Awesome video would like to see a bit of the edger though

Omg❤

I've done the tour...it's amazing. The log pond, the steam driven planer. Unbelievable, but you have to see the picnic table (located just down the road). One piece of wood. 84' long, 4' wide and 4' thick. I also went to Seneca Lumber mill the same day. Seneca has one of the most modern facilities in the world. Night and day difference, but loved the charm of Hull Oakes!

I was in a saw mill. When the blade is snapping, it collapses into a basketball size. So dangerous…

As a Faller of over 30 years experience in the Western United States and Pacific Northwest and Coastal British Columbia....I have always loved going to the mill to see how they process the logs we fall for lumber and other things....paper or pulp mills, composite mills , etc. but my favorite is just plain old lumber mills like this where they are making board feet of all size slabs. Some of those first cants would make gorgeous live edge like counter tops or breakfast bar tops or bar tops....

Amazing content! Keep up the great work!"

This channel deserves so much more attention. Great job!"

Learned a lot of useful knowledge, thank you so much!"

Is that Hull-Oakes?

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Since most Old Growth is gone there are very few Mills left that can handle this size of Log. Is this Mill in Canada, there is still some Old Growth being Logged up there.?

8 foot headrig ?

gun barrel perfect

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WOW Thats a huge log . COOL

My house was bulit with # 1 select Douglas fir.

What an impressive feat! Handling a 60 ft Dougfir is no small task.

This method seems inefficient, why not have 2 saw blades because your wasting time with a 60 ft log has to travel back without anything being cut !

Where is this Mill ?

There goes the old growth forests and all the life they support

Ich habe viele Jahre im Sägewerk gearbeitet !!!! Es war die schönste Zeit meines Lebens, auch wenn die Arbeit gefährlich und hart war !!! Wenn ich heute in meiner kleinen Werkstatt Kiefernholz bearbeite dann bin ich wieder 40 Jahre jünger und wieder im Sägewerk wo ich vor 47 Jahren meine Arbeit als Sägewerker begannn !!!! Schöne Erinnerungen an eine lange zurück liegende Zeit Aber mein Herz schlägt immer noch etwas lauter wenn ich den Menschen bei dieser Arbeit zusehen kann !!!! Vielen lieben Dank für diesen Film !!!! Aber mein Herz schlägt für die Leute die dort arbeiten und natürlich für den wunderbaren Werkstoff "Holz"!!!!!! Viele Grüße aus Deutschland ( Westerwald) !!!!👏👏👏👏👏👍👍👍👍👍

Trying to figure out how u got 60 ft to town?

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Verry good

Just hope people in the past and now are replanting these magnificent trees.

这个企业很现代化，视频做的很好，发扬光大。❤❤❤

I’ld hate to be pulling those timbers off the green chain! 4x12x24 was the longest I pulled in the 70’s. When they had a translucent look to them, you knew they were fkn HEAVY!😮

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loved watchin where my favorite framing lumber comes from

Worked in the mill 50 years never seen such shitty work. What the hell is the matter with you people. Just kidding.😂

Dangerous work.

I put a few of those on the truck. Oregon Forester.

Expensive tree right there

Gdyby to drewno mogło przemówić, to usłyszelibyście co nieco 😢

wow!

Amazing! Watching the whole sawmill process is fascinating. The technique used to cut the logs is top-tier. I learned something new today about sawmilling. Excited for more sawmill-related content. Keep up the great work!

60 feet? NEVER!

What’s the name of the sawmill if I’m interested in buying some wood?

Accidents there must be devastating

I’m surprised some strong independent woman who doesn’t need a man isn’t doing this job ! Come on girls step up!!

Awesome video

My dad has worked in a mill his whole life in northern Idaho

looks good

😅😅😅na und. Das war vor 30 Jahren mal aktuell. Heute gibt es KVH. Lamellenholz oder Brettschichtleimbinder. Alle technisch getrocknet und formstabil!!!👎👎🇩🇪

so powerful and beautiful

wow

That man tailing the saw is earning his paycheque for sure

Is this Hull Oakes?

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