Thank you for sharing always a pleasure to watch your videos ❤❤❤

These videos just keep getting better and y'all make it feel like we're all friends here!❤

@wallacefarmandsawmill

7 ай бұрын

Thanks so much!

MERRY CHRISTMAS AND GOD BLESS

Happy Holidays...

Great video. Hard to stop watching. Kind of soothing.

Nice video and good job Brittany

Living it up Down South , 3 saw mills and a edger ! Merry Christmas Y’all

Enjoy the videos thank you for sharing

A great video

I enjoy what y'all are doing with the saw mills. I love hearing the music that the circular saw make when cutting logs.

I wish you would do more of the reveal by hosing the planks down after you cut it. I'll bet that white oak had some beautiful "flake" in it. But I love what y'all do. Perfect set up out there.

@wallacefarmandsawmill

7 ай бұрын

Thanks for watching!

I will be glad to see Brittany wearing shorts again so I know warmer weather is coming

Thank y’all. Can’t wait to get my mill up and running!

White oak is my favorite wood to work with love seeing you two get the job done

White oak slabs make great firewood.

Nice ***!

I’m from England and love your videos. Our dad loves them too because his first job was working in a saw mill about 50/60 years ago

@wallacefarmandsawmill

7 ай бұрын

That’s awesome! Thanks for watching along!

I wish I had land to do some milling. I love the smell of fresh cut wood. We had some Juniper cut from a large tree that fell in Eastern Oregon and made new bathroom sink tops with natural granite bowls on top. They are beautiful. Thanks for the videos.

Awesome job and great looking white oak 👍

This is another great video. Thank y’all very much. Merry Christmas and God’s blessings!

Nice boards, white oak is great wood for multipurpose use.

Love what you are doing Tyler and Britney, enjoy every moment of your videos.

@wallacefarmandsawmill

7 ай бұрын

Thanks so much!!

Keep that hunting strite

Good videos guys. That white oak is pretty. That band saw is awesome.

I can't wait until warmer weather and Brittany is back working in shorts

Классное видео получилось! Мне понравилось! Круто Круто!!!👍👍👍

Merry Christmas You guys.

@wallacefarmandsawmill

7 ай бұрын

Same to you!

Love to see birds of pray

I have a 1977 Neck over, still has the original 5 quarter white oak flooring. Untreated....

Back home, (Southern California) they soak the wood in salt brine to preserve the wood and make it last a hell of a lot longer.

Always some good content here and that's just one of the reasons why I keep watchin. You two youngins are such a beautiful couple and I really admire that. Work hard, stay safe and keep it headed in the right direction!

@wallacefarmandsawmill

7 ай бұрын

Thanks so much for the positive comment!

How about a update on the circle mill

Gotta love that LT40.

Ya''ll do good work!!!

@wallacefarmandsawmill

7 ай бұрын

Thanks for that!

Another A+!!! And someone, won't say names, has learned how to keep their hands out of other people's face!!! 🤣😂🤣😂 Thanks guys! Vids are good and getting better!! 👍🏻👍🏻😎😎😎

That was very good sawing. It was much easier with the different sawmill. No manual turning of the logs much easier.

I can see it in your eyes how that LT 40 takes a load off of y'all. I was guessing it took about 30 min. to saw those boards, an hour for 461 board feet would be well into the $k especially at H.Depot or Lowes. That's awesome Tyler! Happy for ya

Number 1

Love your guys' videos...but please consider safety glasses.

You need a pressure washer to clean dirt on logs!!

Throughly enjoy the videos. Love the old tractors too. You two make a great team. I'm glad you got the newer band saw so it would take some of the work off the 2 of you. From my point of view it is enjoyable watching what some of the ugliest trees torn into, sawed into lumber

@wallacefarmandsawmill

7 ай бұрын

Yes indeed! Thanks so much for watching!

Real glad to see you wearing hearing protection, they are kind of a pain but you will be glad you did later in life. That oak looks really heavy. great video!!

@wallacefarmandsawmill

7 ай бұрын

Thanks for noticing!

Wine and whiskey barrels also

hi there the first one well not to pretty but the boards looked . i found out they will shrink about 3/4 inch ,well done good show john

Good stuff....I look at all the scrap wood and can imagine that in my firepit all spring, summer and fall evenings.... what do you guys do with the left overs?

Take them White oak boards and spray them with some diesel fuel and used motor oil mix and they will last for years on a trailer deck.

whats your opinion on the little circle saw that runs in front of the band

Do you guys saw chestnut logs? I’ve never saw anyone sawing it, here in italy it’s used a lot for outdoor use and it’s the best, even better than oak

Glad you started to wear ear protection😁

HI,!! Guys, what's up, haven't commented in a while but I look forward to seeing you almost every day.love your videos but there kind of short want to see more. Can't find your pattern channel for some reason. What am I doing wrong.¿??????¿

FYI I have a pair of Red Tailed Hawks that fly with me as I bush hog and reply as I whistle to them. Also have 2 pair of Great Horned Owls that have been here for years. The only thing that is in danger here are Coyotes. Be safe.

High dollar lumber . The stave industry has made white oak white gold

Does Britt run the tractor?

@billgentry3679

7 ай бұрын

I have seen her on it before. She is awsome worker

@wallacefarmandsawmill

7 ай бұрын

Yes indeed!

You guys saw right through the pift like it wasn't even there huh 🤷

What are charging to saw something like these white oak logs ?

Does BRIT run tractors ? BRIT CAN DO ANYTHING. SHE IS 3 OR 4 right hands.

...and what do you do with the squirrels and rabbits your hawk(s) catch?

@wallacefarmandsawmill

7 ай бұрын

Food for the hawks or an occasional snack for me.

@ackack612

7 ай бұрын

@@wallacefarmandsawmill ...that's what I thought, y'all. Whoa doggies, merely looking to confirm.

If you turn up your engine idle your engine wouldn't sound like it's going to die when you engage the hydraulics.......plus your hydraulics would work faster...

300$ to cut it

Gotta tell ya, I like your content, love seeing the wood grain and patterns and how things are done. But, am getting tired of the hand slap on the lens. Why not break to your logo?