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- Опубликовано: 9 мар 2024
- Rain didn't keep me from Sawing the first of many Red Pine Logs on the Wood-Mizer LT-50 Sawmill, Looks like we will end up with around 9,000 Board Feet
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Good morning everyone!!
Thank goodness we’re back on daylight savings time. Woke up at 4:30 am instead of 3:30 am. Good times.
mike, I was born(1952) about same time,as that saw mill log. my birth occurred 10 months,after my father's return from korea,with his eighth purple heart award, his previous seven,awarded,in france & Germany.twenty three years later I served,in German,then korea,as an officer in the COLD WAR
like my FATHER BEFORE ME
Thank you for your service
My father was in the South Pacific during WW2 for the duration with a Purple Heart and silver star. He came home and never wanted to go camping, fishing or hunting as he said he never wanted to kill anything again.
"Like My Father Before Me", great line from The Night They Drove Old Dixie Down' by The Band. My dad was also in the pacific in WWII.
Kwan, the impressive part of our fathers was went they went through and never grumbled or looked for any pity for serving in conditions that were beyond human kind. He only mentioned that the Japanese were ruthless.
We built a building over 20 years ago with rough cut lumber. It was stained after it dried out and we have had to do zero maintenance to it.
One of my early carpenter job , 1972, was a lake house finished with red pine. Beautiful. We first covered the studs with 18# black roof paper. Then didn’t worry too much if a knot dried out and fell or a crack developed because the result was a black void. Great wind stop and good results with the rustic look.
The grand kids were here Saturday. Ages 10 to 14. I got the kx057 excavator out and the kids were able to pick up small pieces of fire wood with in 5 minutes of operating for the first time.
Morning David!
Mike here in the southeast there’s lumber companies such as Jordan Lumber who own massive amounts of land and predominantly all they grow is pine for lumber products. Most all homes nowadays are framed up in pine. Yeah it’s a softer wood and don’t hold up to weather untreated like Oak and other hardwoods. But it’s an excellent building lumber indoors or anything going to be covered. It’s also great building lumber for outdoors if its treated, painted or burned in the Japanese method of preservation. Have a good weekend Morgan’s 😁👍🏼
Good Morning Morgan Family 🌞- Have a Wonderful and Blessed Sunday 🤠
Good morning!
My trick to counting a log pile is to mark each log with a paint spot...seems to work good for me...really enjoy the videos and all your stories!
Good morning Morgan's from the Gulf Coast ! my dad work at a sawmill where I grew up .In the old days , they milled hardwood. In the early 70's ,they shut down the hardwood mill. When I graduated High School in 1972 , I worked there stacking green pine. The sawmill was buying green yellow pine, this is what we have down here ,from a local sawmill. The mill my dad worked at would resaw to length. It was stacked by what was called a separator which was ran by a chain and was about 300 ft long. A man would fed the lumber from the local sawmill onto a conveyer to a guy who ran the resaw. It was pedal operated with cables that would fling a saw up and cut the lumber. The lumber would be dripped in a solution that keep pest from ruining the lumber. From there ,it would go to a man ,who would load the lumber into separator according to the width and length. Once the lumber was stacked it was taken to waiting area where another guy would prepare the carts to pushed into a steam operated kiln for like a week . Some of the lumber would air dry for like 90 days. My dad always said the prettiest pine lumber was air dried.
There are a few things on my dream list, but those two truck loads of lumber would be right up there. A woodworker NEVER has enough lumber. I would love to turn my back yard into a giant lumber rack. I wonder if they make a lumber guard dog.
As a long haul truck driver started drinkind coffee in My 30s as long as it was all doctored up with sugar and cream.ILater on tried it black and was hooked.It's now a tradition. A cup of black coffee with a warm blueberry muffin and an ODM's video! If I needed an all night lift Me up to get accross I-80 a 16ozDier Pepsi setting on the floor next to the shifting lever to sip on was good for a couple states. You hit a gold mine with those pine logs.
I have a little spray bottle of diesel that I hit my saw blade with once in awhile. Great looking wood
Good Sunday morning to ya! Thank you for sharing and I loved the cross in the log, and the mug is a pretty orange...Have a blessed Sunday and week...Got to get use to the time change, again...Love Hugs Happiness and Prayers...💗😇🙏🏻
Had one sip of coffee when I was about five didn’t liked and at 66 haven’t had another sip since then. Nice looking wood but surprised that you left or didn’t cut that little rip piece off. The weather better start getting better soon because you got a lot of work ahead of you. Thought you liked that stain you used on the wood shed. Wish you and the gang a great day stay safe
Rough sawn on the inside will be difficult to keep clean. Pass it through a thickness planer first, you won’t regret it!
Love watching your shows I learn alot
Good morning Mike and all have a great day ya the rain was relentless yesterday in beaver county the house hippo don't like when she doesn't get her walks but hates the rain!.
That pine looks awesome!
Although it is still pretty cool, it looks like the rain has moved out and the sun has moved in for the next few days. And, i just got word that the turkeys are gobbling which to me means spring is just around the corner. Stay safe everybody
That orange mug is very nice.
Drank the occasional coffee when I was younger. Enlisted in the Navy where they work you like three rented mules when at sea. During a 5 month period the most uninterrupted sleep I had was 4.5 hours. I drank so much lousy coffee just to stay awake that when I got out of the suck I never drank coffee again.
Love the ev analogy
Even before you mentioned the mugs, I noticed the fire starter, mugs, and hat on the shelf in the background. Excellent product placement. Good job!
Nice editing!
Good morning from the mountains of WNC. I understand what you are saying about coffee. I am 70 and have never tasted coffee, nothing against it, just never had any desire to try it. Made it 7 decades without it….gonna check on out without it.
The outer slabs with the bark on that pine is uniform enough that they would make great garden beds. And you're right, that stuff is beautiful!
... nice and comfy burnt brick orange ..!
looking good!
You hit the nail on the head with the beams you can make.....great opportunity to try at a timber frame wood shed Mike!
Thank you, Mike.
Thanks for the Kabota Hometown proud info.
Drinking my local Community dark roast coffee watching Outdoors with the Morgans.
Drinking my Dark Chocolate Milk Watching OWTM’s 😁👍🏼
Sitting on the toilet and drinking some cheap K-Cup coffee…
Does that mean you are from New Orleans?
No, Zachary, Louisiana
👍🏻 Originally from Thibodaux. Living in Upstate South Carolina now.
Good morning from N.C. Currently sipping coffee from my new Outdoors With The Morgans Mug. Thanks so much. Appreciate all the awesome content.
I had a pond built back in 2000 and I cut 200 trees down that would have all been underwater. I had a friend bring his Wood Mizer Mill up and we cut 8500 board feet of wood. I still have 2500 boar foot in the barn. I got Basswood, Red Elm, Ash, Pin Oak, Hickory and One Walnut. It only cost me 13 cents a board foot to cut it all up. I drug the logs up with my old Massey Harris 101 Jr. tractor made in 1946. It took up two weekends working Fridays and Saturdays to get it all done. I like watching you cut lumber up.
Mike. so glad you were able to get something done after the rain. Its really hard to believe as I know I have heard you say before in other videos, yeah it rained all day yesterday and I am out here working today. Here in East Tennessee if it rained all day one day, we would need sunshine and maybe some wind and 3 days before we could even think about getting out a piece of power equipment unless you wanted to walk in mud everywhere. It takes days and days to dry out here when it rains. I guess that shale you guys have really makes a huge difference. We have Limestone everywhere in huge chunks so the water takes forever to go into the ground. I am kind of jealous as we know after a big rain, we are going to lose 3 or 4 days of work because of it. Have fun good sir. Saw that beautiful lumber rain or shine!!!!
Mike I see you still favor the finger,I still favor mine to.
Lost one and no more.
Nice job,have a great day .
Say hi to hunter,a really good person
Thanks for the music instead of chain saw noise.
Morning!
Good Morning!
Nice Vid!
GOOOOOOOD
SUNDAY MORNING EVERYONE!!…Mike you’ll be sawing that red pine for a year to get through all that 😂
I like the idea of the red pine tongue & groove inside the WV cabin. It is beautiful wood.
Missing Melissa & her smiling dimples popping up in the videos.
Until Tuesday…where I’ll be back in RI doing my side gig…
Have a day
HELLOOOO Hunter 😊
Hi Jack!
Happy Spring Forward Day, Jack!
@@johnsadler8637 clocks already set 😁
Wish they’d just keep it in place & stop the change for good
Great video!
h i up there lots of nice logs . great show , best to all , john
I always look forward to your broadcasts, and I'm never disappointed. Keep doing what you are doing!!
Safety around the log pile. There’s lots of unpredictable stored energy that can let loose and cause injuries…
HI Mike I ran the numbers on how much lumber you can get from 9000 board feet. That’s 30,830 2x4s 8 ft long! I used the dimensions for 2x4s that are actually 1.5x3.5 that are commonly sold in stores as 2x4s and that’s $106,980 if buying from a big box store. Also 9000 board ft is 13,209 4x4s 8 ft long! Using the 3.5x3.5 dimensions commonly sold in stores for 4x4s and that’s $182,548 if buying from a big box store. I recently got a small sawmill and have a video using it on my channel too. Money in the bank!
Along with everything I like about your channel, your music selection is amazing. ✅🎯
Lots of boards isn't it, you can do many things. I think your right, Mike, that red pine would look great in the Cabin rough sawn. I think you said, the kiln will be in in a month or so? If so you could air dry then kiln dry the siding, to finish it up, if you wanted. O btw, can you use red pine for pizza wood? We have Southern Yellow Pine, here in SE Texas and it isn't used for any type of fire wood or cooking. Just wondering about Red Pine. :)
1/2 inch here in Delaware.
Great beginning of your video!
Good morning Morgans and good people, we took a golf cart ride to Sombrero Beach for a nice walk this morning. It was 77° when I woke up at 5am.
Love the look you’ve achieved in the new building. Love the videos. Thanks for keeping up with regular content - I know it’s a full time job.
Orange mug for the win! Thanks for mentioning the Kubota grant program! That helps spread the good word and money in our communities! Looking for who might need help in our town now.
Happy Sunday!! Your Red Pine Logs look great ~
Here in Georgia, we use a lot of pine for flooring. It's really nice looking.
Good morning Morgans. Just a thought you may know someone local who could turn the straight boards into shiplap boards for you which would be excellent for walls at the cabin I think. Have a great day. Mike from Maine.
Good morning Mike
There is a app called counting things that works pretty good for counting the number of board when you have a stack or whole unit of lumber. It might be good for other thing also. You just take a picture and it counts it. It seems pretty accurate but when it really matters I still count them by hand. I really enjoy your channel and wish you and your family the best.
Good morning from Lone Grove Oklahoma, my friends .
Morning Mike,
Can you market the off cuts (to make the cants ,and yes, red pine and white pine have nice grain
Good morning Mike
I'm down in the lower 48,. Fl. to be exact. Yellow pines are everywhere here. Red pine not so much. I'll get to my point. I have a manual band mill and the sap really gums up the blade.
We are down here in cotton country and can get cotton spindle cleaner right readily. You don't need but a few ounces per tank full to keep it clean. ( Set the flo to just a dribble)
The problem with diesel fuel is it will ruin your band wheel tires (belts) not to mention the mess it makes.
I'm like you, do with this information what you will. Just putting it out there. Wish you and the family the best BTW
That is a nice load of logs.
Great video mike, the wood looked great
THANK YOU FOR THE VIDEO
Great to see the turkey and deer getting along
love the intro love it do that more often please
like the kubota grant program never owned or ran a kubota machine ive always run ford and JD the kubota mfg plant is just up the road from my house in gaiesville ga and have many friends who works there in mfg assembly and QC so its always neat to see thoes who like their machinery have a super week and stay blessed
Love the orange mug! You have a ton of milling to do!
Doug on my tool shed, I used Olympic oil base stain. Sprayed on heavy with a Warner electric paint gun. That was on T111 siding. I put that on in 1993. I am going to paint it again this year, but this Is the first time epainting since I built the shed.
Good morning Mike, a little snow here in Bluefield WV this morning. Have a great day!
You sure do have some lumber at hand to build the buildings you have planned to add. I am looking forward to watching all the exciting videos to come. Keep them coming. Stay safe
I wish we had turkey's up hear. They cant survive our harsh winters, same with pheasants . Nice to see them all feeding together.
My yellow pine in Florida isn't worth cutting with my bandmill. The blade wants to follow the soft wood around harder areas, so I get wavy boards no matter what I do. Live oak, on the other hand, cuts much easier than I expected, though it moves a lot when drying.
Good morning Mike . My son-in-law has a bandsaw mill similar to yours. He mixes simply green with water to keep his blade from gumming up . Seems to work well . Have a great day !
Mike if you don't drink coffee, are you a tea Man! .......Morning Mike from cloudy rainy and snowy Ontario..... winter may not be over!
Pete 🇨🇦
Stay dry and warm Pete
Morning Steve, will do... enjoy your Sunday...
Morning!
Did I miss the stone totals for last year?
Retired Marine, been tasting it for years, enjoy a couple every morning sometimes in the evening
I use pine sol in my woodland mills 130max and works amazing, keeps blades free of pitch
I am with you Mike no coffee for me either.
Just went to order orange mugs and it says sold out. I think that gray mug would be a great one for Concrete with the Hauses on it. i have both the green and the gray ones and love them. left my e-mail to be notified so hope to be able to order some soon. You look like you have tons of work lined up so hopefully your weather will be sunny and mild soon. Thanks for all your videos they all contain loads of interesting things and are well done.
I purchased the green mug , really nice quality.
I am with you on the coffee. Never drank it or alcohol.
That red pine will make some beautiful lumber. Great video.
Great video
For the orange mug you need a Dodge charge from the 1970's the year of the Duke of Hazard car.
I would start to possess all of the lumber instead of contracting it out to another business to do the inside of the cabin but have that business do all of the trees and build how you want on the inside of the cabin .
Although I know that you are going to do what you want to do!
In any case, enjoy what you are going to do this year, and great endeavor for the year.
Why not try some trapping this year down at the cabin for this year?
Sincerely!
R.S.V.
Don’t know what kiln you’re getting but I think you could kiln dry about a 1000 board foot a week . That would be a lot of kiln dried red pine. That would be a nice piece of change. Have a blessed day and keep up the good work
Those mugs look like they’d be great for soup and chili
Orange all the way, Mike!!!💪👍
I love my coffee. Been drinking it since it cost 10 cents a cup.
Will it be possible to see a tuto on how to operate the wood-mizer ? I saw some numbers on your dash like 15 1/8 and 14 1/16 but don't know what they mean.Nice mugs by the way, I love coffe.
Good morning all…got snow & wind right now in NE Ohio.
Good morning Morgan’s! ☕️🦌
Good Morning Mike some videos ago, you had an attachment for the front of skid steer. You used it to connect to the ball hitches on your machines. You never really showed it to us, could really use something like that to help me move machines in my yard. Really like to know brand and where you purchased it. Love videos been watching since video 100.
Hey Mike this has to do with your last video about the stickers. Did you ever think about doing multiple thicknesses? I mean you could do 1/4”,1/2,9/16,3/4 and 1” boards to get multiple sizes. I don’t know how wide your saw could go but think about how many stickers you could get. I don’t know how many stickers your saw can handle at one time. But you can build a box that can support your stickers and you can just slide them down and keep cutting. Just my thought thanks for listening.
I look forward to your video in morning, with my cup of coffee, I didn’t start drinking coffee till I was 42, love it. Guess the worse thing about it is the sugar.
NOT BIG ON COFFEE EITHER BUT LOVE A HOT CHOCOLATE NOW AND AGAIN 😉
Rough cut lumber I think looks just as good if not better especially in your cabin.
I like the orange mug best!.
Good morning Mike
I had just got back from a hurricane clean up and was hired to take down a bunch of pine trees inside a horse race track. I took the trees to a local sawmill. The job was a little over $300 (1981) and the lumber cost $300. The lumber to build my house was almost free. Have fun and stay!
Pretty much the same scenario with coffee and me. Tried it when I was a teenager, didn't think much of it, and haven't had a cup since. Many of my friends live on it. A little coffee ice cream once in awhile is about it for me. Tea is my hot drink choice.
What do you consider red pine? The most pines we have in VA we call Virginia Pine/Spruce Pine and then we have Loblolly Pine. One of the property’s I hunt has about 50 acres of Loblolly that are huge. It would take about 3 men to wrap arms all the way around them. Beautiful wood for sure!
That’s the species, Red Pine
I used to not like coffee till we bought some southern pecan coffee grounds in wears valley tenn. Good Stuff.