How Many Logs Can We Cut in a Day??

[@paulrambone6705]

You girls do a great job. Work, work, work.

[@bobwollard9105]

Emerald, that stack of new cut lumber is impressive! Well done ladies. God bless.

[@tudorwynphillips6458]

Cheers, and greetings from North Wales in the UK

[@jerrydemas2020]

We have a North Wales in S.E. Pennsylvania

[@timothyferrara891]

Great job ladies you ladies doing a good job keep doing it and your family keep it up

[@wilsard]

jade's slide guitar playing is getting a lot better. keep up the good work.

[@leesorenson6119]

Just finished putting a steel roof on my house. Long job by myself but today I am a happy man 😅

[@bodeensherman4999]

Looks nice and green in your area.... Spring has sprung I recon.....Thank You all.....

[@jeffloveless6536]

19 logs with everything else you all do it mighty good for a day's work. Hats off to you and your family for making it work. Be careful and stay safe

[@dieterkoch6563]

Great to see Jade doing her share! Always look forward to your uploads. Thanks.

[@Straight0uttaCrofton]

yeah Jade it's about time!???? / =

[@boogboog8097]

Maaan intros really getting great showing the work put into everything, thank you 💪

[@rexwoodall2179]

I would imagine even with lots of orders that “stuff” still has to be done. You ladies do have the best work ethic.

[@truepatriots3860]

My back hurts just watching this video .

[@Wesmancan]

Typical lazy American.

[@richardsevack]

You are very productive.... That's a lot of wood. 👍😁🇨🇦

[@mikemorgan4726]

Good job today everyone!!!

[@beeamerica5024]

You girls be knocking it out 😆😉🐝

[@allanhover5008]

137 thousand subscribers outstanding to you all

[@yeeeaaah6248]

Thats pretty awesome seeing you two gals running that heavy machinery. Kudos to you both!!!

[@benjamincresswell3713]

Hi Em. That was a very good idea to show how much you can mill in a day on a band sawmill. I've seen big old circular sawmills powered by a 200hp engine and frankly they take longer to do the initial set up and rotate of each log than to cut it up. Once they get it squared up, it's zip zip zip & that ones done. I've sorted lumber piles on the job site and I always wondered how much time it takes to mill up a pile big enough to build a 5,000 sq. foot house. So thank you for posting . ben/ michigan

[@stevejohnstonbaugh9171]

Blue sky and the hills of Pennsylvania greening up for the summer. Sure is a pretty sight 😊

[@dsmj7389]

Their business seems located in the middle of beautiful scenery for sure

[@AR15231]

Awesome productivity there Em

[@brucearney9536]

The green hills in the background look awesome !

[@gaiustacitus4242]

I love the t-shirt. That slogan should be proudly displayed by every person in the lumber and woodworking industries.

[@bruce1816]

19 logs is not to shabby !!! You two make a good team. I see Jade likes to run the log trailer?

[@Snarkapotamus]

North central PA going from brown to green! Loved late spring and fall in your area...remember it well as a boy!

[@rockman531]

Another great day ladies! Jim

[@paullapointe1266]

Love your videos, great production work. Miss Sammy.

[@brianjonker510]

The mill is the minor part of getting the work done. The big thing is handling all the materials. Is it possible to sticker directly off the mill to save one whole step?

[@lumbercapitallogyard]

No way

[@lumbercapitallogyard]

It’s way too far of a walk

[@richardorgan2024]

good days work for sure and other jobs besides i'm 59 been cutting firewood and logs since i been 16 and its awesome how you go about your day respect 👍

[@kevosims2012]

I would have thought the strap would be at bottom most or top...but no doubt you gals really put in a full day. Well done.

[@williamgibb5557]

You girls certainly made the work very enjoyable to watch! You proved that young people can and will work hard. Save some energy to spend time with the family and eat dinner.

[@ernestospadolesto8126]

That's a very good amount of clean cut boards - pretty ladies! Well, I don't always go to bed early...

[@cartercarter6126]

I agree with Steve T.... Safety first when attempting production goals. Monotonous functions are the enemy.

[@TreforTreforgan]

The hill looks nice and lush

[@bartmacaluso]

Always great seeing you all doing your thing, keep it up 😎👍

[@dugganwoodworks]

Lotta work. All looks perfect.

[@chrisp9975]

Your girls names are fitting, a couple of real gems 😃keep up the good work

[@maxchiecaroline6319]

Beautiful day, fun work i see ....♥️😊♥️

[@Steffo7505]

the dog at 4:30😅🤣

[@PerspectiveEngineer]

Thanks girls. You rock.

[@PerspectiveEngineer]

Again the cinematography is awesome you really do a good job at filming

[@MrRodrigomarcola]

Getting work done!

[@johnolynik9496]

Nice work and you have 1 million dollar view at your business I always like watching lumber get made I guess that's why I became a carpenter

[@bryansimon3206]

You’re killin it ladies

[@johnsandell4501]

Great production!

[@mikepetitt9624]

You guys need to give your selfs more credit! That’s a good amount of wood you processed especially with only 2 people! Amazing!

[@davidmajersky1969]

You girls rock.

[@gav3379]

Hey Em who's filming the shots while you and Jade are running the mill? Just curious. Great jobs girls!!

[@geraldhandy2589]

While one of them runs the mill, the other is recording. They also set the camera on a tripod to get video, that is when you will see them both at the same time.

[@christopherweise438]

I think boss lady is filming when both Jade and Em are on camera together. Just a guess, but that's what i think. Usually it's how Gerald described. One films while the other works.

[@jacobbarnes3739]

Another cool vid. Do a trailer back up competition that might be fun 😊

[@jamarie1972]

Impressive amount of timber cut/ lumber Great work ladies also a great video

[@56Spookdog]

From unloading the logs to stickering the lumber how dangerous is it from a 1 to 10 ten for the possibility being injured 10 being the most dangerous?

[@geraldhandy2589]

Good to see that great big smile at the end of the intro from one of the two most beautiful gems in Pennsylvania, (get it)? You did not say how long it took to get those logs milled but I remember from a past video you said you run the mill about five hours a day. By the way I have not forgotten to send something I said I was going to send, there has just been a few delays. Sorry. (Hope that was not a hospital bracelet on your wrist was why no Sunday review). Hope you all are well. DUM SPIRO SPERO

[@feelthebowes]

Hey there! Watching your videos relaxes me or helps me get back to sleep sometimes…Very soothing and satisfying for me! Do you guys kiln dry any of your lumber?

[@dennishinkle5010]

You did an excellent job. Taking into consideration all the variables it's a very good day. Keep up the good work. Excellent video ladies thank you.👍♥️♥️

[@stephenwilliams4118]

You guys work really hard and your Mom and Dad should be proud of the girls they've raised. Let's be honest, hard work never killed anyone and there is a tremendous satisfaction at the end of the day looking back and seeing what your efforts have accomplished. Kudos to you both ! 👋👋

[@johnaddis1022]

I would say y'all had a great day! Looks like you have a start on an extension roof over the mill control console Grandpa working on that? take care 🤠

[@michaelnelligan1214]

Always fun , I wonder if you guy's ever get ticks ?

[@Snarkapotamus]

That was a question I always wondered about the bossman. The area they're in has ticks, rattlesnakes and black bears. Considering how much time he spends in the woods...

[@rossrreyes]

Picture Perfect weather an green hills 🌞

[@jeffmccloud6825]

Got to love it..multi-tasking you go girls..❤

[@bushcraftjoe1]

Great jobs ladies

[@oleberg4196]

As always, good content. Have a great day.

[@rockandrattleretreat5830]

So how many board feet were cut? And how does that match up with the BF marked on the logs cut?

[@DaveCollierCamping]

Admire your work ethic

[@zippythechicken]

beautiful days lately.. would be nice if it was always like this

[@randyvoiles6579]

Nice work keep stepping and fetching 💪 💪

[@davecummings6170]

Would it make sense to keep tabs of the number of board feet of lumber produced?

[@dougalexander7204]

Prettiest sawyers in all the land. Your parents must be so proud of you ladies.

[@RichardCallander-v7u]

Hello, What if you sticker the boards after they have been cut while stacking them behind the saw. Elmers Wood Glue will hold the handles onto the planter boxes. One bottle will be enough for more than a dozen boxes. If you put glue onto one side of the handle and smoosh it onto the box and then attach it the way you always do with nails or wood screws. I will send a $100 if a handle loosens. Good Luck, thank you for all the wonderful videos. Richard Callander

[@bobcatwelder00]

the prettiest lumber jills ever

[@Moorocker]

can you do a video on how to square up your log when it is not straight to begin with

[@geraldhandy2589]

They did one that covers that recently - Full tutorial + tips on operating Woodmizer sawmills.

[@rodvaughan8628]

WOW yall are the best.❤

[@Ras7685]

So what do you consider a "Day " ? 8,10 or 12 hrs.

[@randydobson1863]

hello lumber capit its is randy and i like yours video is cool thanks friends randy

[@tomjohnson4922]

I was soooo close! I guessed twenty before I started watching. Good job

[@cartercarter6126]

Would there be any sense in cutting non immediate order lumber stock at 2x10. Then trim them to other dimensions when an order is placed?

[@scook5193]

I've been told with a similar saw, 2000-2500 b/f is a pretty good day for two people. Would you agree?

[@brianjonker510]

Thats a lot better way to measure how much got done.

[@larryw5429]

Get a Cleereman saw carriage mill and you could get 25,000 to 35,000 feet a day!! The mill down the road runs 2 older Cleereman and can cut 70,000 feet of hardwood if runs good! Usually get 50,000 feet in 2 and 3a flooring and pallet wood 4 quarter enough to fill dry kill with flooring stock on stickers in a day! They can haul some butt!

[@rtsp]

I miss a physical work these days 😔 Have a great day guys 😃

[@HarryDavidson-n7k]

I wonder what made Emererald laugh at the beginning of the video? And Jade as always seems to say - "I don't want to be filming, I just working".

[@dubya2514]

👌💪good job girls

[@gerrypowell2748]

Impressive👌

[@stevet8121]

Pretty good for a 2 man crew with all the extra stuff added on. Remember, safety first. If you get hurt the mill is down and that means 0 logs get cut.

[@Straight0uttaCrofton]

well yeah but it also means one of them got hurt / =

[@edwardmarks885]

Emerald in newfoundland 2x4 is actually 1and three quarters by 3 and 3 quarters

[@Wesmancan]

All these experts.

[@kc0lif]

em knows her stuff.

[@davidstewart5802]

A gentleman walks into a store to buy a saw. The store employee recommends to the customer a small entry level chainsaw insisting that it will make the man's job much easier. The customer is reluctant at first but upon being assured that anyone can use a chainsaw he decides to make the purchase. He took his new saw home and started cutting wood. But it took forever and was much slower than his trusty old hand saw. Irate, the man took his saw back to the store to complain to the employee about how bad it was. The employee checks the saw out briefly, sets it down and starts it right up. The customer was flabbergasted. "You mean it turns on and makes noise!"

[@johnaddis1022]

Har Har Har, thats a new spin on Jerry Clower's tales

[@bruceandresen1161]

What happened to the week in review for last week as a perk?

[@randybrowder5544]

Do you know your % overrun cutting 2” off Scribner Scale ?

[@kevinogracia1615]

Kickin".

[@majorbuzz]

Excuse me for asking, but I know what the numbers on the ends of the log represent. What do the different colors that you use to mark them mean? Thanks! ps Ever thought about using drone footage in your videos?

[@richardlevengood6065]

it's the bored feet of that log

[@majorbuzz]

@@richardlevengood6065 I know what the number on the ends denotes from watching an earlier video. Does the color designate the size range? Like for sorting purposes or for something like the log's length? Maybe the type of wood?

[@VTSteve]

What if you had some appropriately sized wheeled sleds that you could put the fresh cut lumber on and sticker it at the same time, I'd think that could save you a bunch of time, handle each board once instead of twice.

[@geraldhandy2589]

It is too far from the mill to the inventory piles for them to do that. Better to take it all there at once and both sticker it.

[@crusiethmaximuss]

[@arkansas1336]

19 logs is 18.75% above your average. I call that success!

[@rolandtinker734]

GOOD JOB HAVE A GREAT DAY EVERYONE ❤📹👍😉☕️?

[@BGWenterprises]

19 logs at an average of say 80bf per log scale = 1,520bf . Scribner scale is based on 1/4" teeth, you probably cut about 15/30% over scale, with a band mill with 1/8" or less kerf, For full size lumber. . Probaly near 100%+ more then scale. when you cut to standard size, or the specs of modern lumber sizes. . I know weyerhaeuser, can push 200% over scribner scale cutting dugfir out west. So say they pay us $4k, for a log load, they could be selling up to $12k from the same logs.

[@Stihl4life]

19 logs equals how many bdft?

[@guyewing1377]

More importantly, how much wood could a woodchuck chuck, if a woodchuck could chuck wood?

[@jojobeans64]

wow 19 sound's to me, good job

[@o0o-jd-o0o95]

I'd like to ask your mom and dad if they are ever going to do a master class on parenting. I know there are many many people in desperate need of such a class 😜

[@richardherring8220]

Size is always important

[@guermeisterdoodlebug7980]

4:22. Funny how your subject came and kneeled before you, was ignored, so decided to move out smartly.

[@tomtheplummer7322]

The days are longer this time of year....so a lot of logs. 😉😀