Milling Hardwood Lumber | Woodmizer LT40 Bandsaw Sawmill

[@geraldswain3259]

Allways remember ,dad has forgotten more than you know ,and you will allways remember that!!!.

[@dan2397102]

Nothing like milling Oak on a windy day. My eyes are burning just watching this.

[@aries171717]

Just happy you back Simeon. I miss your posts over 24 hours inbetween. Do not take this wrong way, time your dad was on a loader and younger guys on the logs and cuts. I guess you cannot tell him that though. My dad was the same. .

[@shirleyj5885]

All that beautiful sawdust. I love the smell of fresh cut wood. I guess it is a memory thing. My father was a cabinet maker, and I loved the smell of the workshop.

[@urhgroznik424]

Nice to see you dad speaking english... Nice video as always

[@johnmarquardt1991]

I was going through withdrawal, lol. Glad to see you back.

[@autumnmorn6099]

Nice video. I enjoyed watching the fine job your dad and brother did milling that beautiful oak. The Woodmizer did a fine job too, great piece of equipment.

[@Woodyjims-shack]

Great work and nice timber. Thanks for sharing

[@brianjonker510]

Impressive logs was my first thought.

[@yellowdeer7163]

Looks like a beautiful day for milling. Thank you!

[@karencatalano4349]

You look just like your father and he speaks very well in English

[@19whitebear]

Hi Simeon, now i watch all of your videos during the last three or four weeks - amazing work and would love to see more of that! god bless you! grüße aus siegen, deutschland - denke die stadt ist dir/euch bekannt ;-).

[@raymondhodge3979]

Very cool video, that's a lot of large oak slabs.

[@mandbhomestead]

great video, that new camera is taking some awesome video. The saw mill went through that oak like it was nothing. thanks for sharing

[@brianjonker510]

Recently discovered your channel. This channel has become a favorite of mine because you explain your methods and techniques and the advanatges and disadvantages of them. This is important for anything I may wish to attempt for myself. In an earlier video you show a method for sowing potatos by covering with mulch and or straw and or woodchips. The potatos under the woodchips were growing much better. How do you use the sawdust from the mill? Have you used it with potatos or other plants in yourgarden? It would be a great experiment compared to wood chips since it is the same material just a different size.

[@urre9891]

Sawdust is perfect for growing blueberrys or other types of plants that like a high acidity in the soil.

[@TokyoCraftsman]

Great to see the family working together, you father must be proud of you and your brother, you both work so hard. Did your dad say that the customer had his own kiln to dry the wood? Very interesting. Cheers!

[@simeonandalex]

Yes. The customer has a sawmill and a workshop if I understood it correctly.

[@classic287]

My Grandfather used to burn "sågspån" in his furnace back in the 50s...

[@classic287]

Nice setup your dad has there.

[@Larsrag]

Nice Video! I would have quatersawn the lumber if it would be me. :)

[@oliverm5sc]

Good job, nice vid

[@lmckay8881]

Has there been a follow up video on the kiln yet? Thanks for making these videos.. I really enjoy them!

[@simeonandalex]

Not yet. Kiln hasn't been continued due to different reason... It will come though.

[@patmitch272]

fantastic

[@pskbae]

I can smell that sawdust.

[@scuzzbecuzz]

Interesting

[@AgsiSD]

My goodness you are a clone of your father. 😊

[@oldtimeengineer26]

what does your dad do take off that put another one on then sharpen the one he took off?

[@haybloomer]

old time engineer he had a video where he sharpened and set the teeth

[@jtfberryfarm9592]

I have the same mill, but what I want is that trailer.. can't find those here

[@Ticdaniel]

Many of those models manufacturing here in Scandinavia

[@gerrymarmee3054]

Interesting!0

[@10us101]

I always get the feeling PaPa does not like all this video stuff right or wrong ??????? I think he would rather get to work......