This video is amazing, it brought a smile to my face! 😊

goodnight I'm from Brazil and we are interested in building a band saw like yours but we are having difficulty finding where to buy these saws. Could you give me an email address or some contact information for someone you have for sale?

Love that Husky saw! I only use Husky xp saws myself. You and your dad should try running "Sugihara" bars, I think they are the best I have used to date and swear by them

Saw the bottom turner clearly a couple of times. Thank you. It must reduce the turning scarring when you only have to rotate the log 90 degrees. Look like you got a fair amount of clear oak. But that comes with cutting good logs, rather than butts and tops.

I hope this video serves a reminder that saws of any type are dangerous!

Keep up the good work.

Wow, scary stuff. I sub to you and Mark galecci. Vast difference. Your logs are round and free of bits sticking out, his logs are irregular shapes, bowed, tapered with bark. I enjoy the difference. Regards.

Great to see the cabin view. I’d love a rundown on how the controls work, and how you figure out dimensions so quickly

Interesting vantage point. If you aren't paying any attention to the carriage to the left and just focusing on the log, it almost appears that the log is stationary and everything to the right of it is in motion. 😂😂 I think the drone operator might be drunk. 😂 Great video.

Cool video 👍 I loved the camera angle

Where are logs checked for metal?. Ian I feel watching the blade and the lumber falling of is the best camera angle.

I can see my buddy Ryan in the background, thanks Ian, enjoy your time off.

I think a view taken from the drivers seat and all the things you consider when you get the log up there would be nice.

Watching that blade come close I wanted to lean away from it.

I feel like I'm going to lose my ear. Lol

Enjoy your break! Looking forward to seeing your new videos when you return.

Thanks for the video.

I am impressed by the invention of the two vertical blade system which increases the ability to mill larger diameter logs! The edger system is of course also a great productive process! Greetings from Scotland.

I really like this video. I’ve never been that close to the blade before. It’s almost scary to watch. Thanks very much for letting us view this old video. Take care God bless.✌️🇨🇦

Njoy the break ty nice views 😊

Good video, not done my nerves much good but I did think it's really really great. Have a good break.

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Good job bro! Thanks ! 👍👏👏

Just subbed and left comments love the channel. Please show more of loading out the finished lumber and stacking it. Love the channel so happy I found it.

I love seeing the dial setworks, my grandfather owned a sawmill and I would sit in his lap as a little boy and watch him move the dial hand. Best childhood memories was in a saw mill cab

I enjoyed your video, not sure it needs all of the commentary.

I worked a job back in the 1990s near there.its very steep ground in areas..1100 trees .the property joind the forrestry..200 acres no road frontage. Had 5 acre pond on it.with electricity ran but no buildings on it back then..i think it was 35 yrs ago..enjoy your awsome job young man. I sure miss the logging business..i rand a very nice 225d timberjack. It done a fine job in those hills.very fast little machine.

I’m curious about where the lasers are located. Great video as always.

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Improve your videos by not talking so much. Not everything needs editorializing.

When you were sawing the hard maple logs, I noticed that you managed counter-clockwise turns of the logs while on the carriage. Is there a turner on the carriage that does this or do you push the top of the log with the master dog?

Mate. I like your content but frightened off by your bleating apologies.

That's some nice clear lumber you are cutting there. I didn't see a lot of rot or cracks either. It must be a pleasure working nice timber like that. One thing I would like to see is a vertical laser line that is lined up with the saw blade.

Impressive!

First time seeing replacing the saws teeth, didn’t know they were replaceable.

2:49 Enjoy watching your mill, your setup by far is the most productive that I watch, really like your four blade system. I watch four other mills, they all have things I enjoy about them. Keep up the good work.

I am a lumber grader. I would like to see your greading operations.

a bigger band head rig make that log into cants in 5 minutes or less

As with any operation there is continuous cycle of cleaning and maintenance to be done, and it something that you don't need to apologize for. Excellent point of view angles by the way. Stay safe

Hi Ian. Another good video. Who manufactured your Sawmill? Are they still in business? Do you have any problems getting spare parts? Any information would be appreciated. I have never seen a Sawmill like this before...

This was my favorite video, thanks

Love that you change it up with perspectives. Also enjoy the explanations. Context makes things come alive. Not just some droning machine noise. I hear you talk about and do grade sawing but I never see that get to an actual separation by grade. It seems like the guys stack based on thickness, length and species or cants and ties. Maybe I'm missing something. Excellent video. Thanks

8:58 That’s what I like seeing, the whole operation.

awesome sawing ty sweet

Good video 👍 Nice to see a different perspective. Maybe a video with a head mounted camera so we can see sawing from your point of view?

What is your weekly production When cutting 5/4 oak and 4/4 poplar? 13:29

Inside the cab view is the worst view there is.....can hardly see the saw....if thats the view we are gonna get more of then i'll unsubscribe and go to other ones that have more sawing and less talking...

Love the setup. The trim saws look like they save time and reduce some rehandling. The top saw means not having to whittle big logs down.

This video is incredibly insightful and well-presented! Thank you for sharing this valuable information.

so cool nice ty