from my back quite a while ago! While suffering thank you for bringing some excitement back into my life! You stay safe and enjoy what you do!
Thanks for watching