Jade is Cutting Ties While Emerald Answers Most Common Questions!!

[@donniecardwell3786]

These ladies should be considered role models for youth today

[@dvineyard007]

Jade and Emerald are 2 rare gems. I am sure I am not the first to point that out. Great job ...

[@cam2designs]

Gorgeous, skilled, AND a sense of humor! Awesome!!

[@brookejones1003]

These young ladies are beautiful, knowledgeable and strong. Super proud of you both.

[@Bob-gn8ph]

And they have faith❤John 3,16 ❤

[@TheHonestPeanut]

@@Bob-gn8ph and don't feel the need to push it down people's throat every chance they get.

[@Bob-gn8ph]

@@TheHonestPeanut you're lazy

[@TheHonestPeanut]

@@Bob-gn8ph excuse me? James 4 11.

[@Bob-gn8ph]

@@TheHonestPeanut James 4:11 is exactly what you did to me, I am not ashamed of the gospel and I will shout it from the rooftops in hopes to save as many as I can through my Lord and Savior Jesus Christ Luke 21:36 KJV❤️

[@donmoore5131]

I am a retired forester and served a hardwood mill in Alabama for 44 years! I am impressed with all of the work you young ladies are doing! Love the channel and keep up the good work!

[@rossanctuary5238]

Looks like a great way to stay in shape

[@jodyfannin5496]

Thanks!

[@randyrandolph9709]

Lady jade hard at work. That's awesome to see you ladies working like that 👏 i take my hat off to all of you. To mom and dad awesome job raising your family. Until the next video please everyone be safe.

[@larrywheeler9797]

I spend more time taking gloves off to do something than putting them back on to protect my hands. Once your hands toughen up with calluses there is no need for gloves. I also would rather be wet from rain than wet from sweat wearing rain gear. Thanks for sharing another good one. Blessings!

[@stevescuba1978]

Same. I've worked in multiple industries. There are times for gloves, but most of the time I just skipped 'em. Yeah, I always had a couple cuts on a finger, but a little booboo ain't no big deal

[@glenshauf9990]

I wear deerskin gloves they fit nice and snug and I am very comfortable with them

[@NJUSA36]

It is nice to see a couple of very capable Beautiful young ladies doing this type of work and not afraid to get your hands dirty. It seems like a lot of younger people these days do not want to do any hard work. Your father must be very proud of you. I’ve only recently started watching your videos I am glad I stumbled upon them. Keep up the hard work!!

[@scottfrazier3567]

You girls absolutely amaze me at how smooth and effortless you make mill work look and how your cutting stations are set up so efficiently, I worked in alot of mills in Thompson falls Montana and I know how hard the work is ,it is a real nice seeing yall learn something to pass down the ole family TREE

[@ericcartrette6118]

I'm a knife maker. I was curious about your knife as well. I'm glad you showed it off a little. In a day where people are afraid to get their hands a little dirty, y'all impress me with your work ethic.

[@sirspark-a-lot8782]

Do you Ladies realize, there are grown men who would complain "I'm not working in the rain". I'm so proud to know of your family!

[@bdickinson6751]

And they would be worthless in a lot of jobs. The jokers who absolutely wouldn't do physical labor, but sit at a desk and then go to the gym to get exercise are laughable.

[@salemsari]

and they look like princesses after all

[@galewinds7696]

Oh no!! Jade don't leave come back we will miss you!! Oh you are cutting railroad ties, gasp! What a relief!!!!

[@butchchastain6317]

It’s amazing how each video more interesting than the last. Beautiful job. Thank you

[@danieljackson654]

THANK YOU FOR ANSWERING MY QUESTIONS. How wonderful to be heard.

[@rondumontier1187]

JADE. What more can one say, her smile is unbeatable, watching her work in a log yard at such a young age is amazing. Dad and mom is doing a super great job with this trio of classy hard hitting beauties and boys👌😘

[@a.g.somsen3419]

Thank you Emerald, to show you your knife. Nice piece. love the colors on it.

[@nikkorglassman738]

These videos are doing a lot of good things for America! Thank you for making KZbin an America Goodness Again for viewers.

[@Murph_.]

Don't ever lose your great work ethic. I know people two or three times your ages, that are lazy and have been their whole life. Whatever you do, remember that you get out of it what you put into it. So keep working hard and doing your best! Thanks for all the amazing videos!!

[@roydagger]

Always good to see Jade.

[@roydagger]

@1zzy L Go Fins!

[@kooglehoffer6401]

I am in tears, "We don't wear gloves because we don't like them" Love it!!!

[@donniecardwell3786]

Enough said ; subject closed !

[@jasonh4167]

Your body gets used to handling what ever you work with. Great vid.

[@airnmorris]

New Subscriber here, just binged watched a bunch of your videos and learned more then i ever have. Everytime i had a question about something you had a video about it. I really like your format it is very informative. I enjoyed your Q&A with your dad as well. I did not realize you guys are so young, it is great you all are so involved and making plans to continue to be involved in your family business. Your dad is right you all are very special! Keep up the good work!

[@jeffsherm9225]

Jade I hope you don't leave I love seeing you alot

[@sevenexes7778]

Crushed it once again. Well done ladies 🇺🇸

[@SteveDouglastheCatfishDude]

Its been fun to watch your channel grow, shout out to your parents for raising some hard-working Americans

[@c50ge]

Shout out to the young people on this channel for choosing such hard working parents!

[@kastlefrank]

also loved your q&a; I had those questions; but didn't want to ask again; I forget to often....

[@stephensteen9058]

Excellentjob Jade i love watching you work

[@vk2ig]

Loved your response to the gloves and splinters questions. 😁

[@hugoagogo2156]

As a retired carpenter I agree that gloves aren't necessary but eye protection for me was and still is a must.

[@andyharpist2938]

and their loose blowing hair makes me scared stiff...

[@mickeyloveminnie1729]

Thank you very much, I very much enjoy closed captions importantly! Now, I understand your knife carry always.

[@snowyowlz5992]

When I worked at a lumber mill on the green team a short time years ago, and I wasn’t young either. The whole place was in Fast Forward @ Warp Facter 10, I know time is money. Gives me an appreciation for the work and effort involved.

[@Racerman27410]

Good on you for not being afraid to say you just don't like wearing gloves. I feel exactly the same way handling sheet metal. Bare hands are careful hands not to mention they are hot and ruin dexterity. BTW Your editing is steadily improving. Nice work. Cheers!

[@denningmp37]

Very cool operation you have going there, awesome to see a family owned business thriving.

[@Mr25thfret]

Dad must be so proud! 👏👏👏🏆

[@nilsrbenjamin]

great slow motion video of the wood mizer in action. I think the lube-mizer hose might be kinked ? Hopefully it's getting enough flow.

[@chipwhitely1490]

Jade's got a boyfriend, Jade's got a boyfriend. Way to go Jade. Well done video. The highlighting of your baby sister was a treat. Thank you. BTW nice ring Emerald.... I thank you for the video.

[@DaveOnTheInterWebz]

The title of this video made me think Jade was leaving the log yard for a moment.... (perhaps to start her own log yard? lol) but of course she was literally cutting ties. Maybe you should write up a FAQ section for your channel so as to not have to answer the same questions over and over, just a thought. I have some important questions, what is your favorite blend of coffee? Strong coffee or weak? (I suspect pretty strong) Cream, sugar? lol. (Fellow coffee lover here) Anyway, great video as always. You guys have a great rest of the week! :D

[@mrbakerskatz]

Lol 👍🙏 Jade doesn’t seem to be the type to rile very easy !

[@RobotWare]

Team Jade Killin it as usual. Nice work

[@NarnianRailway]

Jade will be busy, a railroad may use 3000-3500 ties per mile depending on spacing. So even if 5% (1 in 20) ties are replaced during maintenance that's a lot of ties. And happy safe logging to the Boss Man. 🤠 Great video Emerald!

[@daschc01]

I feel safer riding the train knowing Jade made part of the tracks :)

[@UncaDave]

Wonderful cinematography, getting really good! Thanks again!

[@JayCollins2013]

Is Sammy a sister? You all work so hard and painlessly thanks!

[@allanhover5008]

Thanks for all the wonderful information the whole family and your father involved in making this video as well and your brother and sisters

[@JuanManuelCarreraJr-hv6uv]

You are very welcome and thank you for showing the videos and I am very happy to see you in the videos too

[@alanmunyi8343]

Kudos gals; as a father of gals and a career wood dealer, am amazed and adore the three of you. Following From Kenya

[@tyreldor4942]

I work construction, have my own sawmill and do all different kinds of hard labor and I rarely ever wear gloves except for warmth. The only exceptions are welding gloves of course and a pair of thick raw hide gloves that I use on occasion to avoid blisters when driving fence posts or using pole-hole digger etc for an extended period of time... I do however wear safety glasses most of the time

[@jackpippenstock1104]

Love your videos. Please keep making them. They never fail to teach something new.

[@mitchbragg3170]

Nice work on the LT15, Thank you Jade.

[@kaylamccall1051]

Cool video. Jade has the prettiest hair!

[@chipwhitely1490]

As to the video it was very well compiled bossman, yourself and Jade looked great. The operation of the LT15 was an awesome watch. A fairly good video overall even with bossman being grumpy about the mud and overcast clouds. But it's understandable for working on the mountian can't be any type of fun in the rain and millions of gallons of mud.

[@MainlyYeezy]

Making this work look fun. Coffee, cutting wood, middle of nowhere atmosphere... I might have picked the wrong career path

[@ryanrinaldy17]

yeah,and surrounded by beautiful girls, look very fun😂

[@snakeboren4814]

Beauty and brains!!!! U ROCK Emerald!!!!

[@-aepo-]

Do you carry measuring tapes or anything to measure the lengths for cuts?

[@kopenhagenkid]

Great job Jade

[@ron827]

Hey everyone, as for gloves, their body, their choice. A draw knife is very controllable and might work better for removing the wane on the tie edges. Will you girls be heading off to school and college this fall?

[@fpedojoe5909]

Feig.

[@danj8404]

"draw knife" just posted same and then saw your comment

[@vk2ig]

Now there's a choice: go to college to study square and cube roots and logarithms, or learn about them in the log yard ...

[@ron827]

@@vk2ig Sorry but the question was for Emerald and not you.

[@rockandrattleretreat5830]

Question does the calculated board feet match the actual board feet you saw out of the log exactly or is it usually more or actually less??

[@TypicalAisian1968]

board feet contains wood that you won't be able to use due to knots and other imperfections. The number is a way to "estimate" the usefulness of the wood.

[@montyk324]

I live in the inland northwest. I'm a Machinist at a door and Millwork shop. I enjoy what I do. But most importantly I love the things I learned along the way.

[@derrinpickett9948]

I pulled the green chain and stacked boards for the kiln at a sawmill in John Day Oregon back in the day. You can't wear gloves. It's hard to explain but it don't work.

[@vaccinefraud5570]

I'd lose a glove or two or three to the bailing *wire* on tight 100 lb bales back in my youth and you wouldn't see them back until the hay wagon was empty and the elevator was turned off. Then yellow cotton birds would fly out the hay maw and you'd have to climb the elevator to get them... for the NEXT wagon load....

[@Robmaniac32]

Hadn't thought of a template over the end of the log, I always just eye'd it up, nice.

[@petepete2284]

Right on. Just be safe/think safe. That's all one can ask. I like your vids . Well done.

[@boostbuggy217]

I'd like to see an in-depth video on the edger. Great channel, keep up the great works. 🔥

[@davewmck]

Congratulations for 60K!

[@rolandtinker734]

I love watching others work Have a great day ladies love the videos ☕️📹

[@cnc2640]

Well done girls, beautiful, hardworking, brave. The only thing is that it is necessary to wear protective gloves during work, as this is a safety measure, as well as to protect your hands from splinters from the tree, and work comfortably. And of course, the girls' hands should remain graceful!

[@valiantthor3167]

Take care always jade...... love you!

[@robk1310]

What railroads do you cut ties for? I know many are using concrete ties on new sections of track. The new Brightline track in Florida is all concrete tie.

[@thomaslomeo2736]

Great video… does working in the rain affect any of your milling and cutting equipment in the yard ?

[@KenBreon]

It is harder on us than on the machines. I do hope to have a large pavilion someday for the mills. Boss Man.

[@伍豪-v5z]

For Jade a pair of gloves >_< ^_^

[@bdickinson6751]

Channel is growing in leaps and bounds! 👊🏼

[@keithienmason4643]

I love y'all and y'all's channels I'm satisfied with watching yalls videos

[@johnrobinson5156]

Nothing more satisfying than watching women work😃

[@InquisitiveSearcher]

You need to get Jade a draw knife to make cleaning the wane off the edge of the railroad ties so incredibly much easier.

[@vidviewer100]

ha had exactly the same thought about using a draw knife on the waney edge, that old axe head isn't the best

[@esasantala5664]

@@vidviewer100 tai perkule

[@m8s4lif]

As I read the comments on this channel, I am amazed at the great quality of the commenters. {Not speaking of myself} Great idea about the draw knife.

[@stanleykeith6969]

"Em" why stand out in the rain, be Dry and Safe, always wear eye protection and ear plugs. Why don't they have the LT under a roof but still be open. Great Video.🥰

[@darrenwhite3362]

Great video 👍 I fully understand if you are use to not wearing gloves working they become awkward when you do ..... I get the same thing all the time lol keep up the wonderful job and I'll see you in the next one .

[@MrElemonator]

Y’all are beautiful, strong, and smart. Keeping doing you 🖖🏻

[@steveskouson9620]

Ah, the LT-15. My favourite log working bandsaw! About 4 years ago, my older brother was taking 2 adult-ed woodworking classes. He dragged me off to one of them. There was an LT-15 there, and I volunteered to be the mechanic. The teacher had a rule, that friends of students could visit once. Teacher dragged my brother off to one side, and said that that rule does NOT apply to me. A year later, the teacher was at a local (best in the state) woodworking tool and lumber store. He heard they need a mechanic. He tells my brother, brother tells me. I get that teacher to put in a good word for me, and he does. Next day, I walk into the store, and the owner tells me that I got the job, just on what the teacher said. All because of me working on that Woodmiser. (Oh, he now has 2 of them.) steve

[@ivanpoljic1790]

Sirens runing mill ? Funny and sweet !

[@pcclassic]

I always worry a lot about Jade's beautiful hair, lest the machine damage it! be careful!

[@seanmc7128]

Everyone in these videos should be in movies 🎥👍 great talent!

[@joneidbo]

I could see them in a viking period piece as tough stoic Nordic warrior princesses,

[@vk2ig]

@@joneidbo And riding in the bow of a clinker-built Viking longship!

[@vk2ig]

@@joneidbo PS: and the Viking queen would be Erika The Red.

[@seanmc7128]

Lol do they even read these comments?

[@monoshock57]

Do you check the logs with a metal detector for nails etc. ?

[@timcopus3341]

Emerald, I rarely use gloves for anything unless it's really cold out. I had an accident while winding a garage door spring.If I had gloves on when it happened instead of just getting a couple of cuts I believe one of the gloves would have gotten caught on the spring and I would have had a broken wrist.

[@timlizered165]

You guys do awesome work is it similar job in Washington but what you do I did every other day and every other day opposite of that I had to cut about 5 to 10 quarts of wood

[@ralphturner1714]

Question on the LT35, or 15! ...hehe... when Jade follows the blade, making adjustments, what corrections is she making?

[@terrycannon570]

Thanks for answering the question about the marking. What does the tattoo on your left arm say? I've tried to get a good look at it but my eyesight isn't too good at age 70.

[@caseykelso1]

MAKE VIDEOS 20 -30 MINUTES . Just watching the way you guys work is cool to see🎉 thanks for sharing 🍸

[@broadusrollins2463]

Emerald is Others wish that looked just like! So pretty!

[@paulbateman3654]

These maybe daft questions. What is the difference between tree species (in regards to building and decorative timber)? Which ones produce the best lumber for building? Which lumber has the best durability?

[@dennishinkle5010]

Great video. Question for your dad is it worth the time and or money to get a chipper for all the limbs that come off the trees that you cut down. Is there even a market for chips there. Thank you.

[@derekcolbert6951]

Yall are great at what you do. You girls work harder then most guys do. Keep the good work up and grate videos.

[@edwardbella3871]

Very goood work young lady,my hat goes off to you.

[@gordbaker896]

My now half-blind friend didn't like to wear Safety Glasses either... Is there a tolerance on RR Ties? Can you be 1/4 or1/2" under nominal size? A Draw Knife would be much more efficient in removing the bark.

[@martyspargur5281]

In the country of the blind, the one-eyed man is king.

[@vaccinefraud5570]

I wear fully enclosed goggles but dust and chips still find their way around the corners (like bees) when you're running a router (and I don't mean wifi). Glasses would be totally useless with shop tools. I've even worn a face sheild (with goggles) if it's a particularly nasty job like a table saw because goggles don't protect against a forhead shot. After a while you have so much gear on that you look like an explorer on an alien planet - wait... we pretty much are! One thing that I keep to a minimum is gloves because a tool can snag them.

[@gordbaker896]

@@martyspargur5281 Good one. Em has aged this year....

[@gordbaker896]

@@vaccinefraud5570 There are always excuses. Get your shots.

[@Isaac_73]

I love the way she says log yard... "Log Yaaarrrrd" 😆

[@tollycrump4317]

With all the saw dust and shavings, would it be worth investing in the tooling to produce your own pellets for pellet smokers? Enjoying the channel so far.

[@bushmaster2936]

YUMMY HEMLOCK flavored food !!

[@sharonneal8737]

I've been meaning to ask..what are the work pants jade, sami and even mom I've seen wear.. thanks..love your videos Emi..keep em comin

[@jacooosthuizen3593]

Hah love that intro with that accent CaPItal LAwg Yaaaauurd.

[@richardcarter3406]

Jade for the win!

[@ROESPLETZ]

I did wood flooring for 20 years. Never wore a glove and i had splinters in one side and out the other of a finger. You just get tough and your hands get tougher💥🙌🇺🇸

[@martyspargur5281]

Similar to what we do...a lot of hand sewing (sailboat sails) with ginormous forged "Smiths" chrome needles. Sure, once or twice a day a needle will slip and poke you, but it's ok, they always stop when they hit the bone.

[@verteup]

Yea when I worked at a flooring plant I got a splinter one time and thought i got it out. Well I didnt' get it all out and I had a lump on my finger for about 8 months. I got another job and it sometimes involved grabbing rope and pulling and my finger would hurt soo damn bad every time I would grab a rope and pull. I finally got fed up and went digging in that lump on my finger and I eventually squeezed out a splinter about 1/8th of an inch. It was such a relief getting it out I couldn't believe it.

[@jamescone6359]

I feel jade is running the vid. Love all the content cool family great content. Admire the family. I was never this close

[@SpaceDogWalker]

I always ask myself if you do pellets from the waste. It becomes popular in Germany to use for heating instead of oil or gas.

[@SpaceDogWalker]

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