I like your setup! You fit the saying "Work smarter, not harder" perfectly!

Good to see tools that help one man harvest the logs.

I would love to see a follow up video and how it looks after drying more... Great job

What a beautiful hand built creation. I thought you were going to cut into square lumber but I like it so much better the way you left it. Some real inspiration there sir. Thanks

That log lifter looks great

Loving the little lifter !! looks great "nobody knows or Understands he's a one man Band"

That's quite the ingenius method of staggered lap siding shed walls!

i could hang out with this guy for a weekend

At first I didn't know what you were doing, putting up the unedged boards on the wall...But then I saw how you were closing the gaps...I like it very much..When you are cutting your own logs, you don't have to worry so much just how much wood your using for a project...I like it a lot, and very well done.

Live the way you put up those boards!

This is the second time I've watched this video,, I just love how organize you are a pleasure to watch. If I were younger I'd love to work with you. Very efficient

Love that awesome log lifting tool, in fact your whole damn deal is just too sweet!!

I would call that wood poetry👍 Absolutely beautiful😍

The lines the live edge gives a "wavy" look is really beautiful - made my wife stop and come watch... adds an aesthetic value by keeping it simple...well done

Smart work, nice structure and Beautiful music!! Thanks for sharing!!

Brilliant! I have been wanting to process my trees into lumber for years. What stopped me was mostly that I couldn’t figure out how to lift and carry the logs by myself. Not only did you show me that it’s possible, but now I know how. Thank you so much.

Finally, a worthwhile video shows up in my recommendations.

that's a new take on board and batten I've never seen! Very cool

Absolutely beautiful!!👍

That hand crank is cool beans!

You work smart! Great video and I like your way of paneling your planks. Do more vids of your progress please.

thanks for the reply, your stuff is refreshing to watch

You made it look easy. Thanx for the ideas.Great job.

Dad would have loved your channel. He would have liked to have had that mill too. As a young kid I went in the woods every weekend and help him cut his own wood to build our weekend cabin. He cut every stick. But he had a local sawmill cut the lumber for him. Then he would bring it home and stack it up in the driveway and let it dry.

My dad build his house out of fresh cut Hemlock lumber. Easy to nail into and cut then after years the wooded dried out and the nails will not pull out. So it was a sturdy and durable house. Still standing after all these years. Built in 1950. Great job there.

After watching all the guys with fancy sawmills it was great to so much achieved with a much lower investment in machinery plus working smart. Would love to see the shed develop further and how you do it.

Absolutely beautiful! Great work!

Fantastic video! Thanks for sharing.

Wow, that was awesome. You're an artist sir! Very cool wood operation.

Wow, that is awesome !

Liked watching your shed construction. The Loggersol seems expensive for what you get but it seems to be well built. You have good equipment.

thats a cool way to do board and batten. thanks for sharing

How wonderful, so organic

Greetings form Newfoundland CANADA. Great vid tfs!

You work real hard friend, deserve any reward and success that comes your way.

I really like the greenhouse roof you have on there

Thấy các bạn làm việc tôi thích quá.nghề gỗ tôi rất yêu thích. I love seeing you guys work

Excellent. Thank you for sharing.

Control is the most valuable skill man possesses.

Very nice with the rough bark ends exposed.

Sweet man! I loved all of that video !

Great video, thanks for sharing.

*Nicely done, Sir. Clever, cunning, quick and inexpensive. I do like the LOGOSOL sawmill you got yourself, smart! And i REALLY Liked the LOGOSOL Smart Pusher, too! It is so obvious once you see it, right? Much the same as the old 200 year old post and beam cow barn i grew up with, except they use white pine edge cut wood a foot wide and set side by side so the barn would breath. They were taken from trees that would produce more than 36 inch "wash boards trim" for the bottoms of the farmhouse rooms. Timber back then was all original growth and huge stuff.*

Love the jack. I have an immediate need for one 👍

Enjoyable videos - many thanks.

Nice job. Well done.

Very impressive well done 👍👍👍👍!!!!!!!

Nice job thanks for sharing.

Very, Very clever. And smart too!

Good work sir. Love it.

Beautiful work thank you for the video. :)

What is the log lifting device called?

Cool shed.

Super satisfying

Genius. He can also dance and sing.

Great Job‼️👍👍. Vinny 🇺🇸

Absolutely superb

Klasse gemacht, Respekt!

Great work, very satisfying and the aroma must have been amazing

Totally Awesome !!! Too COOL !!!!

Great one man operation!

Cool shed

This guy is a Pro..

That jack winch setup is genius.

The tower is looking good. You could build a couple more in different places. By the pond would be fun.

Beautiful

Love the look of your new building. I'd love to see it in about a year, after the wood naturally dries out, shrinks and changes color. Will you add any protective agent to the panels?

I need one of those.

Wonderful! Music was just right.

Well done , from canafa

That’s a very interesting setup you got there. I enjoyed watching your video. Is a

The fast forward & the bgmusic reminds me of Charlie Chaplin's movies... Enjoyed watching this video.. Creative tools.. 😉✌

Godt gået Erik! Jeg elsker selv sådan et liv, mit savværk er dog ikke så avanceret som dit. Mit består af en stihl 66 og noget Logosol anlægstilbehør. Det er ret besværligt, men mit brændeskur byggede jeg på den måde. ALT GODT med det hele! - Jeg kan lugte tømmeret!

Think I'll build a scab rack like you have for the slab off-cuts. Thanks. 👍

Erik that winch stick is awesome! did you design and build this yourself?

Bet that smells wonderful

The only word I can think of to describe this guy is AMAZING.

great video sir

Gostei das ferramentas que ele usa para carregar a madeira na carreta do trator. Muito prática!

SIR, YOU are a regular rube goldberg!! great job! well thought out! I would have still been tryin to start my chainsaw!

Superfedt værktøj, du løfter stammerne med...snygt!

That soooo much work for one man..I have no idea how the old timers did it by hand, and horse..

That was incredible!🥃🥃

Génial et très intelligent

Interesting way to build but it’s beautiful

Thank-you!

A shed to keep your sawmill drops in!

Where do I find a log timber jack like that, i need one

Mr. Straarup, as I watched this, I marveled how simply you did the hard work I fret over, loading a trailer with logs looks easy when you do it, one question comes to mind as I watched you cut boards, since that is actually a chainsaw chain, could you or not cut boards in BOTH directions, as in saw is going away from you and when it is coming back to you? Just wondering if the drive mechanism is set up to do that.

A video of the shed 9 month later can be seen here : kzfaq.info/get/bejne/haqPabmZuLWtYas.html

What’s that log jack hand crank thing you have to lift the logs to your tractor trailer in the beginning of the video

Good!

nice

I envy people with carpentry skills...

Looks like alot of fun! how much did this setup cost?

I have never seen anyone load a trailer like that, I love it. What was that tool you used?

I found this very relaxing to watch. I've wondered about building with green wood. Have you done that before? When it dries, how bad is the damage? I'm building a sawmill now, and want to do the same. Wondering how it turns out.

So many great ideas I've picked up from this one video. Learned a few things as well. Subscribed. Thank you! Do they sell, or ship I should say, this mill in the States?

GOOD

This mill is really nice. What is the largest, circumference, log can you cut? Are you in the States, Canada or a European country? It is one of the safer setups I have seen.