Always appreciate the video edits Nathan. It's a lot of extra work. Thank you showing some finished projects. But like you said, not knowing where some of the wood ends up. Good point. The cats like to hang out with you, they must like the smell of fresh cut wood too. Ever find a surprise in the sawdust on the floor? Ha!
Hi Joe, well I hope it’s Joe, or I’m going to be very embarrassed. I truly enjoy your videos, and more than that I really love the music you play on your videos as well. I like that there’s no cussing, and a man just dedicated to his work and a master of wood. I am an engineer, or a mechanical engineer but a chemical type. I am a musician so I can enjoy your choice of music, there’s nothing I heard on your videos I didn’t like. You are the kind of person I know I would love to converse with. I live in New Hampshire. And since I moved back east, I love being around trees, and forests. It’s been 62 years since I passed through Tennessee. Keep on with this great videos and music. Very best regards, Chet
Very nice editing; music, drone footage and portions of you cutting and showing the wood. I like when videos are done to the point with not much side chatter that has little to nothing to do with the subject of the video. You’re video editing skills and saw milling are entertaining and educational. Thank you Nathan.
Nice Pine Nathan! I’m sure you’ll do it justice, just like your customers have with the furniture they’ve made. Just a thought mate that we’ll have all the rain you can send us here and you can have as much of our sunshine ☀️ as you want. 👍🏻🇦🇺
@@OutoftheWoods0623 these our my blessed days with my beautiful and wonderful wife. 😎🐾😇 we all reach a point in life where we can create priceless memories and be able to reflect back in time when those days our lost or gone...🤓 You have been blessed with an amazing son and a talent of recording those moments in time...😉 Thank you for sharing your journey and blessing...😇
I like that Pine. It's beautiful. I had a big pine tree out in my yard that had a double top like that log did. It looked like two side by side Christmas trees 50ft in the air. I enjoyed that tree for years, then it broke off in a storm. 😢 Love the videos Nathan.👍
When a 35 year old white pine lost it's top in a storm my dad and I took it down for lumber but it took us 2 years to get them out of the woods. Nearly every board made is stained blue, and full of bug holes. Apparently both are desired.
Where I grew up, there was a mill that specialized in blue and buggy ponderosa with their furniture factory along side. Everyone in town had a bit of blue and buggy.
Beautiful Pine Nathan and Many Thanks for the video, with beautiful drone shots of some beautiful land as well! I often use orange shellac on pine. You do have to work faster since it dries quickly and with experience you can get great results. Shellac, white or orange, really brings out the grain in all woods. There are tougher finishes of course for table tops and the like but shellac is very tough. That figured pine will make beautiful panels no doubt. And with some age and light exposer, it will turn a mellow and darker color. Myself and other OTW fans are looking forward to your barn and cabinets and more surprises in the logs you saw. Thanks Kindly and Love, Light and Peace to You and your Family! DaveyJO in Pa.
We’ve got forests full of blue-stained pine here in Colorado. When mountain pine beetles kill ponderosa pine trees, the wood is stained blue. That wood commands higher prices around here.
Love your videos, music and all! We have a lot of blue stain here in central British Columbia from the mountain pine beetle. Thank you for what you do.
Nathan that is some really nice looking Pine boards. If you do make cabinet doors from them can you imagine them oiled with BLO and then sprayed with poly. They would be striking to say the least but I'm a big fan of oiled finishes.
The grain by the crotch appears to have been hit with some kind of insect infection. I saw that once before many years ago. Because of the infection, the finished product will be beautiful. You're doing a very good communicating with the audience Nathan.
Your drone pictures makes me want to see the Watauge area. Love the fact you do not focus any any particular species. My wife finds uses for it all. Be well god bless you and yours.
Hi Nathan, nice to see the pine get the water treatment!! Very unusual to see crotch figure in pine!! That was some pitch pocket. How did the blade behave going through that? Nice to see Momma cat!! All the best Graham🇬🇧🇬🇧
I have to tell you, the opening shot, of the clouds playing in the hills, is so beautiful it chokes me up. Anyway, it looked like the boards were splitting at the pitch pocket as they came off. We're you able to save them?
1) Are you able to get all those beautiful drone shots from your own property, or do you shoot from another/favorite spot?---2) From the beginning, I've always thought of that return device as the 'come hither paddle'!---3) That is one proud tree!
Expanding on the "Lowe's for 2x4s" comments: Isn't there enough wood in your initial cuts to get 1 or 2 boards for rough framing without having to go to the Forbidden Store? It's hard to tell how much is really there from the video, but I swear I've seen some pretty thick slab cutoffs. Surely you could have gotten some there.
That sure is some nice pine....I know you have talked about blue pine,but I forgot about the cause of it,can you enlightened me....have a great what is left of the weekend.
Great pine! Maybe, one of the reasons that the board return doesn't work all the time is just the friction of the board on the cant. Just a thought. Love the music, who does the preforming?
Chuck Morton - Out of the Woods has said in previous replies that he normally lists music when known in video description. You can download Apps that identify music/songs e.g. see beebom.com/what-song-is-this-apps-identify-songs/
Nice Pine, 80% of the timbers I mill are Eastern White Pine from my old growth forest along the St John River in NB Canada, some grow so big they don’t fit my mill Woodland HM126, maybe someday I will upgrade to something that will cut 36” or more. I love sawing pine when it’s frozen with a 7deg blade making beams and all dimensions of lumber. Thanks for sharing.
Consider the value of time and money involved in producing sawn lumber compared to the value of time and money to buy 2x4's. My guess is, Nathan is no idiot and finds it more cost effective to buy them. Besides, I'll wager he loves his family and makes the shoping experience a family adventure.
Sir, some years ago Wooden Boat magazine had an information page telling of something which made sense but could never confirm. Trees drawing up moisture from the ground up the length of the trunk, apparently use ‘capillary’ action. This induces compressive load on the surrounding wood. They claim that a hardwood can withstand this pressure but softwoods cannot therefore they claimed the softwoods would draw up in managed stages to ease the loading. I have never noted evidence of this in lumber. Do you or any viewers know of this?
yes that is correct, why I seal the ends to reduce the massive moisture loss on end grain, prevents end chedking, those boat builders really know their stuff!
When you are sawing Pine, does it help anything or does it hurt anything to put a little bit of turpentine in your water to keep the sap off your blade?
@@OutoftheWoods0623 Hmm, ok. That is a bit cheaper. I was asking because I'm working on getting a vertical bandsaw pretty soon and was thinking of the best way to keep the blade clean, what to use and not to. I'm learning. Thanks.
Now this is just me; but I would treat UGLY pitchfilled scar as if it were pith and get the pith out of there. You have some decent lumberon each side of it. Good luck with your plan, I look forward to seeing how that works. Your voice level is way lower than the music.
Just a casual observation from a subscriber........ I like these videos, However, I would like to see 1 log = 1 video, no matter how long the video. For me, these 'partial' log videos are a bit disappointing. Just my thoughts, no dis-respect intended.
@@OutoftheWoods0623 Yes sir, I am aware of this, there has been a few in the recent past that have taken 2 or more videos to finish, I had meant to comment during one of those but I did not, I clicked away too quickly.
@@OutoftheWoods0623 I wait until the video was almost over, I have more respect for you than to click away after 1/3 of video has played. Sorry for any confusion Nathan.
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That is out standing some beautiful wood grain in it
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Sure do love them Smoky mountains.
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Nathan I love your Channel your Amazing
Always appreciate the video edits Nathan. It's a lot of extra work. Thank you showing some finished projects. But like you said, not knowing where some of the wood ends up. Good point. The cats like to hang out with you, they must like the smell of fresh cut wood too. Ever find a surprise in the sawdust on the floor? Ha!
I think is a good looking board!! If be happy to build something with it to highlight the wood
Not that I know anything about milling but I think the board-return and de-barking features are genius
agreed
Hi Joe, well I hope it’s Joe, or I’m going to be very embarrassed. I truly enjoy your videos, and more than that I really love the music you play on your videos as well. I like that there’s no cussing, and a man just dedicated to his work and a master of wood. I am an engineer, or a mechanical engineer but a chemical type. I am a musician so I can enjoy your choice of music, there’s nothing I heard on your videos I didn’t like. You are the kind of person I know I would love to converse with. I live in New Hampshire. And since I moved back east, I love being around trees, and forests. It’s been 62 years since I passed through Tennessee. Keep on with this great videos and music. Very best regards, Chet
Very nice 👍
Nice.
THANKS!!! Did check out youtube! great video!!!
Awesome! Thank you!
absolutely love the drone shots......a nice long compilation video would be beautiful........always great background music......
David Dura thanks 👍
Very nice editing; music, drone footage and portions of you cutting and showing the wood. I like when videos are done to the point with not much side chatter that has little to nothing to do with the subject of the video. You’re video editing skills and saw milling are entertaining and educational. Thank you Nathan.
Nice Pine Nathan! I’m sure you’ll do it justice, just like your customers have with the furniture they’ve made. Just a thought mate that we’ll have all the rain you can send us here and you can have as much of our sunshine ☀️ as you want. 👍🏻🇦🇺
Kevin Dimond Thanks buddy
Very interesting pi2ece of pine Nathan Could be nice to use. Cheers, Don from South Australia.
You have got one hell of a place there! Love your channel and your work! Thanks for the beautiful and peaceful videos!
thanks, appreciate it,
another day of driving my Daisy and watching a journey through time with one of my favorite RUclips's channel.
Sounds like a good day Joe 👍
@@OutoftheWoods0623 these our my blessed days with my beautiful and wonderful wife. 😎🐾😇 we all reach a point in life where we can create priceless memories and be able to reflect back in time when those days our lost or gone...🤓 You have been blessed with an amazing son and a talent of recording those moments in time...😉 Thank you for sharing your journey and blessing...😇
Great video - love the drone shots.
thanks Daniel,
I like that Pine. It's beautiful. I had a big pine tree out in my yard that had a double top like that log did. It looked like two side by side Christmas trees 50ft in the air. I enjoyed that tree for years, then it broke off in a storm. 😢
Love the videos Nathan.👍
Thanks 👍👍
I love your videos brutha! They have a raw but simultaneously refined feel to them.
Thanks 👍👍👍
When a 35 year old white pine lost it's top in a storm my dad and I took it down for lumber but it took us 2 years to get them out of the woods. Nearly every board made is stained blue, and full of bug holes. Apparently both are desired.
Where I grew up, there was a mill that specialized in blue and buggy ponderosa with their furniture factory along side. Everyone in town had a bit of blue and buggy.
Huston - we have Splash Down !
That's nice pine!
Beautiful Pine Nathan and Many Thanks for the video, with beautiful drone shots of some beautiful land as well! I often use orange shellac on pine. You do have to work faster since it dries quickly and with experience you can get great results. Shellac, white or orange, really brings out the grain in all woods. There are tougher finishes of course for table tops and the like but shellac is very tough. That figured pine will make beautiful panels no doubt. And with some age and light exposer, it will turn a mellow and darker color. Myself and other OTW fans are looking forward to your barn and cabinets and more surprises in the logs you saw. Thanks Kindly and Love, Light and Peace to You and your Family! DaveyJO in Pa.
The intro drone footage... sublime! Looking forward to seeing the pine being turned into panels.
Thanks 👍
We’ve got forests full of blue-stained pine here in Colorado. When mountain pine beetles kill ponderosa pine trees, the wood is stained blue. That wood commands higher prices around here.
interesting, around here no one even knows about it,
That's going to make some nice cabinets.
Still have to make something with that wood I got from you when i was down there! Great looking boards!!
Love your videos, music and all! We have a lot of blue stain here in central British Columbia from the mountain pine beetle. Thank you for what you do.
Nathan that is some really nice looking Pine boards. If you do make cabinet doors from them can you imagine them oiled with BLO and then sprayed with poly. They would be striking to say the least but I'm a big fan of oiled finishes.
That's gonna be some good looking wood! I like pine myself.
Have a good Sunday bud
thanks Tim,
Buying 2x4's from lowes? Don't you have a sawmill??? Haha!
Yeah!! What's up with that? Love the music, sometimes I just close my eyes and listen to it. This is a very relaxing channel: please keep it up.
The grain by the crotch appears to have been hit with some kind of insect infection. I saw that once before many years ago. Because of the infection, the finished product will be beautiful. You're doing a very good communicating with the audience Nathan.
Thanks David. 👍👍
that wood make a nice blank
Agreed
Your drone pictures makes me want to see the Watauge area. Love the fact you do not focus any any particular species. My wife finds uses for it all. Be well god bless you and yours.
Thanks. Appreciate you watching
I just saw up Ceder all day, must be nice to do other woods
Chris Motherfucking Bling what type of Cedar?
Fall ridge does mainly pine, he is from GA
Nice pine . That would make pretty cabinets. Change music back to the banjo. 👍
Hi Nathan, nice to see the pine get the water treatment!! Very unusual to see crotch figure in pine!! That was some pitch pocket. How did the blade behave going through that? Nice to see Momma cat!! All the best Graham🇬🇧🇬🇧
Graham Allen thanks buddy
Even after drying, that looks like some heavy log!
agreed
I have to tell you, the opening shot, of the clouds playing in the hills, is so beautiful it chokes me up.
Anyway, it looked like the boards were splitting at the pitch pocket as they came off. We're you able to save them?
1) Are you able to get all those beautiful drone shots from your own property, or do you shoot from another/favorite spot?---2) From the beginning, I've always thought of that return device as the 'come hither paddle'!---3) That is one proud tree!
yes those are from behind my property actually,
thanks for watching!!
Expanding on the "Lowe's for 2x4s" comments: Isn't there enough wood in your initial cuts to get 1 or 2 boards for rough framing without having to go to the Forbidden Store? It's hard to tell how much is really there from the video, but I swear I've seen some pretty thick slab cutoffs. Surely you could have gotten some there.
Mate, i work in a call centre and live inner city. You make me wanna buy a diesel sawmill, park it in my driveway. Chris, Brisbane Australia.
Sounds like a plan 👍👍
That sure is some nice pine....I know you have talked about blue pine,but I forgot about the cause of it,can you enlightened me....have a great what is left of the weekend.
I am told it is a fungus in the Pine, about all I know about it, sure makes it look nice,
You have 2 by 4s out back :)
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Nathan, isn't it important to have a nice clean and square end grain for drying? That is what I have always heard anyway!
Almon Jacob it is not. All mine are sealed with anchor seal. No worries.
thanks for watching
Buy a bottle of brown Starbond C.A. glue used by Woodturners. Match the epoxy to that color and you will probably be happier with the results.
What’s the difference between blue pine and spalting?
Does your board return not have a motor that takes it up and down? My 40 super has a motor maybe they changed that.
it does not,
Great pine! Maybe, one of the reasons that the board return doesn't work all the time is just the friction of the board on the cant. Just a thought. Love the music, who does the preforming?
Chuck Morton - Out of the Woods has said in previous replies that he normally lists music when known in video description. You can download Apps that identify music/songs e.g. see beebom.com/what-song-is-this-apps-identify-songs/
Nice Pine, 80% of the timbers I mill are Eastern White Pine from my old growth forest along the St John River in NB Canada, some grow so big they don’t fit my mill Woodland HM126, maybe someday I will upgrade to something that will cut 36” or more. I love sawing pine when it’s frozen with a 7deg blade making beams and all dimensions of lumber. Thanks for sharing.
Still blows my mind that someone that has a $30000 saw mill is running to Lowe’s for 2x4s . 😉
30? try 50k 😀
I been looking at them myself and the one I would like is almost 30 . Not near what yours is but it was my base line . 😁 .
Consider the value of time and money involved in producing sawn lumber compared to the value of time and money to buy 2x4's. My guess is, Nathan is no idiot and finds it more cost effective to buy them. Besides, I'll wager he loves his family and makes the shoping experience a family adventure.
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It was 74° in charlotte
Wait...you BUY 2x4's at lowe's?
Hey man, is there any way you could start linking or listing you use for your vids? I love you work!
Why do you go to Lowes 2 x4 and not cut your own?
As cheap as they are. I can’t cut and dry them for that cheap
This is probably a goofy question and you may have already answered but does humidity affect the way the boards cut?
it does not,
Sir, some years ago Wooden Boat magazine had an information page telling of something which made sense but could never confirm. Trees drawing up moisture from the ground up the length of the trunk, apparently use ‘capillary’ action. This induces compressive load on the surrounding wood. They claim that a hardwood can withstand this pressure but softwoods cannot therefore they claimed the softwoods would draw up in managed stages to ease the loading. I have never noted evidence of this in lumber. Do you or any viewers know of this?
yes that is correct, why I seal the ends to reduce the massive moisture loss on end grain, prevents end chedking,
those boat builders really know their stuff!
Wondering how long it took to recover the cost of that mill?
Did I just hear that right? YOU epoxy on wood!? Never too late to...
You are going to buy 2x4’s ???
When you are sawing Pine, does it help anything or does it hurt anything to put a little bit of turpentine in your water to keep the sap off your blade?
I use Pine Sol
@@OutoftheWoods0623 Hmm, ok. That is a bit cheaper. I was asking because I'm working on getting a vertical bandsaw pretty soon and was thinking of the best way to keep the blade clean, what to use and not to. I'm learning. Thanks.
Pinesol and Dawn dish. Smells good too.
i wonder if that was stained how it would look then
Good question. Might try that
Why not make your own 2x 4's?
For the price of them I can not buy the logs/saw them and dry them that cheap,
What animal is at 13:00/ outside upper right side???
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Cat
Ate you trying to be funny, "going to Lowe's to get 2x4s" ? Lol I figured you would mill whatever you needed.
You got a saw mill cut your own 2/4 wood ?
I get 2x4 here for 2$ a piece, I cant saw and dry it that cheap, not even close,
What is that blue pine? A fungus or something?
Courtney Kachur fungus
I thought it was so funny when he said I need to go and get some more 2x4s, What???
Hi, You have a timber business and you're going to Lows to buy timber???. Why.
2$ a piece here for 2x4, I can not come close to sawing/drying it that cheap, and I need it today, not in a few weeks,
thanks for watching,
Now this is just me; but I would treat UGLY pitchfilled scar as if it were pith and get the pith out of there. You have some decent lumberon each side of it. Good luck with your plan, I look forward to seeing how that works. Your voice level is way lower than the music.
I like pine, but the blue staining isn't for me, and though I know it's from a fungal attack, it always looks artificial somehow....
You are buying 2x4's? Why? You have a mill....
It seems rather ironic that you have a sawmill and a drying kiln, yet you buy lumber from a retailer.
When I need 2x4s yes. I can’t cut and dry them as cheap as I can buy them.
Just a casual observation from a subscriber........ I like these videos, However, I would like to see 1 log = 1 video, no matter how long the video. For me, these 'partial' log videos are a bit disappointing. Just my thoughts, no dis-respect intended.
The log was finished in this video. At the end it shows the last few cuts.
Thanks for watching
@@OutoftheWoods0623 Yes sir, I am aware of this, there has been a few in the recent past that have taken 2 or more videos to finish, I had meant to comment during one of those but I did not, I clicked away too quickly.
Clicked away Not what I like to hear.
I will take your original comment and work on that. Appreciate the feedback
@@OutoftheWoods0623 I wait until the video was almost over, I have more respect for you than to click away after 1/3 of video has played. Sorry for any confusion Nathan.