Tractorman44 (the guy running the mill) has an overview of this mill over on his channel. Go have a look at it! kzread.info/dash/bejne/f42grs5-Y9fAY8Y.html

love the richness of the cedar along with the rough sawn look 😉 tractor wasn't even breathing hard. Thanks for your video.

@21mph12

7 жыл бұрын

valley2118 You're quite welcome. Glad you enjoyed it!

@mstrdiver

5 жыл бұрын

That juniper has to smell terrific as it is sawn.

My wife back in the 70's worked for Foley-Belsaw and she loved watching your video and so did I! Thanks for your video!!

Very cool!! That old boy looks like he could throw some lumber around!! I love Cedar!!

Excellent setup mister and great job! Thank you very much for a window into how its done. Thumbs way up for the upload! It was common to see similar setups like this when i was a youngster. Most folks ran a belt off the rear end of a truck with no bed on it, some with tractors pto as in this video some with committed diesel engines and water wheels. This is how we built our house and anything else including bridges. No Lowes or Home Depot hehe

@mstrdiver

5 жыл бұрын

Gerald-My uncle in Missouri used to have a modified steel wheel he would put on his pickup to run the belt from the right rear position. He didn't want to tie up his Massey-Ferguson just to run the mill.

Looks like a simple to use system, great video. Thank you

Beautiful color. I can only imagine the smell! Wow!

What a Beautiful Log. Such rich red color and as someone has said it must smell wonderful.

I love the smell of fresh cut cedar, this must of been like heaven,

Beautiful and a pleasant fragrance!!

The color of the cedar, is beautiful!

That is an awesome sawmill. Thanks for sharing. 👍

@21mph12

6 жыл бұрын

Thanks! Just a couple of guys having a little fun and thought we'd put it out there.

Great setup. Love it. The only problem I have is safety of the PTO. A good friend of me was caught by an unprotected PTO and died. His brother found him wrapped around the axle hours later when he didn't show up for dinner. The tractor was still running. It's

@frugje

7 жыл бұрын

He was allways quite relaxed with safety; "Oh, well, I know what I am doing and am very careful". Not enough though..... It's easy to protect the shaft. Please do it!

@Football5198

6 жыл бұрын

Here's a tip. Stay away from the shaft while spinning. Drive shafts under vehicles aren't covered.

@jirka96150

6 жыл бұрын

You see that raging bull? Dont touch it or go near it! Some idiots still do it.

@timgreen4137

6 жыл бұрын

frugje Sorry for the loss of your friend. I was going to make some comment about common sense. Then I noticed the Sawyer step over the PTO shaft while it was still spinning. He's just lucky.

@21mph12

6 жыл бұрын

Tim Green I just found your comment today, and even though I was the one who shot the video, I never noticed him do that. I was always focused on the lumber pile at the end. You're correct though, stepping over the spinning shaft is inexcusable, even if it's not actively powered. I'm surprised he did it. Having grown up on a farm, he has more than one PTO story to tell. As I say, safety is a personal choice. That was his choice, and I'm thankful nothing came of it.

Remind me not to piss off this feller running the saw! Great video thanks!

Awesome machine and beautiful wood.

Good day Wendel ! Really like that saw mills !!! Take care of yourself !!!! Cheers !!

@21mph12

5 жыл бұрын

This isn't him, but I'm sure he'd appreciate you stopping by and having a look at both of these videos. Thanks a lot, and I'm glad you like the mill!

@RCAFpolarexpress

5 жыл бұрын

@@21mph12 Sorry, LOL. Yes I really do like watching that saw mill !!! Cheers !

@tractorman4461

5 жыл бұрын

@@RCAFpolarexpress Hey Dave...thanks for stopping by ... This is my son in laws channel. But that handsome guy running the mill is ME !!! LOL !! I thought you may not recognize me with the whiskers missing !!

@RCAFpolarexpress

4 жыл бұрын

@@tractorman4461 You are still handsome guy Sir !!! 😀😂🤣

Watching this video is excellent therapy! Love it. Thank you for sharing with us.

my dad has a foley belsaw he purchased in the early 1960's, Looks like this one, still works well , current power ( since late 80's ) source is his 1956 ford flatbed truck. he still runs it when someone needs lumber, not so often anymore as he is in his early 90's and only has 1 arm, I think last year was his last but we'll see

look at that smirk he loves what he does

Can almost smell that cedar from here. Wish I could have been standin there

Incredible colour!

That fellow looks like a man That has put in a lot of hard work.

That guy has a nice set of shoulders for his age. I salute working men all over the world who build things,

@21mph12

4 жыл бұрын

You should've seen him 10 or 20 years ago!

I can watch this all day

Watching you fellas again 😉 on my favorite channel list.

@21mph12

6 жыл бұрын

Even though I know they're working their butts off, watching anyone mill lumber is pretty relaxing. At least we were taking it easy here :-)

Great vid, thanks from Down under

real handy saw, like to have that cedar. thanks

Nice setup. We sawed some big cedar logs some time ago---made cedar chests, fun project.

Mis felicitacion a este !! Gran maestro x su espectaxylar tabajo . saludos a todos .

Very nice thanks for showing..... Wish it was mine!

That's some pretty looking cedar, dang nice job.

Reminds me of working with my Grandfather many years ago when he ran the saw mill with a big old steam tractor and I had to keep the fire going and the steam up to pressure. That was many years ago and he has been gone quite some time. Sure does bring back memories.

I bet it smelled wonderful while milling it!

Some great looking boards there

That huge 48 inch blade is all business!

That is really neat !!! Love it !! GD Tractor

Trabalho de profissional chique

Great video and great job on the success-joe

muito bom mesmo parabéns pelo trabalho

I just want to smell the fresh cedar being cut Tractor PTO I love it

I can smell that wonderful cedar scent over my smartphone.

I bet it smells good around that mill while your cutting cedar !!!

That old guy is a right good sized man lol

boy that's beautiful wood you know I wish I could have his life even know he's gat a while to go I gladly love to live on a farm

Now that's a sawmill...mine is just a cheep harbor freight...happy sawing

@21mph12

4 жыл бұрын

If you end up with boards at the end of the day, then I'd say you're mill is just fine.

What a beautiful wood. It's like cutting steak but lumber!

Ho My GOD 8 millions views ✨🚀👍😇 The Skies is the limit for both of you Good Folk's Cheers 🍻🍻

@21mph12

Жыл бұрын

Thanks Dave! We definitely do what we can! --Mike

That's the best smell'in job on the planet!

Trying to find something I have that smells like cedar. Just so I could interject myself into this vid. This is some beautiful wood. Maybe when I'm rich and famous I can get a mill.

Preciosa madera ❤

That's one heck of a table saw lol

@21mph12

5 жыл бұрын

It's a slider 😉

beautiful wood n nice job bro..🤩

Good job man

@21mph12

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks, I appreciate it!

I love it when the safety nannys come out. Nice job on a great mill. Do you have the edger/planner to go with it?

@21mph12

7 жыл бұрын

mike white We do have an edger, but it's pretty low on the list of projects right now. We have a 24" planer that we'd like to get back into service though.

That sure is some good lookin planks your getting. That wood would bring a lot of money, just don't see stuff like that every day.

Inteligente esse viu. Parabéns.

I bet that smelled good !!!

@MrShanghai34

7 жыл бұрын

love to have a sack of the sawdust

@frankapolloni3669

6 жыл бұрын

No1HillBilly

@hermannstroink4561

5 жыл бұрын

Happy Hamster Bedding cool video

Very satisfying to watch! What is the RPM?

@21mph12

7 жыл бұрын

Scott Campbell Thanks! The pile of lumber at the end is satisfying as well. At full throttle, the PTO is at 540 rpm, and we were running just below that. The blade arbor runs directly to the PTO, so that would be the rpm of the blade also.

So beautiful,, is amazing experience,,, love it.

@joaofaria2065

5 жыл бұрын

Como seqar madeira manual

que lindo trajo es este trajo mi papa tenia aseradero yo me cresi viendo a papa trabajar y nosotras le ayudamos a sacar el aserin y orillas y tablas lo felicito buen trabajo saludos desde chile

Oh ok thank you for the info

a madeira tem uma cor incrivel. muito bonita mesmo !!!

@lucasmetzler

5 жыл бұрын

E... como já disseram em diversos comentários, dá pra imaginar o maravilhoso aroma que este cedro está exalando. Maravilhoso!

@veranomartini1726

5 жыл бұрын

@@lucasmetzler c'è l' l CD

I love cedar

Khó khăn thiếu thốn trong hoàn cảnh . Con người vượt khó nghỉ ra rất thông minh. Cám ơn ông

That is one neat old machine. Quality lasts

Một sáng tạo rất độc đáo và thú vị đó bạn

Best smelling yard ever

do you resaw to 2x6 & 2x4?fetch a good price I'm sure.thx for sharing

C'est génial comme système

Very interestring.

Hook up by tractor rear drive shaft . Oldies but goodies idea

@dorothyvanderbiest4047

5 жыл бұрын

Pow patrol

Not ignorant at all. But wow. I didn't know the inside of the tree was that beautiful of a color. The amount of unknown information in this world has me ready to seek it out!!!!!

Bad Ass brother!

Trabalho muito bom parabéns

ótima idéia

in the background it looks like an old case constrution king ?? i had a 530 CK from the 60s , and found a 550 CK with a side shift digger on the back !! lovley ol machine , essex UK

@21mph12

7 жыл бұрын

Pete Scales Close! It's actually a 580, but good eye. It's a handy piece of equipment to have around, as I'm sure you know. I have two other really short videos of it in action if you're interested.

@petessite

7 жыл бұрын

yes , great to see the ol case working , its a long time ago now but it was sold to someone in poland for 600 quid , we couldnt get any spares for it unfortunatly , it was a magic tool to have round the farm , anything made in the states in good , we also ran all John deeres on the farm ,but couldnt get those lovly 2wd high horsepower tractors you have in the states . my mouth used to water seeing what was on sale !!! would love to see any videos you have of the ol case working , regards Pete scales

@21mph12

7 жыл бұрын

I actually do have a couple of short videos I uploaded. Just go to my channel. The videos are nothing special, just a little bit of fooling around. Fun though!

I ve just realised - it runs of PTO

I just installed some live edge cedar cantilever shelves alongside my fireplace. At a quick glance they look like bacon :)

What a cool setup, Im guessing the saw blade is going faster than it looks in the video? Cheers Blaisey

@tractorman4461

5 жыл бұрын

It is running at the operating rpm of the pto, which is 540 at full throttle. Thanks for watching.

Благо Дарю !!!

Dangerours And awesome at same time

@thomream1888

5 жыл бұрын

But that, my friend, is what makes it awesome! If it wasn't dangerous, it would just rate "cool". Live long and prospect...

Muito boa essa serraria

bou de bois ,joli,cher !

BOM MUITO BOM ESSA SERRA NO CARDAN DO TRATOR BOA MESMA

damn pretty wood

@21mph12

5 жыл бұрын

You betcha.

I wish I had that set up, just love rough cut timber, any way thanks very inspiring, I will ck out your channel

Beatiful wood

Love the big ol blade cool saw i bought a bandsawmill i just love cutting up wood into useable lumber

Was any of that lumber good? Looked like a ton of unusable boards.

@21mph12

6 жыл бұрын

Every board past the 3 minute mark is absolutely usable.

Really nice cedar! I would sure love to find a saw like that. Are there any available?

@21mph12

4 жыл бұрын

They're out there, but I wouldn't say that they're common. This one was from an old farm. Much of it was buried in the dirt, and the blade was unusable. Luckily, we found another blade at a farm auction. After some work on the rest of the mill, we got it running. It really was a lot of fun though.

👍

WOW that wood is beautiful and I like your rig. Easily handled by one man .

@21mph12

4 жыл бұрын

Indeed, but two is better, and a third keeping watch on the tractor would be perfect.

The smell must be amazing.

@gurmailsingh8754

6 жыл бұрын

Cobone gurm

I can smell that cedar.

Once you cut a cedar tree how long does it have to lay before it can be milled

@21mph12

6 жыл бұрын

On average, about a year per inch of thickness.

@21mph12

6 жыл бұрын

Sorry, I misunderstood your question in my first response. The log can be run through the sawmill at any time. We like to do it sooner rather than later though. After it's milled into boards, that's when it needs a year per inch when air drying.

@bigcountry7401

6 жыл бұрын

Oh ok how much on average would it cost to get a cedar tree that size milled in boards that size

@21mph12

6 жыл бұрын

I don't really know. This is just a hobby for us, but I'd suppose there is someone who'd be able to answer that. A brief internet search gave me answers all over the map. Best I could tell is that this log would be about $100-$150. Most everyone has a band saw mill nowadays, so the yield will be a couple of boards better than what we get. That's not a great answer, but it's the best I can do.

Im in need of that red Cedar can anyone help me out??

Muito bom..

Is this a Kentucky Red Ceder that has such aromatic pleasant smelling wood, it sure looks nice even unfinished. Do you sharpen your own saw.?

@21mph12

5 жыл бұрын

Yes, it's red cedar, but it's in Missouri. Seems that there are a lot of states that like to put their name in front of "red cedar", including us. We do sharpen and swage our own saws with a file and a swaging tool. Not too hard with a little bit of practice. Thanks!

Madeira de aparencia muito bonita

@andycrespo4721

5 жыл бұрын

Como tu hermana 😉

@saveriomangione7815

5 жыл бұрын

Linobanfi

@lucasmetzler

5 жыл бұрын

Cedro

@majdeddine434

5 жыл бұрын

@@saveriomangione7815v

Madeira bonita