A beautiful day to run the SAWMILL!!! (White Oak CUSTOM order!!!)

[@BobCarlson]

I watched 5 minutes of national news and ran back to your channel to clear my head. My happiest days were when I lived on a FL ranch. Horses, oranges, and a big old tractor with a bush hog. Saw milling looks fun too.

[@charlietorborg8281]

Hello from Minnesota. Stearns county.. Center of the state.. Land of 10,000 lakes.. And thousands of swamps. We have the four seasons.. Yes.. 30 below zero.. Yes we can drive on the lakes. Two to three feet of ice.. Yep.. You two people were meant for each other.. The way you share the work.. From your videos .. Your together.. What ever it mite be.. Garden.. Now with the horses.. Sawing lumber.. Driving the tractors.. It’s so beautiful.. Saying goodbye.. Charlie.. I can’t wait for the next new video.. May God Bless., 27:44

[@MisterTee2010]

Radishes are my second favorite root vegetable. Potatoes are my first. Great video. Thank you for sharing. Love and God Bless. See Ya! 🤗💖🙏

[@wallacefarmandsawmill]

I (Tyler) agree with you on patatoes!

[@WSmith2024]

Mustard greens cooked down with some slab bacon and put over rice....yum yum. Louisiana delight.

[@wallacefarmandsawmill]

Agreed!

[@DennisHinkle]

Excellent work thank you for sharing.👍

[@stevenwiese8183]

Radishes are the best thing out of the garden !

[@charliesaul729]

Hi Tyler and Brit, Thanks so much for your videos! You have at least two things we don't have: Wind and an unlimited supply of 2x4s. Please put opposing diagonal (shear) bracing on the barn; Eight on the bottom and eight on the top!

[@rogerstepp3240]

All greens are delicious 😊

[@flyovernews22]

Watch and love all of your videos! Watched the one before this one a few times….. after seeing this comparison I think maybe Miss Brit is better at running the sawmill than you are :). Certainly your videos are really good when you are running the camera! Seriously though….you guys are a great young couple! Keep up the good work!

[@normrandle7640]

I love everything you do!

[@BruceTrent-pc7lh]

Awesome video 👍🇺🇸🚜

[@charlesbreitenbach508]

Radishes are the BEST!

[@joegentz4662]

Love radishes, just had them tonight. Love the video.

[@Jfishersawmill]

Great video

[@oldman9164]

they all look mouth watering...

[@panthergrowl12]

Very cute kitty!

[@dougwing6326]

We always dipped the radishes in a bowl of salt. Really improves the flavor. As a kid I used the 'red' salt that we fed to the cattle.

[@sidhall3981]

Love ur videos thank you

[@edwardroberts2997]

Hi KIDS, Just want you to know that I watch all of your videos

[@wallacefarmandsawmill]

Thanks for watching along!!!

[@TerryLay-sn9gg]

45% chance of rain means 55% chances it ain't gonna rain. Good luck buddy ,I can't remember how long it's been since we got rain over here in Central Arkansas.

[@Reallifeonthefarm-sf6el]

No rain here in October, got 10 inches from Helene but that was just run off and damaging

[@Ronald-hx6zn]

Here in North Carolina our best collards come from a hard frost.😊

[@buck-bc4cn]

I'm with you on that Warren Co.

[@Ronald-hx6zn]

@@buck-bc4cn Carteret Co

[@wallacefarmandsawmill]

Agree, we dont pick till we get a frost!

[@SlinkyHello1]

Love your content.

[@wallacefarmandsawmill]

Glad you enjoy it!

[@Woodruffsawmill]

Good Ole Hard White Oak. One tough cookie. Does a number on the blades.

[@wallacefarmandsawmill]

Yes it does! Not my fav to saw because of that!

[@MySORRELL]

THANKS!

[@wallacefarmandsawmill]

You're welcome!

[@keithmclennan3275]

nice white oak wish i had access to some of the fall down

[@jimfisher6942]

You are correct Mr.Wallace

[@PeterMcfarlane-l7v]

Hi guys,sprinkle the radishes salt they will taste great cheers folks xxxxx

[@wallacefarmandsawmill]

Thanks for the tip! Will give it a try!

[@lesthompson5907]

I like Swede & potatoes, I once ploughed with a Hoarse with a rid on the plough will you be doing that with your Pear. They are the right size for the job Les England

[@wallacefarmandsawmill]

We will be using them in all aspects of farming!

[@TubmansTv]

What a pretty lady

[@abelincoln95]

Brittney might need to try the longer log jack. "Mechanical Advantage", AKA "Leverage".

[@dirtycurty1202]

She needs to start using that bigger log jack that Tyler had

[@ericcartrette6118]

25:31 Oh thank goodness! I thought my tinnitus was flaring up really bad! 🤣 But seriously, great video. We could use a little rain in central NC. Hoping some good rains head your way soon. Oh, and I don't like radishes.

[@kennethsmith3625]

Another great video 👍🏻

[@wallacefarmandsawmill]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@joehuinker7009]

Love radish sandwiches w lots of butter

[@dirtycurty1202]

I live an hour north of Baton Rouge in a drought with burn bans and all and we are supposed to get 85% thunder storms on thursday

[@waynedavenport3919]

That’s a nice size white oak

[@kennethwaldron4226]

yes i did have them and they are good

[@dirtycurty1202]

I wish I could've got that large knot from that very first cut, I could've made a very nice bowl out of that piece

[@charlieslorenson1861]

Happy Halloween and Good morning from Kodiak Island Alaska again I really enjoy your videos 🎉 we only get to saw oak and cedar logs when washed up on our beaches ⛱

[@wallacefarmandsawmill]

I have seen where those wash up from rafts on videos! Very neat!

[@dennismutz8221]

Watch those mustard greens. Whatever you do, don't let them go to seed. You will never get rid of them. I planted some about six years ago. I have volunteers that come back every year since. Still eating them, but most get weeded out.

[@JamesHillwig]

I love radishes

[@WhiskeyDale]

a little radish sprinkled with salt..... tasty !

[@davidstoddard9160]

If you would raise those rails to an incline that would allow the log from the tractor loader to roll toward the sawmill much easier might help you having to less often use the manuel cantor

[@davidkettell1073]

I wondered when you were going to change that blade ,it was screaming for mercy . lol.

[@wallacefarmandsawmill]

Don’t take long in white oak.

[@tomblanton4726]

I personally like the French breakfast radish over all the different kinds. Just my opinion

[@m2rsvp]

Weather forecast is typically "local".

[@halbubba2749]

THANKS FOR SHARING. CURIOUS HOW LONG DOES IT TAKE TO SHARPEN THE SAWMILL BLADE ? REALLY ENJOY WATCHING THE DIVERSITY OF SAWMILLING, GARDEN AND THE HORSES. 👍👍👍

[@wallacefarmandsawmill]

Usually around 10 minutes with the sharpener we have.

[@halbubba2749]

COOL, THANKS SO MUCH FOR THE BLADE INFO KEEP UP THE GREAT JOB

[@richardspurlock8444]

I love mustard greens and turnip greens. Not so much collards.

[@wallacefarmandsawmill]

Collards probably have the most pungent taste.

[@charlesbreitenbach508]

Like watching our videos here in Southcentral Kansas.

[@wallacefarmandsawmill]

Thanks for watching!

[@charlietanner6211]

now is time to get on those radishes bigger is bitter i love turnips

[@oldspokes]

👍

[@lyleharkness-rv5vf]

You had me concerned on your second cut, you seemed to have stuttered as you advanced. Thought maybe you hit some metal. Saw that there wasn't any metal blueing though and you changed the blade shortly afterwards anyway. Good sawing 👍

[@lesthompson5907]

do you have a set of harrows that you can ride on or will you be buying them. or making your own . ? Les England

[@Ronald-hx6zn]

Brittany you aren't bigger than a minute, so I can see why tough to get that 1st log on the riser.😊

[@waynedavenport3919]

Hi guy ✌️. I’ll say Alest 14

[@jaybeliever1479]

A question: What in the world are you going to do with all those greens? From here, it looks like enough to go commercial. On the radishes - Cherry Bell are one of the best varieties I have found. Tyler - try a little salt on a wet radish - might make you a believer. Thanks for the videos. Almost forgot - where was your dust mask? You know that White Oak dust does to your throat.

[@jherndon2u]

Can't remember when I ate a radish, had them lots as a young'in on the 60's, always grew in the garden. They were about the only thing spicy us kids would eat. (We thought they were spicy anyway). Just wondering how many times can you sharpen the blade before it goes to the scrap metal pile?

[@wallacefarmandsawmill]

Usually 3-4 times. Sometimes as much as 6 times.

[@lesthompson5907]

This is my tail yes its the truth. When I was a lad back in the day in England, we owned our own smallholding. What is a smallholding, I hear you say? It's a farm of between 10 and 2 acres of land. Often, they would have a cow or two or goats for milk. We had one cow & 10 goats 60 ducks & 50 chickens. an award-winning Long Leave Boar Called King David & 4 Long Race Sows, I also had 20 rabbits of my own I raised for sail at the local market. for food. Game & to bring me a bit of pocket money on my own. We started with 10 agers But when my father passed on the family Demanded a shear off. what we left was some land was sold off To satisfy the greed & we were left with 3 Aces & some woodland they did not want the irony is we never farmed the land preppily. we could have made more of it but we did not. The irony is we lived off the grid. & had we sold the land we could have got the power up to the place But we did not. In 1952 they wanted 3000, ponds to bring the electricity up to the place, the land then went bring the money. But it did a lot later. Haha, ha, ha. If you tack anything from this story: - Never put off making your will. & prevent the Voucher's Gathering. Dad did not & we lost a lot. To be hornists we were Subsistent, framers Growing sufficient to feed ourselves & as Dad had Madrid Twice the Vouchers gathered when they found out he hadn't made a will. prestation is 90 % of the law in the UK so they couldn't kick us out & sell it off They would have done so if they got the chance, Probate sorted it out. {Yes Mack a will} We lived well & the surplus we would sell to make money to pay taxes & stuff. We grow Parsnip & Swede bet & yes radish to anything & everything we could sell chees, Butter then Mad jam damson & apricot jam. I work the local farms & Earn an income that way. The local farmers would pop in often to the farm & ask Dad if I was free for a day or week or two ploughing OR planting we had a Welsh pony stallion & mar we used for transport two & from the Village Odd framers would seek me out. Young strong & polit. In time I left the land It got sold off It fetched 90.000 I went into the army. I heard the sowdlis fetch over a million pounds later on. When I came out of the Army I went into the waste rubbish Biasness hearing out skips. I retired from Work in 2008. whit arthritis & A Torn HI 'otter. My son does the skips & he holds my will LOL I have, Not done too badly For a chap who couldn't read or right. when I left school. LOL, I suffer from "Dyslexia" That's Another thing get yourself a clever working wife. there worth the what in gold & {Treat Her Right}. Jan & les England 💖💖💖💖 PS, love your channel I often visit Gridlessness. Canada they hunt more than I did but that's how we lived Butt none of the technical stuff A Wood gas generator, was what we used. my Dads from the war. & a win's powered Mill for charging batteries . that rusted away at the end HA HA HA. LOL Good wife to educate the kid's worth her Wight in gold son.

[@shawnbushey7514]

Try a little sea salt on your radish.

[@jbbrown7907]

I just grow radishes as a cover crop Not to eat.

[@mcsawmill]

Do you burn thru blades sawing white oak? White oak dulls my blade faster than even hickory.

[@Mr9501]

I live in northern Ohio and I’ve never been down south before…. I notice your sawmill and other equipment is pretty much out in the open except for the roof….doesn’t the weather hurt the equipment any?

[@wallacefarmandsawmill]

Nope. Only thing we have out in the open is the tractor. Might build it a home one day.

[@williamhill9432]

I know that when you bought the LT 40 it didn’t come with a de-barker, have you thought about buying one from Woodmizer and installing it yourself? It may not be worth it but I thought I’d ask.

[@wallacefarmandsawmill]

Probably wont add one to this sawmill. If anything we will be looking to get a different sawmill in the future.

[@anthonydevaughn1287]

we have several roosters we do not need and would be happy to donate to a good home ,i will talk with my wife and get her to decide on the ones she wants to keep . i might be able to deliver if i can find a free day . i live in meridian and went golden triangle voc tech back in 80s.just let me know.

[@wallacefarmandsawmill]

Shoot us an email!

[@anthonydevaughn1287]

@@wallacefarmandsawmill whats your email ?

[@anthonydevaughn1287]

@@wallacefarmandsawmill i tried to ,i sent you a pm with my phone number.

[@timscartoys9321]

Thinning radishes by eating the ones that are that size is getting to eat them when they are the sweetest and never woody!!!

[@wilmamcdermott3065]

Some people like to play on words and use them against you lol

[@exotictones1054]

12 boards.you don't need a rooster for eggs only for chicks.

[@christownsend1747]

This does not mean that 45% of the area will be covered in rain, but rather that there is a 45% chance of rain at any given spot in the forecast areaA "45% chance of rain" means that there is a 45% probability that any given point within the forecast area will receive at least a measurable amount of rain (typically defined as 0.01 inches) during the specified time period; essentially, it indicates a moderate chance of rain, where there's a slightly higher likelihood of rain occurring than not according to Google

[@kennethhockey2598]

13 boards 🤔🙂

[@melkingrealestate]

45% of the weather apps coverage will get rain.

[@PaulChristiansen-mq2wb]

12

[@TerryLay-sn9gg]

I guessed 12 as well

[@exotictones1054]

The deer eat all my greens without electric fence.

[@JamesSmith-jr2rc]

Approximately how many times can you sharpen the saw blade before it needs replacing?

[@kennethwaldron4226]

10

[@shermanpetersen3065]

How long does it take to sharpen the blade & how many sharpening’s can you do to a blade ?

[@wallacefarmandsawmill]

10 min to sharpen. 3-4 avg sharpenings.

[@travismolly4654]

What state are we watching 👀 from

[@eldonjenkins551]

People who product the weather just guess and hope they are right. I was always told A 45% chance of rain some where in the world

[@shermanpetersen3065]

How do you know the log is level dose the wood-mizer k ow or do you have to put a level to it?

[@wallacefarmandsawmill]

Experience. Never use anything but my eye.

[@alangardeski3199]

Just a question. You finished with a 14x8 inch cant. Could you have made that a 6x16 inch cant? That would have yielded 6 boards in the fattest part of the log with possibly 9 flitches to yield 15 total?!? Just guessing

[@davidelliott4582]

Where is your mask. Take it from a retired auto body technician. Ware a mask please. Love your channel

[@tombeasley1943]

How about telling us about the blade you use? Length, Width, Tooth count you use?

[@wallacefarmandsawmill]

Woodmizer Double hard 10 degree

[@paul-k4q8w]

12 foot

[@rexwoodall2179]

Wonder if those were standing dead?

[@derekhightower1903]

13

[@cliffordallen8459]

15

[@claytonsibley8179]

that is a 55% chance that it will not rain 🤔

[@Jim-fr3gr]

Is it hard to keep the deer out.

[@gerry343]

I hope the guys working that squealing machine all have ear defenders. It sounds bad at the sawmill, close to it would drive you crazy!

[@wallacefarmandsawmill]

My thoughts exactly!

[@mike-z9p3k]

What happened to the tomatoes?

[@rexwoodall2179]

Do you have blades with different teeth per inch?

[@KeithSizemore]

🐎🍅🧄🥦🍎🪚

[@timothyfinch9340]

New to this, but how do I send to you 🤔

[@wallacefarmandsawmill]

Links in the video description!

[@alangardeski3199]

14?

[@vincentdemilio7932]

spend some time cleaning you nice saw mill and work sited it would look a lot better sorry I am compulsives excessive cant help it

[@AssemblyNotRequired]

I really would like to support you guys, but patreon makes it so confusingly difficult that after 15 min of undecipherable pictographs back and forth round and about I threw in the towel. I wonder what it would be like trying to send you guys some serious funds.

[@wallacefarmandsawmill]

You can support us through our PayPal account as well. Just look in the description box under the video!

[@wallacefarmandsawmill]

paypal.me/WallaceFarmandSawmil?country.x=US&locale.x=en_US

[@JamesHillwig]

Im.glad I'm not your rooster I'm 61 a d Rome my foot

[@Forest_Actual]

Radishes 🤢🤮