Cool video! We'll done crew.

Thank you for the help

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ANYONE WHO IS LOOKING FOR A NYLE 1200S KILN SYSTEM I HAVE 2 SYSTEMS COMPLETE WITH DUCT WORK LET ME KNOW IF ANYONE IS INTERESTED. THANKS

😂😂 love it

Thank you

Thought it was the kiln noise for a bit but then I realized it was the wheezing of your cameraman throughout.

My Nyle kiln I purchased them I 2000 I keep them maintained and especially I pay super attention to the coils inside the unit, the only problem I've had was an electrial storm cooking the unit, but work wise beautiful machine, I wouldn't mind having two of your systems.

Another job well done! Any obstacle can be overcome with the right knowledge and determination

Tyler thanks for the good all meat hands on video, nicely done. Have you ever used a wood fired Kiln ? I am currently building one using a 40’ conex and plan to burn slab wood. Thanks Tom~

That's easy to do in Alabama 😎 they hang on your every word here.....

Better you than me. Looks hairball I've seen two cranes flip on jobs I was on. I'll pass

Good thing you had an amazing crew that were able to do the walk that your mouth talked lol. We don’t back down from challenges

How much did u purchase the heater for? What’s the brand (specs?)

Is the system noisy?

Never seen one before 😂

Unless you get in mud at the bottom and get stuck.

Crypto Miner would be a good way to add heat and reduce your cost by earning crypto that you can sell for $$$.

God I love living in Chattanooga

I love this yeah

This is good advertising. Thank you

What’s the cost I have a small and your right about green lumber thanks

The best of both worlds. Just not together. Cool!

Anyone build a kiln with an outdoor wood boiler?

I noticed you're not using any vents. Have you noticed any issues with the kiln overheating? I'm currently in the process of constructing a kiln and I'm not sure if I need to vent it or not. It seems to be counterintuitive to install them after I've spent so much effort insulating and air sealing the chamber.

Thanks for the explanation. Like the wheels on the large doors. Smart idea.

Good work buddy

How many board feet can this hold?

Nice video. I just built one inside my shop. It’s 12’ long 5’ tall and 4’ wide. It’s not very big. Im having trouble finding a unit/set up like you have only cause mine is pretty small.

The guy filming....can't take his loud breathing much more!!

Nice video. Impressive setup.

Can you help me out in building one West Africa

You guys hiring?

Is the camera guy wearing scuba gear?

Thanks for sharing Tyler - excellent video and ideas. I have a regular 200 unit (still new in its box). Given your experience, do you recommend that I upgrade to the “M” model controller? Not even sure if they’d let me upgrade, and also not sure how important for me the extra probe capability would really be. We’re likely not going to do crazy commercial ongoing drying. I’ve got a TK-2000 mill and will likely focus mostly on hardwood slabs and boards for my own use. Let me know your thoughts, I sure appreciate it. Hey Bud, also what state are you located in?

I have a small 20x40 pole barn that is partially converted to a living space. There is no heater, but it has a 600cfm exhaust fan and it is fully insulated. Could I add a large fan and dry my lumber in it? I greatly appreciate any response🙏

There HAS to be a way to do this with wood scraps...? The amount of electricity needed seems like it would cut into your operating costs the same way selling green wood--would (See what I did there? lol). Am I crazy? How can one do this with wood scrap? or at least supplement the electricity required? Im late on this but....there has to be a way.

I'm thinking that a metal building with a black exterior would heat up very qnickly, expecially in the summer.

How do you stack the wood in the kilin ? Does it go on racks with tie downs to prevent warping or do you just stack on the floor and pile weight on top ?

Did you put vents inside yours and if you did where at?

What is the average running cost per month to run the kiln?

Please slow down, your going to kill the camera guy!

I see you had to extend your wiring harness too! Just now getting mine setup and hopefully get some lumber in it soon!

Tyler, what heater do you purchase? You mentioned adding a second one, did you buy the same? I sent you an email and would love to speak on the phone. We operate a sawmill out of Texas. Thanks for posting this video and showing the kiln building.

thanks that was a really good explanation .. wonder if house attic fans would be good at that heat .. the ones that vent the attic out.

Sincerely appreciate the walk through.

Do you have Darth Vader filming this ?

lol, your camera man sounds like he's about to die

In regards to your extra heater, when you dry say YB you want temperature to rise very slowly as to not darken or stain wood. If you heat up too quickly there is too much humidity to quickly....

TELL THE CAMERA MAN TO GO BLOW HIS NOSE loose weight or trim his nose hair man