Sawing Porch Posts on a Corley Circle Sawmill!

[@georgeprice6252]

Your wife does a good job sawing, she eases the saw into the wood slowly, you two work good together

[@bt-rl4mh]

This fellow is old school , love watching this

[@UncaDave]

That blade is in amazing condition, true and sharp! Nice job!

[@Outdoorswithmike]

Cool sawmill awesome set up and always good to use the appreciation heart symbol. I enjoyed the video cutting the lumber

[@bushmaster2936]

I enjoyed the entire video. Your wife's presence was icing on the cake. : )

[@Adirondack_Gimp92]

I second that compliment! Yoga pants make the video every single time!❤

[@duanemantick657]

@@Adirondack_Gimp92 I'd imagine that a lot of ladies watching would love to find out where Brittany got them! It's a very popular look these days. That said, I subscribed - my dad was a carpenter and passed on to me some appreciation for folks who work with wood. Seeing this channel and others that show milling is fascinating! Some of my way-back ancestors in the family tree (sorry, no pun intended!) ran saw mills back when they were water-powered, so I also have some historical interest.

[@Adirondack_Gimp92]

@@duanemantick657 @duanemantick657 My yoga pants comment aside, I'm in the same camp, I have a deep appreciation for anybody who can work with their hands, especially woodworking. My dad taught me what I knew back in the day. Unfortunately for me I had a car accident years ago it took away a lot of my physical abilities to do that, especially the lack of hand dexterity, but up until just a couple years ago I could still do a little things here and there. But I still maintain that appreciation for it carpentry that is done well. And any kind of woodworking in general. There's such a lack of skilled people today that it does make you wonder what the future holds. Or on the other side of the issue, there are those imposters that think they can do carpentry work, and then after they finish the job for you, you obviously know they really don't have a clue. Unfortunately, I've come across a couple of those. Anyway, I'm getting a little long-winded here, but I understand what you're saying for sure. Growing up in the Adirondacks, we used to go to the local sawmill to get slabwood pine, $5 a truck load to cut up for kindling. Or take a nice, thicker decorative piece and make it into a coffee table. Or something else. The only limit was your imagination. You just reminded me of something; in my basement, even today, is my father's original Skill Saw. I swear this thing could cut through a dozen 6x6s, and it would never slow down. It's from the 1950s, draws about 13 amps, and you better have a firm hold on that, or you're going for a ride. When I was a little kid, there were two things that got me running to see what Dad was doing; the smell of his table saw cutting through pine in his workshop in the basement, or the crack of that Skill Saw starting up on some project he was working on inside or outside. The moment I heard that, I had to go see what he was doing, lol. When I was old enough that he taught me how to use it myself, he always said that was the only power tool he used when him and my mom built the camp in the late 1950s. And it was. He used to say if it ever broke, he was going to have a gold-plated lol. Sadly, when I'm not here anymore, I don't know who I'll leave it to. Either way, I'm sure it'll still be cutting just as strong as it was when I last used it in the early 1990s. Take care, and thanks for the trip down memory lane.

[@psidvicious]

Very cool watching the mastery of an older mill like that where everything doesn’t have hydraulic adjustments for every little movement. Man-handling the timber with smart, max-effect, minimum effort, know-how. Well done 👊

[@wallacefarmandsawmill]

Thanks!

[@johnt7232]

Great to see a wife with an interest in whats going on about the place

[@clarenceburton9654]

Back in the 1950’s my grandfather used to own a sawmill like that and this brings back memories for me, as a kid I used to watch it run !!

[@eddiemortontapman7252]

Great Family Channel with Great Family History

[@wallacefarmandsawmill]

Thank you!

[@markharrison543]

Australian timber worker, 48 years and still going in industry. So, looking at, knowing, Wel Done. :)

[@jimamccracken5783]

I like the way yall work together wonderful.

[@wallacefarmandsawmill]

Thank you!

[@finlayfraser9952]

What a wonderful rear end!

[@edwarddrost5299]

You mean the end of the log that's cut off? It's referred to as a "butt end." What did you think of the logs and all that nice wood coming of the mill?

[@robertlusnia506]

Enjoyed seeing your wife helping you out at the mill, enjoyed the video

[@georgemain889]

I've been sawing on a Woodmiser since 1996, but do love an old circular mill. I like watching them, I like the circular saw marks on the wood over those of a band mill. They just seem more graceful.

[@mikeglynn8471]

Yep , i have a Norwood but somethin special about watching the circular sawmills and the movement of the carriage!

[@dennissmallwood4042]

Love watching your videos with the old Corley. Sawed over 30 years on a 440 Corley, reminds me so much when I was younger. Keep up the great videos.

[@wallacefarmandsawmill]

Thanks for watching! It is definitely a fun machine to be working with!

[@jbbrown7907]

I like watching the circle mill. Especially when Brittany does the sawing.

[@hillbillyfranks]

I love the way that soul works I got a band so but I still like them better Stay safe get your own next one🎉🎉

[@donaldstrishock3923]

Pure Danger & 110% focus. I Have run these "Dinosaur's" before. They are a LOT harder than they look. That Singing "Detroit" does'ent stop for anything. You guys & gal made it look So Easy. True masters at Work. I like how the feed control can be "variated" with pure precision. Thank you folks for the Excelent vidio and happy safe sawing.

[@wallacefarmandsawmill]

Thanks for watching!

[@ssprofirewood]

I love watching what you do with your mill. Nice job with the video. Take care 👍

[@garydh57]

Our Hunting cabin was built in the mid 60's and the cedar post are still holding up the front and back porches!!

[@joestone2068]

Nice work I rather watch you guys on the circle mill. I am just an old 73 year old and this is just my preference. Don’t care much for that band mill. But love watching your videos 👍

[@RCAFpolarexpress]

Keep Up Your Outstanding team work Cheers 😇👍👌🍻

[@wallacefarmandsawmill]

Thanks for watching!

[@johnsmith-xr6qy]

I grew up listening to Uncle Reese Hodge's sawmill about a mile from our house is Sale Creek Tennessee. He had a big diesel engine that ran a 60" blade. I remember it made a lot of sawdust, a mountain of sawdust. This was a three-generation mill. Anyone who wanted to work could, at the mill or out logging to supply the mill. This kind of work has been replaced by large corporations, except yours.

[@cliffclark6441]

Several mills like Reese Hodges are running on Dayton mountain and around pikeville tn. I knew Reese pretty good, and ever body that worked around the mill. I got a mill, but i am not running it, i got to old. I grew up at coulterville. Elmer ownes also had a mill, i worked with joe fields logging as a kid, and worked at jack cranmoores mill down at backwell. I knew Luke Hodge pretty good to. Lot more mills like Reese was are running than most people realize. Reese mill was a corley just like the one in the video. He ran a 4-71 Detroit just like the one i got. I got a old corley mill carriage setting around. And enough parts to put the mill together. I got a m14 bellsaw mill i can run when i need to.

[@joelalleman9591]

worked part time building frick sawmills for several years and I understand the hard work that goes into running a manual mill !! wish you and yours the best in your business , thanks for sharing !!!

[@wallacefarmandsawmill]

Thanks for watching!

[@silentvoiceinthedark5665]

Anyone from my generation that liked the Waltons as a kid can appreciate watching this

[@arkansas1336]

Need more sawing, I could watch all day.

[@wallacefarmandsawmill]

I will keep the videos coming!

[@stephenkenny7661]

LOVE THAT SAW BROTHER!!!!SWEET EWP!!!

[@DaleDirt]

GREAT CONTENT , GLAD TO SEE HUSBAND AND WIFE WORKING TOGETHER , I am curious what those post cost , I know they ain't cheap . Glad to see people still doing creative and custom work .

[@jimwilliamson7598]

Nice old mill, thanks for sharing the video!🇨🇦👍🍻

[@wallacefarmandsawmill]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@georgesherman5345]

Never saw a woman running a saw before. CUDOS!

[@larrysloskysr5503]

Excellent job Wallace crew . I know these people personally. Great people !

[@wallacefarmandsawmill]

Thanks for watching Mr. Larry!

[@mehanic]

I love watching what you do

[@JOHNHEARN-rp1dg]

Great looking posts Awesome mill and teamwork !

[@wallacefarmandsawmill]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@kopenhagenkid]

Awesome work

[@darwing.proctor2629]

Real good looking post

[@kwalsemann3919]

Very nice cutting mill ,great video.

[@johnclark5153]

Great video. Put that one log bunk rail on a pivot so you don't have to climb over it to get to the back dog.

[@jstevenanderson9227]

Your wife is a great miller she is also a damned sight easier on the eye than you are, thanks for sharing

[@jagdishprasadkhaitan4815]

Lovely superb Nice sawing

[@PurpleCollarLife]

Great video! This is getting tons of views. Congrats on the channel growth.

[@wallacefarmandsawmill]

Thanks for watching!

[@kopenhagenkid]

Great video

[@DejanKrgic-wp8tl]

Ja imam bansek i običan cilkular ali moram i ja da napravim ovako nešto sa kolicima za struganje. Svaka vam čast. Jedino si trebao da ugradiš digitalne mere i stezanje trupca na klip

[@troytreeguy]

Nice sawmill, love the setup!

[@wallacefarmandsawmill]

Thanks!

[@spindolafilho]

Estou acompanhando vocês, e estou gostando muito do que fizeram até agora. Trabalhar nessa serra circular, com certeza farão um ótimo trabalho, e irão pra frente com certeza. Show...!

[@wallacefarmandsawmill]

Será um prazer

[@jodycordell1972]

Awesome video

[@RobertF-cs7fx]

My father and grandfather had a saw mill too. I am guessing your dad taught you this trade. He must be proud of you. Super cool video>

[@wallacefarmandsawmill]

Grandfather taught me!

[@firewoodprovidersnorthwest]

My gosh man, I could hardly believe you actually sawed those logs without power washing all the Mud, and rocks off them...Guess I was trained differently, my Dad always made sure my logs were clean...Makes the saw teeth remain sharp a lot longer.

[@my.pariasi4820]

Good job💪

[@andrewarmstrong9194]

That ol Detroit sounds good

[@exotictones1054]

Pretty blondes seem to get more likes on these videos. Just saying from another video we watch.keep up the good work folks.

[@genefogarty5395]

Good stuff, the Mennonite mill I bring my logs to has an old Corley also. The old guys make it look easy and most of the kids want to use the Edmiston anyway, but they do learn both. You seem to have your system pretty well oiled and making dust in a hurry, lol. Ya got a new subscriber here!

[@wallacefarmandsawmill]

Thanks for joining along!

[@fricknjeep]

hi there nice sawing , john

[@wallacefarmandsawmill]

Thanks for watching buddy!

[@taweechaikogaphai7819]

Very good 😊👍👍👍

[@bellyacres7846]

looks good :)

[@greggseidl3490]

Awesome work. Do me a favor, please. Wear safety glasses and hearing protection. I know you are all tough as nails but one day you are going to want to hear your grandchildren. Take it from someone who wished they could go back 40 years.

[@wallacefarmandsawmill]

Thanks for the tip, we going to have to step up on the Ppe.

[@williamkirkpatrick8314]

I was just going to post that myself!!!!! You girls only have two eyes and they can't be replaced!!!!!

[@E-jc9iy]

Very true and very nice wood work okay

[@Adirondack_Gimp92]

Absolutely! Definitely don't skip on the safety gear. This is coming from a quadriplegic from a car accident. Granted, that's totally different, but stuff happens in a split second. Be safe.

[@E-jc9iy]

@@Adirondack_Gimp92 okay and same here to and that is very much true amen brother and sister okay

[@chavezvalencia4]

Nice work df

[@oldnstillworkin5709]

I used to buy from a mill like yours about 5 miles from my house. There was another one about 15 miles away. I moved to Florida 3 years ago and be damned if I can find one around here in north central FL. It’s not like we’re in the city out here

[@1pcfred]

I wish I could find a local mill to buy wood from.

[@josephbrandt6778]

Niccccce! Ya the mill...👍

[@buzzsaw301]

I've been a carpenter a long time and that big open circ blade is terrifying

[@hardylee5364]

I like your videos

[@toddvandyke1023]

I enjoy your videos

[@wallacefarmandsawmill]

Thanks for watching!

[@MOON_KID]

I'd be in the sawmill all day staring at that, but I doubt I'd get much work done. Almost seems like a work hazard

[@dennismarella4858]

Nice job

[@chotuusian4127]

Good work

[@rogerstepp3240]

That Brittany is a keeper.

[@jacksanders7018]

Great video, thanks.

[@wallacefarmandsawmill]

Glad you liked it!

[@bill45colt]

blade musta been reallyyy sharp,,,,no strain at all on the saw when cutting,,,great job

[@kokigephart111]

Okay , now we are ready to see them on the lathe that's going to spin them into ornamentals.

[@rudolfhild]

Sehr gutes Video Grüße aus Germany

[@boB7710II]

I saw you on Tim's video.

[@wallacefarmandsawmill]

Thanks for coming over!

[@yohannfoure3478]

hi from france very beautiful video . how are you

[@beachlife9419]

Aww job

[@dekotaniswonger2655]

Gettin it done!!!

[@wallacefarmandsawmill]

Thanks for watching man!

[@Kurkulio]

Человек трудится! Уважение Вам!

[@YoutubeVideoChainsaw]

this is a great job place, is there any job vacancies I want to join 😁

[@kevinronald4137]

Cool to see a traditional saw mill at work. Just one please ask the young lady to tie her back and tack into her jacket. I would hate to see a strand cut in those open belts of worse still the blade.

[@robertphifer7955]

Nice Detroit Diesel!

[@dennismarella4858]

Nice

[@lovesloudcars]

I can't figure out your bunk measurement indicator. The top of the number block is the precise measurement? 471? It's not long enough to be a 6 is it?

[@wallacefarmandsawmill]

3-71 Detroit. So basically what the dial is reading is how much log is left on the carriage. Each pull it’s decreasing.

[@garydh57]

Also do y'all line the veins up with the saw?

[@jamesrussell6870]

Do you ever debark first? Assuming the inserts are not carbide?

[@wallacefarmandsawmill]

Inserts are carbide!

[@lyher2722]

hello, would like to buy some oak slab wood ! inche by 8 inche. Would like 12 or 14 of these from 1 or two tree logs. Please let me know. Thank you !!!!

[@dirttdude]

chooching the frigasaker with the whirler twirling is one thing but kajigger hooting the stovepipe antler will get you a sliver in a digit every time. next thing you know, your sister is digging timber out of your thumb and you miss the Brady Bunch! Ask me how i know

[@frantisekleiterman2082]

TOP! 🙂

[@woodysurbanforestryproduct4091]

Love your operation! Is that a Jimmy diesel (what size is it? "Woody's Urban Forestry"

[@wallacefarmandsawmill]

3-71 Detroit

[@garyhoward3123]

I could tell you know what you are doing when you used the two by for a makeshift taper knee.

[@henryrollins9177]

13:13 is why many came here for.

[@familiamsmmundoafora3966]

Olá amigo esta serraria que vc trabalha é no Canadá?

[@azkachainsaw7401]

Mantap bs 👍👍

[@AndrewConary-s9l]

It would be great if you could mill the short pieces into pallet wood so it don't get wasted

[@rbbarnby108]

Wondering why you cut off the butt end of the log rather than cut off the top..

[@outofcontrol4499]

I'm not "Joe Safety" but.... you can say that "I'm lucky and I'm not going to lose an eye" and you might be right. I can guarantee that you ARE going to damage your hearing. Just hang a couple of cheap protectors at the operator's station and wear them. They're not stylish but they're cheap. As to the eye thing....how are you going to feel when someone else looses an eye?

[@rk22cc]

Oh Yeah

[@enchantedmountain5354]

Impressive system, Oldie but goodie. What size is that blade?

[@wallacefarmandsawmill]

48"

[@jeromyw385xp]

​@@wallacefarmandsawmill ware you guys located out of. if you head has the room upgrade to a 52" blade you'll be amazed how much easyer you can cut bigger stuff and you don't even need more rpms on the motor either. if ya do it won't need much tho.

[@CarverFabWeld]

Where do you get your circle saw blades?

[@wallacefarmandsawmill]

Bh Payne Georgia

[@richardanderson3005]

What does the conveyor up the sawdust pile do ?

[@crashland5711]

Drag chain with paddles that drags the sawdust out of the pit under the blade, makes that big pile of sawdust you see. My dad had a mill like this, until it burned.

[@bojanvaricak302]

Where to order such a wood saw? thanks in advance

[@dannyderriso4982]

Hey man. Why don’t you put a little dirt in your catfish pond in the driveway?

[@RichardThompson-gc1cf]

I used pine all the time you are right just keep it off the ground it will last for ever. PINE HAS A BAD REPUTATION

[@wallacefarmandsawmill]

Absolutely!

[@1pcfred]

There are different kinds of pine. Some are better than others are. I think Southern Yellow Pine is excellent wood.

[@danhunik7949]

8:48 Some one should tell that dude in the yellow safety shirt that his glasses wont protect his eyes sitting on top of his head.