Some big poplar logs on the log deck

[@DanielParadis-sr5nh]

You had some really great looking logs! Thank you again for a fine looking video!

[@nicholssawmillandmore]

They were. You're welcome!

[@williamellis8993]

That was a lot of nice sawing, Jason. Really great thumbnail, too. Bill

[@nicholssawmillandmore]

Thanks Bill. I appreciate it.

[@arkansas1336]

Nice sawing!

[@nicholssawmillandmore]

Thanks!

[@TheWildWestMill]

The carbide really eats that poplar

[@nicholssawmillandmore]

Actually I was using steel bits on this video.

[@TheWildWestMill]

Looks like your new edger operator is having a tough time keeping up to you

[@nicholssawmillandmore]

He's learning. But he's doing a good job overall.

[@dougsmith548]

Those were so extremely good looking logs. The first log was really interesting the way the path went from one side of the log to the other side. do you have any idea what would cause that. Are you the one that’s responsible for lifting the boards up to the gentleman that is doing the edging? Stay safe God bless✌️🇨🇦

[@nicholssawmillandmore]

Not sure about that and yes I decide and control transfer chain to edger.

[@wessmith7408]

You need your camera set up on the other end closer to the saw. Watching from the ass end doesn't give much of a sawing experience. People like myself who watch these type of videos want to see a closer view of the saw. This video shows nothing. I don't mean to be so blunt. I have almost stopped watching your videos just because of this. Seeing logs loaded on the sled isn't my idea of a sawing video when this is all you have to watch.

[@nicholssawmillandmore]

I appreciate the information. Thanks for watching.

[@Ed_in_Md]

The information might be useful but try not to be so rude next time.