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[@apollomoon1]

Up is the answer for storing any inventory. Heavy duty metal racks are inexpensive and easy to find used or even free if you dig around. You have the forklift already. You could easily consolidate your products into 1/2 the space you’re currently using. Plus the snow issue all but disappears.

[@Mr05Chuck]

Love your hair but good to see you put it up around that machine.

[@dougalexander7204]

You ladies are amazing. Not only in your profession as sawyers, your videography, editing, presentation and sound are at a high level. You’re perfect spokeswomen for the timber industry. I dig it.

[@dennishinkle5010]

It shows how much trust Ken has in you ladies. You are now truly businesswomen in the truest definition. Congratulations you both deserve it. Your hard work and dedication is paying off look at all the things that have been happening. Excellent job ladies thank you.👍♥️♥️

[@jameswest332]

Sure glad you have trustworthy folks in your neck of the woods !! Here you better have chain link and triple razor wire to keep your inventory !!

[@inkydoug]

You could paint a grid on the pavement of your storage yard to save time placing dunnage. When there isn't snow.

[@KenBreon]

We rearrange the log yard too often…Boss Man.

[@charliebullio463]

I love seeing a small business expanding its inventory. Great job lumber capital log yard.

[@KenBreon]

Thanks for the comment. Have a good evening…Boss Man.

[@MichaelLeeOne]

You girls work so hard. It is good to see such great work ethics.

[@Aioneko]

Hey, I recommend some cantilever racking to store the wood as you grow. You don't have to go high, but can get two stacks into one area without customers having to reach high. If you put the backside of the rack to the road so you can load it with the forks on the tractor without going onto the road.

[@brucearney9536]

The hills in the backgrooud are just beautiful , you grils are easy to look at also !

[@guermeisterdoodlebug7980]

2:40 - I really like when you tie your hair back that way. A nice look. Toward the end, I could see that your lumber will be getting pretty close to the road, but I suppose you’re okay with it.

[@ronw8628]

So, that's how lumber yards space their stacks of lumber. More things involved than what most people would think.

[@danielmiddleton8173]

Factor in snow removal! Think about all the winter road sludge of snow, salt and salt that may or may not get flung into your inventory.

[@KenBreon]

The lumber is set up so we can run a snow blower between the rows…Boss Man.

[@samueljock7291]

AWESOME CAMERA WORK EVERYTIME!!!!!! IF I COULD WATCH LUMBER CAPITOL LOG YARD 24/7.....I WOOD.

[@peterwill3699]

Hi,I would build a timber frame shelter that has access from two sides with a clear roof to store your inventory.

[@bay9876]

Absolutely, and maybe one or two sides fully walled to stop the cold wind from blowing a chill with wood burning pot stove in the corner.

[@karagregory69]

Love the logic, lets make sure the snow blower fits, and doesn't measure the snowblower width.

[@scottsoper]

They already know the snowblower width.

[@kroadie3936]

Heading in the right direction.

[@bushcraftjoe1]

This should be pretty effective at boosting sales. I love the view point of the lumber yard. You are surrounded by amazing views. Stay warm and we will see on the next video.

[@maxchiecaroline6319]

Yesterday I saw that the wood had come out ,today there are more ,emerald and jade Amazing ,he is diligent 👍

[@charleshenderson1174]

Thanks beautiful ladies.

[@Tracyannbanks_123]

It’s been really nice following this channel and their Videos are Amazingly good with useful information….

[@Tracyannbanks_123]

I’d love to know you better Charles, thats only if you dont mind cos you seem to be a very nice person with a great sense of humor

[@gordonhorn8867]

Looks like it's time to get some vertical storage.

[@scottsoper]

See Emerald's reaction in a comment below.

[@Jeff-vs8rl]

Everything you do to better the business is one step closer to unleashing the beast. I think with all the hard work you two young lady's are putting into it you should be just fine. One day though your definitely gonna have to hire some of your buddys because your gonna be covered up with lumber orders. You've got this.

[@johnaddis1022]

Good Show! Don't believe snow will be a problem 8 foot lumber is very popular so the stock should turn over quickly. This is an excellent idea Boss Man, Ladies ya'll did great planning for the placement. John Toccoa GA

[@davidgraham8658]

Good thing you got room out beside the creek road

[@Fraser-369]

Your work ethic is beyond reproach. Greetings from a Pennsylvania raised man, stuck in Texas.

[@fpedojoe5909]

Yea, we don’t want you here either….

[@fruitfarmfords8243]

​@@fpedojoe5909Wow, I was going to move to Oklahoma, but now I'm moving to Texas, right up next to you! 😘

[@Fraser-369]

@@fpedojoe5909 Pound sand, my man. Been here for 40 years.

[@renatocavalieremolina9693]

IF ONE DAY I GO TO THE USA, I WANT TO SEE YOU AND YOUR WORK, CONGRATULATIONS, HUGS FROM BRAZIL.👋👋👋👋❤❤❤❤

[@passerby9123]

If you printed out a picture of your yard from from Google earth (put a dimension of say 8 feet on it to work from,) and then drew your new 8 and 10 foot piles on it to suit the measurements you wanted, you could paint the tarmac of the yard to show where the piles need to be and save yourselves a whole lot of problems later on when the wood piles and dunnage starts creeping and when people start pulling the piles around. You could even use the goggle earth picture and some tracing paper to sort out a more professional drawing that you can keep for later consideration as things change, and when or if you want to squeeze more wood into the area, say on fixed racks or something similar.

[@leonardrobichaud5919]

Great video! Except for the part with the leaf blower - I hate those infernal machines :(

[@DavidQuinlan-qr9pv]

I think she said, "Snow Blower".

[@scottsoper]

@@DavidQuinlan-qr9pv Did you watch the video? Emerald is using a leaf blower 3:30 She was talking about the snow blower getting between the piles.

[@allanhover5008]

159 thousand subscribers outstanding

[@anthonybasiliere9366]

Always a pleasure to see future principles of a family business take great care in the quality department.

[@loucinci3922]

Looks nice and straight. Nice job, ladies. Thanks for sharing

[@Biomirth]

Oh boy here we go!

[@darkknight5030]

I'm actually really surprised you didn't have 8 ft hemlock and pine before

[@DavidQuinlan-qr9pv]

Me too! 8 footers are essential in housing market.

[@gordbaker896]

Hot stuff with slivers! You look great with your hair UP Em.

[@nigelkavanagh2048]

Interesting approach! I learnt a new term today,, 'dunage' where I live we call them skids.. Love watching your progress, you are doing a great job. 👏👏👍

[@bio-techlarry9602]

Hi, I had no doubts yall would figure it out. Anyway, beautiful Fall colors there. Thanks for the video. 🙂

[@anthonyricard7458]

Great work ladies, a little planning ahead of time always saves headaches later. Thanks for taking the time to share your busy day with us. Have a great evening! TTFN

[@johnhenderson299]

Great job young ladies

[@andrewbratos6907]

great job and great video, Hey once you have your Dunnage properly placed, paint small Arrows on the black top pointing to the ends of the dunnage, next time place your dunnage between the arrows.

[@greywolfwalking6359]

Em, Miss Jade..a fine production today!! Thanks! A very good re- org. Of the " yard "!! Adding more inventory, ( of " usable " size) is just the thing needed in today's market!! Good idea " Bossman " !! You have a multi level approach to the business..n.. that mind set..will help to walk you thru these weird times !! .......> 🤙🦊🧙‍♂️🐺👍!

[@jeffery19677]

Next spring, as opportunity arises, you might paint a couple of division lines (with epoxy paint) to give an alignment system for all this lumber. Then, though the season, you can make small adjustments if a pile gets out of line. Should make it easier for next winter.

[@MakerBoyOldBoy]

The Boss was correct in acknowledging both of your growth and adding more responsibility to increasing the business growth. Your parents and grandparents have done well in guiding the business and the growth of the daughters to take over increasingly bigger chunks of the operation. Great to watch the next "Bosses" being developed. Good on y'all.

[@juangarza1177]

❤❤ blessings from mexico with love

[@georgecrinnion2131]

The yard is really close to a busy road. Be careful.

[@toddellis9994]

Yes please. Give Jade our love from S Louisiana. About 5 more days to winter 🌲🤷

[@kevintheoculus2428]

Ha, ha , you got this Emerald and Jade! I'm sure there are a lot of young guys lining up to volunteer and help! You girls are like my girls same age.. smart and in control!

[@dariensmith7871]

Yeah I think we're seeing the future. Log yard storage shelving even an open three sided shed with rack. The log yards around here ar less and less. But most had that set up. And some used wood racks just saying. Great to watch ya ll grow and change.

[@sapoverde65]

Do worry about your safety being so close to traffic, maybe put some of the concrete barriers along road.😮😊❤

[@kevinedwards9365]

I was thinking the same , getting pretty close to the shoulder may be the camera angle.

[@GaryHeald-uv5im]

I'm surprised that the state lets them put it that close to the road (unless it is further than it looks), also those 8 footers are likely to get buried when the highway plow goes by. I would bet that the customers like not having to cut the 10s or 12s down through.

[@gillesrenaud6926]

Emerald and Jade, you are doing a fantastic job for your dad company. I loved your videos! If one day you can, what about having a 4k camera . Thanks and do not stop the good work.

[@GeeWit]

That's getting close to the road and I'd find it worrisome for a number of reasons. You might consider pulling your survey out and making sure that you're not conducting any commerce encroaching on the highway right-of-way and that'd include at least the minimum depth along your frontage required for customer pull-off loading and access for your equipment before the inventory stacks starts. That way if anything unfortunate happens along the frontage, at least there's no doubt that your business activities were entirely and safely on your property and not in the public highway rightaway. Thirty years in business on a very busy city street and I found common sensical risk avoidance seldom if ever could directly prove that it was worth the effort/costs, but no regrets.

[@deniscarter6613]

My 2 favourite woodmizer operator's

[@SniperTrader2023]

I thought Jade always did things perfect :)

[@L.Scott_Music]

Just a thought because it's done now, but maybe a story stick would be useful. A 1/4"x1 1/2" x 8'+ stick with sharpie marks on it would let you do layout a bit faster. Or maybe a tape is fast enough.

[@paulbarr3981]

Just a thought. When you do get snow, and it's quite a bit, whoever plows the road will throw it towards your product which is now many feet closer. I fear with a significant snowfall the municipal plow will bury your 8' stacks of lumber with dirty salted road snow.

[@jasonh4167]

A great option is a rack to stack same type wood on a shelf above. Example one lift one the ground and 3’ up shorter 8’ above essentially doubling the product in tha Same footprint.

[@johnl121]

Did you consider building some racks for the inventory instead of putting everything on the ground? Would take up a lot less space. Also you could build a simple cover on top to keep most of the rain/snow off of the piles. Just a suggestion, enjoy your videos !!

[@rolandtinker734]

It's the dynamic duo getting er done ❤Have a wonderful day everyone 📹👌😉👍thumbnail 👌

[@johnathanainsworth4138]

Good idea when it comes to grabbing big orders from individual piles. Might even space em enough to drive the loader in between the stacks. Your heading in the right direction. Good thinking Em and Jade. You all are smart cookies. Keep up the great work.

[@brentevje5939]

If you could spray paint some lines on the ground it might help just a thought

[@d.t.4523]

Keep working, good luck.

[@YT512llc]

Move the highway 8 feet to the North. Oh Emerald your hair looks so radiantly beautiful against the Fall foliage backdrop. ~ I hope all your inventory gets bought up quick and folks clamor for more to git all those home improvement jobs goin before Winter snows pile up! Build Baby Build Jade makes some clean cuts on that dunnage ~ Slow is smooth, and smooth is fast! Very productive log yard layout and management!

[@storbokki371]

Safety first. As beautiful as your long hair is, I'm glad to see you put your hair up while on saws or bandsaws, and not overly concerned with your appearance on camera.

[@mda1501]

I think it's going to be a snowy winter. Great idea, you can't let that snow build up. How about a fabric portable barn to cover the product? Drive through size, and you can move it if required?

[@scottsoper]

I believe that it is going to get old fast loading that middle pile by hand! How can things be rearranged so that you can sticker as you go coming off the LT40 and move the whole pile into place without handling it again? Putting the piles sideways will take up more room. Putting the piles on an angle so the forklift can get in will take less room than sideways and more room than end wise. Can the yard be re-arranged a little to make this work. I think it would save a lot of labor! Old pile would be picked up and set aside by forklift. New pile put in place by forklift. Level out the top of the new pile by hand. Put old pile on top with forklift.

[@jeffsiegwart]

Cool to know. We have a sawmill that will come online in Aug 2026.

[@KenBreon]

Congratulations. Hope your operation goes well…Boss Man.

[@johnpowell2431]

You might want to measure the width of the snow blower to get your spacing in-between the stacks.

[@scottsoper]

They already know the size of the snowblower.

[@johnpowell2431]

@@scottsoper and you know this how? It wasn't mentioned in the video. Just the concern about it fitting. Hence my comment.

[@scottsoper]

@@johnpowell2431 I know this several ways! One is because someplace in their videos is video of the snowblower going between the stacks! I cannot seem to find that one at the moment. However she was measuring the distance between the stacks in this video 5:10 and she knows the snowblower will go between if a sticker is not sticking out too far.

[@johnpowell2431]

@@scottsoper wow a lot of assumptions pretending to be truths. She was measuring between stacks because she had no idea of how far apart they were so I doubt she knew the width of the snow blower. Also the snow blower hasn't been used since last winter but the stacks empty and get refilled so doubtful they are exactly spaced the same as they were. Always one of you in a thread. No original thought so you search through everyone else's comments looking for something to cry about. Sad that was the best you could do. Back under the bridge troll 🧌

[@scottsoper]

@@johnpowell2431 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@LewHarriman]

...Maybe set the stacks just *a bit* farther apart in each row?... I'll bet it would be nice to be able to fit the snowblower's width comfortably *between* the stacks as well as between the rows. (My guess would be that your snowblower is 30" wide rather than the narrow little 24" model we use here in the city. But hey, if your unit is narrow like ours, then maybe 30" between stacks would be fine.) Great stuff, every day from you guys. Thanks again for letting the world into your fascinating-and very hard-working-lives.

[@thorhammer6040]

6:35 - you should use a chalk line to grid those out.

[@johnkirby6547]

Great job you guy's 👏 Looks like a good plan 👌

[@harlisbiakeddy3419]

great work was interesting

[@saulien3675]

Why not build rack to stack-up 8 footer on to of 10 and 12 ffoters?

[@PerspectiveEngineer]

Storypole always handy... bet you have one laying around

[@bwillan]

Is there some way you could get some racking so you could take advantage of stacking the lumber higher up? They way it is now it takes up a big foot print of your already small wood yard.

[@Hdhdjdjdjsjdje]

Nice video again! 🙂💪

[@edwardparkhurst9804]

Hard working young ladies.

[@sfh294]

Couple years from now you'll be eye balling it. And it'll be perfect 🤓

[@tomknud]

Good work.

[@WilliamCooper-l6f]

When you say eight foot boards, does that mean 8' exactly or an inch or so extra for the customer to trim?

[@rompinronny]

You gonna wear out that tape measure; why not cut a couple sticks of dunnage for spacers? Is vertical storage possible there? Great to see new twists at the logyard, and the emerging autumn splendour surrounding you.

[@scottsoper]

See Emerald's reaction in a comment below.

[@cah_sawmill]

Morning sister.. have a nice day sister 🎉🎉

[@zaynevanday142]

Good job Ladies 🔥

[@ericsandberg3167]

I love the fall colors in the background, such a beautiful time of the year.....on the lumber stacking task, any chance you could go vertical.......

[@DavidQuinlan-qr9pv]

Yes, and with Em's red hair, it adds Pop to the autumnal palette. Jade, nice work with the back lighting, too.

[@richardsevack]

Seems like a good idea.🇨🇦👍😁

[@alaskansummertime]

It never ceases to amaze me how many people don't know the dif between softwood and hardwood. People always want to argue with me when I call an evergreen a 'softwood'. Yet you talk to someone who runs a mill and its second nature.

[@independentthinker8930]

It's in good hands

[@stephenwilliams4118]

I hope no one touches your layout over night. No wonder "The Bossman " trusts the two of you to take care of these things, you work well together to develop a professional plan and approach to ensuring that things are done properly. Well done

[@bradydavis3568]

Em! ❤Your hair color looks great. And Jade! Always the belle 💃🏻 of the ball.

[@BGWenterprises]

Space the final frontier. Space for stacking lumber is aways a challenge. Don't matter where your set up is located.

[@HarryDavidson-n7k]

One workday - goodbye, hello to another. There are not many warm days left this year. This buzzsaw looks really threateningly🙂. (Hi from Belarus. Harry Davidson)

[@TheLglbrokr]

Now that your layout is perfect it would be a great time to get some lane marking spray paint (Lowe's, Home Depot, Ace Hardware, etc.) and spray around each piece of dunnage so that your spacing is saved forever. Great job.

[@guyewing1377]

You might be surprised how many adult men I come across that cannot read a tape measure. You ladies are impressive.

[@kevinjohnson4418]

Can't wait to see how far you and jade take the company

[@jbraeslamb]

Wow! Lumber prices going down. That is certainly to be welcomed in these crazy times. 👍

[@dennisdevore1648]

Racking/stacking is the only way to maximize space. When customers arrive, they usually need your assistance, anyway, at least to close the delivery

[@renatocavalieremolina9693]

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[@ryanchicago6028]

Looks great. Why not make yourselves some sticker-skids? That way you can just take one off the pile when you need to plant a new log stack. Take care.

[@leepatton1180]

You're both so pretty & the most beautiful hair

[@kroadie3936]

We call those bearers, For resting packets on for easy lifting shifting learning every day thank you.

[@lyfandeth]

You ladies give all new meaning to the old Monty Python song "Oh I'm an OK lumberjack!"

[@KenBreon]

Great “throw back”…Boss Man.

[@octagon12011]

Dunnage is a new word for me. Can't wait to use it.