How Fast Can I Mill a Railroad Tie with Our New LT70 Woodmizer Sawmill (huh, who knew…)

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[@Michael_Midget1808]

Jade jumping rope while working awesome, you both rock, emerald your on 🔥

[@user-kg7co9vi5r]

Like keeping up with the new mill wasn't exercise enough.

[@Michael_Midget1808]

Right cut faster emerald jade needs more work to do 🔥

[@genefoster9770]

I cant believe that fancy new saw didnt come with a cup holder I think I would complain lol

[@dalestoner2928]

What ! No cup holder.

[@JayWye52]

just buy a magnetic cupholder. then you can move it where it suits you best.

[@larryperdue508]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@Tuscarora-Twigg]

It is pretty impressive though that the machine doesn't vibrate that coffee cup off the console.

[@JayWye52]

From a pic at the Woodmizer site,the console is on a pedestal,not mounted to the sawmill frame. So the operator can locate it where they want,as long as the cables reach.the cable looks to be pretty long.@@Tuscarora-Twigg

[@farmerboybill]

I bought a used LT 70 on an auction today. Going to get it Saturday morning. Pretty excited

[@scottsoper]

👍

[@TheYeti308]

Jade has handling those heavy ones down to a science , way to go . !

[@GRWINNER]

Old Oregon Woods guy here. Three suggestions, ring Barker, roller jacks, gloves and eye protection for Jade.

[@philipmichaud9529]

Well done ladies, GREAT VIDEO!!!👍👍👍

[@georgecrinnion2131]

Jade is good with that big red claw picking up the RR ties so I bet she is good at the claw arcade machines too! LOL

[@Merigold83]

Except, that those machines are rigged.

[@georgecrinnion2131]

@@Merigold83 I was joking.

[@Merigold83]

@@georgecrinnion2131 You know it. I know it. But how many others know it? 😉

[@piotrknapczyk103]

Piękny i wydajny trak taśmowy! Super.

[@richardherring8220]

the new mill brings SWAMPING to a new level !!

[@mindtekzone]

As a Videographer I love the increased color saturation you've added to your videos as of late. Always entertaining and professional, nice to see smart women.... keep safe.

[@davidnicholson9058]

Thanks!

[@tedheierman1181]

Jade is absolutely amazing!

[@jeremyhartman1225]

Lt70 in the title. Love the channel. 👍💯

[@blake86303]

You gals work well together.

[@petersicilian5669]

You ladies rock!! Love the show.

[@BearCreekWoodworking]

Double Production is AWESOME!!! 😃 And this is only day 5!!! 🤩🥳

[@BTWalsh55316]

sincerely appreciate your zero-waste strategy

[@anthonyricard7458]

Great job, that baby hums. Glad Jade can keep up effortlessly. Gonna need that cover before actual summer arrives up there. Hopefully Grandpa and Pop are working on the design. Thanks for sharing and have a great evening! TTFN

[@ronaldbrown7780]

I am thinking A Pole Barn Style Covering of The New Lt70 WoodMill. Quick / Easy.

[@scottsoper]

They need to get a final layout first. I do not think this should be the final layout. They need to get the flow connected to the rest of the jobs like the resaw and chop saw. Also I want to be sure not to overload Jade: so I want to see how her work load goes under a lot of different conditions. The RRTs went fantastic!!!

[@dennishinkle5010]

Between 3 and 4 minutes is good for only 5 days running. Your jacket boards even butt up to your edger. Excellent job ladies thank you for sharing.👍♥️♥️

[@stephen3727]

Awesome Mill Now that is pumping out some railroad ties

[@rexwoodall2179]

Bravo Em and Jade! Emerald you can rock the 70 and Jade can stay right with you! Your videos are produced well and I watch every one!!

[@tylamoreaux3486]

That new mill is cool

[@deniscarter6613]

Well done Emerald the LT70 is a big fast Deference

[@hermyelf]

U Gals Kick Butt! Job Well Done👍Sez the Old Carpenter 🔨😄Know talent when I see it

[@seandberg]

I love the way you say yard... Must be the penn state accent.

[@ivantaurua6735]

It’s a wonderful thing when a new generation of technology improves every single aspect of your daily lives 😊😊😊

[@joeromanak8797]

I’m impressed too. Great machine and great crew to run it. Love that new log deck. It makes your lives easier and speeds up production. If you ever had a big order with a deadline, and you put the camera away and ran full speed production, the finished production wagon would fill up even more amazingly quickly! YOU GOT THIS❗️🥸👍👀🪵✅

[@richardherring8220]

you have look at every log for the potential that it has to offer

[@dennisharte23]

I have not commented in a while but wanted to say that i have enjoyed watching the improvement in your presentation. You are so much more relaxed and SMOOTH. Also i still love seeing your hair light up in the sun. Regards from Florida

[@albertpetry7238]

Best beanie I've ever owned.

[@dandaniels4558]

Em is a speed demon 😮😂 Jade is a rope a dope jumper. 😂

[@olduhfguy]

You have to train your mind to think like those computers at the big sawmills that in a matter of seconds can decide the best way to cut a log for the best production and profit. I've watched your videos for awhile, and if anyone can do it you can. I can hear the 'wheels' turning as you pause between cuts. The hand/eye/brain combo is working, Go get 'em !

[@tedduke1699]

Like the credits today. Go Judah!

[@calvinsmart3471]

Jade,love the new videos.. Nice balance of milling and music.

[@Helmsburgsawmill]

I love making RR ties too

[@aresaurelian]

The LT70 is a great improvement. Loved this video. Thank you, wonderful people @Lumber Capital Log Yard.

[@terencetaylor4600]

Jade is a true professional.

[@BrexonX]

You 2 are absolute legends!

[@midnightmusicfanx36]

Jade/Emerald, You ladies never cease to amaze me. Keep up the great work and wonderful videos.

[@ronallen6578]

I use to run a 56" circle saw for a veneer mill.I remember in the beginning being so slow and unsure of every move I made. The sawyer that had taught me told me he was the same way when he started. Now I realize that I'm opening expensive veneer grade walnut and cherry logs. It doesnt matter. You take each log 1 at a time and if you're any good you make sure you get all you can out of each log. You only get 1 chance and then its gone. I guess I'm trying to say to take your time learning this new mill and its controls. It can definitely cut faster than you can move, so don't try. Your speed and ease of operation will progressively get quicker and more natural with time. Like in life, this isn't a sprint, it's a marathon and you're just getting started. You wouldn't want to tear something up on the mill or run the risk of hurting Jade or yourself. It'll come as already is. Doing a great job----both you ladies😊😊😊

[@greywolfwalking6359]

You 2 are getting very familiar with the mill!! Great job!! 🤙🐺🧙‍♂️🦊👍

[@mrvstop9267]

the 70 is a beast say nothing of the operator and swamper!!! awesome stuff girls.

[@yvesjolicoeur747]

pretty impressive, especially considering that this mill and automation is brand new to you. Great advertising for Woodmizer

[@PerspectiveEngineer]

Poor Jade... day will go by faster.

[@Andy-ib6xd]

I’m impressed too. You got more switches and the ties! You are competitive and are thinking about the usage and the most dollars per log. Now move the fire wood processor at the end of the LT 70’s table and have Jonah on the firewood machine. !

[@midgealoo]

i learn so much from your videos....

[@Guido_Sarducci007]

Il like the log rotator/ clamp section.

[@BillWestgate]

Wow you sure did a great job on that! You have a fantastic mindset( Time = Money )You will only get better as time goes on.

[@scottsoper]

👍

[@tomepperson7856]

Back in the day when it was just circular blade mills the heart of the tree was considered suitable for beams only since it was full of knots and liable to checking. To make four cuts making four thick slabs was normal. The slabs then went through a gang saw or back on the mill to make quarter sawn boards for flooring or furniture. T&G flooring was only two and a half or three inches wide at that time. The slabs were mostly clear wood and the hearts found a use. Glad your finger healed.

[@SouthCounty-mq9ew]

Now that's something to dance about!

[@EdwardRoderickMarks]

Emerald, jade looks a lot like her mother nice video guys

[@wallywood49]

Great job! I noticed this mill cuts in the opposite direction from the old one. That has got to be hard to adjust to, but you're doing it like it didn't matter at all. Good work!

[@robbrewer3861]

As I remember, the control station can be placed at either end [has a long cord] and there is a heated and cooled house for the operator available also

[@loucinci3922]

4 mins! Amazing! Way to go.

[@davidrussell9078]

Golf is muscle memory,consistent!You will get it.

[@AB-nu5we]

As I said on an earlier post about the new saw, the automated wood handling seems to make a real difference as well as the improved cutting speed.

[@raymondrobinson5251]

Jade is a very important partner in the production cycle! Teamwork in excellent condition!

[@mkllove]

Like your priorities Em, coffee at the ready... maybe get a magnetic cup holder for on top to hold 2 operator's cups ? You could take more sips of your coffee to allow Jade more jump-rope time if she wants ? Can't believe she has the energy for that while working so fast !

[@DHGo-ex7ns]

Excellent. the LT70 is a great addition to the process. Both of you are very efficient millers.

[@scotty12342]

Doin great! You two are fast learners!😊

[@michaelgallegos8811]

That machine is sweet guys right on it👏👐❤😃

[@ajosephbaumhauer4071]

If you go back and watch the old mill it’s like you filmed it in Slooow Moootion 😊

[@johnsprague7839]

Jade was jumping rope 😂❤

[@edclontz7113]

You ladies are awesome. Jade ❤

[@TheGrimReaper1]

You could make some flower boxes with those offcuts maybe. Do you creosote those railroad ties or railway sleepers as we call them All the best from England. Ps i thought between five and ten minutes on average per unit so i think you all did very well.

[@scottsoper]

LCLY Sells them and the company that buys them puts the creosote on them.

[@donwyates]

I'm impressed too! Fun to watch. Having been a woodworker, I'm just interested in how the milling gets done. As an old man, and father & grandfather of girls, I absolutely love seeing strong females get a job done with skills. Lastly, as just a man, y'all are SO easy on the eyes. 😊 Oh yeah, pretty impressive mill too - I would LOVE to operate one of those! I'm so jealous. 😊

[@richiefrizzell171]

Most of the larger mills have a re saw to work the slabs up. That’s a great mill y’all have. Love to see small businesses grow.

[@scottsoper]

Slabs and flitches are different. LCLY has a resaw for the flitches and can get more lumber out of those. The hardwood slabs get cut and split for firewood.

[@larryperdue508]

I think the new saw is cool because the controls are like that of heavy equipment like excavator,bulldozer etc 😊

[@jacklabloom635]

Jade kept up with no problem. Pretty impressive operation.

[@mellaughton8230]

It is wonderful to see the positive effect the LT70 has had thus far. Not a peavey in use, just that is a huge time and energy saver. This tool shows the potential to be congruent with all of your family's respect for the work, acceptance of responsibility/accountability, consident dedication to an enhanced work ethic, while being a good neighbor and wardens of the environment. You folks perform your roles flawlessly, speedy accurate protocols are being learned in a short bit of time. I may have missed the video if posted, what are the current plans to design/bulid an enclosure to cover the work area? Keep on keepin' on.

[@scottsoper]

Money may be a factor in putting a roof over it. However they got to get things settled down first.

[@mellaughton8230]

@scottsoper I hear that, just interested.

[@robintaylor-mockingeemill8223]

If you check out Helmsburg sawmill channel you may get an idea on a rack to off load the ties so jade doesn't have to start the log loader every time

[@scottsoper]

Are you talking about the chains the material lands on and moves away from the mill?

[@dalemerkley4531]

Years and years ago my family had a small mill, and a production logging operation. My dad called what you guys appropriately call flitches, weeney edged boards! LOL!

[@elzyjefferson354]

Ready to see u an Jada doing more cutting on new machine.... So sweet watching u two wrking that machine...

[@DickHowe-c5q]

You 2 are pretty and talented. You 2 are awesome!! Love the videos! I worked at a sawmill when I was younger, so I totally enjoy this!!

[@kevincorbin6273]

Over 180k and growing steady, well done!

[@jvebarnes]

Hi Emerald 3:18 was very impressive at that rate you will be able to re-tie the entire Pennsylvania railway😁. And Jade doing a fabulous job stacking and lifting while working out with the speed rope, spectacular. Have a great week both of you. 🙂 🌻🌻🧡

[@jonathanpritchett1002]

Great teamwork! Emerald you are a quick study!

[@HarryDavidson-n7k]

The team really glad about the new sawmill. Maybe it will justify the costs. The workplace is organized quite sensible. I wonder if the sawmill will rust without a roof, or if rainwater will freeze in the sawmill parts on cold days? This is a first time I see a jump rope here🙂.(Hi from Belarus. Harry Davidson).

[@taftamick54]

We want a short of Jade jump roping!! 😀

[@JayWye52]

I keep thinking of all those YT shuffle-dance videos....

[@markwhite6782]

I love RXR ties for landscaping but when the cost went to $29.99 per tie at Home Depot I backed away. I don't know how much they sell for in other places. Most of mine were bought for $12 about 10 years ago. Gee, imagine that, prices going up for everything.

[@kevintwiest9593]

Slabs should be flipped off the far side of the table into a cradle which can be emptied with the clam when it gets too full. We stacked the good boards at a right angle to table which made for an easy swing from the table to the stack. your second table (extension) should go away and the edger should be at the end of the catch table but just to Jades side of the table. the fitches can then be edged and the boards and edgings be pushed by the next and drop into a cradle to be sorted at the end of the day or every few hours.

[@scottsoper]

Clam? typo? I am glad this system works for you! The idea of the edgings dropping into a cradle gave me an idea but my idea won't work for this LT-70 any more than yours will. The second table is needed in my opinion because they have eleven different sizes of lumber for each log length. So we are short space as it is even without the edger up there. Feeding the edger at all puts Jade behind swamping this mill in my opinion. I am not sure that she can get the lumber off on the correct piles in time and sticker when needed. I do believe that modifying the outfeed of the mill with some hooks will allow Emerald to place the flitches close to the end of the roller table so they can just be pushed off into the infeed stack by the edger angled just a bit to go around the building.

[@NSResponder]

That claw has a stronger grip than I realized. Wouldn't have expected it to work without getting it under the tie.

[@silverstuff54]

You are really getting good at hosting the show.

[@dwightmcclung6138]

nice good work

[@bobbowers5708]

You will be a Master at the mill it just takes time I bet its a cleaner cut then the other mill 😁

[@stephenkennedy7931]

You ladies are killing it God Bless from your Canadian friend.

[@photorealm]

It is awesome to get a new doo dad that improves the quality of life. Until....... it becomes normal and that even bigger and better saw starts looking like a doable goal LOL Love these videos, very well done and fun to watch. Don't change a thing, you nailed it.

[@Zeke-yv3nw]

The mill is a game changer.

[@davidgraham8658]

Looks like a fun mill. I’ll be out your way in about a month pet sitting for a few weeks

[@seantice]

100% on point love this, how fast cn it actually go ?

[@ericvanvlandren8987]

I think one of the biggest time savers for you in this new set up is actually your log loader system. You guys sometimes spent a fair amount of time getting a fresh log up onto the mill bed. Now you just need a roof over that thing! And … a celebration dance for the new LT70?

[@anthonybasiliere9366]

I remember tie log grade logs as being good for either fire wood or tie logs. The logs that you are milling are dr definitely a cut above tie log grade. So good for you taking the extra time to get some nice clear hardwood.

[@ernestospadolesto8126]

The machine is damn fast, but Jade is faster. It's pretty impressive how quickly Emerald gets the LT 70 under control.

[@ljprep6250]

@LastNamefirst-wv7jj The operator would REALLY have to abuse the heck out of it to get it to do that, LNF. Wouldn't be purty. VBG

[@JayWye52]

younger folks grew up with computers and video games,unlike me. just look at how professional their videos turn out. (Jade and Emerald)

[@ronaldcrockett1174]

Lppppp

[@JayCollins2013]

Both ladies work hard like mom and dad

[@btrent9244]

Outstanding video. Quick cutting at its best. Thank you 👍🇺🇸🚜

[@normanmallory2055]

That was fast cutting , you are doing well for only 4-5 days on the new mill ! Well done !

[@group447]

What do you expect from a Ginger! Red hot and fast. Great job Emerald!

[@JJB.B]

Brilliant machine but please tell me your going to put it under cover before the elements destroy it especially the engine.brill video keep it up.

[@kroadie3936]

You develop a good technique,must be feeling very pleased with the results!

[@MrSTOUT73]

Is there any advantage to the cutting stroke being coming towards you as opposed to moving away?

[@iblkn2]

Using the grapple to unload is awesome!

[@zaynevanday142]

3:30 😂😂😂 who said that 😂😂😂