Scaling logs TODAY at the SAWMILL!!! (Giveaway at the END!!!)

[@wendellmoore3285]

Bf,,, 7892 I love y'all's channel and the way you two work ,, keep up for the next generation,, I'm 63 an old mechanic and landscaper,,, and a wood builder, thank y'all so much,,, ❤❤❤❤❤❤😂😊😊😊😊

[@wallacefarmandsawmill]

We really appreciate that, thanks for watching!

[@gakrazykajun]

I really like the music you add when you show time lapse. "Leaning On The Everlasting Arms" is a great hymn and inspirational song, thanks for adding that.

[@wallacefarmandsawmill]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@jimamccracken5783]

Being a Independent Baptist I love Ol Gospel songs and Leaning On His Everlasting Arms Will be sang at my funeral.❤ GOD IS GOOD

[@BrianCrans-vo2ji]

Out of all the channels I watch, I think you're the most authentic. Love your videos . Keep up the good work!

[@wallacefarmandsawmill]

Thank you!

[@billyladner3062]

I cut a d hauled logs a d poles to Picayune Ms. They sold me a 4 ft folding tape that will tell you the diameter, of the log and the board ft. I wish I still had it but that was over 50 years ago. Have fun and stay safe!

[@thomaspoe9606]

Hey Tyler & Brittany. It don’t matter what you guys film . Everybody will tune in to watch , including myself. I would like to see some more fishin videos. Next time you go out and put your catfish jugs out , tell us what kind of hooks and string you use . Another thing I like to see is when you show Aiden . He looks like a remarkable young I man . Get him to talk more , he is really quiet . Well anyway I enjoy everything you post . It blessed my heart to watch you and Brittany working together. You are and amazing couple. Keep it going and I’ll keep watching !!!

[@abelincoln95]

I believe it's best when you both scale the logs to see if you agree. I know that may not always be feasible. You guys work best as a team.

[@JohnAyotte-yf8ro]

Thank You. That was very informative . Not a logger but I watch to see how things work

[@wallacefarmandsawmill]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@ozarkmountainwoodworking1515]

We did this in FFA back in the day. Cheers from the great state of Arkansas!!

[@Mr1996scott]

When you guys engage the time laps to some of your video clips, I enjoy listening to the Gospel music to the hymn “ Learning To Lean “

[@whgaddy6885]

Hey Wallace’s. Love watching you all and your business grow! Wild guess 3690 bft. I wasn’t paying attention. I enjoy and thank you both for sharing your adventures! I Think you both have a Great Thing Going! I hope you have a Great Weekend! Thanks again!

[@Allan-vm1sh]

Hello you both have a wonderful weekend

[@ajknaup3530]

02:51 isn't that a good way to damage your truck? Fun watching you guys work. Do be safe.

[@wademizelle3433]

5200 board fee, this is one of your best videos. Thanks

[@EwenRoberts-o8o]

I,m saying 2256 board ft. Thanks for sharing the info to people that don,t no about how to scale wood. Great stuff.

[@kennethhockey2598]

1950 board feet. 🤔🙂 Like your content, as per usual. Wallace Farm & Sawmill rocks again 🤘🙂👍

[@wallacefarmandsawmill]

Thanks for watching all we do!

[@scottparmer7273]

2880 board feet I think 🤔. Hope y’all have a great rest of the week. Really enjoyed watching y’all

[@BeckijerDitterlas]

I really like the music you add when you show time lapse

[@deanearl3693]

She is doing most of the work on the sawmill.

[@shamelessfishing5435]

1792 is my guess. Really enjoy your videos. Keep up the good work.

[@Jfishersawmill]

I saw your shadow Mrs. Britt it was pretty

[@ozarkmountainwoodworking1515]

3116 bdft. Cheers from the great state of Arkansas!!

[@bobkingsmore1901]

My guess is 2385 board feet Love y’all’s videos , God bless you and your family

[@redneckpackrat]

Thanks for the lesson! Always learn something from watching y'all's videos. Gonna guess 3400 bf

[@dinogarnett1106]

My guess …1,847 board feet…. Thanks for an awesome lesson!….Y’all Rock!

[@wallacefarmandsawmill]

Thanks for watching!

[@freedomrider30]

Get the boats out of the log yard!!! 🤣😂🤣😂 A+ guys!!! 👍🏻👍🏻😎😎😎

[@jbbrown7907]

My job for the mill is to find marketable standing timber. Once we find the standing timber the mill owners dad knocks on the door and gives his speal. He offers the land owner to pay for the trees we take before the logger come in and start the logging. We then use the Doyke scale to scale the standing timber at breast height. The loggers are paid by the scale again the Doyle scale) when the logs arrive at the mill.

[@wallacefarmandsawmill]

That’s interesting! Thanks for sharing how you do it!

[@williamhill9432]

I’ve always wondered how you did that Tyler, thanks for the explanation.

[@wallacefarmandsawmill]

No problem! Thanks for watching!

[@mitchgunn4149]

I'm gonna guess 5130 bd ft. Keep up the good work.

[@terrycannon570]

I love that song.

[@LesThompson-i3t]

. Estimated . 744 board foot. . beast on Ten log's 144 & 160 board foot average Les England 5, XXXXX large. thank you.

[@RogerOMalley]

Tyler my guess is 1957 board foot. Thanks for the chance. Roger

[@MartyWininger]

feet is the plural

[@Sl0eP0ke]

great video as usual.. Always great content. Keep up the good work. 2820 is my guess.

[@buck-bc4cn]

I going to say 1895 bd ft. Thank you very informative video.

[@wallacefarmandsawmill]

Thanks for watching!

[@barryyoung5022]

2450 board ft Love the channel. Always enjoy learning new thing plus I love woodworking

[@RobertWallace-gx6pr]

That guy running the Kubota is really skilled. 2684 is my guess

[@DanO-yq9jr]

2879 board feet. Loving the channel.

[@hazelwoodgarage]

I use sidewalk chalk and a tape measure mark the wood

[@Cotton2Ennis]

Major timber company buys up all the land cleaning timber here. Good to see you're able to get plenty of good timber logs. Wondering if you pay more for hardwood than you do for softwood. My guess is 1934 board feet. Thanks for the video

[@wallacefarmandsawmill]

Mostly pay more depending on grade. We typically buy low grade pallet logs.

[@melkingrealestate]

2563 is my guess. love your channel

[@jherndon2u]

I'll guess 2050 board ft. JerryH, and I just want the t-shirt! Just a wild guess!

[@kevinfirmin9528]

2845 bf is my wag... :-) Great content!

[@StandardLivingHomestead]

2200 bf is my guess!.. great video. 😊

[@davidmuise388]

That’s to much for my pea brain It’s over my head and under my feet 😂😂😂 But I really enjoy the video So thank you for sharing

[@BrianCrans-vo2ji]

That first log you unloaded looked like it had half the woods with it

[@Ronald-hx6zn]

If you want to learn how people up north scale logs go to Working Horses with Jim 😊

[@volkerrohlfs6946]

here, in germany, we dont know about bored feet, we calculate in 'Festmeter' (solid meter) which is middle diameter^2 /4 x length x 3,14

[@wallacefarmandsawmill]

Never heard of that one!

[@davidh9897]

Scaling logs by weight may be counter productive. A fresh cut log will be much heavier than a log cut weeks earlier which has an opportunity to dry some. Water is heavy.

[@wallacefarmandsawmill]

Agreed. Scaling is superior.

[@dmorgan28]

Cool video 👍❤️

[@DougNicholson-uh9ke]

You are smooth on the sawmills but that poor tractor catches hell.

[@pickerick1]

2045 ft, those long logs will add up

[@rays8876]

I think it is 2024, How are the horses doing after their teeth work and love your work

[@MySORRELL]

THANKS!

[@vernt4583]

We’re getting 90$ a ton for precuts with 11 inch tops in East Texas

[@saint5345]

One million two hundred eight thousand board feet😂

[@ScottATexan]

Any thing for knowing they are called bolts? 🤓 I was IT at an industrial lumber company for 12 years.

[@williambates6811]

Do you take in account heart rot/discolored heart, sweep and large knots and holes into your scale calculations?

[@keithmclennan3275]

we also have up here in bc canada another scale called scribner

[@wallacefarmandsawmill]

I heard of that one!

[@pcampbell55]

What about the trucking cost - who pays and how much for a typical load?

[@pinterelectric]

By the time I see it, it’s 10 dollars a linear foot

[@waynehall6273]

My Grandfather explained board feet to me 60+ years ago. I wasn't really interested until I went to a mill to buy red oak and the first thing he asked me was "How many board feet do you want?".

[@donald-w9y]

3000 I hope is close. Tried to count but couldn;t quite get a good count .Average I thought was 250 per # of logs

[@jaym8257]

Okay, you have some gum and you have a pine log. What is the rest? And what would a buyer of dimensioned lumber do with gum?

[@Tony-ei9mh]

I don’t know much about sawmilling but I will guess 1980 board feet.

[@dannybrown4393]

Awesome video

[@wallacefarmandsawmill]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@JustLocal]

Keep it!

[@chanceydell7842]

My guess is 2,631!!! 🤞

[@jbbrown7907]

The Amish saw mills in the next district to the west, Holmes County, bring their logs to their mills just as long as possible. Around here, the loggers optimize the logs on the landing before they are trucked.

[@wallacefarmandsawmill]

I like when they have been cut to length before getting here.

[@gerry343]

I'm surprised the truck driver didn't sweep the loose bark chippings off his trailer.

[@imageofthebeast8599]

wood web has a log weight calculator and log volume calculator .i buy by the ton 50$ a tone and i sell pallet parts at ,75 per board foot

[@wallacefarmandsawmill]

Similar here. You’re getting a little more on pallet parts!

[@EvLuvsMinPins]

do you only use pine for your pallet wood?

[@roddavisdavis208]

1475 feet 😮

[@rickutley931]

It's sad to see the Ole Corley sitting there neglected😢 , it appears she about to be put out to pasture.

[@steve1000]

Do you pay your supplier based on your own scaling?

[@waynedavenport3919]

Hey guys. I’m guessing 2064F

[@Deanmiller-s7u]

Why not buy you a scale stick, it would be faster and easier ?

[@bobestave5895]

how did you come up with 141 board feet??

[@johnchristie1423]

8 logs 18 ft length 16 inch dia. = 2000 board feet

[@knotheadmillwoodworking8225]

Guessimate is roughly 1483 BF.

[@luckeychuckey70]

my guess 2988

[@jojobeans64]

Wet or dry

[@cedricgates9976]

i use int 1/4 most logs are small the other rules beat me up bad if they are used good 4 mills bad 4 me

[@randywallace1727]

My wild guess is 3,407 board feet

[@chrissheathewoodguy]

poplar .023 cherry .032 red oak .028 white oak.054 walnut .048 chestnut oak( white oak) .032 pine .015 and so on here in va. prices are way down. hopefully that changes soon. hickory is as you want to pay. really depends on type. pignut and pecan bring the most. this is logs under 24 width. now of course the wider slabs(logs) bring more like the thicker slabs bring more per bft. i could and would never do that small of a profit. blade cost and fule will eat that up. not to mention break downs. but that works for you great.

[@timscartoys9321]

My guess is 1875 board feet.

[@keithmclennan3275]

do you ever take into consideration the grade of some of those logs when buying them and scaling

[@wallacefarmandsawmill]

Yes. These are all pallet.

[@bobrub]

my guess is 4180 board ft

[@bigolemike33]

No scaling stick?

[@wallacefarmandsawmill]

Need to get me one. Been using tape for a while.

[@ScottCarpenter-k7f]

Guessing 2160 bdft

[@joebyers5996]

I'd say around 2156

[@cliffhaskett7703]

22' log ? Can you cut 22' ?

[@sawingdummie]

1650 bf. Log form not sawn lumber

[@SamJohnson-p8q]

2thousand two hundred 70:board foot.

[@IdahoPohTaToh]

My very uneducated guess is 1,692 Board feet!

[@jackstanley3753]

1532 board foot

[@sylvainouimet412]

1850 board feet

[@davidshepherd-m2j]

1842 is my guess

[@FLPhotoCatcher]

It's not clear which logs you are counting for the contest. But my guess is 1206.

[@fredcortimiglia-bj5qy]

1200 board foot

[@jamesevans20]

If the board ft is $280.00 per thousand at the saw mill, Any idea what the board ft price is generally offered to the land owner?