Solid Yellow Gold from Pine Logs

[@DDL2728]

Howard is a really hard worker. It looked like he knew what to do, without you saying anything. It's hard to find people like him. Great job, guys!!

[@falllineridge]

Howard is the man.

[@DDL2728]

@@falllineridge Awwww, that's sweet of you to say!! You are worth working hard for - you appreciate the effort!! 😍

[@BeechFork]

@@falllineridge is he a slave?

[@thebradleysoncatbirdhill6849]

As many others have commented, it is so wonderful to see you and Howard working together again! You guys make an awesome team! 👍💪

[@falllineridge]

Howard is the man.

[@BeechFork]

I heard he is a slave, isn’t slave labor illegal?

[@jimp.4531]

looks like you and Howard had a great day.

[@marylott3076]

Enjoyed watching.... Howard is a big help to you. Take care and be safe.

[@iain1969]

I love a straight sawing video - keep them coming Wes!

[@nomadmarine0331]

always good to have a buddy when working in the woods. Things have a way of happening there

[@johncraig3941]

Good to see Howard back. You should not work out there alone. Always good to have a buddy alone.

[@shytweedabone2663]

That is so cool you and your Grandpa working together my 6 year old said!

[@jasonhopper5072]

Great to see Howard again! Hey Howard!

[@davidclauson5256]

Always happy to see a video from you. Good to see Howard again.

[@petermcfarlane4592]

Beautiful job buddy I love watching your videos cheers buddy Peter McFarlane Australia

[@donaldtrabeaux5235]

You always count on Howard very hard worker and nice lumber

[@mikehackett7522]

I love watching the sawmill I enjoy your videos

[@Zeke-yv3nw]

Man Howard is some great help. Man yall done some sawing in this video.

[@williamkn621]

Good to see Howard again, live the sawmill. Creating useful lumber from those logs... Looks like fun kind of work - satisfying.

[@trampster7306]

Another great video thanks Wes. Looks like despite the heat, with Harold's help you had a productive day. Stay safe & well. 👍👍

[@buddyreed2623]

I did see the wave in the wood. I thought it might be the live edge making it an optical illusion until you said something about the blade. I do like the sawing of the boards. Have good days!!

[@MichaelSmith-dg3kr]

Yep. You and Howard work well together. He's ben on a saw mill a time or two. You need to feed that young fellow well. this evening. That's some great looking wood.

[@daviddiehl197]

Love watching you work.

[@usapatriot4513]

That is a good stack of lumber you got there and I agree with you it is too hot 🥵 Fall is the best time to work outside. Thanks for sharing your videos with us and God bless

[@CodeineRadick]

Changing the blade was a good move. Those swales were huge.

[@craigsudman4556]

Hooo Doggy! That's a passal -o- lumber that you fellas cut up out of those logs. I got to tell you Wes, I'm sitting here in my den sweating along with you...it's 90 degrees and 100 % humidity, we don't have AC, just fans. I can't wait for fall, I've got a project coming up where I've got to replace the board under my gutter and replace all the insulation over my shop that the squirrels dug up to make their nest out of. Just won't do it until the weather cools off. Hey great video, thumbs up.

[@RealTechZen]

I love watching how well you guys work as a team.

[@jimmowers7675]

Great looking pine. Thanks for sharing. God Bless.

[@andygirke846]

What an extremely therapeutic and satisfying video. Thanks for sharing....

[@falllineridge]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@Rob89139]

Man I was thinking about you today, hoping the hurricane steers clear of your area and your operation isn't affected. Another great video boss

[@justintime2277]

It looked really hot, you milled more than I would have.. lol👍 From Cadillac Michigan

[@terrancemiller8350]

The views were just fine, it seem that it was awhile since the last video, I could be wrong, guess I missed that sweet *** of yours, it shows so well. How you work in that hear I will never know. Glad to see you again. Bye for now.

[@The_Wood]

Having good help is a wonderful thing epecially when they know what they're doing. When I used to help daddy saw lumber on his Wood-Mizer, sometimes we would get that uneven cut as well. The blade set being out is a good place to start. The forward speed of the carrier could be it, too. Looks like it was moving pretty fast at the beginning. Another possibility is the blade tension. Is a fine line twixt too tight and not tight enough. The latter will cause the blade to deflect from flat and cause an uneven cut. We've had it both dive and rise before to the point we had to disengage the blade and back it out to unscrew it. Daddy's new Hydraulic LT 40 is not too bad about it but it still has happened. Sometimes, it's just the wood that causes it. Some logs are just a bear. The grain and hard knots can cause the blade to deflect until it gets past that particular spot. The logs you cut sure produced some beautiful boards. Already looking forward to the next video

[@MrShanghai34]

I played golf today and the course had some storm damage. There was this one pine tree that was down. I looked at it and thought there is a nice tree that needs to be milled. Round, long and no limbs for a long way up.

[@Fredrik3626]

Hi there, some really nice clear pine wood from that sawing. The next time please introduce the African American gentleman who helps you from time to time. Best Regards Fred Thomas

[@jdub229r]

Those are some beautiful wide planks @ 17:22 nice grain.

[@exotictones1054]

It's been a minute son.good to see ya again.

[@jan-erikgustafsson1900]

Is that a good neighbor helping you out? Haven't seen him in your videos for a while so it's nice to see him back.

[@ronwolford3782]

You have some fine help there. Good video. thanks!

[@jerrylittle8922]

Looks like Longleaf Bark. True Southern Yellow Pine. According to my Grand daddy.

[@jimwilloughby]

Nice to see Howard again. As I've said in the past, when he's workin' there isn't a wasted motion. Especially when it's hot. He's not rough with the lumber either. As hot as it was, you seem to have got a good amount of those logs turned into good lumber. From what I could pick out, it really is SYP gold. As to the type of video, it was just as good as anything you've done without a lot of narration, so don't worry about it. BTW, speaking of good priorities, are you and your wife havin' another little one?

[@falllineridge]

Hey Jim, no new ones on the way. Thanks for the great comment...and Howard really is a wonderful helper.

[@pattyhughes7477]

Great video keep up the hard work . And to the 4 dislikes jealousy gets you nowhere in life

[@mikeperry7430]

Man, a heck of a days work.

[@davidsmathers5621]

Man you got a lot of wood cut there looks nice

[@kevin-sawmill-lx25]

You make it look easy! I’m a lot slower milling with my lx 25! Already needing up grade!!

[@1herbert100]

I thought you forgot about us. Just because you have a wife, kids, job, and a farm to take care of, you may be just a might busy. Ha. Good video.

[@Halio1984]

congratulations on the "changing priorities"

[@paulbombardier8722]

Plenty of beautiful lumber in those stacks. That little sawmill certainly has earned its keep many times over I’m sure. And you say this is “just a hobby?”

[@falllineridge]

It really is. I think the videos make it look like I use it all the time, when I really don't. A lot goes on that I don't film.

[@bwillan]

It is really hard to beat Southern Yellow Pine for dimensional lumber.

[@nealtubbs9608]

Good video. You guys are very efficient and work together well. Does Howard wear ear protection?

[@kennethhopson7087]

I wish you would explain about what you are doing as well as the cuts you are making.

[@jameskidd7499]

Looks like you got good help .

[@bommm22]

Bro, some really good videos, i can spend a lot of time watching that saw plough through the log, anyways could you bag and sell the sawdust or is it worth the hassle? just an idea as you seem to have quite the small mountain of it there! take care buddy.

[@CCRider5312]

Brother you could take those slabs cut them up into campfire 🔥 size pieces & bundle them with baling twine or suran wrap them. Then sell them to the local grocery stores to put on their porches for sale. I see those bundles of wood sitting at grocery stores everywhere and the prices are high. But people that go camping ⛺️ Who are too lazy or don’t have the means to cut their own pay those prices. So the wood man selling the stores this wood is making descent money from it and a lot of it I can tell is coming from slab wood. Just an idea Brother! No need for you to burn, throw away and letting money rot like that, that you could be making from your waste wood. 😉

[@samvalentine3206]

Howdy CC - imagine meeting you here? Heh heh! Have a good one!

[@twintwo1429]

The fact that more of these guys don't do this, let's us know that this is more lucrative than they say, or they are just lazy. If profits were hard to come by, then they would try to recover loss. But no. I think lazy is the word. Too many people are afraid of hard work these decades.

[@CCRider5312]

@@samvalentine3206 hey Sam man you sure get around on KZbin 😂🤣👍 Hahahahaha that’s funny 😆

[@CCRider5312]

@@twintwo1429yeah you’re absolutely 100% right. I’ve lived almost 6 Decades & People have quickly became the laziest I’ve seen in my lifetime. I’d imagine 4 outta every 10 people own their own chainsaw & will cut and consume firewood from their own hard labor. The other 6 outta 10 that buys firewood 🔥 from grocery stores & convenient store porches...They either have a chainsaw and just too lazy to cut their firewood.....They go on a trip and had totally forgot theirs....Or they don’t own a chainsaw, & possibly don’t know anyone with a chainsaw & or they don’t have any place to cut wood. But either when I was a kid at least my area of the country 8 of 10 men who consumed firewood cut their own without complaining they just knew they needed it and they put the labor in. Even if they had to borrow a chainsaw they’d have cut their own wood. Maybe 1 outta 10 would’ve been too lazy. Not many people 50-60 years ago were lazy at all, some may not have liked hard labor but most done it if it’s was something they had to have. I think Here’s the problem with laziness in Today’s societies of the majority of the world: Is our societies have made everything so darn easy and convenient that men and women don’t have to put in as much effort on anything anymore to get stuff or things done. I could give you 1000 examples of this readily convenience from: fast food restaurants, places like Wamart & Other Grocery stores offering online Grocery Shopping 🛒 for you. Then the store employees walk the isle & fill the shopping 🛒 cart, then bags it up having it ready & waiting. The customer pulls up in their vehicles 🚙 🚗 , the employees push the carts 🛒 out & load the groceries! No exercise or human intervention at all on the customers part & too easy and lazy. Now in defense for some folks:......I understand this is a great service for people who seriously need it...,,Such as the injured, Sick, Elderly, handicapped, Or someone that has only 10 minutes to get all their groceries because they are extremely too busy ... For Example: A single mom or Single Dad who’s so extremely busy working 9-5 and has to come home...They have kids at Daycare or babysitter to run by after work & pick u. So they need to get home quickly & then prepare Dinner while they do their homework and all the other home chores before getting the kids off to bed. I understand these effortless convenient fast 💨 track systems are great for those that really need them. But otherwise it seems we’ve built way too much convenience around us. Just to make all the things in everyones lives a lot less labor intensive. This mad dash to make society run faster has also created Frankenstein’s in our lives with this big life of readily effortless convenience...... 1) 1st Frankenstein is overweight from less exercise from burning less calories .... 2) Bad health issues all coming from number 1 above. 3) A very lazy society due to using & becoming dependent upon all these fast 💨 track effortless Conveniences. I Guess we need to avoid these conveniences if at all possible & go back to more honest labor and get more exercise.

[@twintwo1429]

@@CCRider5312 you are right. But all the crap about excusing parents of time to do things for their children, is bullshit. If you have time to stick it ,then you will have to make time to deal with it, no excuses. All this shit about daycare, school, food, clothes,and anything else is bullshit. Having kids doesn't preclude a person from any other responsibility. Having children is an additional responsibility!!!!!. The people that pay the most for children, taxwise, is people without children. Don't you think that is fucked up. People that never have children, get zero in return for their taxes. People that send their children to public schools get a tax break and 10,000+$ per year per child. Bet you never realized that fucking stupidity.

[@andymanaus1077]

I'm thinking that those end pieces would make some really fine cookies if you cut them vertically on the bandsaw.

[@easttnscott7629]

I ordered a lt15wide with 25 gas. I have several people say that is not enough power for that wide. They have 17 diesel option. What size is on your mill? Opinions?

[@tinydancer7426]

The blue tractor looks real nice ...... do you ever give it a good wax job all over?

[@louisdevriesoutdoors6019]

Have you ever made a long distance shooting video?

[@kennethhopson7087]

Why does the sawmill leave the ragged, stringy edges?

[@franklackie2469]

At a commercial sawmill the logs r waiting on deck can't u do that with a portable mill. ? Just curious

[@TarotLadyLissa]

I would LOVE a little table made from a round slice of that log! Dang, that's a pretty tree! Also, do they make blades that cut in both directions? That way you can cut on the return pass too?

[@tracyrose6795]

I just baught a lt15w and it's on a trailer, my question is do you have alot of tr oi uble keeping your saw level while you're working it ?

[@colleenb3810]

What do you do with the saw dust??

[@jerryodom3810]

Do you have video's on anything else but cutting wood ????

[@patrickirwin3230]

I make the saw blades for that mill woodmizer bandsaw Diamond Saw Chaffee NY world's finest saw blades 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

[@tomcat548]

What do you do with the rounded top bits of timber?

[@highnoon891]

How many times has that sawmill paid for itself?

[@fasthogman]

I hope you paid Howard well because I was sweating right along with both of you

[@PondokKlene77]

High Skill $ High Technology

[@patmatt975]

I like cutting hard wood, but I love cutting pine.

[@patmatt975]

With my mill, the faster I can cut, the better the cut.

[@mervallan1822]

Have been watching your posts for some time now, am wondering what is being done with finished lumber, am yet to see it being put to any use!!

[@falllineridge]

Browse the channel, there are several videos of it being put to use. House siding, solar kiln, laundry room, etc.

[@mervallan1822]

@@falllineridge OK Thanx~~!!!

[@romeredinsonhuamanivelasqu4054]

Donde podría adquirí esa preciosa maquina soy de Perú

[@NotOnYourLife]

Another excellent video. Did the blade kiss the roller at 13:43 or was it something else?

[@falllineridge]

It sure did. Nice catch.

[@richardthornhill4630]

Making usable lumber out of timber.

[@charlessessions7293]

Nice video 📹 !! Beautiful pine lumber as usual !! How is Lil Man doing ?

[@falllineridge]

He's great! More energy than me.

[@pkangbigbikechannel3752]

What species is this tree not?

[@davidsbeefarm6156]

Need to put another stacking stick in that pack of lumber down on the end by Howard. If not the lazt 2ft of those boards wil bow down. Losing 2 ft per board is costly

[@barrystrachan6340]

I "can't" get my "cant" in there Howard...isn't the English language awesome...lol

[@falllineridge]

It's a mess sometimes.

[@EclaWood]

Mantap kawan 👍👍

[@normanrobinson7459]

Fall line yells pine.

[@tomharrington1393]

👍👍

[@michaeldowns2389]

I'm not sure what the deal is but I'm not that far from you and you let a log lay around here untill the bark slips and the hole things blue,your logs always have very minimal blue stain fungus

[@thomasschafer7268]

Verstehe nicht warum ihr die geschnittenen Bretter nicht runterzieht. Der Druck auf dem Sägeblatt ist unnötig und kann zum Verläufen führen. 👎👎🇩🇪

[@CougarLand]

definitely not the way to cut it to have "quality" boards.

[@DrewDiaz]

Oh FFS get your helper a set of ears

[@bubbaman12289]

Why....he's not up on the machine and you do know these motors are just lawn mower engines .. I run my same lt15 without ears my air compressor is louder

[@twintwo1429]

In many states, small companies are exempt from safety standards that larger companies are held to. If you dont believe me, just look at the states version of the code of federal regulations, CFR. THAT BLACK MAN DOESN'T NEED PROTECTION, CAUSE THE STATE SAID SO . ONE EMPLOYEE, WHO CARES!!!! Many times, small companies cry foul, but are given exceptions. HOWARD IS THE BEST ANYWAY!!!!