Awesome saw. Very entertaining. Nice that I can stop the video and refill my popcorn.

That pine had some very interesting grain. Thanks for sharing

We love how much you cover in these videos - every aspect; sap, type of wood, size of blades, mistakes & things you learn from them - everything. So interesting. I know this is an older video, but we're having an OTW marathon - LOVE your channel ❤

Had my eggs and toast this morning while I watched this one. Sure is better than watching the news. Very restful and good for the digestion!

A good video thanks for sharing! I'm now adding a board return to my woodmizer ;)

That's a nice mill. That diesel's got a lot of grunt. Have to learn how to play all those bells and whistles. That's some pretty lumber. Thanks for sharing.

Thanks for sharing! 👍 sweet grain on that white pine 🌲

Nice little change up video. Good to see Miss Kitty. Thanks for sharing. Waiting for those exotic logs.

That center cut was real pretty.

Good morning from St John Parish, Louisiana 7 Jan 21.

I keep sniffin' the air to smell the pine scent.

In the North East white pine is used a lot to make some really nice looking furniture. It's soft but dings gives character to the piece. I made my fireplace mantle with it, stained it golden oak and it looks great. I like your new mill, seems to me you're having a blast with it☺.

Nice. Keep sawering.

I liked that. The way the new mill cuts timber with both automation and the ability to change/correct it manually looks really efficient; it will make the world of difference to your business. And the cat is back! 😻

Hope you are getting used to the new mill. I like the drag back feature on my Cooks AC-36. I've cut as many as 3 6" cants then stacked them side by side, cutting 3 boards in 1 pass. Then drag them back with the drag back fingers. I then set up and start the next cut. While it's cutting I can sticker and stack the 3 boards I just cut. Truly a 1 man operation.

Beautiful log :)

Nice grain pattern in that white pine 🌲 and Awww the joys of getting used to your new mill enjoy!!

Love your videos.

Great Video my friend

like your honesty and showing the 'mistake'..not surprised either ..and got to say that pine was beautiful in its own right...loved the music that was playing at the end of the video..

Here is something to think about, were you have the header for your log loading area you might want to put the rolled up type door there and limonite the rest of the siding in that area , that way you’ll have more head room to load logs and remove finish projects out that door. Also when it becomes winter time you could even close it and keep the cold out and the heat in

Enjoyed watching you break down the white pine. It will make some nice siding. I really like all your videos. You have have a very casual production that is quite relaxing and entertaining. Your selection of music is spot on and your use of drone footage just adds to the relaxation value of the videos.

Boss Cat to Saw Boss "Hey! I wasn't done being petted!"

That quartersawn face on the White Pine would make beautiful furniture, a door, or anything thing else you wanted to build.

Great looking stuff!

Thanks Nathan, never gets old. Have a great day and be safe

Love your new Mill. And good seeing momma cat.

Something I see you missed .If there was a tractor with forks where you throw the knoty wood and junk,you would handle it once.Its what I do with my mill.I have a messed up back so I look for ways to shorten the work load..And by the way you do a great job with teaching us amateurs ..thanks

I bet you are loving this sawmill!

Great Show Nathan, Wood coming off your saw is just a barrel of fun. Sure the walnut is amazing but all woods have their beauty no matter how simple the grain might be. I've worked in wood many years and there is beauty in old aged pine. They all have their smells and grains and beauty. And you make that saw a star and you bring light to it all. Blessings to You and your Family! Thanks Much for your work, this vid and good music! DaveyJO in Pa.

Somehow "That's right neighborly of ya" wants to come out of my mouth. ;-) Loved the video & seeing "Momma cat". That pine is some kind of nice too, in it's own way

Nice. Evening boring ole pine comes out looking great.

You are doing a good thing 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

The cat is still around and still well fed☺☺

I forgot how beautiful white pine is! Especially premium cut!

all those knots -- lumps that are cut off on the first pass (make the cut a bit deeper) -- give them to a wood turner -- may make great lathe pieces.

That new saw sure cuts good !!!!

Looks to me like that board return will become your back's best friend as you use it more.

That machine must be a joy to work with. Great videos

That new mill looks to be a real treat. If I lived closer I would definitely get some lumber from you because I could get custom sizes, and you find some amazing wood. I was surprised as to how nice that pine even looked.

Cats, Music and Saw milling. Can't be all bad lol! I love white pine and use it a lot for building things and trim work. Great utilitarian wood since it is affordable. But it also has a beauty all it's own. Of course the walnut is always gorgeous but a bit expensive for a lot of uses so I usually use white pine. Love your videos!

One again nice Job. Keep it up 😁😎

Good old yellow pine, I could almost smell the saw dust, lol. That return is neat, replaces a extra hand. The way you are going you’ll have it mastered any day now. Even the cat approves! Have fun, but most of all be safe. 👍👍👍👍💜❤️💙💕

Love sawing pine! Looks like you got some good fat wood in that log. Very nice.

Very enjoyable video. Thank you.

Nice log. , good color

What a beast....After a while you bmoving right along....

In Germany the clear wood is prized, here we like the knots.

Excellent vidro

Hello I like the new mill I went from a lt40 to a lt 40 wide with simple set works took a little getting used to. When I saw white pine cants 6" or 8" I turn them after the last cut of the cant and saw them 2 boards or 2 by at a time but you probably had a reason nice video

Sure do like that LT40 wide. Hope Woodmizer gave you a great deal, you are their number one advertizer.

Sweet

I was covered in pitch after about three hours of sawing. I took my clothes to a dry cleaner, and for about $7.00, they were completely clean. 7$.00

Well done my friend!!

My great room high ceiling and trim is all done in knotty white pine nobody wanted. Not sure why. Got it from a sawmill in Blueridge for 12 cents a foot. Now everyone thinks it's beautiful. I think white pine is an underrated wood. It really pops once it's sanded and finished. Lots of figure and color variation in mine.

Nice looking pine, well done.

I have a soft spot for white pine. Here in Northern Michigan our white pine built the Midwest. We butchered many pristine areas. One of my favorite spots up north I call the bone yard. Stumps of white pine from first cuttings in the 1870’s. 5-6’ diameter.

While White Pine does not have the stunning colors and patterns of Walnut, Cherry, Chestnut and other hardwood trees, that slab at the 9:40 mark sure had some pretty grain pattern showing and would make for a very nice top to a side table or country style kitchen table.

Even an old scrap pine can have some fabulous grain!

Enjoyed watching the new mill. Wouldn't mind seeing you saw some Beach.

Different but interesting, thanks.

You can sharpen the 9 degree to a 10 or a 7, just take light passes, usually takes me 3 times around the to reshape the profile

May not be exciting but I feel a quietude in observing the task.

I like the equipment upgrade

That yellow pine really looks nice. I am not normally a fan of yellow pine. Nice job Nathan.

You should have more ventilation, like exhaust fans and an open top ridge.

Nathan I've been running my 40 hd for two years now and I'm still learning it. Just hit 400 hours on it and I'm replacing my first set of wear blocks. You got one nice mill there. A bit different than mine. The amount of alignment adjusts on these things are incredibly thought out. You got me wanting to learn more about my accuset2 now. I've only been using auto up and down.

I have run a LT40 with the accuset for a while. It certainly is a great addition to the mill. If you get used to using the presets and board up and down along with pattern mode you can really get the most out of the logs. If you had wanted to you probably could have gotten a few boards above your two 6 inch cants.

That mill was designed by NASA I'll bet, very nice.

Interesting how the motor rocks back and forth when you reverse it, I like my wood quarter sawn, not very miserly and not as wide boards but to me better wood and nicer grain.

Purdy paneling. Also purdy music at the end. I wish I could or would learn to edit videos. The few I have I try to do it all in one cut and when watching them back I say "ah , um"' 20,gazillion times. Man if you had a belt conveyor with something to divert the slabs into their own pile and boards to be ran into a truck , trailer , or just in a pile. I have an old manual LumberMate by Norwood that I've been going to build a belted conveyor for years for ,but just haven't done it yet. 👍👍👍👍👍

One of the few species that I've seen you cut that actually grows up here in NW Ontario. My profile pic is actually of an eastern white pine on my property (if you squint hard enough you can make out a bald eagle perched in the middle).

Hello buddy good video 💪🏻💪🏻💪🏻🙏🏼

I enjoyed seeing lumber cut for a change from slabs. I still like the walnut slabs and their grain.

Very cool. I was wondering how the board return worked in the last video. Sawmill looks great with some sawdust on it!

That would have made some great cabinet doors.

Man, I'd love to get a full-face width board in 8/4 of that kind of pine - it was gorgeous.

Man!!!! you have a lot of equipment! Is this all by the sale of wood?

I was wondering if the board pull might get in the way....glad it didn't cause a greater problem.

Nathan is that pine as sappy as what we call bowl pine up here in New Jersey so mean stuff is real so happy

Nice that it shows the fuel rail pressure. Does it show much more engine info? Anything on the exhaust system?

Love your videos. Question for you I wang to get into sawmilling and building tables and desk. How and what determined your price in wood and slabs.

Just a thought...you could get a double edged blade and cut both ways to speed up the process. If this works I should get a Wood-Mizer tee shirt. And a walnut slab.

Wonderful! At last the kitty is in the video. Mark me a happy viewer. Not only do you do beautiful work, you have a beautiful cat. 😍

How do you find the music to go with your cutting? It seems so appropriate and soothing for your videos. I love it.

Ha, never been on on a farm that didn't have a 'Mama Cat' around. ^_^

That white pine looked pretty decent to me..... Not boring at all

Thanks so much, from me and all the other knot lovers out here!!! (Can you tell me the name of the bird song in the background?)

That board return has its uses I guess, but it seems to get in the way sometimes. I've been waiting for it to "mysteriously" disappear....lol.

Once you get the kinks out it will be smooth sawing . It would be great to be able to make my own lumber you are a lackey guy.

Appreciate seeing lumber operation, but seems like there could be some dynamite slabs, or at least full-width 1" boards. Those crotches and knots could dress up many a project. No market for pine slabs or wide lumber? My mother's house was all knotty pine, including the Kitchen cupboards, and none of it painted, none stained dark. Sure looked good and she got lots of complements. Not sure what the clear-coat was, but it seemed to bring out the best of the grain pattern.

Howdy! I get to be the first comment. Love the vids. That's a nice log. You make want a mill 😀

Top five channel. For me at least. I imagine with your talents you will be able to quadruple production. Your going to start buying truckloads and getting them delivered

The mill is insane. What are you doing now for exercise?

A totally clueless question: Is white pine any good for flooring?

Guten Morgen

Does the de-barker prevent debacles ... ? (Sorry...)

I am so excited for you to get this new mill, all the extra features are mind blowing! I get the bark removal system saves your blade but would it be even better if you had a rotary wheel on both sides? I have to admit, I am quite envious to see you doing something that you clearly have a passion for I would love a setup like yours but it’s just not done here in the U.K. for some reason. The closest thing I have to your setup is my cat, she is almost identical to yours! Anyway love your videos and I look forward to seeing what the new mill can do.

Do you have to add some sort of solvent or detergent to the lubricating water when you saw highly resinous woods like pine or eastern red cedar?

Love the channel. Just curious why there is only one debarker ? If it helps save the blade shouldn't there be one on each side.