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[@TupyWbie]

The girls at Lumber Capital Log Yard saw from the other end so they stay out of each others' way - operating from one end, swamping at the other. Emerald, who usually operates, complained that the debarker sprayed her with chips. They built her a little shack to operate from so she stays out of harm's way.

[@weasel6three597]

You might think about a couple of fire extinguishers, one at each end of the building. Don't get little kitchen size, get the size that the fire engines carry.

[@ABMFARM]

Yes excellent advice and i would also add get 2 of the abc type and 2 of the water only type for wood fires and hay fires. If you look or talk to the local FD they can advise on the water type they are user refillable with water and air if you get the good ones.

[@rlm5875]

Need to put 12"X12" pads under the jacks to keep them from sinking into the ground.

[@jrneff9773]

i would use your new mixer and pour small footers for the jacks to set on. DONT BOLT IT DOWN if the tractor lost brakes or a log slams the mill let it slide. my 2 cents.

[@billupstateny9151]

@@jrneff9773 Nathan's equip does not have brake failures, that scenario is reserved for fly by night farms operating junk tractors.

[@liquidrockaquatics3900]

@@billupstateny9151lol save the hero worship

[@mcsawmill]

Nathan, I'm officially calling it, you have the nicest sawmill shed on KZbin!

[@jefferywright4204]

Nathan - It’s so good to see the great pride you take caring for your property and equipment. Stay busy and always have a thankful heart for your family and the life the good Lord has given you.

[@hjemison]

That black walnut is absolutely beautiful!!🤩

[@LaserGuy62]

It looks like brand new, Nice to see someone who looks after their equipment.

[@texasjetman]

Great start to the NEW OTW Home base operations. So great you can find a balance between work videos and family. That’s a challenge In itself I’m 100% certain it meant a lot for you to attend that welcome back school session.

[@johnking8679]

Absolutely !! Just love your new setup Nathan !! Looking forward to seeing lots more great videos from your new location !! Saw on, my friend !!

[@StarSwarm.]

You’ll love having all that room but no matter how many times I see it; I just can’t get past how unsecured everything is. I’ll be amazed if half of it is there this time next year.

[@frankbagbey8372]

A surveillance system is in order, preferably solar powered remote viewing and some hidden! Also, one on the highest structure around overlooking everything with zoom in capability!

[@liquidrockaquatics3900]

@@frankbagbey8372better yet? Dogs. And high speed metal.

[@kratliff24]

I've been missing watching you saw logs ! That was therapeutic.

[@MoneypitHomestead]

I’m glad you christened the sawmill at the new poll barn with a black walnut, man that slab is beautiful. Everything is looking so nice. Have fun with Bruno at his school function tell him we said hello. Donald and Lisa

[@davidhuffine5084]

I am happy to hear the mill run and cut .Itt is your mill , I can't imagine how happy you are , Nathan .

[@steveanderson2881]

Congratulations on the new location for your sawmill! Enjoy your son's school function!!!

[@johnclark5153]

Same dust collection bucket I have. Now get an IBC tote and cut the top off the bladder tank (keep bladder in the cage) . Position the tote by the operator side and dump the bucket when full. When the tote is full, move and dump out with Mr Kato.

[@southpawwoodcrafts846]

The only suggestion I have is to have the sawmill and the edger in line with each other so when boards come off the sawmill they go straight onto the edger without having to make a 90° turn.

[@liquidrockaquatics3900]

Roller conveyer?

[@LynnMorgan-fh2re]

were this my operation I would add a shipping container, It would add some lockable storage that would still be flexible for position. Sometimes fuel, tools, and anything portable may migrate.

[@lloydbutler7479]

Build a couple of sets of low saw horses to pile lumber on as it comes off the mill. One set for flitches to feed into edger and one for finished boards (snickered). Then your skid steer is not tied up. Skid steer the finished lumber to final palette storage.

[@blnfuse]

you are so busy going in so many directions . i cant wait to see you settle in and watch you do do just what you love for a while .

[@RayWint-od9uj]

A clean machine is a happy machine.

[@robert.brokaw3829]

I would pour a concrete pad for the sawmill so the dust collection will work easily. Nice walnut log. Stay safe.

[@jimjasper9314]

Seems like you are going to blow your sawdust into the gravel. Love the building.

[@robb1252]

I suggest taking off the coupling from the sawmill to make it more secure.

[@jimjasper9314]

Sure is a lot nicer view than the old sawing site. Congrats on all the changes you are making. I really like the fact that you are doing so many different things now. Makes watching even more interesting.

[@JosephGodwin137]

Nathan, the secret with concrete is wet side down 😂 nice job explaining the back side of the barn. Remember, sound level drops off at the inverse square (distance) from the point source. Treat sound like light ✨️

[@bobbg9041]

Under the saw mill i would build a raised deck with treated wood and post in the ground then mount the saw mill down to it. Someone could back up and tow yours off as it is. If its bolted down you can't Might be why others take off the wheels. .

[@BillHale-bh7fh]

Good time for old fashioned Barn dance. Break it in right your buddy next to you had live music 😮😂🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@Steven-yf7zp]

Good work on the new structure. And good job supporting your son. Our children are our most important job as parents.

[@tplyons5459]

In honor of the first log on the new site I opened a bottle of champaign and drank it all. No wonder they won't let me near heavy machinery .:-)

[@jameslemasters9792]

Nathaniel GOD bless you on the way you love your Son. Life is not only making money. Your Son will remember the time you spend with him.

[@user-vn6hi2bi3g]

Your tires will last longer w/o dryrot if you take the weight off them for long term storage. Ray

[@mc2racing7emh]

That Step Brothers reference is a winner. "Lots of room for activities."

[@bobbg9041]

In old sawmill barn you could get a Grizzly 17" or 20" band saw to make Bowl blanks with. Best thing to do is come to spring field mo and go into the scratch and dent room or come to the Tent sale.

[@brucegarrett7232]

Once the LT 70 has a permanent spot, use your mud machine to pour some footers for the jacks. That way everything will stay sorta, kinda plum and level. It’ll save you money from pouring concrete around it and your feet. Use the savings for the electrical.

[@royreynolds108]

The best 2-cycle oil I have ever bought was Amsoil. It is 100: 1. You are going to want to put that crushed rock out in front of the sawmill when you are loading logs to keep the mud from happening and making a mess.

[@lazaruslazuli6130]

You know you're gonna end up moving the kiln down by the new pole barn. Consolidate your enterprises. You'll need to relocate the burn pile, and establish a chipper station, too. You're on the right track with the sawmill setup. Ease of getting new logs to it is the most important thing. When you run electric to the pole barn, you might as well run a water line, too.

[@rickwhittington]

Cabbage and John Henry: “boys, you’ve got some explaining to do.” 😂😂😂

[@howardjones8204]

"Lumber Capital Log Yard" is the name of the Chanel. They named it because Williamsport Pa was considered the lumber capital.

[@michaelmoore1196]

Looks like a great setup . I put some locust cribbing under the jacks just to be sure it sets better .

[@donaldadams5342]

Well, it is great to see you back on the sawmill again Nathan, if only briefly, but it's a start for its new home. It will take a little time to set things up & get them 'just right' for yourself but I am sure it will not take you too long. I look forward to seeing your new cement mixer in use. Hopefully it will save you a LOT of money as it is much cheaper if you can do it yourself & I reckon you will enjoy yourself doing it. Cheers my friend, Don from South Australia.

[@lonnien.clifton1113]

The wheels on the LT-70 also help dampen the vibration.

[@daveyjoweaver6282]

I’ve talked to three different people who said the very same thing about a rooster in their batch of Tractor Supply chickens this past year.

[@billyladner3062]

I think you made a very good move to the pole barn. Like all buildings this one will soon fill up but fortunately you can keep adding on. The parts of thee mill that gets pitch build up can be sprayed with diesel or pine oil to make clean up easier. Have fun and stay safe!

[@johnwalsh4271]

Nice to see the new setup Nathan. The only thing I'd recommend is gravel for the operator area and pads under the jacks. Happy sawing!

[@greatsilentwatcher]

I always enjoy the music you pick. Thanks and be well.

[@OutoftheWoods0623]

Thanks, you too!

[@1984rrc]

I think you are going to find that the “mud mixer” is way to small for the amount of concrete you will need to mix for those base walls. Going to require a lot of batches.

[@mburke1211]

Great video Nathan! Loved watching you detail the 70. There's nothing like running s clean machine.

[@olddawgdreaming5715]

Great video Nathan, so far so good. You'll position the sawmill where it works best for you and you'll get the sawdust collector on as soon as possible I'm sure. Have a good time with Bruno and his school . Stay safe and keep up the fine work around there and the fun you have. Fred.

[@thomaskeane5723]

Very happy to see you recycle! But you're right, the mill looks like a completely different machine in the bigger building!

[@erinmcgrathejm4985]

I bet the LT-70 really liked that bath. Your temporary dust collection “system” made me laugh. I see you noticed its shortcomings pretty quick! 😆 Minimal sapwood there. Some real progress in your setup, Nathan.

[@waynewendel655]

You're not only a superb business man but also a great dad. Good to see you so involved in your son's life.

[@cecillindsey-nv2ik]

That 1 huge saw mill And yes i agree about leaving the wheels down. Looks GREAT .

[@LindsayWilson-vj1wc]

Welcome back to saw milling Nathan, enjoy .

[@jamesvanpelt-nk7by]

3 years old, man time flies by. Hello from Fla.

[@dom11949]

save your carboard boxes to use in the garden as weed barriers and to keep your shoes clean during mud season

[@mr.soundtek5793]

Nathan, That was great that you took the time to set up a camera shot to stop and tell us the tool was called a Dremel. lol I wonder what the neighbor will think of the new Diesel engine noises coming their way?

[@Tscaperock]

I would use the old shed for dry storage of lumber. Or a mechanic shop / repair shop.

[@johnm.robertssr.2953]

The set up for the mill reminds me of the bearded lumber guy in North Carolina logs come in one side and lumber out the other side good idea . When I build a sawmill building I plan on doing the same floor plan. And before we picked up our LT35 my 88year old father made some pads to put under the outriggers out of 2 pcs of 3/4 pressure treated plywood a😊nd they make a deference he even painted them orange to match the mill.

[@deniscarter6613]

Lumber Capital Log yard and the old sawmill shed could be the new Blacksmiths workshop or you could park your truck in it

[@terry.jamesrobert]

Congratulations on cutting the first log in the new location.

[@OutoftheWoods0623]

Thanks!

[@jrneff9773]

fyi a 80lb bag of ready mix in that mixer 8 inch wide and 12inch deep will go about 4inches long . 3000 bags you will die trying to do that footer by the bag. buy at least 3yrds form it pour it if any left over have more forms ready. like the footers for the saw mill .

[@kylerader3155]

An ibc tote down there with the big hose running into it would be a great dust collector. Once it's full you could move it with the pallet forks

[@jerrygibs8120]

Busy video today . Enjoyed watching you getting all set up. Hope that you and Bruno had a good orientation at school. Blessings to you and family in Jesus's Name. Thank you for sharing your experience. Stay safe, strong, healthy, wise and successful.

[@toddpacheco4748]

Nathan,it seems like you always have a great plan’s and then the time flies by and you haven’t got to what you need to get done ✅ 😮😊❤

[@daveyjoweaver6282]

That mill looks like the day you hauled it home! That building is going to be perhaps your best tool. DaveyJO in Pennsylvania

[@jamielawson1534]

If you are going to leave the tires on the ground, you should put a rubber mat underneath each one. The moisture from the earth will dry rot your tires, happened to me on tractor tires years ago. Tire dealer told me what caused it.

[@jamnow9779]

You forgot to say Welcome back to the sawmill friends !!!

[@mikeadams2677]

Hey Nathan, if you pour a little bit of turpentine on those pine tar/ sap spots, you won't have to scrape. You can just wipe it off.

[@dustdevl1043]

Out of the 28,000 people that watched this video, only 4,100 of you could bother to hit the like button? What's wrong with you people?

[@terrynida5787]

Good to see you milling a walnut log seems like it has been months.

[@rogerdudra178]

I used a Dremel tool for 5 decades making elk horn belt buckles and you can use a dremel to do that with a wire brush. I'd use a grinder tool if its heavy.

[@alancollett5566]

The beauty of wood never gets old!, Thanks for sharing!

[@michaelsherwin4964]

I found Mechanic's Solvent works well to remove pitch and tar from my car and tools, if you would like to try it. It has not hurt the paint, but I have not used it on plastics. The good part is that the stuff I get isn't flammable. For the thick buildup, maybe soak a paper towel and lay it over the built-up areas.

[@ShannonFreng]

When I worked at an auto detailing shop, we found that silicone polish remover did a way better job, than many of those tar removers, and it's cheaper, too.

[@DavidWieder216951]

Liking how you're not locking down on a specific area for the LT-70. Lot's of time time to experiment. Thought I had is to lay a strip of the fabric along the mill to help keep some dust out of the stone and may be helpful when cleaning up the dust from your whiz bang dust collector spill over. .

[@michaelkoon8371]

Nathan it Sunday here in West Virginia my wife and I are getting ready to go to church and if you don’t mind I’ll pray for you and your wonderful family

[@kevinknight6302]

Dust collector is brilliant

[@legend7ify]

..............................G'day Nathan, Ya gettin' there mate. Great lookin' pole barn, and good t' see you sawing again. Cheers and God bless, Malcolm. (FarNorthOrztraylia)

[@slipshankd1307]

I would move the edger to the other side and put the saw mill to the outside wall that way you wouldn't get rain blowing in on you with the high peak. That is if you have room between the side pole of the barn for logs. The thing with concrete is not to pour it too wet. If it is poured thin it won't be as strong and can crack.

[@kmbbmj5857]

A couple of thoughts/questions that come to mind are having a closed & locked shop area for tools and maintenance supplies and blade sharpening. Seems like you'd need that close by. The other thought is having all those open walls, and all that equipment down there could open you up to theft being that close to the road. They could steal stuff and be gone before you could get down there from the house.

[@toddanderson6534]

I like the setup. Before you park it permanent you might want to put blocks of wood or something under the jacks. It possibly could settle on you over time.

[@kevinallen1761]

Just a feeling, try the mill where you have it. If you like it maybe consider a cement pad but keep the wheels on.

[@deanmccormick8070]

There's no way you will know for sure if the mill and edger are in the right places until you have a couple of weeks using them. Something is bound to be a little tight somewhere. Then you can adjust and THEN pour concrete.

[@ShannonFreng]

I'd put pads under your mill's stabilizer legs, to prevent them sinking into the ground.

[@A..n..d..y]

I would suggest a pressure washer and a foam cannon. I would also suggest a tarp or a large culvert cut in half for dust collection, that is if your not going to have power for the dust collector.

[@frankbagbey8372]

I watch every video on Lumber Capital Log Yard, and every video you make. I like how you take care of all your equipment.

[@algriffiths734]

As Bruce says further down, concrete footers for sawmill jacks is a must later on to alleviate sinkage of the mill :)

[@johnaddis1022]

Walnut is "Cool Beans" Hobby Hardwood recommended putting some log bunks down where you land your logs on instead of on the lift arms to help keeping the saw from damage. Great Job glad you are back sawing. Hi Bruno Cheers!

[@bobbg9041]

Old saw mill shop, add some equipment to skip plane boards and mill lumber into custom made trim. You could even make hardwood flooring custom per order. Long stripes not the short cut stuff you get at the big box stores. Raw no finnish but custom made parts. Stair treads ex.. Or you could just store pre cut wood in it and sell per board foot. Its your show.

[@davedewey3070]

Evening Nathan, If you have a Dollar Tree near you, see if they have a product called "Awesome". They carry it in our store here in Maine. It is in a clear bottle and the liquid is yellow. They make several other awesome products that clear various items, but the yellow one does an amazing job on pine pitch. It cleans pitch off our plastic picnic table as well as our cars. No effect on the car finish. The stuff is truly "awesome". Love the new barn. Dave

[@scottpiercejr0926]

First thing I noticed is you don't have suspenders on lol. I love the videos. Been enjoying your transition to a new space and watching it come together. Keep it up.

[@tommyers7634]

The only thing I would have done differently on the LT70 setup is to place pavers under the levelers.

[@joemarvonek]

Good to see you sawing Nathan

[@bunkachunk6339]

Hi Nathan, Let Bruno have the old shop, turn it into a fort for him and his friends. Set up a R.C. track, etc........

[@josiecapps2555]

Your neighbors must love you. Love the smell of wood. Can’t wait to see you work the new space and toys

[@josiecapps2555]

And how many times a day do you change clothes 😹 or is that part editing?

[@pazmaniaoh6341]

For the mill position, consider the sun being in the operators eyes, or making the display hard to read, or sunburn/rain. If you don’t have that issue, all the better. Otherwise have fun in the new digs.

[@cecillindsey-nv2ik]

Well the old barn I would use it to store some Planks or maybe firwood as well.

[@doylehughes6961]

Might I suggest, respectfully ~ 1. "THAT YOU IMMEDIATLEY! lol" ~ add security to the control console to prevent it from walking off one night! (Assume, that you placed a camera up high? I have been looking for a security alarm speaker that plays ~ 'Barking Dogs and Machine Gun Fire'! ',) Cable and lock? Maybe weld a 'ring' to the console box? Chain-up a German Sheppard? 2. Add some type of 'shade protection for that corner of the 'FACILITY'? Wind tarp? Could be hung on rings, on a cable and thusly adjustable for ventilation needs. Love the channel and following your ~ 'Adventures on the Farm'!

[@patbrewer4205]

Maybe get some of those heavy plastic sheets the ones appx 6” wide like on loading docks to keep that end protected from the wind and rain

[@fishaholic122]

They sell steel "feet" with the same lug nut pattern of your wheels, make for a nice sturdy machine

[@GERALDWALDRON-y1g]

great to see your up and running at the new location, I'm just about to set up my first saw mill in Devon England and I've sure picked up a lot of tip's from you over the last couple of years so hears to great sawing here in Devon.

[@OutoftheWoods0623]

Good luck!

[@michaelterpak1273]

i'm glad your your back to sawing. I was wondering how you paid for all these additions. I suppose saw milling is your bread and butter.

[@thomaslyon2112]

I think I have seen a mud mixer that mounts on the skid loader. Use the skid loader hyd to mix the mud,then you can dump it where you want.🇺🇸👍🤪