Begins with left shirt-tail tucked, right shirt-tail out; ends with the opposite. Such attention to detail ! No wonder I can't get enough of these gals. 😍😂

can you imagine if more folks were so enthusiastic about their jobs, life would be flawless

You girls have come a long way in the last few years, I make it a point to finish my day watching your videos, I really enjoy it, nice work.

I love to see young people like Emerald and Jade working in (and mastering, I might add) a skilled trade!!! Both are very smart and talented young women!

Lumber Capital Looog Yaaaard. This is how two homeschooled girls in a tight knit Christian family turn out. Hardworking, smart, entrepreneurial and beautiful all the way through.

That is some skill Jade has acquired, twisting that pile in there!! Good job Jade!

I had a furniture business in Lancaster an my Amish buddies had portable saw mills and would cut up massive yard trees and plane 36-48 inch planks for my tables. This brings back great memories. subbed.

As a woodworker I don't mind my rough hardwoods not straight-lined since I can get more usable BF out of a slab and can sometimes give me more flexibility for my cut-list. I can't count how many times I thought "If that board was only a 1/2" wider" I have to cut one edge after drying anyway. I would imagine "sizing" your lumber makes drying and storage much easier for you. As always, enjoyed the video.

When I had a mill I hated to edge on the mill seemed like such a waste of time. Then I got a edger and it was a game changer and you got more out of the side boards. You guys have a very nice setup with the mill and how nice and organized the yard is.

I would tune in if only to hear Emerald say “. . . Log Yaaerd.” What a woman. She checks all the boxes.

Yes an edger is needed. I worked in a sawmill in PA 50 years ago and we used it every day.

These gals just keep getting more beautiful every day.. BOTH on the inside and the outside! Keep up the Great Work...

The edger is absolutely essential. Imagine all that lumber going out as slabs.

Hi ladies, Take this for what it's worth. I worked in logs, lumber and veneer production for about 40 years, so whether I know anything is questionable. My understanding of a flitch referred to a part of a log, normally a 1/2 or a 1/4 of a log. Flitches were then put into large vat of very hot water and allowed to soak for 3 to 7 days. This depended on the specie and were then sliced into veneer (Yea, I know too much information). An edger is what you have been demonstrating in your videos to cut the wane or bad edge or even to cut into specific widths of lumber (boards) . A resaw is a large band saw with boards fed into it vertically and the soul purpose was usually to cut a thicker board into 2 equally thick boards or whatever your order called for. It's not an edger, or I sure never saw it used for this purpose. You guys are the pros and I'm just giving you my take from my time having used all of this equipment. Like I said, take it for what it's worth. Most will say-----nothing😊😊. Enjoy your channel and I hope with this good weather, your dad is making hay in the woods and building inventory for the next wet period. Stay safe.

"Got the Java Blues, Coffee, Coffee got me, the only pick me that's here to stay". A Line from the Song "Java Blues", by Rick Danko. Love my Coffee too, I can't imagine a World without it.

I WISH I had an edger! Luckily, the heritage museum down the road from me has an antique steam powered mill they run on weekends. It has a six-blade resaw and they do a bit of my edging for free, to have something to demo to the public. Such a bonus!

For a small, direct to the public, rough lumber operation, most definitely edge finish your off cuts. If it was me I'd set up to provide S2S as well. Planer also gives you a way to chip your wane into mulch. It's not as efficient as a chipper but two jobs one tool. My son makes custom lawn and outdoor furniture, usually from decking cypress and sells his planer chips as high dollar mulch.

You young ladies make your Mom and Dad proud you have great work ethics always great videos

Love watching you 2. On this vid I would had liked to see a little more details on how it does what it does, The LT70 is visually obvious unlike the edger/resaw. Keep up the great content!!

What we used to do when we had a mill and no edger, we would mark each flitch with the size we could get out of it ,over the height we had to make the first cut, and just pile them in separate pikes.they would be marked 4/6,6/10 ect in each pile. Then when we had lots of each we would edge them on the saw and could saw up to 12 at once

Redhead is absolutely *FIRE* !!

The whole family has an excellent work ethic. The ladies are had working,AND easy on the eyes. The BOSS is a skilled professional,and a friend to sound environmental logging practices.(I am a retired southern Forest Ranger ). The BOSS utilizes PPE(Personal Protective Equipment) in the woods. The beautiful Ladies DO NOT! O S H A will have a field day if there is ever a lost time accident they are involved in. No gloves, or eye protection, shirts hanging loosely. No hair restraints for that beautiful long hair. At least they wear hearing protection. I hope and pray nothing happens,but if it does....

I enjoy watching your videos. For the last several years and most likely from now on, I moved to and live in Oregon, one of the places in the country run sawmill. Though I've never worked in a sawmill as sawyer, though I've worked in mills on shutdowns, etc. I find it interesting what y'all do. I grew up in S California, jus south of LA. I think that he majority of the women, mayhap many of the men, down there would not get what y'all do. They'd be more interested in getting to the beauty store for a different shade of fingernail polish then they would have any interest in getting out and doing, for example, what y'all do. I wanna commend you on your onscreen manner in which you conduct yourselves, your personalities, your intelligence regarding what you do, and on y'alls obvious strong work ethic. Keep making interesting videos and I'll keep watching them. Peace.

Business is daily work. Summer is construction time, all needs lumber. (Hi from Belarus. Harry Davidson).

Without furtha ado. Your videos are 👍👍👍

Thanks ladies, Have a great weekend! TTFN

I am from Colombia, I love your good taste for GOOD coffee, THE BEST IN THE WORLD

Thanks again for all your videos

Edgers are great! We love the fact that the material keeps moving down the line and never back. The one Dave and I got from Mark and Eddie is a lot of fun to run as well. Great video!

You are doing a great job as a very intelligent young lady.❤❤❤

Thank you. I learned something today.

I’ve worked around alot of equipment similar to yours. Please tuck in your loose clothing and tie up your hair. Maybe you’re not doing that for the videos but the Dad in me freaks out seeing it. Anyhoo. Great job showing how to get the most board feet out of every log. Well done. I’m a longtime Peets Sumatra fan but I will place an order to try out your coffee to support the channel. Stay safe. 👊

A wonderfull combination of beauty and brains and hard work ethics. You go girls.

You ladies are great waiting on my order

... nice saw ...!.. Thank You ...!

Exlnt knowledge.... Thank You all...

THANK YOU FOR YOUR POWERFUL CREATING 🙏🙏❤️🎉🎉🎉🎉😊😊😊😊

Love you guys..keep up the good work ! ❤

Great video ladies.

we have always edged with mill we do it as we go 35 years

the constant high quality and amount of videos is really great. good work, entertaining content and the right length of the videos 👍

I like coffee too in the morning especially 2. Or three cups

Thanks for sharing 🍸

Love the videos ❤Have a wonderful weekend 📹👌👍😉FROM 🇨🇦

I can't get over how you guys handle the raw cut lumber without gloves.

Love to watch your videos! You had less than 12,000 subs when I first found you. Curious what your older brother and sister are up to now. I love watching another family business succeed, reminds me when my 5 other siblings were your age growing up. You were brought up lumber, I was brought up in concrete block. I only have 90 subs and you have 187,000, I imagine if I show the new machines verses the antiques I show I might do better. It’s a no brainer why you would have an edger. Not sure why a person running a saw mill wouldn’t have one. Keep up the good work!

You were right calling it an edger.

Great video!

Thanks beautiful ladies

May your stars shine bright.

It's great to see you girls back to work because you are excellent at what you do . Buy the way your sister is not a co - worker she's your sister and always will be .

i use the same mug all week without a wash, but i take my coffee black. meanwhile, the "resaw" i've known is a bandsaw upon which i would feed a plank through on edge to split it, often in half thickness-wise, to achieve a bookmatched pair of boards, the grain pattern of one mirroring that of the other; 'tis great for panels of doors or similar surfaces. rock on.

Love your show

Beautiful girl tuck that shirt in before a machine grabs a hold of it love your videos be safe

There is one fine dad and mom in the woodwork!

Killer content dudes. As always.

With the large number of jacket boards you generate an edger is definitely needed just think of the board footage you rescue in a year's time. That's a lot of money you generate. Jade has to be the most gorgeous heavy equipment operator. Emerald I think the shirt tail out look suits you. Excellent job ladies thank you for sharing.👍♥️♥️

lOVE THE RED HAIR AND LOTS OF SENSE TO

Cool video guys ❤

I have a Woodmizer e300 edger. It’s-a fantastic machine. Has upped production 1/3 and now creates a lot less waste. It will do up to 2 1/8” thick material.

You gals do a great job lave yas!❤

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I would think that you need an edger that will cut to 2 1/2 I know Mark garlic is circle sawmill he uses a dead joke quite often and he is edging 2 inch material all the time keep up the good work 🤠😎🤠

Great video Ladies, enjoy watching you two with your drive and work ethics.

I got two bags of coffee

I have the Wood Mizer single blade edger (EG50) - I don't typically cut a lot of dimensional lumber, so the single blade is ok for what I'm doing.

Yes really useful for the operation and the job.

Very common fashion trend. I’m old and learned that much?

Howzit going girls , haven't been here in awhile. ....anyways I'm glad I'm back hope the family are well and in good spirits. ....❤❤😊

Let's be real. It's a family business. You'll literally own this company some day. Your coffee break is as long as you want it to be.

Nice

We bought the four roller version from Riehl Steel last fall. We are able to do 2 inch flitches without a problem. It does have a learning curve but at the end of the day we produce a lot more lumber out of the log. Darren puts out a quality product especially at that price point in my opinion. We also found him to be extremely responsive if you have any problems or questions. Might be time for an owners group. Not a lot of us compared to others but it could prove helpful.

WE need more jade in the heavy machinery. Y'alls eyes are piercingly beautiful 😍

I run woodmizers eg300, it will cut 60mm thick stock and run 5 blades

Sharpen the Circular saw blades. It's easy and works. 🎉Your OG will figure it out.😂

Edger would be a great dogs name! Thank you for explaining that all to me. Edger is easier to remember. What’s the other name for this machine? I already forgot! Is it Edger Friday already? I hope you’re having a great weekend Emerald and Jade & Family. Has anyone ever tried to brew coffee from dried sawdust?

No social calls. Get back to work ladies. 3 hr drive for some coffee 🤔 Maaeeybeee... Eagle Scouts honor, I will make the trip at least once or twice to stock up. I like road trips better than ordering. What else are weekends for. Surely Not working. Plus I like that little restaurant up that way. Picked up some memorabilia last time, it's a little placard that has a chicken on it, Reads; "Live like someone left the gate open" 🐔 Enjoy the weekend, have fun, stay safe.

Your answer is yes

Hi from Dexter🏠Missouri

Every timber mill has a edger but the two inch slabs were favoured were two meters wide and the one I work on has five circular cutters with tungsten tips it was definitely essential when you had urgent orders four x two six x two eight ten twelve x two by six feet long this machine could rapidly deliver hundreds of feet’s of timber for orders for urgent delivery and cleanly no knots or deflect clean but we only milled it radiata pine

I need a resaw.

I run an Range-Road Edger its Hydraulic so you can controle the infeed speed … and no probleme to make 2 inches.. its an edger under $5000 us Also Hud-Son made in New-York) just offer an new model also hydraulic

You guys should make Viking chairs out of flitches. I think bark on would look real cool and authentic / rustic.

Super💯video

You can definitely tell you 2 have worked together for awhile

yeah definitely will practice this not in my home but in the car lol

LCLY is awesome 👍🇺🇸

In the Ozarks here in Missouri, that has always been called an edger. The boards have always simply been called edger boards.

So how do you keep the cuts inline with the grain and not ending up with a diagonal cut? How are you aligning such long boards at the start of the cut?

Would love to have an: I hugged it first T-shirt. It's a fair price, but shipping is more than the cost of the shirt - weird.🙃

Clean work Like White ,all the best '.'

Hi guys, I love your show and the things you do including new ideas and renovations, I am also attracted to open spaces and country sides, but when it comes to coffee ???? ...You see, I am Italian and Coffee, is our religion. If you'll aver have the chance.... jump to Italy even just to experience REAL coffee. That saying.... Keep up the good work, I "envy" your life stale... :)

I use 1x3 treated and 2x4 #2spf to make material for frames for hot tubs. We cut 2x4's to 1.5 w/ a 6° bevel as the top piece(for the tub to sit on) I'll send pics later, but your products are too far away, here in Grand Rapids, Mich. I'd like to see syp in out inventory, but it's cost prohibitive

Love the channel! Love the content and would love to try the coffee! However the shipping is really expensive. Wanted to try a couple of bags and it was almost $16 shipping. I know you all don't have any way to control that expense since it's all 3rd party. Just FYI

Could you use a 12" table saw to edge 2-by lumber?

We have the mill operator and equipment operator

That edger seems to have a gap big enough for two inch boards. Is it the fixed roller spacing that's stopping a two inch board going through? Would expect an engineering shop to be able to refit that edger to do two inch boards. Maybe ask around and see how they would do it and at what cost. Probably just involves making the top rollers adjustable.

You guys are walking the dog now!

Have you shown how you make the first cut on the flitch straight?

Great job with your edger! Just a little suggestion that you might want to consider using a laser pointer on your infeed saw when not using the fence?