Love your ethics Jeff, from the way you have raised your family to your outlook on life, my family was raised the same, between us 3 brothers we have, 2 qualified butchers, 1 pro fisherman, 2 qualified tree arborists, a mechanic, and a boat builder, all 3 of us hunt and fish to feed our families and love the outdoors. When i saw that your daughter had set up a channel for you i had to subscribe, if there were more genuine people like you and yours around, this world would be a lot better off, CHEERS for the content, and we appreciate you and your whole family, love from Cairns FNQ Australia

Jeff, you’re a one man band. The good Lord gave you a double portion of work ethic.

There’s something very satisfying about watching wood being cut. Thanks for sharing

Thanks for sharing Jeff. That was not boring at all

I hope some youngsters watch this channel and see there is more to life than video games and Starbucks. This is the kinda fella that keeps this country rollin. God bless you and yours Jeff. 😎🇺🇸

It’s never boring watching a craftsman at work. Jeff knows what he’s doing!

Not boring at all, brings back memories of 5 years ago when I used to work with my friend on his wood-mizer which was hydraulic. We also used to sell our sawdust to a guy who would come get truck loads of it. We built a lot of pretty rustic furniture and tables out of cypress, Oak and mahogany. I miss those days and my friend who died of cancer. Keep up the good work and God bless

Jeff runs that mill like a concert pianist tickling the ivories of a Steinway. The expertise is a joy to watch. Thanks for sharing. All the best.

Barron family supplying us with some quality content today!

Loads of U-Tube content creators are making a living just showing us saw milling. That is one beauty of a mill and this vlog shows how well worn it is and how comfortable you are using it. I for one would have liked to know which model of Woodmizer you own. As you and Hannah grow more experienced with vlogging I am looking forward to many entertaining videos from someone who can live the kind of life I wish I could. Just a vlogging tip: Don't be shy about looking directly into the camera, it's like looking a man in the eyes when you are talking to him.

I never get bored watching you do what you do. If anything I'm amazed.

My brother was a 70s model. His name was Jeff too. I lost him to Cancer couple years ago. Miss him ever day. Preciate the sawmill videos . Ive watched this 4 times. Ordered about the same mill. Thank you.

This should be a Woodmizer commercial. Instead of showing what someone can do with the newer models. Keep up the good work!

I like how you edged and cut another at the same time.

Great Vid's Jeff. Glad Hannah "talked" you into getting your own YT Channel. I like Hannah, she's a smart, beautiful, young woman. But you, are the Dad who taught her all. Congrats to you (and her) for truly awesome sites.

Idk why but I could watch this all day seems so relaxing.

Not boring at all, Thanks for sharing. Worth watching, I used to work at a full size sawmill operation in the early 70,s . They made hardwood pallets, sold everything from those logs. I pulled logs out of the woods, loaded the semi, hauled to the mill. Delivered semi loads of pallets, to factories. Delivered sawdust to horse stables. Watching you run your wood miser , cutting logs brought back all those memories. You keep posting videos well keep watching. Have a great week.

For some reason. That was extremely calming. Just playing the video while typing away at my desk.

Great post. I'm here in 2024, the future. I wish I had discovered your channel 4 years ago.

It's a pleasure to watch a man doing it right. Answers a lot of questions.

Really enjoy watching you saw lumber. Not even close to boring for me. Thanks for taking the time to show us your mill.

Hurt the thumbs up if you want to see more videos like this one just watching Jeff mill logs. I For one love it. Can't bore me Jeff cutting logs!

Thank you sir you're an inspiration to all Southern Boys and Men love your Channel love watching your daughters Channel thank you all for your time and effort

Never Bored at all watching you work. You are a Beast when ti comes to your work ethic and how hard of a day you do put in. Thank you for Getting it Done and showing us what is possible and how it can and should be done.

You’re a good man. Y’all could live totally off the grid if you wanted. Very impressive what you have accomplished with your daughter. Well done.

I wasn't bored. I like to watch machines run!! I found the process very interesting!! I also like to work with my hands and make stuff.

I could seriously watch this for hours and not be "board" LOL. So relaxing.

Those arms are from work and work ethic... this o'boy dont mess aroun

I don't get bored with it I enjoy watching it your videos just don't worry about boring me you're not boring me that's all I got to do watch people like you do great work, I'm not able to work anymore so this is what I do

I used to work in a sawmill this guy is the real deal on so many levels...

Never get bored with ur sawing !! I'm glad U didnt speed video up !!

Don't worry about vei viewers getting bored who could be bored watching you your constantly busy love you and Hannah videos be safe

Saw Mill videos are a plus. Keep them coming. Thank you.

We've all got some belts slipping. It's just a matter of which ones, literal or figurative.

Could watch this all day

Not boring at all. I love this kinda stuff. I do custom timber work as my job everyday. Love what I do.

Dang Jeff, If I were living in your neck of the woods, I would stop over to just help ya do that work. Something satisfying about working with machines like that. Yeah, some days are probably brutal. Especially when the temps are up. Other days can be just ugly. Stuff breaks, things need maintenance. But I can still see it being satisfying work, especially when you can go for a swim after a day of making saw dust. Keep working and living the best you can Jeff. You are demonstrating what truly good living can be like. We all need more people to do that.

Yes Sir, You have it down to a art. Not boring at all, don't worry about us, just be safe. Keep the videos coming.

Beautiful boards there....and not in the least boring. Love to watch a good sawyer at work.

There is something very satisfying about watching this. Can only imagine it’s ten fold doing it.

Hi Jeff this is Dan from PA love your videos not boring at all I'd liked to watch you finish that log was very interesting and you have a very nice daughter, enjoy watching her videos also never gets boring keep up the great work

Any time you want to video you running your mill ,, do it .. I’ll always watch ... I Loved working in a mill ,, walking in and smelling all the different wood ,,, It was the most satisfying job I’ve ever had was working in a mill ... Ha and I was the plant electrician and program control for all the PLC’s ... GREAT JOB ... But it ain’t none of my business but can I suggest something-- Please Wear a Dust Mask ..! Thanks for sharing

That was great, definitely not bored you are a experienced saw mill operator, it was great to see someone who is experienced run the machine efficiently!

Finally a guy make some of sawmill video that makes sense thanks dude

I enjoy watching these types of videos

appreciate the video. you are a hard-working man and you don't waste the resources in your world. your love of life, the land, and your family is evident. be well friend. be well.

Hi Jeff, just wanted to let you know that I'm now following your UTUBE channel. Thank you soooo much for sharing your family & most of all your very real country lifestyle that I love soooo much. When I'm not working in the kitchen of my catering business, I'm always out hunting & fishing & if I'm not out hunting & fishing it's because I'm sleeping & dreaming about my next hunt & fishing trip out. I love every second of your channel as well as your daughter's Hannah's channel. Much love & respect to you & your family always. Biggest fan from Hamilton central. Waikato, New Zealand.

Well hell Jeff I'm a 61 model but I'm a 409 big block chevy still kicking ass lol.. not really I'm really a beat down ole southern boy who's daddy was the boss and I was the only son that had to be the example for everybody else. By the time I was 50 I had a right knee replaced, right shoulder shoulder surgery and a back thats suffered to many falls from walking plates and running rafters way high in the air. I became the sawman simply because one more fall would end me. I just build on my own now and I have a woodland mills sawmill on the way (tons of ceaders trees on my 10acres). You are a hoss man no doubt! I used to be one myself. Love your channel and you're doing some awesome stuff. I like the way you stand your walls, plumb them up then plywood. I could never get the guys in east Tennessee to understand that you can square that wall up to perfect laying down but when you raise that wall, what ever the floor is from end to end is what that wall with plywood nailed will now be! Stand that wall, rack it. Level it up. Brace it up then put your green guys to plywood it! It teaches them to measure, cut, nail and work while keeping your high dollar men on more skillful tasks. If nothing else your walls, especially two stories high will be straight up..

You are SO right.....these machines are flat money savers/makers. Owned mine since 1991, and it's astounding what you can do with a cheap source of lumber. Have sheds/barns all over my place, built 3 rental houses, lots of buildings for other folks, kitchen cabinets, and so on. IF you have any marketable timber on your place, this is a machine that will make you a ton of money if you work it. And BTW, mine is very similar to yours....an LT40 with 18hp Briggs engine, no hydraulics.....they are NOT necessary for a fixed set up like you (and I) have..they simply add cost initially and more maintenance....the machine you have is IDEAL for the typical small guy Don't know if you mention it, but for folks that don't know Woodmizer machines, Jeff is using an 80's model machine there.....so it's still cutting lumber after nearly 40 years of use.....THAT is how well build these machine are.

Jeff be happy and tell what you know as you go as there might be viewers watching and learning from you what to do!!!!!!! Great Work Ethic is taught by the parents not the teachers at school and you have it to teach!!!!!!!

Sounds like a lot of people doesn’t understand how much hard work goes in to this video. Not to mention getting the logs to the mill

I was not bored. I could watch you do that all day long. I am pretty sure that smell great too.

I did NOT get bored watching this video 👍 👍 👍 👍 👍

Good to see you have your own you tube. Not pushing merch., just honest work.

Was not boring in the slightest way...thanks for sharing!

love your channel and everything on it. i have a mill just like yours. got it new in 93. i'm a 1950 model so i don't move as fast as you do and ALL my belts slip but still try to do a days work. i'm in central maine and we love huntin, fishin, farming and working in the woods. keep the videos coming especially the sawmill ones. i know there is a lot more to runnin that old mill than meets the eye like blade maintainance, what to do with all the slabs and sawdust, selling lumber etc. i love seeing how other guys do things like that. take care

Wasn’t boring at all Jeff. Love the account.

Thanks Jeff. Enjoy seeing the logs sawn on the Woodmizer and the skills you have in doing so.👍

Great job not boring whatsoever watch it all day long there's something about making it yourself must be fulfilling for you to see it happen very special for me thanks for taking the time

I worked in the woods (runnin chainsaw) and lumber mills most of my life, damn robots doing my job now. Just watching you cut some boards brought back some great memories, great channel.

From a city boy: no not boring at all. Thanks for sharing

Hard working man, no gloves.

LOL 50's Model, I'm a late 40's model and still going strong. You're just warming up!! Really enjoy both you and your daughter's channels..Be well!!

Not boring at all, I enjoy work especially smart work. I'm a 50's version and most of my belts have slipped and a few replaced. I enjoy your videos. All th he best from Cape Cod. 🇺🇸👍

That's not boring to me at all. It's actually pretty interesting to see. I've just started watching your videos and so far so good. You and Hannah keep up the great work

Definitely not boring i could watch that for hours. When i was in high school I worked at a saw mill after school and weekends on a circle mill. I ran the edger and stacked. We mainly did cross ties. Keep it up love to watch cause I can't do that work anymore because I'm just wore out . Now i drive a truck

You are an amazing man and I see where your daughter Hanna gets her work ethic from.

Loving your content. You are America! Good to see a good man in this world.

Love the sawmill vids, not boring at all. Keep them coming. We have an old circular mill so seeing the band mill is something different for me.

Not boring at all. Have a good day Jeff.

That is awesome. I would have stayed for the whole log. Thanks for sharing

Awesome! You explain things so well Jeff and get right to the point. We're not bored at all. Keep up the good work.

From one southern boy to another....appreciate the video

- Haha... I wasn't bored watching the board cutting process :)

WOW,a 1.40 a board foot,thats a lot of dough.Nice to be self equipped to do these jobs,I see there are not too many wasted steps by yourself while cutting.

Awe yeah, good old memories. Spent two awesome summers on a woodmizer, mostly cutting logs for a log home company, some lumber, too. I believe that saw was the same year and everything that yours is, too. I declare I can almost smell sawdust watching you cut, and it gives me a mighty urge to go saw something. Thanks for the upload!

Awesome video. I sure miss stuff like this. Good memories.

Can you do a video of your sawmill shed, I have a woodmizer lt40hd and I would like to see your setup that you have. Thanks.

Now, THIS is the America I love! God bless you for your work ethic and how you raised your daughter. Keep up the good work!

You definitely got a routine no not boring it a change watching somebody else working beside me lol. Be safe

AFter watching you and Hannah and now seeing this video, I HAD TO subscribe....I love this kind of work!

Jeff, it isn't boring watching a man do something he is good at. We preciate ya'll.

Great job, I run a LT-35 Woodmizer hope you show more videos of your Sawmill operation, I never knew what you did all this time while watching your daughters videos, yea, you will have a very large audience with your sawmill 👍🙋🏻‍♂️

Jeff you are so multi talented and skilled. I'm just amazed at your knowledge of everything. Thanks for sharing . I really enjoyed watching. Wow!!👍🏻

I'm a 70's model too and I got belts slipping and one or two already broke LOL!!!

Really enjoyed it. Definitely see where it can save alot of money. And just the sense of pride that comes from doing it yourself. I'm afraid that things are going to get alot worse with our country before it gets better. So knowing how to do for yourself is very important. Thanks again.

Good to see someone else that is willing to put in a hard days work! Ya gotta appreciate a fella that works that hard and still takes the time to teach his kid something that will get them through life.

Jeff doesn't matter how long the video is. I have seen lots of Woodmizer videos. Lots of them will have one log done all the way and then speed up. At the end of the job would come back for comments about the job. A special cut of wood would be at regular speed then stop and return later near the end of the job if it was a lot logs to cut. A few would throw some water on the board to show off the beauty of the board. If not a close up would do.

I’ll never get bored watching a mill work.

I love sawmill videos. Best wishes and God bless

I never get bored watching you cut boards.

good stuff, wish i had your drive

SLICK! I worked on one like this in 96, did everything we wanted wished I had one

Hi Jeff that mill is a good testament to woodmizer sawmill thanks keep up the great work.

Well….you’re not boring me. Fun to watch. Wish I had a set up like that.

Wow. Guy is a hard working man.

Not boring at all. Enjoyed it. 👍🏻

That's awesome you got that machine to make money. That's more interesting than anything you don't see a mill going everyday. That was fun watching did not lose interest whatsoever keep up the great work appreciate y'all

I enjoyed the hell outta that. Nice setup. Guy here in Texas near me has old school bus using engine to power his. Mainly cuts oak planks that people put in livestock trailers for floor. Had him cut me some 3” thick ones a while back. Big ol cattle/horses tough on stuff. Keep it coming brother.

Nice video ! I could work with no gloves with the hardwood but not pine , could not stand the sap on my hands . I cut and hauled short pulpwood late 70’s - early 80’s then worked at a pine sawmill , never could stand that pine sap