The ULTIMATE Sawmill Accessory

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[@falllineridge]

Check out Eric's content here! kzbin.info/www/bejne/nXTFhmuQbMd5oLM

[@Truthandlight66]

Thanks for posting the link. Couldn't find it on the search.

[@martinmagee1711]

📼📹7 yes Ago now

[@stukaman1162]

There's a phrase used in the private aircraft community that applies to those who fly restored/vintage birds, "You sort the men from the boys by the size of their toys." How fortunate you are to have the wooded acreage and an understanding wifey who allows you play around with such killer orange toys so you can make sawdust, kindling, cord wood, posts, boards, sheds and siding, and thumb your nose at the box store lumber yards all at the same time!!!

[@iain1969]

Great video - Love the format where you do a task beginning to end with a conclusion/summary at the finish. Very satisfying!

[@falllineridge]

Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks for watching!

[@kneebabykrazy229]

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[@kneebabykrazy229]

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[@kneebabykrazy229]

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[@johnnytyson8645]

All that lumber put on extra security. Old habits are hard to break thanks for taking me along. God bless

[@binky2596]

Neat project. Some years ago while taking a sewing class I sewed a needle through my finger. Boy did that smart. M. Belinda Davis in NC

[@CreeksideMaplesHomestead]

As always, another awesome and entertaining video. Thanks. I worked for a friend of mine all of 2019 on an excavator. So enjoyed it. Don’t pay much heed to the negative opinions. We get them on our channel to. I find opinions are like armpits. Everyone has a couple and they generally stink. All good bro. God Bless.

[@DDL2728]

We're watching one of your videos from 2018. You worked hard with that LT10!! That took muscles!! 💪 So thankful you've moved up to the LT15!! ❤

[@stevegraves2968]

Great to see from harvest to useable. This is a skill. Thank you for sharing.

[@trampster7306]

Another interesting video thanks Wes! That John Deere swinger is a useful machine, and I know its for safety, but that bleeper when it's tracking would do my head in! Stay safe & well. 👍👍

[@umibuzosan2362]

You're making gold, my friend. At today's prices this is gold.

[@thebradleysoncatbirdhill6849]

You guys could take that show on the road! Thanks for sharing, it looks like it was a ton of fun 🤣

[@BWreSlippySlope]

Just did this a couple of months ago. Excavator pushed down the tree. He was not anywhere as polite to the tree. Big chunks out, and dirt everywhere on the tree in the bark from dropping it. When it rained it was worse. Did about 50 trees. Did about a day of the excavator falling since I came after he had about 10 down, and agreed to cut them down and haul them for pick up on a trailer. Less dirt in the chain and less sharpening, less breakage. Lots of soil disturbed in the video. rather than just pulling the stump, but maybe that is a good thing for the site. The excavator just pulled up the roots without digging it was a monster of an escalator. Would love to have the Band Saw. CS milled 1/2 now working out a deal for bandsawing the rest.

[@kmarch6630]

I read today that all these jacked up lumber prices are being caused by the five largest sawmills. Two are Georgia Pacific and Weyerhauser. I dont remember the others. They have plenty of logs to saw but cut back on production to jack up the prices using the pandemic as the excuse.

[@jamesfranks545]

That sounds about right.

[@Truthandlight66]

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[@DDL2728]

Great video!! So good to see you have a helper. We'll definitely watch his channel. Thanks

[@jimwilloughby]

Now Wes, if you were to buy a Kubby version of that long reach log loader, you'd have a good start on a collection of orange stuff.

[@4115t41r]

Great, loved your friends accent:))

[@lornemartin3845]

Nice video, but I don't know why Woodmizer hasn't figured out yet that blowing the sawdust on the working side of the mill is a no no.

[@christopherbingel5437]

So many questions and comments but great job. I’ll check out your friends channel as well. Thank you & sweet dreams!

[@morgansword]

Two good men met today and will do more as a "team" even though they got their own thing. Keep a climbing "to see how far it will go" and I will share to see how wide it might go. I appreciate the time spent

[@Zeke-yv3nw]

Awesome video. Great job giving the info at the end.

[@dmdeemer]

I've wondered why you don't put anything under the top end of the log to center the log's taper?

[@williamgarner1367]

I have watched almost all of your. Videos and they have been very helpful to me. I have a woodland Mills sawmill but it's not enough power for what I need. Would you recommend woodmizer or someone like cooks sawmill.

[@johnbrowning741]

Since I have never saw a board cut less than one inch on utube, I wondered why some sawyer doesn't saw at a thinner cut for those folks who make boxes, and other wood products?

[@GokuBlack-uq5ki]

What would be nice? A 10-15 hp diesel engine for this task.

[@usapatriot4513]

Good video and lumber has sky rocketed in value so if you can stockpile some for yourself do it! I will check out A Man and a Machine channel might be interesting. Thanks for sharing your videos with us and I’m still craving honey and biscuits thanks to your last video..lol God bless!

[@richardmason7840]

Thanks man. Keep up the Good News work! Be Blessed Enjoy Elohim!

[@easttnscott7629]

I have been torn between the lt15 and lt15 wide. I mostly be cutting stuff like you. Did you ever consider the wide?

[@vasconiwalton7373]

I love This Home made log cutting Keep Them coming here on UTube my Name is Vasconi Walton From Natchez Mississippi

[@PaulHarristrinity]

I subscribed to A Man and His Machine after watching your video. It's a pleasure to see you both in action. I'm looking to buy a sawmill and those drying times you mention really will help. The plan is to buy some land with many trees and start there. Any recommendations of where to look would be appreciated. Any state is good for me. Thank you!

[@katelutterodt2479]

YOU ARE DOING OK, NO COMPLAIN

[@erniemays41]

Eric you might want to reposition your camera in the cab so we can see your progress. Thanks have a good day.

[@falllineridge]

Hey Ernie, I stuck my GoPro in there and didn't check to see if it was actually in a decent spot. My bad on that one.

[@lanebyron4097]

Great video. Always learn from your videos. What state are you in?

[@justintime2277]

👍 From Cadillac Michigan cool video 👍

[@brucewelty7684]

Greetings from a fellow Troll.

[@gaetana.cincire5821]

Wow, costly way to a tree down !!!

[@gregwitkamp5583]

at this point you really need that debarker, dirt is hard on the blade

[@rodneyblankenship7018]

Keep up the good work love the content

[@johnking8679]

Very interesting !!

[@Oldmane-420]

Hello, been subbed for a while now, great channel, never tire of watching the sawdust fly. I do have a question though. Why do you cut your logs 2-3 “ under the two ft length? Eg: 11’ 10 “ instead of 12’2”. You end up cutting off 22” to match two foot centre studs when building. Just curious if there’s a reason for doing that?

[@falllineridge]

If I need 12' I'll usually cut over...we were not really super careful on the bucking on this tree. It doesn't really need to be perfect because it'll probably be used for an outbuilding or something.

[@Oldmane-420]

@@falllineridge thanks for the reply, I come from a history of foresters, my grandfather started some where in the 1920’s in Sask. then moved mill to Dawson Creek BC in 39-40 and sold lumber/ bridge timber’s to US Army for Alcan highway, after war moved to Prince George BC where he retired in the 60’s. My father left school at age 13 ( child labour advocates are hyper ventilating lol) to work for my grandpa and worked his entire life in forest industry. Starting at bottom of job ladder and working up to head sawyer on double head rig production mill/planer, and later as log scaler. So coming from that background and remembering getting a solid cuff from grandpa if I cut a log under length( your wasting lumber boy), as I was bucket for his farm mill, I had to ask. Once again, thanks for your content and look forward to more. Also wondering where your located?

[@AlmostItalianBrothers]

Great machine just wish they were a little bit cheaper

[@infoanorexic]

For a brief moment, I thought I'd accidently clicked a letsdig18 video. 😉 I think he'd tell you that you need a Volvo.

[@realworldwildlifeproducts5512]

Enjoyed the video as always. Sometimes i wish i had an excavator at my disposal for a couple days. Awesome pieces of equipment!

[@falllineridge]

I could get into a lot of trouble with an excavator for a day or two.

[@andrewupson2987]

Rented one for a month last summer. Good lord, it enabled us to accomplish a lot. One thing we did was disable the speaker for the dang beeper. Made a huge difference. Plugged it back in before returning it of course.

[@phillgoodall8838]

I don't know why you don't try to jack up one end to average out the taper? I'm not a sawyer, just curious.

[@saintaugustine1715]

it is ok to leave all that wood behind when you got a lots of acreage but when you got a little less than 12 acres to work with you get every thing that can make a 4x4 that is what i do

[@brucewelty7684]

I like your shirt. With the present Rio Grande problem maybe "Save a Honduran Kill a Coyote" would be more humane?

[@kennethjohnson7729]

WHY NOT USE THE LEFT OVER CUTS AS FIRE WOOD. THAT WAY YOU ARE USING THE COMPLEAT LOG. KEN FROM DOWN UNDER

[@gurvinderkau1e5w18]

Great video. Always enjoy sawing video. Will certainly check out ur friends channel👍👍🔥🔥

[@Twangg1]

To determine your maximum cant, it's scale diameter X .7

[@nobodyjones2962]

Nice!

[@torinscheetz9798]

my dog i watching this lol

[@huubebenau527]

But why pushing the tree down with the exavator? It s a bit annoying actually. And if u r out of luck u r getting a lot of matches that way. Plus a sandy bark.

[@michaelcaamano1202]

What happens to all the excess wood? (The edges)

[@romans2500]

Isn't it easier to saw the trees than to leave behind such a crater landscape?

[@sharonromer6606]

👍

[@davyf150]

He needs to learn how to run that machine a machine that size is way more capable than hes making look ,just needs a good operator

[@murchlk]

Which degree blades are you cutting pine with?

[@kwadisbeard8902]

How hard is it to level the mill with it being a trailer?

[@timberdoodles4647]

Its a shame to take down a tree like the opening scene

[@davesilvia9711]

sounded a lil stressed when it was pushed over, causes cracks in the boards when they dry.

[@timberdoodles4647]

@@davesilvia9711 The stress can show up when its opened on the mill. just because you have a machine that can push over a tree roots and all doesn't mean its a good idea.

[@davesilvia9711]

its not my lumber and i dont take logs that were cleared that way.

[@jaquigreenlees]

Slightly misleading title, you didn't actually use the excavator to shift the logs to the mill in the video. :p I think Eric would have a smoother ride taking the trees down if he used the blade to brace the excavator while digging the roots, then to brace the other way when pushing the tree down. I do agree, an excavator would make an excellent accessory for milling, get the tree down, hold it off the ground while cutting to length and shifting the logs would be a lot simpler than without it. One size larger at least though, the bigger machine would be more stable and handle larger logs / trees easier.

[@christopherwedemeyer2993]

No nails in this one?

[@deankitch6026]

I do not understand why you had to cut down a live tree , when you had plenty of logs!

[@michaeldowns2389]

He is probably clearing a building site or for a field.

[@brucewelty7684]

And: "Who needs farmers when there is a grocery store?"

[@tommyadams1897]

Well as I see it he made the statement of what can we get from 1 tree. It is his friend's land therefore his tree. If he wants he can clear cut the whole property if he wants. This was an informational video. I found it very well done.

[@tommyadams1897]

@@brucewelty7684 you made the most intelligent comment of the day. 😉

[@kennethhudson8013]

You got no captions and I need them

[@falllineridge]

Hey Kenneth, the captions are automatically generated by KZbin, but it takes them a little while to do it. I don’t have an efficient way of doing it any other way right now. If you check back tomorrow they will probably be there. Very sorry for the inconvenience. I hope to improve this in the future.

[@kiawandajr1097]

@@falllineridge your a good man Wes

[@kennethhudson8013]

@@falllineridge Really enjoy your videos, inside to work in a veneer plant long time ago family with the process

[@DDL2728]

@@kiawandajr1097 He is a gentleman!! He comes back kindly, no matter the complaint, right!! First class ⭐

[@sgsellsit]

It seems like a waste of time to dig the tree and push it down not to mention dangerous. Had the tree snapped back it would have ended up right in the middle of the cab. A good saw man could have had a small diameter tree like that on the ground in 5 minutes.

[@screwyou341]

I'm not entirely sure I like that Erick feller........kind of makes me feel just a little bit.....(I don't know)its the southern in me...if I like you I like you .....if I don't I don't///////////

[@kennethhudson8013]

Would have been easier if you cut the tree down and no damage

[@brucewelty7684]

Eric's main business is clearing and for home sites. The lumber out of that process is a by-product. If it were cut, then he'd have to remove the stumps. Using the height of the tree for leverage simplifies stump removal.

[@falllineridge]

A little damage is more than worth it to not have a stump.

[@kennethhudson8013]

@@falllineridge yeah I see your point

[@davesilvia9711]

@@falllineridge those cracking sounds will be visable on the lumber when it drys, do all that work for split lumber.

[@kiawandajr1097]

Eric! Your two inches short

[@kmarch6630]

🤣🤣🤣

[@felixvee.9879]

Sure looks like a lotta waste.

[@brucewelty7684]

That is my one complaint about woodworking. It PAINS me, in my shop, to lose, even sawdust.

[@tommyadams1897]

What would you do with what you define as waste?

[@felixvee.9879]

@@tommyadams1897 Camp fire wood.

[@josephhession7681]

First

[@stanwiggins3423]

But second is next to first, right? Like they say, the early bird gets the worm, but the second mouse gets the cheese from the trap.

[@AlmostItalianBrothers]

Lol

[@tonyfreidhoff2527]

Clueless

[@jacobabylon]

Love your videos man but come on, 2021 you got to stop burning for no reason... you got a big property, mulch it or let it rot it’ll be a way more ecological thing to do.

[@brucewelty7684]

Hello there Karen!