Installing a well today! And running the LT40 Woodmizer

[@craigsudman4556]

Oh Emerald I laughed so hard when you commented on Mondays. I've been working for 47 years and just retire one or two years ago. Now Mondays are just another day that I can go and do something I want to do. Great video thumbs up kid.

[@peterohmart5954]

Monday is great! There is a saying I was taught as a child, ""so goes Monday, so goes the week". My mom used to tell me that if you focused on something good that happened on Monday no matter how small it was, mama you would have a great week. If you chose to focus on all the things that are negative about Monday there's about Monday, you're weak was going to go to h*** in a handbasket on a high speed train going downhill. In other words it was going to be a very bad week. So always think I'm a positive even though it is on Monday, it was still a good week

[@JT_70]

I love the end when Jade looked into the truck window and smiled.

[@dejavu666wampas9]

Can we all just admire how perfect the Boss Lady is? No wonder her crew is the prettiest crew on line.

[@charliesmith8656]

Hay now...2:22 is that drawing the handy work of lil brother 🖐😜😎🍵🍶

[@budwilliams6590]

Monday is the best day of the week. Everyone else is in a bad mood because it is Monday and that makes it the best time to MESS with them. Everyone is more easily triggered on Monday.

[@bobmoore5242]

I am not a doctor and not qualified to give medical advice, but a colloidal silver spray to my eyes gives me lots of relief.

[@jakezgab8576]

Just so u know, u have a very nice office view, and fresh air. Blessed in so many different ways

[@candesearl]

Amen! Being content even through the hard times means that we have not done it enough. Well done Emerald! This is great character building time. One question to ask yourself is what distinguishes Monday from any other day of the week? Attitude is everything. Keep up the good work! 🙂

[@kusheen...]

Hard working men and women, young, old, and in-between. Looks like a lovely community you all have there.

[@idman92]

Your sister has a hearty smile

[@MrDbone75]

A very good Tuesday morning to you all from Wellington Somerset in the UK

[@billyshumate853]

Wind and sawdust don't mix. Your sister loves giving you a hard time 😂😂. Take care and have a blessed day and I'll see you on your next vidja.

[@d.t.4523]

One seventh of your life will be Mondays. Coffee helps. Espresso works for me. Maybe a donut too! Good luck. 👍

[@beardy4831]

In the air, in your face, .... in your lungs. A simple cloth neck gator thing to wear as a dust mask helps. You won't think there's enough to worry about til you look at the mask and the end of a day where you've been breathing through it and then see the pile of crude that you'd otherwise been breathing. Ya'll shovel enough sawdust from the same spot, to the same spot, that it would seem worthwhile to figure out a better way to handle it. Simple conveyor belt maybe. Even if it was a handle cranked one it'd beat shoveling.

[@robertkeime4907]

Great business, great people, great Americans

[@glenchristensen3689]

you girls are awesome, wish more younger people had the get up and go as your family has. I have a LT40, fully automatic coming my way and watching you running it has helped me get an understanding on cutting. you and your family are great and i continue to watch. Thank you for sharing part of your life with us.

[@michaelguerin56]

Safe-eyes, invented and originally made about an hour and a half from where I live in NZ, are also a good option for eye protection from sawdust. They are now made in Hong Kong, presumably for worldwide export viability. Blackened metal mesh panels mounted in black rubber. No issues with misting, even in 100% humidity. There is a fine mesh version which I bought for ripping timber on our large and small bench saws but I use the standard mesh version when operating a chainsaw for pruning or firewood cutting; and dismantling/felling trees on our house construction sites. They make you look like ‘The Fly’ BUT eyesight is more important than momentary vanity.

[@Snarkapotamus]

Amen!

[@erichk1674]

Not to be creepy . You have beautiful eyes 👀. There’s your complement for the day ! Great videos too.

[@Whipkick2]

I love the video's, watching on the otherside of the Atlantic, means this is my night time story each evening.

[@johnjaworski2966]

Stay strong. You are doing a fine job. Sounds like you need a little feedback from people down the line to know how important you are..😊

[@farmerbob728]

Nice video...You have great parents that have a nice work ethic. Not very moms will run a grapple and chain saw...Keep up the great 👍 videos..

[@alanswift8805]

Hi Emerald I just wanted to you do a great job in the log yard. Or should I say you and your family are doing a great job in the log yard. Sawdust can be a nuisance, I work in a lumber mill a few years back and I definitely know how it feels when you get sawdust in your eyes. Not a good feeling. You and the crew keep up the good work. Love your videos and your content. It's a pleasure to watch a family work together and get along so well. It up the good work and keep up with the videos. And be blessed that you are keeping busy and out of trouble.

[@jbbrown7907]

Great ending!

[@optimoprimo132]

Good job! I catch your drift for sure. On those cool windy days when the sawdust gets everywhere just think it is better than those hot sweaty days with hordes of insects and sawdust on top of that. I guess sawdust isn't just man glitter anymore. Love your family's hard work and your sister's photo bombs! 👍✌🙏

[@AR15231]

You need to get MX goggles that vent well to reduce fogging, their designed to keep dirt out, or a wraparound face shield used in conjunction with sunglasses. You don’t have to wear it all the time, just when you need to. You have to protect those Icey wolf eyes of yours Em.

[@michaelguerin56]

I second that. Back in the late 1980s our RNZE plant operators were issued with off-road motorbike goggles whilst working on the Argo Road in the Army Training Group (ATG) area, Waiouru, New Zealand. It gets pretty dry and dusty at 3-4,000 feet of altitude in the back of the training area, especially during the summer. You also get a better view of the wild horses during your lunch break if you are not busily trying to get dust and grit out of your eyes. Goggles that fog up are goggles that will not be protecting your eyes when you need them.

[@godetonter4764]

@@michaelguerin56 Cold icey Wolf eyes??? Please explain what exactly that means

[@michaelguerin56]

@@godetonter4764 It was AR15231 who made that comment.

[@godetonter4764]

@@michaelguerin56 it's kinda weird and creepy.

[@godetonter4764]

@@michaelguerin56 it's obvious that some people watch these videos for the wrong reasons

[@alongdecember2626]

Jade, you are such a rock star. All business when on the mill and a jokester off the mill. You go girl !!

[@bullzye101]

hello from Australia ..its very very interesting life you lead "respect" and i luv how you talk about what your doing there cool stuff ....and it looks like so beautiful part of the world there as well ... big thumbs up

[@mitchparnell7070]

I remember those Monday's. I feel your pain! The Boss Lady is hard at it too! Bucking rounds and running the grapple. Boss Man hauling lumber. Jade making hard work look, well hard! Judah, being Judah LOL! and Emerald the glue that holds it all together.

[@jraltwies]

You've really found your video vibe. Keep it up

[@bobbygreen2291]

These two girls are extremely beautiful,,both of them ,,i had to watch several videos before I could see their faces up close but when I did , I was shocked at how beautiful they both are.

[@williamscott4889]

I love your show as you are doing what has to be done and I love fresh cut wood and grass!!.. A suggestion for your LT 40,, move it out enough so that the tractor bucket can get in and scoop out the saw dust. A 4 ft knee wall at one end will permit the tractor to scoop out the row of saw dust.

[@stevenfenton8137]

EMERALD everyone in Australia is behind your KZbin channel cheers Steve from Mirboo

[@slingerland3g]

lol, I need some of that saw dust for composting! From the comments, yeah many uses for raw saw dust with no chemicals.

[@martinengelbrecht5384]

Loving on the music

[@danielmiddleton8173]

A lot of iron in that water. Just a suggestion to add more equipment.. You should invest in a hay bale conveyer used to send bales into a barn loft. Laid flat with extended walls it could catch the sawdust. You would just have to haul it out to your dump site, turn it on and let it cycle out the sawdust. It'd save the time and hassle of shoveling then dumping. A thought, but looks like it'd be a tight squeeze for your setup.

[@dreally7029]

_ Can I just admire Terri???? For the record, I think you do a great job with narration and video.

[@nickjansen1320]

You’re having a bad Monday! At least it was nice out. Keep up the hard work!

[@WardDorrity]

We lucked out with a water table at 55' and a well depth of 75'. Water is cool, clear and almost sediment free.

[@WCGore]

Good post! Nice to see you “lighten up!”👀😜

[@billsandrelli957]

Love your new Videos every day.

[@Alan_Hans__]

Your mum is still trying to burn that stump out :O . Putting a 44 gallon (55 US gallon) drum over the stump is the best way that I found to burn them out. Ideally dig a bit of dirt out under the side so that it draws air down low like a rocket stove or a Swedish fire log.

[@bigrigger5617]

Love the daily updates

[@berniepenner3352]

You need a long trough with an auger to move the saw dust to a bin which can be moved with a fork lift or a front end loader. Ski Googles work great to keep dust out of your eyes. Sorry, I know you know all this.

[@witness3534]

U 2 ladies could pretty much run the entire operation together it's as if u 2 are in sync with each other, it bums me out that here in upper Michigan all jobbers have processors for cutting trees I need to get back to running saw it is my life it's what I was born to do,is there much logging being done there ,around here the woods is slowing down,other than firewood I guess!

[@jan-ovepedersen5764]

Swimming goggles may work, they are small and only covers the eyes 🙂I love watching your videos, very informative for a guy who does not know anything about milling wood, greetings from Norway.

[@ivanpaultaurua9246]

It’s evident that this is one special logging company that’s very much family orientated and are very closely dependent on each other for continual interaction and activities particularly when you each contribute your lifestyle experience choices in the timber industry which also contributes a very essential productivity and resources in support of the local community and incredibly your passionate hearts have an investment interest and positive influence resurgence motivation for future generations however to retain a positive info structure the responsibility of the future timber family industry involves in-depth monthly balance with daily progress of the entire operation of the lumber log mill and out in the forest and process the felling /distribution from rough raw logs to saleable and marketable timber boards products which are still today very high quality marketable materials fascinating video ‘Em

[@erice9536]

Hey, we old retired guys forgot all about Monday mornings! :)

[@craigreimann732]

Emerald, Monday's are fun, you might try breaking the Prozac in half! Really enjoy your videos, keep up the good work.

[@danepiper1]

I know your going to do a new layout. On the next one, put in a small slot 6-8 inches wide under your sawdust discharge and install a conveyor chain to a 3 sided cement bin so you can access it with a loader for other processing 😊 R a

[@roberttribbie9179]

The sawdust... I don't know if this would work or maybe too much trouble/messy to be practical but, I'm wondering if you put a backboard and sideboards on your UTV, if you could use a self powered snow blower to blow the sawdust into the UTV? Leaving the snow blower at the furthest point back, once the sawdust makes a worthy pile... drive/blow it out with the snow blower. Just a thought.. Great videos !!!

[@biguncle554]

We want Sammy! We want Sammy! We want Sammy!

[@steves.7872]

Enjoy your videos thanks for sharing.

[@rockosgaminglogic]

6:22 finally somebody is wearing safety glasses

[@SawmillerSmith]

Do you have sawdust your pockets too? Probably had to drill the well deeper because you're running out of water. Once a well driller hit salt waterheateri had him drill in Indiana. I creakclose to the property was called salt creek... Luckily younger brother who has 2 older sisters to spoil him.

[@Mymemeisnobody]

Hey Everyone, This is to Emerald. I hear you about sawdust and eyes. I haven't worked in a mill but have done plenty of construction. Try ski goggles. Just get a cheap pair. You'll look cool (instead of science lab clear goggles) and the seal will keep the sawdust out. You can get yellow lenses too for clarity.

[@brianstratton8767]

'Mondays are potholes in the road of life' Not originally mine yet I concur:/ Always great content. Love it when Roxie pops up; what's black dogs name? My dear kitty Dropov w/b 17 this week; amazed that we've lasted this long..

[@wirehyperspace]

it would be nice to see you get a pellet maker and plywood maker, it does something with dust and scraps

[@bvanderford]

Pellets are cool

[@Simply_Jason]

Sorry about the windy sawdust day🙁 But LOL, Jade looked like she was enjoying it! Have you thought about using a vacuum tube on the pile of sawdust?

[@somewhathere3435]

One word is all I have to say, conveyor. You can find em used for little money to move your sawdust to changeout bins.

[@EuroYardService]

Sounds like Monday morning is your favourite time of the week 😝 I always manage to get debris into my eyes no matter how many goggles I wear, so I hear what you’re saying 😂

[@ajpsawmill4314]

I get yelled at for all the wood chips and saw dust in the dyer lint screen thing 😃

[@bwillan]

Remember that saw dust is supposed to be glitter for the sawyer or the firewood cutter. 🤣

[@frankzimmerman1133]

U 2 ladies ,are hard workers

[@saintpatrick6681]

so many logs so little time. yeah jades a hoot. kinda like her sister

[@robertthompson5841]

Awww Jade is so cute too interrupting your vid

[@AlmostItalianBrothers]

Every video gets me more and more excited for our mill! What do you think the smallest diameter log you can mill for 1x10’s is?

[@kevinhayes1656]

When I lived in Kentucky several years ago me and my ex wife’s brother worked for a guy that has a song saw mill and it was a little bit bigger than yours and enclosed with windows and we had to keep shoveling the sawdust out from underneath of it because it kept building up And we were primarily making railroad ties

[@mondoe13]

Y'all do a great job

[@aussiefarmer8741]

Ah, well drilling. 1 of my many jobs ive had in my lifetime. Looks Like an old well, how did it go with the rebore. Did you get much flow?? They are expensive but If you ever sell the land its a good thing to have, it increases the land value. It does here anyway.

[@Deutschehordenelite]

Monday mornings are the worst lol, don't talk to me for the first 2 hours at work haha

[@ShainAndrews]

Seasonal work. Go from idle to full tilt in a day.

[@lestatangel]

I wonder if some kind of vacuum and blower system could be set up for the sawdust problem. 30 ft of flexible tubing and you can dump it right in the trailer.

[@blackdog850]

Awww! Hi Jade! Photobomb! Lol!

[@MrRonWessels]

To reach water, you typically have to drill … well down into the ground. :-)

[@dennishinkle5010]

Goggles would help with the sawdust. How deep is your well?. Another great video. Thank you.

[@davidcooney9731]

Good video. A few questions... What about a blower or conveyor belt to handle sawdust? Have you considered a laser sighter? Have you used carbide tipped sawmill blades? What are your thoughts on a hydraulic circular sawmill?

[@oldnstillworkin5709]

You guys do work your asses off

[@ngauge22]

Try ski goggles to minimize the sawdust. Not kidding. Ski goggles cover your eyes completely, not like safety goggles which leave gaps and have air holes that dust get get into and, since they're tinted, you'd still look cool.

[@Adirondack_DFL]

I have found well drillers are usually hearing impaired, even worse than loggers... lol

[@kennethdean2417]

Emmie If your Dad was able to purchase a sawmill with a stationary blade at a reasonable price , do you think he would buy it? It would be a little faster cutting than the Woodmiser, I have been watching another Sawmill on You Tube called Busmotor with Marc Galicia. He is located in PA also

[@sapoverde65]

i used goggles in the desert to keep blowning sand out of my eyes they make non fogging ones that have filtered air vents. do you have an eye wash at the lumber yard?

[@ibiszamesq]

Saludos desde Costa Rica 🤗🇨🇷🇨🇷

[@peter.bacinsky]

watching these pretty girls working just made my day

[@charleseck3941]

Emerald, where is Sammy? I’ve been missing her in your last few videos. Bring her back!

[@geraldarthurhall2247]

Seems like if you roll the logs from the middle it would be a lot easier.

[@geraldlelliott9251]

Safety glasses 🤓💫

[@2589rob]

Why is there not a vacuum hooked up to the saw?

[@timpaterson2872]

Hi Emerald, What was the music on the 1st half of this video please ? Great channel, keep up the good work, catching up with your days.

[@TheMarshFactor]

I'll provide you with the idea, maybe design a few different types of safety eyewear that you can wear and test at work. Plug them here and other avenues .. like your business there are many that would help find you an appropriate product to keep your eyes safe and free from sawdust particles 🤓😇👊😎👍

[@ronsmith1364]

& lungs & really carping... Hair buns for work, & let loose afterwards.. so dangerous around heavy machinery...

[@alpenroseable]

iam ten thouthens miles away and i feel the dust too while watching

[@ruggedtcountry]

Do you guys check moisture content of your boards? Do they have to be graded in your State?

[@philmolineaux7757]

...🎼Blue Monday by Fats Domino is your theme song 'cause Mondays are a mess'...

[@richardmaynard6381]

Do you make pellets out of the sawdust?

[@glennterry5476]

Yeah that looked like caspers brother.

[@monoformastudio4893]

your sis is soo cute :)

[@thomasnourse7506]

When are you going to interview Mama?

[@whatthefunction9140]

Your parents seem very serious

[@profdave2861]

I'm curious why you said cutting 14 ft lengths are "a pain" (or something to that effect). Isn't that mill designed to cut over 16 ft? If so, why is it problematic to cut 14's vs 12's? I'm looking at mills for my own use so this would be very helpful information. Thanks in advance!

[@johnwest8771]

What if you install a conveyor belt for The Sawdust put it into a Ben

[@whatthefunction9140]

Get good goggles I got micro scratches on my eyes and it messed me up for a year.