@@richardthornhill4630 it’s so awesome. I hope I can get a nice open tall work area like that someday. So awesome having wind break on one wall and all that open access around sides of lean to
Here in Canada where I am at the moment we have around 3" of snow, I pulled over the blinds and sat by your burn pile, it sure feels nice and cosy, Thank you, you stay warm now.
Crazy suggestion - if your tracker has a heated cab, could you put the video camera inside while you are working and the tracker is running? Love your videos!
Reminds me of camping with the boys, sitting around the fire with the other fathers, the boys had all gone to their tents, and we just had some comradery with a pot of coffee. Good times. Great video Nathan thumbs up.
Nice day on the farm Nathan. That piece of music is very relaxing. Thanks for putting that on. Sitting here about to get a hot cup of joe and let a few minutes roll on by nice and warm with a ham sandwich.
Love hearing you explain the whys and wherefores of running a mill. I also make mistakes , the last time was when I thought I was wrong about something.
Watching the fire as the day turns to dark is almost surreal. Sparks lighting a trail through the darkened night sky with every pop and crackle. Hypnotizing to watch.
Out here in Oregon loggers will put plastic sheeting over part of their slash piles. Over a 60 x 80 pile a little 20 x 20 tarp keeps a section of the pile dry for easier starting. Just a thought from a friend in the rain.
long time watchers have heard you explained so often about what you add and getting in small gallon containers because of shipping costs. Great advice like on camera failures and batteries being an issue too often.
I was taught in Arch. School that UV light does not have to be direct light. It reflects off the skydome and can come in a North facing window or a window oriented in any direction. Laminated glass will prevent UV light, but regular glazing, including low E glazing will not stop UV rays. Best regards.
Your outdoor flames match the flames in my woodstove right now. Toasty! But no snow here on the Olympic Peninsula. Just a little frost and a beautiful full moon in the NE sky. Fire must be keeping the camera batteries warm!!!
Hey Nathan---really enjoy the content. I was watching a farm video from north eastern PA today where it was zero degrees and he had hand warmers rubber banded to his camera. said it seemed to be doing the trick and I imagine it would help out on battery life.
Miss our cabin. Sisters lost their long term lease of 14yrs and had to have a place to land. Family First! We always kept our half acre of Forrest well policed, with a camp fire every cool evening. Love the way your newcshed is working out!
My first experience sawmilling was an old Thomas band saw, we used diesel for a while as lube but it was atomized into the working environment was hell on my lungs and I would get painful stye on my eyes lids. Switched to the washer fluid and no issues just sprayed the mill down with WD at the end of the day. Be well Nathan
Another amazing video. The fire was super nice and comforting on this cold day with snow (on the ground, with sunshine) out my window in Maryland. God's Finest Blessings on you and yours, Nathan. You're a special person, my friend.
Boy brother, the cold kicks my but now that I'm older. Ypu are sho right on the weather man...Texas is the same. That fire would be a welcome sight. I'd use Mr Kato to push that bramble up on that fire. God bless....stay warm!
I agree with you on the weather. But this time at least where we live the got it pretty close. The moved the snow up to start at 9:30. It started at 10:15 and they said we was to get 3 to 5 inch. We ended up with 4” by Saturday morning at 7am. We live in Loudon Tn. Bout 1 1/2 hrs from you.
Nathan, for saw dust collection have you thought about cattle feeder throughs? you could haul them out with kato and dump and maybe cut down on the shovel work.
Hello. Yes I think everybody has a list of things they would like to do once they get caught up on the other things that they have to do.👍 thank you for another great video. I appreciate it and that’s a wonderful way to end the video with a big long fire.👍🙏
Amen, Nathan! Up here in Minnesota the weather people get things wrong, and get people all worked up for nothing too. I wish all of us could be that wrong that often in our jobs and still have our jobs. 😃
2 things you can do to stay warm wile running the sawmill in the winter, use a fuel type blow heater And or dig a 4' wide 4' deep burn pit and pump anti freeze in steel pipes to radiator under the sawmill floor. In the fire pit run a steel fresh air pipe you run a leaf blower into to stoke the fire from below this can be an electric or gas type or even cordless it doesn't have to push much air to make the fire burn hotter. Ashes can be uses on the far fields. Just an idea.
@@texasjetman NE Ohio. We get lake effect snow from cold air blowing down from Canada across the unfrozen Lake Erie. A town 30 minutes east of me got 61” of snow over a 3 day period in December.
Great video, so relaxing. Just what the doctor ordered!! Thanks for sharing with everyone Nathan. Hope you didn't get too much snow. Stay safe, Fred and family.
Hey Nathan, just a thought on the saw horses, you could run a 2x4 on each side and screw them into it to help stabilize the saw horses from moving as much. quick fix
As I listen to you and see your demeanor and the way you look at life and its challenges, I think about how well your personality would have lent itself to being a Police Officer. It may just be way too much personal information for one to share but I think it would be interesting to hear what made you go into law enforcement and way you decided it was no longer something you wanted to do. Watching you watch the fire i was feeling the happiness that silence and solitude can bring to a man's soul. Thanks for sharing
Thank you for the fire. We are vacationing in Palm Springs and there's not a fire pit to be seen in our campground. I do understand the fire dangers here in Southern Cal.
Give your washer fluid jug a little swirl while draining into reservoir and it'll create a tornado of liquid and drain fast without having to cut jug that might be able to be reused.
Nathan, felt the warmth and serenity of watching the fire all the way over here in Telford. Thank you for the videos kind sir. John here, photographing the beauty of the back-roads of Northeastern Tennessee, y'all.
yep, if the batteries are lithium they don't tolerate cold at all. My Ring doorbell camera is a prime example. A blazing fire on a cold snowy winter day! 👍
I'm a sitting by the fire kind of person but I don't think I would normally watch one on RUclips, but it's 18 degrees today so why not. Thanks for hanging out by the fire
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can you quarter saw red oak and get the same rays like you do when you quarter saw white oak?
Nathan - Do you have every attachment made for the big tractor now? ;-)
Doing a great job there with the fire Nathan, really like your content. Roy from the UK.#
Outstanding……but you make me cry when you burn especially first cuts ie Popular 😢😢😢😢😢😢
What a fine way to end a video. A fire surrounded by snow covered hills. Nathan, you are an artist. Thank you, brother.
Thanks! Appreciate it.
I enjoyed watching the fire. My dad called it “dreaming the fire”. When you just sat quietly in the dark watching the fire. Very peaceful.
nice
If there's ever a competition for most suitable choice of music for youtube videos, I'm thinkin' you'd have my vote.
Thank you for the infotainment, etc. And in the middle of winter too! By golly!
You bet! Glad you enjoyed it.
Really enjoy your videos. Like having coffee with an old friend. letting you know, you make a difference.
Thanks, I appreciate that.
Sitting @ home 🏡 watching Nathan working 🤡 4 day weekend ❤🎉❤
Hey Joe !
@OutoftheWoods0623 has been busy 😪 whereas I'm starting to DoD telework again 👌 Uber driving my Ms Daisy around town
Gotta admit, I found the closing of your video extremely soothing. 😊
I'm so glad!
Remember Nathan, the amount of snow is inversely proportional to the amount of hype. Loved the burn pile fire at the end. So relaxing!
Nice and Cosy ,, good on ya Mate ( from Australia 🇦🇺 spread the ,Love
Appreciate it, good to hear from Australia.
Coffee, or in my case tea, and a fire.....great day !!
Same to you!
So nice to have good equipment to work with and a covered barn area to work under.
You bet, it makes a big difference.
@@richardthornhill4630 it’s so awesome. I hope I can get a nice open tall work area like that someday. So awesome having wind break on one wall and all that open access around sides of lean to
That fire, though! I swear i felt the warmth off of it!💜 just what i needed Nathan! Thank you!!!
Appreciate you watching!
Here in Canada where I am at the moment we have around 3" of snow, I pulled over the blinds and sat by your burn pile, it sure feels nice and cosy, Thank you, you stay warm now.
Hi, William. What part do you live in? I'm in Edmonton.
@@ShannonFreng-o8c I am in Ontario, over cast today.
@ Same here, but the temperature is not bad.
I enjoyed the fire, the music (especially the guitar) and the rest of the video, too. Stay warm, good sir!
I’m back in the Mill with you again , had a spell in hospital for surgery, all the best in 2025, RB, Nova Scotia,
Get well soon
Crazy suggestion - if your tracker has a heated cab, could you put the video camera inside while you are working and the tracker is running?
Love your videos!
Reminds me of camping with the boys, sitting around the fire with the other fathers, the boys had all gone to their tents, and we just had some comradery with a pot of coffee. Good times. Great video Nathan thumbs up.
Nice day on the farm Nathan. That piece of music is very relaxing. Thanks for putting that on. Sitting here about to get a hot cup of joe and let a few minutes roll on by nice and warm with a ham sandwich.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Nothing like a good fire! Thanks
Great bonfire. Thanks for sharing. Best wishes from a Maine fan
Thank you!
1:49 I am a subscriber and watch every new video! Thanks for the burn pile in the snow. Very relaxing and toasty.
Awesome! Thank you!
Kept falling asleep 😴
Me Too....the Sound of that fire!
Most relaxing burn pile EVER!
Cheers to you, Brother
I love the music you chose for this video, it's so calming and with the fire so relaxing, I could fall asleep.
So glad you got snow. We have about 3 feet here. Had snow since October lol.
Love hearing you explain the whys and wherefores of running a mill. I also make mistakes , the last time was when I thought I was wrong about something.
That fire brought back fond memories from my youth. You have the most memorable show on the net. Thank you.
Great video Nathan. Thanks. Always enjoy all of your stuff. Take care.
The fire makes it's own music!! Thanks! Now if I just had a fried bologna, onion and mustard sandwich!!!!
That's a good idea!
Great music at the end , very relaxing
Very nice video Nathan. I kept dozing off listening to the music.
I really enjoyed sitting back watching the fire burn & the snow falling Nathan, it was very relaxing. Cheers, Don from South Australia.
Almost fell asleep to the fire. Your video editing keeps getting better. Thanks, Nathan.
Appreciate you!
I mix that wood ash with my sawdust for great compost !
Great video Nathan. And we really enjoyed that burning wood and brush scene. That was neat!👍❤️
The fire at the end was so relaxing. I could almost feel the fire!
Watching the fire as the day turns to dark is almost surreal. Sparks lighting a trail through the darkened night sky with every pop and crackle. Hypnotizing to watch.
I know, it was a nice way to end the day for sure,
Thank you Nathan cause you are a hard working man.....My hat is off to you....Blessing to you and your family....Your friend Old Flying F-4 Shoe🇺🇸
Man I bet Bruno loved being out of school snow day
A very relaxing ending, thanks Nathan!
The fire was nice with the music, nice video sir.
Thanks 👍
Put another log on the fire. Cook me up some bacon and some beans. Love this, Good job Nathan.
👍👍
Got to admit that, that fire when it got dark and the snow falling really hit the spot.
Nothing like a nice cozy fire on a cold winters day
Great video. I love the fire!❤
Thank you! 🤗
enjoyed watching the fire and enjoyed the chose of music
I really enjoyed watching the fire! So relaxing and mesmerizing! Thanks! 👍🏼
Glad you enjoyed it!
Out here in Oregon loggers will put plastic sheeting over part of their slash piles. Over a 60 x 80 pile a little 20 x 20 tarp keeps a section of the pile dry for easier starting. Just a thought from a friend in the rain.
Feel free to put a live stream on your pm burns. Good therapy right there.
Good idea.
The fire is nice. Thanks. Everyone is rooting for you Nathan 👍👍
Dude. 👊 Good stuff!
Thanks, appreciate it.
Love the fire at the end. Too bad no Christmas lights still up!
That little campfire was nice thanks.
Thanks 🙏
This is a great video, thank you for the fire and the great music 🎼. That is the best ending of one of your videos.
Appreciate it!
Thank you for the fire portion of the video, so relaxing. The sawmilling part wasn't bad either 😅❤
Glad you enjoyed it!
long time watchers have heard you explained so often about what you add and getting in small gallon containers because of shipping costs. Great advice like on camera failures and batteries being an issue too often.
I was taught in Arch. School that UV light does not have to be direct light. It reflects off the skydome and can come in a North facing window or a window oriented in any direction. Laminated glass will prevent UV light, but regular glazing, including low E glazing will not stop UV rays. Best regards.
Racked up burning bush piles multiple times through the years myself.
Enjoyed the music.
thanks,
Hello Nathan, good video my friend same here in northern Virginia called for 9 to 12 inches of snow and we got four😂
Your outdoor flames match the flames in my woodstove right now. Toasty! But no snow here on the Olympic Peninsula. Just a little frost and a beautiful full moon in the NE sky. Fire must be keeping the camera batteries warm!!!
We have 4 feet of snow and it going to snow all week.. thanks for your great video
Hey Nathan---really enjoy the content. I was watching a farm video from north eastern PA today where it was zero degrees and he had hand warmers rubber banded to his camera. said it seemed to be doing the trick and I imagine it would help out on battery life.
Thanks for the fire 🔥. So soothing 😊. You and your family stay warm and safe. Stay Blessed 😇🙏🙏🙏.
You are so welcome
Miss our cabin. Sisters lost their long term lease of 14yrs and had to have a place to land. Family First! We always kept our half acre of Forrest well policed, with a camp fire every cool evening. Love the way your newcshed is working out!
Great way to close out the video!!!!! Just beautiful!!!!
My first experience sawmilling was an old Thomas band saw, we used diesel for a while as lube but it was atomized into the working environment was hell on my lungs and I would get painful stye on my eyes lids. Switched to the washer fluid and no issues just sprayed the mill down with WD at the end of the day. Be well Nathan
Nice fireside serenade. Thanks Nathan.
You bet
Love the fireside hangout... Literally just left my Sons farm where I was doing exactly that not an hour ago.
I don’t know about anyone else but a fire like this has a very calming effect on me, hypnotizing !! 👍🪵🪵 thanks for sharing this !!
Nice Video.
Thanks.
Another amazing video. The fire was super nice and comforting on this cold day with snow (on the ground, with sunshine) out my window in Maryland. God's Finest Blessings on you and yours, Nathan. You're a special person, my friend.
@@refurbansuburban thank you very much 👍👍👍
Yes that blower technique made me smile. I use ours when my charcoal grill is being stubborn
Boy brother, the cold kicks my but now that I'm older.
Ypu are sho right on the weather man...Texas is the same. That fire would be a welcome sight.
I'd use Mr Kato to push that bramble up on that fire. God bless....stay warm!
I agree with you on the weather. But this time at least where we live the got it pretty close. The moved the snow up to start at 9:30. It started at 10:15 and they said we was to get 3 to 5 inch. We ended up with 4” by Saturday morning at 7am. We live in Loudon Tn. Bout 1 1/2 hrs from you.
Nathan, for saw dust collection have you thought about cattle feeder throughs? you could haul them out with kato and dump and maybe cut down on the shovel work.
Hello from Idaho. Good to be back, been awhile. Have a great day!
Your camera needs a little buddy heater. Great videos. Thanks for sharing.
Hi Nathan & it's is Randy and i like yours video is Cool & Thanks Nathan & Friends Randy
Lover the fire, Thanks
Glad you enjoyed it
Hello. Yes I think everybody has a list of things they would like to do once they get caught up on the other things that they have to do.👍 thank you for another great video. I appreciate it and that’s a wonderful way to end the video with a big long fire.👍🙏
Going way down for 3 nights here Nathan..over. 30 in the day time.the Flu is going around..fire does look good.Stay warm man
Amen, Nathan! Up here in Minnesota the weather people get things wrong, and get people all worked up for nothing too. I wish all of us could be that wrong that often in our jobs and still have our jobs. 😃
2 things you can do to stay warm wile running the sawmill in the winter, use a fuel type blow heater
And or dig a 4' wide 4' deep burn pit and pump anti freeze in steel pipes to radiator under the sawmill floor.
In the fire pit run a steel fresh air pipe you run a leaf blower into to stoke the fire from below this can be an electric or gas type or even cordless it doesn't have to push much air to make the fire burn hotter. Ashes can be uses on the far fields. Just an idea.
I knew a weatherman who used to say "When we're right, nobody remembers. When we're wrong nobody forgets."
This is nice. Thank you Nathan.
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Living up in NH people know snow doesn't stop brush pile buring . In fact it's open burn season when the dusting snow season starts in November.
We've gotten over 40" of snow this winter. Just had to plow the driveway again today.
Wow! That's a lot of snow!
That’s a lot of snow ⛄️ you must be far North
He is in Ohio
@@texasjetman NE Ohio. We get lake effect snow from cold air blowing down from Canada across the unfrozen Lake Erie. A town 30 minutes east of me got 61” of snow over a 3 day period in December.
@ lord that’s wet cold. Wind blows chilled to the bone. Just like when I’m in Chicago at Co HDQ. I freeze 🥶
Great video, so relaxing. Just what the doctor ordered!! Thanks for sharing with everyone Nathan. Hope you didn't get too much snow. Stay safe, Fred and family.
Hey Nathan, just a thought on the saw horses, you could run a 2x4 on each side and screw them into it to help stabilize the saw horses from moving as much. quick fix
As I listen to you and see your demeanor and the way you look at life and its challenges, I think about how well your personality would have lent itself to being a Police Officer. It may just be way too much personal information for one to share but I think it would be interesting to hear what made you go into law enforcement and way you decided it was no longer something you wanted to do.
Watching you watch the fire i was feeling the happiness that silence and solitude can bring to a man's soul. Thanks for sharing
Nothing beats a fire in the snow,
Thank you for the fire. We are vacationing in Palm Springs and there's not a fire pit to be seen in our campground. I do understand the fire dangers here in Southern Cal.
You bet! Thanks for watching.
For those saw horses you have to put a couple 2x4s in the holders going from one to the other and that will help keep them straight.
Thanks for the tip.
Give your washer fluid jug a little swirl while draining into reservoir and it'll create a tornado of liquid and drain fast without having to cut jug that might be able to be reused.
Good stuff!
So. Where are the marshmallows? And Bruno? W e need more of buddy Bruno.
Nathan, felt the warmth and serenity of watching the fire all the way over here in Telford. Thank you for the videos kind sir. John here, photographing the beauty of the back-roads of Northeastern Tennessee, y'all.
yep, if the batteries are lithium they don't tolerate cold at all. My Ring doorbell camera is a prime example. A blazing fire on a cold snowy winter day! 👍
I'm a sitting by the fire kind of person but I don't think I would normally watch one on RUclips, but it's 18 degrees today so why not. Thanks for hanging out by the fire