@@falllineridge Since you're so sweet to respond to my comments, can I ask a stupid question? Is there something on the Wood Mizer that protects you from hitting the braces that hold the logs in place while you're sawing? Thanks 😊
@@ronwood7040 Yes, Amen!! My parents woke us up every Easter saying, He is Risen, & we responded, He is Risen Indeed, so thanks for responding that - great memories 🥰 Our children & grandchildren say it to us now. God is good 💞
When you roll a log with the cant hook on the mill, stand on the operator side and pull down on the handle to rotate it. Don’t push up on the offload side. I learned that lesson the hard way after I destroyed a few discs in my back. I’m young and in very good shape, so it can happen to you too. After a year off to heal up, my log pile has grown even bigger than yours. Lots of work for my LT15 this year. Stay safe and thanks for the great content.
25-30 years ago a guy made 6" (might have been 5") diameter lengths of octagon shape lumber from fallen trees. He sold it as fencing in both vertical and horizontal lengths. He sold out fast as he could cut it. People used it like split rail around the perimeter of yards and pastures. I remember he lag-bolted connections but not specifics how it was done. This vid brought back the memory.
I believe he, like most of the other sawmill channels I watch, would say it is fun work. There is a saying, “Find a job you like doing, and you won’t have to work a day in your life!” At least he does not have a lot of physical labor, looks like just moving the spoils to the tractor and stacking the cut lumber. The sawmill and tractor takes care of the heavy work.
Nice one Wes - turning out some useful lumber there. Nice to see the Kubota looking clean & shiny after you tried to bury it in the last video! 😂😂 Stay safe & well. 👍👍
I watch each of your episodes ay least twice. I have to say that right now especially, i wished i was in your shoes and had more logs than i knew what to do with.
now this is what I was talking about that first cut of the logs you just did in this video some you can used them to make some kind of bridge in the mud hole you were stuck in the other day there was some nice thick pieces that could be used for that purpose so what you have to put 4 or 5 layer or more but don't forget to cover every thing with the saw dust the wood will take time to rot if it is totally not exposed to the weather and stays in kind of ground I use my bark even to help elevate some of my road and then cover every thing with the saw dust some of the hole that I did is 6 to 7 years ago and still in good shape enough that my old tractor is not in the mud any more
With the cost of lumber these days and you having a kiln I would be drying and plaining lumber. Creating some stock pile and take advantage you could sell cheaper than lumber yard and still make a small fortune. You will have only one problem keeping enough lumber to sell. I am in poor physical shape but the way the lumber market is right now I'm considering getting back into milling. I think I can scrape up about $ 6,000 or so to invest to get started.
Looks like the tractor cleaned up real well...I don't suppose your wife offered to help you with that phase of the tractor mud wallow extraction? Great video Wes, thumbs up.
Start your own lumber business on the side young man the price of lumber today is expensive if you can sell it a little cheaper than the box stores word of mouth spreads plus those scrap pieces make firewood maybe you can make a little money on might be worth doing if you want to and are able to give it a shot! But no matter what you will always have enough lumber for your own use..lol Thanks for sharing your videos and God bless!
How about doing an update video on your solar kiln. How’s it working for you? What would you do differently now? How long does it take to dry pine, etc? Thanks.
Beginning to take the fun out of it ha ha. Almost turning in to work with that many. My log yard looks the same I went from an LT 15, to a LT 35 which I have now, i ordered a new LT 40DW back on December 21 and they tell me it will be at least December possibly January 2022 before it gets delivered. Meanwhile my log pile grows bigger every week
@@ryanlawley5960 oh yea at least. The lt35 i have i bought in March 18’ ordered it on a monday and deliver to my house the next monday. Those days are over with for a while.
@@golfbravowhiskey8669 I understand. Well I ended up putting my order in yesterday(4/7/21) for the LT35HD. Do you saw full time? Just curious, why are you going from the 35 to the 40? For bigger cut capacity or faster production?
Do you cut your 2x material to 2x4, 2x6 etc? Does it dry to 1 3/4 x 3 1/2, etc or stay true to 2x4? How is that kiln working out, any updates on that? Thanks again!! Happy Easter! He is Risen !
Perhaps. I think there is room for improve the efficiency of his milling site. Build a temporary log deck like he had for his LT10 mill. Make his off cut pile close to the mill. Have the stacked lumber pile close to the mill. Then of course having a couple extra people to help pull off the off-cuts and boards.
Have you ever thought of making presto logs from the sawdust to sell, ? and also you could add pumpkin seeds to them , you would not believe the smell of the pumpkin seeds in a fire place , witch would be a good selling feature in the cities .just a thought since you seem to have a excess of sawdust .
I’m not saying to do this I’m just saying it will be a really cool idea You should make a Small log cabin with actual wood lumber boards as walls so basically like a small shed I think that would be pretty cool
I’m not sure how the price of lumber now, isn’t price-gouging?! How are they getting away with this? If anyone raised the prices of gas, after a hurricane, they’d be given HUGE fines.
With more logs that you know what to do with, seems like you need a couple more sets of hands to help out. I think building a temporary log deck like you had for your LT10 setup would help with the efficiency.
Curious, what state your in? Also do you have much problem with beetles getting in your pine logs? Here in Western Virginia if I don't get my pine off the ground. Beetles tear it up before I get to saw it
I gave the same mill and I can't seem to get the same feed rate you are in this video through pine. What kind if blade are you using? Thanks love your vids.
I am attempting to make toys for kids. My next purchase is a 14" Gen Int bandsaw with a 6+resaw capacity. I am DROOLING ofver your SCRAP pile. Have you considered resell and ship?
Wes, Do you have plans to add another kiln to your operation? I don't recall you mentioning recently the one you built a couple years back; are you still using it? How's it working out?
Have you seen what Wranglerstar did ? He got a firewood processor from Dynastar for a week, and did a "free firewood" day for the local community. You should do the same sort of thing, Happy Easter to you and yours.
I see you got the Kubby all cleaned up after it's swim in the mud. If you've got more logs than you know what to do with, you can do one of two things. A), You're going to have to build a huge addition to the house, or B), stop doing those jobs on halves, and start charging money, real money to do them.
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Happy Easter - He is Risen 🙌🙌
Amen! Happy Easter!
@@falllineridge Since you're so sweet to respond to my comments, can I ask a stupid question? Is there something on the Wood Mizer that protects you from hitting the braces that hold the logs in place while you're sawing? Thanks 😊
He is risen indeed. Amen
@@ronwood7040 Yes, Amen!! My parents woke us up every Easter saying, He is Risen, & we responded, He is Risen Indeed, so thanks for responding that - great memories 🥰 Our children & grandchildren say it to us now. God is good 💞
@@DDL2728 there is nothing to stop you from hitting the stops no. And he has risen indeed!
"More Logs Than I Know What to do With" Nice problem to have if you have a wood mill. Happy Easter from Boston, Massachusetts.
When you roll a log with the cant hook on the mill, stand on the operator side and pull down on the handle to rotate it. Don’t push up on the offload side. I learned that lesson the hard way after I destroyed a few discs in my back. I’m young and in very good shape, so it can happen to you too. After a year off to heal up, my log pile has grown even bigger than yours. Lots of work for my LT15 this year. Stay safe and thanks for the great content.
Greatly appreciate that advice!
Considering the price of lumber right now I'd say that makes you a rich man.
I believe it's been stated that he is milling these logs for half the lumber.
Trump put tariffs on Canadian lumber and that has pushed the price up
@@georgedavidson7986 fake news...it is Biden doing this....
www.msn.com/en-us/news/us/biden-administration-moving-to-double-tariffs-on-canadian-lumber-despite-already-skyrocketing-timber-prices/ar-AAKrPq4
@@warthur4098 How smart is that
@@georgedavidson7986 not very
I can see you're turning into a real sawyer. Nice video. God Bless.
What a predicament to be in, how lovely. Enjoy it while you can.
Happy Easter form Germany! Also happy to see one of your videos popping up in the middle of the night.
Happy Easter!
25-30 years ago a guy made 6" (might have been 5") diameter lengths of octagon shape lumber from fallen trees. He sold it as fencing in both vertical and horizontal lengths. He sold out fast as he could cut it. People used it like split rail around the perimeter of yards and pastures. I remember he lag-bolted connections but not specifics how it was done. This vid brought back the memory.
That’s all sawin’, no jawin’. Good video again.
MAN OF FEW WORDS😀😀
With the price of lumber I wish I had a setup like your and to many logs!
Your place is evolving into a nice operation
Glad to see you have a mask, gloves and safety glasses on. I always worry about you. Grandma LOL
I am no scientist, but I swear that looks just like "Work".
I love work. I could watch it all day.
@@nomadmarine0331 I'm also a keen ergonomicist.
I was thinking of being a procrastinator, but there's always tommorrow for that.
That is precisely what that is 💯% work...plenty of it.
Hur hur hur!!
I believe he, like most of the other sawmill channels I watch, would say it is fun work. There is a saying, “Find a job you like doing, and you won’t have to work a day in your life!” At least he does not have a lot of physical labor, looks like just moving the spoils to the tractor and stacking the cut lumber. The sawmill and tractor takes care of the heavy work.
Nice one Wes - turning out some useful lumber there. Nice to see the Kubota looking clean & shiny after you tried to bury it in the last video! 😂😂 Stay safe & well. 👍👍
I love watching , practical. guys ., making stuff.
Thats a lot of logs but it sure was satisfying to watch! 👍🏼
Another sawing job well done! Happy Easter, Wes! 🙏👍
Hopping you and yours have a blessed and happy Easter.
I watch each of your episodes ay least twice. I have to say that right now especially, i wished i was in your shoes and had more logs than i knew what to do with.
Good problem to have. 👍 From Cadillac Michigan
now this is what I was talking about that first cut of the logs you just did in this video some you can used them to make some kind of bridge in the mud hole you were stuck in the other day there was some nice thick pieces that could be used for that purpose so what you have to put 4 or 5 layer or more but don't forget to cover every thing with the saw dust the wood will take time to rot if it is totally not exposed to the weather and stays in kind of ground I use my bark even to help elevate some of my road and then cover every thing with the saw dust some of the hole that I did is 6 to 7 years ago and still in good shape enough that my old tractor is not in the mud any more
With the cost of lumber these days and you having a kiln I would be drying and plaining lumber. Creating some stock pile and take advantage you could sell cheaper than lumber yard and still make a small fortune. You will have only one problem keeping enough lumber to sell. I am in poor physical shape but the way the lumber market is right now I'm considering getting back into milling. I think I can scrape up about $ 6,000 or so to invest to get started.
Lumber is out of control. Thankful for the mill now more than ever.
Happy Easter to you and your family
To much lumber? I'll take some. Happy Easter!
Great video. Thanks for sharing. God Bless.
Looks like the tractor cleaned up real well...I don't suppose your wife offered to help you with that phase of the tractor mud wallow extraction? Great video Wes, thumbs up.
I think this footage was shot before I sunk the tractor. Sometimes I get ahead on filming and lose track of when it was shot.
real work, nicely done with instantly tangible results. no beating that
Start your own lumber business on the side young man the price of lumber today is expensive if you can sell it a little cheaper than the box stores word of mouth spreads plus those scrap pieces make firewood maybe you can make a little money on might be worth doing if you want to and are able to give it a shot! But no matter what you will always have enough lumber for your own use..lol Thanks for sharing your videos and God bless!
Happy Easter to you and Family.
How about doing an update video on your solar kiln. How’s it working for you? What would you do differently now? How long does it take to dry pine, etc? Thanks.
Beginning to take the fun out of it ha ha.
Almost turning in to work with that many. My log yard looks the same I went from an LT 15, to a LT 35 which I have now, i ordered a new LT 40DW back on December 21 and they tell me it will be at least December possibly January 2022 before it gets delivered.
Meanwhile my log pile grows bigger every week
I have a hudson mill. Called woodmizer the other day about possibly ordering an LT35, and they told me it would be 1 year wait
@@ryanlawley5960 oh yea at least. The lt35 i have i bought in March 18’ ordered it on a monday and deliver to my house the next monday. Those days are over with for a while.
@@golfbravowhiskey8669 interested in selling the 35?
@@ryanlawley5960 Not right now at least until the new mill comes in
@@golfbravowhiskey8669 I understand. Well I ended up putting my order in yesterday(4/7/21) for the LT35HD. Do you saw full time? Just curious, why are you going from the 35 to the 40? For bigger cut capacity or faster production?
Do you cut your 2x material to 2x4, 2x6 etc? Does it dry to 1 3/4 x 3 1/2, etc or stay true to 2x4? How is that kiln working out, any updates on that? Thanks again!! Happy Easter! He is Risen !
The wood does shrink but not much, So the wood stays pretty much the size you cut, 2x4 stays 2x4. He has risen indeed. Amen
What Ron said.
Nice job Wes!
These days lumber is worth its weight in gold - fire up that saw-baby 24/7-365 and you won a jack pot!!!
That stockpile of logs could keep two mills busy!
Perhaps. I think there is room for improve the efficiency of his milling site. Build a temporary log deck like he had for his LT10 mill. Make his off cut pile close to the mill. Have the stacked lumber pile close to the mill. Then of course having a couple extra people to help pull off the off-cuts and boards.
Have you ever thought of making presto logs from the sawdust to sell, ? and also you could add pumpkin seeds to them , you would not believe the smell of the pumpkin seeds in a fire place , witch would be a good selling feature in the cities .just a thought since you seem to have a excess of sawdust .
I’m not saying to do this I’m just saying it will be a really cool idea
You should make a Small log cabin with actual wood lumber boards as walls so basically like a small shed I think that would be pretty cool
you're doing something right if you've got excess of logs. enjoy your videos
Happy Easter. I can take some logs my mill is out of logs
All I can say is it's free wood cut it and store it price of lumber is way to high
I’m not sure how the price of lumber now, isn’t price-gouging?! How are they getting away with this? If anyone raised the prices of gas, after a hurricane, they’d be given HUGE fines.
Good afternoon from SE Louisiana 5 Apr 21.
Make a treehouse for your kids 😍
With more logs that you know what to do with, seems like you need a couple more sets of hands to help out. I think building a temporary log deck like you had for your LT10 setup would help with the efficiency.
Show us what you do after you finish with cutting the log. Great show by the way
Curious, what state your in? Also do you have much problem with beetles getting in your pine logs? Here in Western Virginia if I don't get my pine off the ground. Beetles tear it up before I get to saw it
North GA
Have you seen the price of lumber lately
Yes, awful.
@@falllineridge if I were you with the prices going up....I'd stock pile that lumber. You're sitting on a GOLD MINE
I know there will be waste from logs, however are there furniture/ woodworker craftsmen near you that could use the waste?
Great progress with your log pile! Have you considered profitable uses for all those waste off-cuts ... firewood, chipping products etc?
I gave the same mill and I can't seem to get the same feed rate you are in this video through pine. What kind if blade are you using? Thanks love your vids.
Have you considered using a machine to turn the saw dust into wood pellets?
Cut cedar and make sachet bags from the sawdust.
I am attempting to make toys for kids. My next purchase is a 14" Gen Int bandsaw with a 6+resaw capacity. I am DROOLING ofver your SCRAP pile. Have you considered resell and ship?
No I haven't, Bruce. Not sure where you're located, but if you're close, you're welcome to it.
Have you run into nails yet with all that logs your cutting? You are going to be able to build yall a mansion!!!
Nice lumber.
Wes, Do you have plans to add another kiln to your operation? I don't recall you mentioning recently the one you built a couple years back; are you still using it? How's it working out?
Not currently using it. Thinking seriously about remodeling it. It has a major design flaw that makes it really tough to use.
Hi
I just wanted to make a suggestion, all your castoff wood make firewood out of it, and maybe even sell it for a low price.
I.m surprised you don't have people calling to order lumber, the prices are ridiculous.
Have you seen what Wranglerstar did ? He got a firewood processor from Dynastar for a week, and did a "free firewood" day for the local community. You should do the same sort of thing, Happy Easter to you and yours.
Do you sharpen your own blades or send them in? Keep up the great vids!!
I have a Cooks sharpener and setter. Thanks for watching!
Saw & Sell. Save for new tools, which make it easier to saw & sell.
I see you got the Kubby all cleaned up after it's swim in the mud. If you've got more logs than you know what to do with, you can do one of two things. A), You're going to have to build a huge addition to the house, or B), stop doing those jobs on halves, and start charging money, real money to do them.
I think this footage was actually shot before I sunk the tractor, sometimes I get ahead on the filming and lose track of when it was shot.
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Do you use a metal detector o logs to avoid nails etc?
Some live edge epoxy tables ;)
Gosto muito do seu canal ,manda um salve
Lindo. Parabéns.
Cana guy find enough buyers for all 5hose logs?
It's better to have to much of something than not enough of it
Body language is telling me that you need a break! Careful that you don't burn out.
This footage is a few weeks old, been on vacation since then! Hope it helped!
Where did you buy your kubota tractor?
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Given the title, you are sitting on a gold mine.
No kidding.
@@falllineridge
I need to build a shed, but it's too expensive right now
Let me know if you are having a lumber give away! :)
Damn you walk a 20 miles a day
I know what I would do, making money. How are lumber prices over there? they are stupid high here
Horrendous.
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For a manual mill and no help, you are moving!
Why are you wearing a mask??? If that is an ok question.
I worked most of my life NOT wearing a mash and at 85, I am paying the price. The dust from wood is hard on the lungs.
@@nbarbeer Right you are Nick.
Sawdust.
You gotta talk bro, I know its usually not a lot but still.
Too many ads!
I would watch these videos with twice the ads. Go watch Martin or Houston.
Your a moron! Go watch your ads! LOL!
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