A Great Choice for Rustic Wide Plank Flooring!

Today I showcase Eastern White Pine Tongue and Groove Wide Plank Flooring!
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[@WalkaboutMick67]

I have a cabin that needs new floor and that would be perfect, you have given me some ideas cheers.

[@hillcustomlumber]

Go for it!

[@dalerounds4036]

Very nice!. Have heard nothing but good about the Wood Mizer molding/planers.

[@jwswanboats]

I sure like mine

[@hillcustomlumber]

Good machines 👍🏻

[@jenniferwhite6089]

i have pine floors in my house more like plank boards with nails holding them down to turn out better them i thought i would have a bed and breakfast the guests are amazed by the floors and the old barn floor look has the appearance of the manure bath had change the wood stain to and brownness/gray color

[@Jackofalltradesmastersofnone]

Man not trying to get into your business but for my own information because I’m thinking about starting to do my own siding and flooring like you do. About how many bdft can you saw dry plain and make into flooring in a week. A easy week by yourself. I was thinking maybe 2,000bdft. And I know it’s going to take weeks to dry but to get a cycle going. Example I was planning to saw on Monday 2,000 feet Stack and let it dry one month Tuesday unload and load the kiln Straight rip and plan lumber on Tuesday and Wednesday and mold it as it’s needed. I was wondering if this sounds do able. I have several businesses and such so I know stuff comes up that’s why I have Thursday Friday open for sales and break downs and time off. Not saying those days will just be for that but for the time.

[@hillcustomlumber]

Yes that sounds like a plan on paper. However I’ve never been able to keep to a solid schedule like that. Between the Christmas Tree farm, retail customers, breakdowns, side projects my schedule is much more fluid. You’ll figure out your production rate as you go. I can tell you pine like this video I can run 1000sf from rough lumber to finished with my equipment. Hardwood I shoot for 50sf/hr. Average. A lot of it depends on width/grade of product. My numbers will be different than yours I’m sure.

[@Jays_traveled_roads]

Are the ends t&g also?

[@hillcustomlumber]

No I don’t endmatch(that’s what that is called.) I’ve never found it necessary and never had any negative reports from customers.