Milling wavy edge siding on the LT40 Woodmizer

[@tjwiersma4406]

It is so relaxing for me to watch you girls run the sawmill. Even when things are not going well you all seem so calm. The other day when you were sawing the railroad ties and trying to figure out the best way The Boss and Grandpa were there helping and everyone still looks calm and is working on the problem, not finger-pointing.

[@FatherOfTheParty]

Nice video. When I do wavy edge, I tend to leave the live edge on the exit side of the blade since I don't have a bark remover. Thanks for sharing your day to day.

[@bluenetmarketing]

Once again, the cinematography is excellent. If you ever decide to do something other than cutting logs and raising worms, filmmaking is definitely your calling.

[@jimbrown4661]

You need a Bar Stool with the back rest at the end of your" Sawmill Saw " ( armrests included) that pivots!!! So you can set down while the Saw is Cutting!!! Back saver ! Remember to get up, once in a awhile.😁😎🤗😉. Also I wondered if you guys have Radio communication between yourselves, like a tree Climbers Helmet, without the Helmet??? Maybe little Motorola clip-on Radios??? It saves alot of time & hassles.

[@billyshumate853]

Great video. Sometimes you end up with bad lumber. Take care and have a blessed day and I'll see you on your next video.

[@AR15231]

Jeez Emerald, you’re so technical with all of that fancy lumber talk.

[@samuelluria4744]

You are living the dream!! Happy for you all!!! Happy Easter from Sunny New Jersey!!💐💐💐

[@dennishinkle5010]

Some excellent boards. Your production values get better with each video great job. I look forward to new videos.

[@jeffsmith2070]

I’m not a lumber expert but those trailer floor logs looked like white oak to me! I couldn’t tell in your video, did they have medullary rays? That’s an easy way to put them in the oak family and the rough silver bark appears to be white oak. An excellent selection for a trailer floor.

[@timothydiffu6474]

I am a carpenter and lifted a lot of lumber you girls at very strong and good work ethic

[@agdtec]

You know I have bought live edge and it had several splits but the wood supplier used wood glue to stabilize the wood and informed me of the fact. As long as he informed me the wood had split and he glued it up he can sell it. some woods like spalted or burl it can be difficult not to damage it, but the informed buyer knows this and will most likely use epoxy to fill the voids. So it is possible to still sell those pieces if you haven't made them into firewood already

[@d.t.4523]

The new channel photo is cool. Good luck!

[@georgeshotrodbarn2113]

It looks like a nice day to be at the mill

[@garrysgarage1958]

Great day at the log yard …have a great week

[@ivanpaultaurua9246]

Simple video but it’s not easy work it requires a close relationship between coworkers and family respect for the type of timber fullest potential minus the defects in timberlines however for every defective log it’s saleable lesson isn’t without positive consequences I appreciate your positive mindset response to every aspect of grading timber quality experience and turning a negative defective approach in every circumstance as a future glide and not a glitch or disaster

[@craigdonnelly2290]

Well now I know how you do wavy edge. Was nice here too. SE Ohio.

[@Thundermuffin93]

Great work. Does the scab or board always need some guidance to get onto your out feed table? Or do you just do it from habit? Was fun to watch your video while wearing one of your t-shirts...haha. Have a great Thursday!

[@edkleinstuber2119]

A couple good looking, hardworking, nature loving girls here!!

[@chotuusian4127]

Nice work and looking lovely ladies

[@Alan_Hans__]

Has it really got that warm that fast. A few videos ago there was snow on the ground and now you girls are down to tank tops while working :O

[@bennejat]

You girls are unbeliveable.......best wishes from turkey

[@scottdeforge1331]

Seems like you get different weather every few days up there?

[@TheWannaramble]

What is that blade for on the LT40 that cuts on the edge of a log. You can see it at 3:22 start to spin at the upper right side of the video - then it starts to lower a little

[@sgartner]

That is a debarker, she has explained in an earlier video that it removes the bark along the blade path so that the blade doesn't get dulled cutting it.

[@kopenhagenkid]

Great video

[@zenahague5861]

good afternon ladies looks like you have some warm weather jade is looking good today

[@planeiron241]

Great Vid👍👍👍👍👍👍😎😎😎😎😎📐📐📐📐

[@davidsoldiron]

Gosh, I can almost smell that freshly cut wood.

[@brucemillar3015]

You can avoid shake by using the Humboldt notch.

[@jamesrussell6870]

Using a log wizard to simulate wavy edge on a pile of 1x12 white pine works well...

[@bendugas8632]

Question your wavy edge is it the same as live edge clapboards, if so where is your taper? Thanks.

[@wallaceloper637]

What is wavy edge used for? just wondering

[@profdave2861]

Siding. The exposed (lower) edge retains the natural edge to provide a more rustic look. It’s often used on cabins and cottages. It was popular in some areas for house siding (especially in rural areas) some years ago but less so now.

[@Thomas-gh5dt]

white oak species

[@ShainAndrews]

Yup. Great stuff for a trailer bed.

[@thesifikite6450]

Y'all using a mic on your hearing protection sometimes... what brand/model are these and how effective are they around the yard?

[@lumbercapitallogyard]

They work really well, they are sold as referee headsets

[@andrewrich4046]

It must be getting colder . Jades in jeans and not shorts 🇺🇸🐿

[@piotrknapczyk103]

Please whad kind of music is it in this movie? I like it very much. Greetings from POLAND.

[@mathisj6582]

I'm waiting for the LT70 to show up :)

[@d.t.4523]

Did you put in the order already? 😄

[@mathisj6582]

@@d.t.4523 Was waiting for that one to show up. :D Noope, is the answer... Doh.

[@d.t.4523]

@@mathisj6582 Well, it would have made a great unboxing video! Keep me posted! 👍

[@isfahelww]

How do y'all make stickers? I use a circular saw to cut them to 4 foot lengths and it takes way too long. You could do a video :)

[@jamesrussell6870]

Cut 1" then stack them back up perpendicular to mill & cut 1" again... 8',12',16'.. set pieces in saw buck & cut at 4' with chainsaw with long bar.. 100's at a time.. Doesn't hurt to put a 1" strap around pile to contain the chainsaw from wanting to pull the 1x1s all over the place..

[@mikejeakins1506]

White Oak is what those two logs are

[@nellayema2455]

That's what I thought. Definitely not a tree expert, but we have a lot of White Oak and Red Oak where I hunt.

[@sunline24]

I keep forgetting to ask. On average what percentage of a log ends up as dimensional lumber. In my wood shop I figure in 30% waste.

[@sapoverde65]

So what is wavy edge?

[@daemonlee6259]

So, it's called wavy edge because one edge is uncut?

[@RoccaDiCambioFarm]

So cool!!

[@montizzy1059]

in uk its called waney edge

[@samuelluria4744]

Gonna be milling a nice big Sassafras cant today, I hope...a day without sawdust is a day not worth living!😜

[@stevereddin3607]

Longer videos please

[@acefrehley6410]

❤️❤️❤️💥Emerald💥❤️❤️❤️🇨🇦

[@richardcrossen9480]

What is “wavy edge”?

[@erwinaddison2030]

Please explain what shake is😁

[@sgartner]

A crack down the length of a board (partial or complete). Generally a separation between two or more rings of the tree.

[@andyp5853]

Good job girls

[@2naturesownplace]

Appears the board for the trailer is white oak at first glance.

[@toddkratzer7953]

How do you girls get the saw dust out of your belly buttons ?

[@joebeecher3919]

beach?

[@charliesmith8656]

👀💋💖🌹5:58 dos cuties 🖐😜😎🍑🍵Cheers

[@donmoore5131]

The logs are white oak!!

[@ryhanpeacefeather9278]

Peaceout sisters!

[@Jokemeister1]

I'm amazed you don't wear gloves. Every time I work with rough sawn timber I seem to get splinters so handling timber around the yard all day can't be doing your hands much good. Enjoyed the vid...but relax girl. Just talk like you're having a conversation with a friend. Your audience is enjoying watching what you do.

[@billherrick3569]

Trying to understand who everyone is. I assume you have two sisters and two brothers?

[@eriktheking8972]

Where is Sammy

[@valdemirbernardoborges1609]

Boa tarde

[@rubenmorgan5456]

white oak

[@jamessanders8050]

Lt 40 doesn't have just one arm it has 2 .

[@TM-hq5wf]

Nice girls!

[@blakegibson2654]

The item that sticks out to me the most that’s not reality is your hands. Never see you ladies wear gloves, my hands wouldn’t last a week while stacking or stickering. I understand with working small equipment like the Saws, would have to have my hands free, but not the wood.

[@ernest4395]

Sorry friend, Just say hello to ur beautiful sister for me ❤️. ARIGATO ✌️🙏

[@edferguson8991]

I'm a tree guy ,14inch chipper, and I waste so much wood

[@oldpossum57]

I mostly don’t like people who stick their noses into other people’s business. Also I know less than your kid brother about running a saw mill. Plus your parents have doubtless given you advice based on experience. But I’ve read in your comments advice from experienced sawyers and machine operators, who say the same thing I think. So I’ll say my piece and keep the peace hereafter. Every time I see you and your sisters working on the mill without protective eyewear, or your hair not tied up, I fear someday there could be an accident. Long hair, or a braid, caught in machinery is strong enough to pull part or all of your scalp off. You can find your own recent full-colour pictures on the internet. Back in the Victorian period, when young women wore hair long, and machines were powered by leather and hemp belts, scalping was quite a common injury. As to goggles, let us just say I knew the blind stone mason of Wiarton, Ontario.He hated wearing protective eyewear. Of course, hewasn’t born blind . And for a while, he was the one eyed mason. Once he lost sight in both eyes, he wasn’t much of a mason. Couldn’t drive worth a cuss, either. I really like your content.

[@burlpage5260]

I mentioned their hair and gloves one time, to them , because I seen what happened to a guy with long hair , he was making adjustment on back of his tractor ,his hair got caught in PTO it not only scalped him, but it snatched him downward and his arm got caught on the driveshaft and it took his arm off at the shoulder , all this happened in just a few seconds , he left the box blade running and got off his tractor ! Hope you ladies are never disfigured or injured in any kind of way, SAFETY FIRST !! Even if injured, your insurance will deny you any help because you're not working safely ! Just a thought

[@JayJay-ii5un]

I'm sure there aware. Puss

[@khancrow8212]

bro how you work all day without getting 1000 tiny objects in your boots? I wear 2 pairs of socks, boots, and my pants go over my boots and still empty wood chips everyday

[@mrtimemaker]

I love to watch you saw wood while i'm sawing wood. Nothing wrong with a little eye candy thrown in..lol. I'm 79. -Curt Kuhns

[@ShainAndrews]

Not creepy at all.... I doubt you would say that to any of them in person, so why do it here?

[@mrtimemaker]

@@ShainAndrews Sorry Shain. Didn't mean to offend you. I guess you must live in the middle of the 'can't take a joke belt.' I am the father of two beautiful daughters a little older than these gals. They are used to my comments and just ignore them or sometimes giggle a little. I'm sure you've labeled me as a dirty old man and all I was doing is making a little joke and complimenting them at the same time. Lighten up! -Curt Kuhns

[@jdboy9]

@@mrtimemaker isn't it a pain that in this day in age you can't even give a woman a complement?? You are correct. The whole family is good looking and hard workers.

[@arnoldromppai5395]

all your videos are so short all under 10 min. have to keep looking for another so fast. cant just relax an watch

[@court2379]

Why do women always put their phones screen side out in pockets? Flip it over to keep from smashing the screen.

[@СтепанГурьев-р2р]

тАК!

[@FrigidFrosty]

I don't believe that species of tree is white oak

[@alkennedy1124]

Are you gals sisters 👯‍♀️ or twins 👯‍♀️ my mymymymy vary vary vary beautiful, thanks nice cutting, and I love you are wearing ear protection thank you were is mom and dad ,can we meet them too,thanks BigAl California praise Jesus grace Christ amen. BigAl

[@unitabob]

I guess I think I know what a wavy edge is, don't tease the old men for being dumb.

[@bulletfan2209]

I can't stand the lt 40 any one arm mill at that