I love the work ethic and the fact that Two Americans are just working Together as it should be , I miss the mill !

I've done lots of woodworking/building. I have no experience processing logs with a sawmill. After watching hundreds of this type video on YT, I find it somehow mesmerizing and enjoyable to watch these logs being transformed into lumber. Thanks for posting.

Nice haul of logs. Good to see you had a helper to speed up the milling.

Sure is nice to have a helper. Nice lumber.

I'm looking at those wide planks and thinking "FLOORING!!!" Fantastic job on the video too.

SYP is one of my favorite woods. Can never have enough!

Looks like the platform & log deck are working out for you ! NICE looking boards your cutting there !

Full Line Ridge I really enjoyed the video logs to lumber beautiful grain boards and you had help thats great he might have been the same one that was cutting the grass.Thanks all be blessed.

Love the camera mounted to the waste slab as you carried it away. This great stuff.

Those are some nice yellow pine boards!!

Thanks for sharing. I can see you put a lot of thinking into your mill set up. A lot of time laying awake at night, just thinking how you can make it easier and simpler. Great Job Young Man. Greetings from an old Man in Northern Michigan. I really enjoyed this video.

Excellent video footage. Turned out some nice lumber. 👍

I like your choice of milling music... and it's good to see you have a milling buddy as company and a extra set of hands!

This was great to watch. Thanks for posting.

That's a good haul of lumber. Must be handy having someone helping you out. And that log ramp is Fantastic. Great videos as always!

Looks like a win win win situation! Sweet looking boards, good cutting techniques and great video production. ....Good job dude!

Great video especially with the music. Thanks.

I never seen you have help before good video good to see you have help good job men

That is some pretty pine wood. Nice job.

Nice progress! The winch appears to be doing the job! Looks like a big lawnmower too? LOL! Great to have help. Makes it go much faster!

Glad you got a good friend to help!

Really nice lumber !

Good lumber cutting ! Nice to have help, goes much faster !

Love this setup. How did I ever miss this one?

Injoyed the longer video and injoyed watching the new set up working so good and I’ll bet your back in a lot better Shape because of it😎👍👍👍👍

Good job. I like it !

Sweet logs ,, makes them so easy to mill nice and straight

Looks like your log ramp is working like a charm, I’m thinking about doing one for my mill once I get it set up. Great video!

I like your log deck. 👍🏼

Pretty SY pine Wes. I like that stuff. Sawmill looks to be working just as you intended. Nice.

Great video and nice haul of lumber. Always nice to have a friend help. Many hands makes light work. Tell the little troublemaker he needs to help more. Bet he was slacking in the dog house chasing rabbits in his dreams:)

Nice setup!

Great setup, I hope to get a mill one day. Thanks for the great ideas. Love watching your videos. Take care.

It feels good to get things dialed in to the way it works best for you, well done!

The old timers around my house will not build with white pine. They prefer yellow pine for strength in the bones of the structure. Looks like a nice day's work. :)

Awesome set up

What beautiful wood. Your sawmill is a lot easier to use now. I'd love to be there to see this in person.

This was very satisfying for me to watch, I’m not sure why I like logs getting turned into wood planks. Thanks!

Wow, nice load of lumber. I really need to get a sawmill.

Nicely edited....made a long video seem 'worth it'. Thumbs up on the choice of mill also....it was my first mill(have since moved onto the LT28

I've made several winch booms and installed at these little Mills they really take alot of work out of it. All it takes is like a six inch piece of pipe, a front spindle off an old two ton truck welded on top and a four inch tubing welded out from it with a small electric (3500lb four-wheeler winch) with half of a logging tong on the cable, takes all care of all your turning and positioning needs....

Hope you enjoyed making it as much as I did watching it.

You do such a great job. I really enjoy your channel.

It's been a while since I've seen any of your videos. I see you've made some changes. Getting the mill up off the ground and building a ramp, with a winch look really good. Sweet.

Nice lumber if you have a small mill looks good .

What I like a lot about your videos is how you change views from many angles to make it more interesting. I usually watch whole way thru each one. Much more engaging and not boring! Your upgrade continues to be very productive and much safer than tractor. God bless you and family.

Excellent!!

Thanks for all the "up close" shots, now I have a better idea what all the hand motions do before cutting. That's a lot of wood to cut in a day.

Son! Thems some big ass trees u r sawing my Southern brother!

Nice load of planks there , looks great ..Awesome video , the quality improves with each one . Keep up the good work bud

A lot more energy to saw logs without having to wrestle them logs onto mill Log deck and raising the mill off the ground sure does make life easier. nice job and nice lumber

Nice Job!

Much respect to you. That's a LOT OF WORK. I would rather build engines. I'm lazy that way. Lol😁

New subscriber here. It is kinda mesmerizing and relaxing to watch y'all work. Thanks for posting!

Have you thought about making removable extensions for your ramp to load directly from the trailer? This would save wear and tear on the winch. Plus you could roll the logs straight from the trailer.

Nice job. I've thought that if I milled my own wood, I'd have a similar set up......but to get the logs to the level of the mill, I'd have a welded frame that I could slip a floor jack under and get them up that way. But the mill would have to be lower to the ground as most floor jacks won't raise more than 17".

Cool camera angles and awesome wood. Nice video, great handyman. Peace and Good Fortune to you both and your families.

Awesome grain.

Nice work bro...

I recognize this process! Nice editing man! Isn't it wonderful to have an extra set of skilled hands around when milling? You do all these little things that and make all these extra movements that can suddenly be eliminated with help. I swear I walk three miles around that mill when I am going through a bunch of logs like this. Good work here.

I don't know what kind of lawn mower that guy was using in the background. But I want one of those. Man that thing moves LOL

Nice to have some help with the work!

Looks like your setup is working well.

Hello thank you for your reply to my question at least you have offered good luck on your timber manufacturing nice timber or as you say lumber 😀

hello fall line ridge my name is Ernest Ray DeLong,you were talking about that book the flag was still standing ,well I orderd the book and I got it today and I started to read it .

I really like the winch/ramp set up you have built. I have a smaller hobby mill and I have been thinking of upgrading because of size limitations. Looks like you are having a good time with yours.

Браво!

Nice!

Your next project is that you should either buy or make a leveling platform to raise you top end of your log for the first two cuts.

That's so satisfying like omg

Damn man, you got enough planks to build a barn.

Good job....

Great Job.... Looks like you could use a solar panel for keeping the battery charged...

You have a good sidekick there, I noticed many commentators have also noticed.

If you have no other use for the bark scab lumber, you should advertize it for firewood. That would be Win-win.

Dude, you can't just have a new guy on without telling us who he is. He just appeared all of a sudden. Need some introductions. He looks like a cool dude, btw.

Looking at ur mill gets me to thinking that the exhaust shoot could be longer. Here's an idea for that. Get a piece of PVC 4" pipe about 18" long. Cut one end about 4-6" in from the end. U could use a t pattern. Once cut then carefully heat the end of ur cut from one to another them fold back once the PCC has softened some. Thus will make flanges to attach the pipe to the mill. This will help so u font walk in sawdust while ur milling. Also u could try to use a winch to load onto the mill if u could get it to in the other direction. Good luck. Reminds me of when I worked with some Amish friends in their mill.

Now I want to see a video of the bonfire of that pile in the background!

That's a "heap of lumber"! Well done! Good work! #KeepTheChipFlying!

here is a idea for something that will lift and move the logs from platform to the track.. ever see those bottle jacks from harbor freight that run on air. make two beams hooked to cross members that will raise those beams at a pivot point to lift and roll the logs onto the track. a cheap compressor to run it.

Sorry I'm la week late posting been busy with volunteer work for the cub Scouts. But looks like the new skids and ramps are working good. Looks like about time to put that roof over head next to dry it in.

I wanted to say get you a ATV winch and run it to a car battery. Makes it easier on your back! Great videos.

May I say " nice production increase due to the platform"? A couple of extra hands doesn't hurt either! Now you need to make a toeboard from a scissor jack and get it mounted. Also, I wish my mower would move that fast! Lol!

put a set of forks on your tractor- place just out of way to stack bark slabs on- easy to haul to a burn pile the come get the lumber- a lot less walking that way

You have staff now!?! At first i was getting tired just thinking about all the camera angle setups. Good for you! nice video and even nicer lumber!

If you would loose those ramps you could pull in close to your roll way and roll the logs straight on.

Just a thought ,, next time you arrive with a trailer of logs and your platform is empty ,, make your self a couple of steel box section extensions and roll your logs directly onto your platform ,,

Another great video, and I like the longer version. Do you do a lot of slab cutting versus quarter-sawn and which do you prefer doing? Are you going to do anymore videos of your solar kiln? Looking forward to more videos, thank you.

Who,s your friend...and glad you got some help...

I'm trying to remember a bark shredder that you can put on the mill. Gonna research it

might be good to add some truss plates and screws on the loading ramp joints? No need for a health club membership . your country workout would leave a city person tired by breakfast break. Ha ha :) Nice team work on those last logs :) Enjoyed learning and watching the milling process. What are your plans for all the lumber ? thank you for your efforts , great video work.

If you peal your logs your blades will last a lot longer I use a round spade on shovel handle works great.

might i make a suggestion when you pull up with the trailer right next to the ramp use some 4 inch angle iron from the platform to the trailer and just roll the timber over into position save using the winch ,

Some people don't have a clue on milling logs , my friend your one of them or is it just for the camera ! Hope the logs aren't costing you anything but a thank you !

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If your ramps break put the post starting at the heel of (the the) long cut toward the toe ( thin end} this will make it a hundred times stronger.

The ramp is sweet ... Hey, where is the job site boss ? I always give that Lil'guy a "Like", what do I do now ?

I notice you're using the LT10 manual...Have you tried the LT15 with the hand crank and would that be easier than just the push model. I'm asking because I'm considering purchasing the LT15 and actually like the idea of pushing it manually. All that cranking would seem to cause an issue with CTS. Thanks for the great videos!

You need a helper to rick that lumber up so it dries correctly. Rough sawn is always better for framing in my opinion. oh you got help I see...

The winch could be totally be eliminated by positioning the logs and trailer close to the ramp and roll the logs right off on the log deck.