IF YOU ARE LOOKING TO BUY A SAWMILL WATCH THIS VIDEO, WOOD-MIZER ACCUSET 2 AT WORK

[@OutoftheWoods0623]

Check out my Amazon Sawmill store to see/buy some of the tools used at the mill everyday www.amazon.com/shop/outofthewoods

[@wazirdadwoodsupplyersawald5310]

I was invited to Malaysia Expo in 2019 and I am very thankful for that invitation

[@daveyjoweaver5183]

I never get tired of watching that saw Nathan. Thanks Kindly! DaveyJO

[@Gtrlac43]

Your life is one of my retirement dreams. Congrats on getting to do what you love. Much respect! I'll be there one day with all the info you have given, and I won't be starting naively.

[@rickharsh7005]

I don't know why but your videos are satisfying to watch and calming.

[@TheMot616]

Love that split screen

[@TxStang]

That 1/2 board after drying and planning and sanding will make nice lumber for small projects like boxes and such

[@jwjco]

I own a woodmizer and it works real good . The mill i i purchased used so there were a few little minor parts i replaced just to dress it up a little . The people at woodmizer are good to deal with and decent all around from my dealings.

[@jerrylittle8922]

What Woodmizer did you buy used and year model?

[@jwjco]

@@jerrylittle8922 LT-28 And i believe its a 1995

[@jimmccarley3191]

I really do enjoy your films. The reason I dont ask a thousand questions is that I learn something almost every film I watch and sometimes a bunch of things on one film. I just wanted you to know the reason I am not asking you about everything. As much as I now know about sawmills there is still a world of stuff I dont. Thanks for your sharing this with us!

[@rickskirvin1419]

Looks good . That accuset is the way to go, I love mine.

[@richardsherrod8283]

I love your show man and your camera work is getting really good

[@retiringrenegade9874]

More great work from You Nathan! Enjoyed the editing with the dual video feeds! That 7/47 loves to cut! Keep up the great work Brother!

[@OutoftheWoods0623]

thanks!

[@retiringrenegade9874]

@@OutoftheWoods0623 Your Welcome Brother!

[@wazirdadwoodsupplyersawald5310]

I am the fan of wood mizer machinery

[@charleyandsarah]

Have you tried the pattern feature much? I rarely use the auto up/down, i find the pattern mode much easier. Also if you have to shut down the mill, you can get back to your location without having to set the blade on the old cut (sometimes overnight or something the timber can move)

[@OutoftheWoods0623]

just starting to learn that system now, lots of possibilities there, you decide to keep your 50?

[@charleyandsarah]

@@OutoftheWoods0623 its bittersweet, but someone just gave me a deposit, supposed to complete the sale end of the month. I've got a bit of stuff to wrap up in the next two weeks so Sarah is taking the opportunity to play cameraman...shes editing videos now, looking pretty sweet. She has a Canon 5D with some nice lenses, so its pretty crazy to see the picture quality shes able to get

[@johnsdsl]

Nice milling shed, but I'm wondering if it's pretty loud in there. The design looks like a there would be some loud acoustic regions.

[@disabledwoodworker]

Just curious @Out of the Woods what do you do with your scrap. I see some good stuff in those! Then again, I make teacher supplies from wood, nothing terribly large! I used to have a KZbin channel, @Peccys Place, so I can appreciate the amount of camera angles and editing you do!

[@robintaylor-mockingeemill8223]

Was wondering if you have tried using the pattern mode ? You can set your cant at the bottom setting and anything else. thickness wise you want above that . I find that The accuset features work best when they are all used together . Always love you videos . keep up the good work .

[@dennisworkmansr.714]

Just curious, the time on the video shows 11 minutes, how long did it take to make the video not counting the editing? I know you have to re position your camera setups. I do enjoy your videos.

[@OutoftheWoods0623]

about 2 hours, then 2 more for the edit, one log takes about 5 hours usually, lot of work to show what we do here, appreciate you watching,

[@dennisworkmansr.714]

@@OutoftheWoods0623 Thank you for your response, I used to be into photography and i can appreciate the work that goes into it

[@BillB23]

@@OutoftheWoods0623 Half a century ago I was heavily into B&W photography and can only imagine how much skull sweat you put into your constantly-raising-the-bar videos. Also anything that concerns shaping wood is therapeutic to the human soul. After all, our Savior was a carpenter. P.S. 6 views and 5 likes: not a bad start!

[@jimmccarley3191]

@@BillB23 I just cannot imagine anyone not liking these videos! Maybe some actress out in California?????

[@wesleyhayley3657]

nice lumber there nathan

[@chrisshumaker1659]

How is that Grizzly Planer with the cylinder head working out for ya?

[@chrisshumaker1659]

This new mill is pretty awesome, ole Corey that runs True South needs to dig up some of that rusty money he's squirreling away in the sandhills and get him something like this to up his production and maybe he would have some time to go deer hunting instead of pushing that sawmill of his.

[@mountainviewturning5319]

Great video 👍

[@jackmargason2594]

How do you handle the corner waste on the top board or two on the six inch cuts.

[@mykecollins3255]

What's the little saw blade for that runs along side the log? Relief cut? Thank you as always for sharing. Take care.

[@tonygrimes13]

Debarker.

[@benrudman3917]

If grade sawing, although more time involved, why not remove the pith? Have two separate cants then saw them together for the 1x6’s? Just curious. Great stuff as always Nathan the accuset 2 is 👍 -Ben

[@OutoftheWoods0623]

grade sawing is going for widest clearest boards possible, 1x6s or a particular board width are not even a consideration when sawing for grade, two separate cants also would create odd grain patterns and make for less quality of lumber, thanks for watching,

[@lindaforman6715]

You could have also set one of your pattern modes for 6" as your bottom board and the 1" as all other boards above and not have to go down to 6" then come back up with the auto up mode. I have also done it as you did.

[@elkskiutah8204]

Oh I forgot to ask. In that auto up did you enter the blade or cut thickness first? I saw it didnt go up 1" exactly.

[@ArrBee6]

Cheers

[@ericsapp6487]

Do you ever quarter saw live edge slabs?

[@OutoftheWoods0623]

nope,

[@barrysegal4964]

When you say 1" boards. Is it a true 1" or is actually like 3/4"

[@OutoftheWoods0623]

True

[@elkskiutah8204]

Why not cut them 1 1/8 so you didn't have so much waste slab on top? Could always run through planer after dry. Or did you need 1" for something?

[@jimdawn6]

must be belt driven blade?

[@prowled]

Man i swear, every time i look at you reving that engine i think it sure looks like it moves more and more at an angle. I would personally be very concerned that it one day just fell off. There is perhaps some method to why it moves, or has a lot of play in it, like that, but i sure would worry.

[@StephenKerwin-stevoz]

This was answered in the last video (or the second last). It moves to engage the clutch and start the blade turning.

[@lindaobrien7383]

What is slipping? Chet

[@bramklaassen3999]

Maybe its just me but that saw mill head shakes like crazy can not figure out how it cuts a straight board ?.in joy be safe😎

[@michaeltaylor6282]

I think the same

[@drunkenace73]

Great mill but that probably cost more than 40k