Lets see now, chief cook, canner, equipment operator, sawyer helper, ditch digger, cement finisher, clean up crew, garden keeper, accountant, secretary for everything, You lady are a, what my dad would say, jack of all trades. No question that you are a valuable asset to the whole operation. Respectfully, a job well done.

Great operation, not much wasted movement. Linda is a hustler.

I love watching the clips from Linda's saw mill because no matter how many people are working that day they all work in unicin and it's a pleasure to watch. Keep them coming.

I like how the girl in the video , never puts herself in a position where she could get hurt by the saw. She works very well and safely with the operator. Cool operation with great people

@LindasSawmillCinema

8 жыл бұрын

+Dave Webster LOL, it only takes one time of getting chased by the mill, before you start calculating where to be when. ;) Thanks for your compliments and for watching! Linda

Thanks for another great video. The shorter lumber may be lighter but you have to carry it across the gap = more work out. You're keeping up just fine! Nice to see a family working together. Growing up on the farm I was my Fathers shadow and how well you learn from that. Had a sawmill also. Thanks again. Doug

@LindasSawmillCinema

10 жыл бұрын

I don't know how I missed replying to your comment. You are correct about the short lumber being more of a workout; I had a hard time keeping up! My grandparents lived on a farm & when I was growing up, I always wished I could live with them on the farm. I bet you really learned a lot, that is one of the best ways to learn. Thank YOU for watching & commenting!! Linda

Watched this with my grandson, he loved the LT- 50 and the speeded up section.You didn't only keep up you beat it.

@LindasSawmillCinema

10 жыл бұрын

I'm glad you both enjoyed the video! Those short logs look innocent enough, but make it really hard to keep up. Thank you for watching & commenting!! Linda

Great video, I love to see people who aren't afraid of a little work, or in your case a lot of work, It's inspiring, They should put your family on the television every night to shame a few people out of their easy chairs, keep it up.

@LindasSawmillCinema

10 жыл бұрын

Thank you, I'm glad you enjoyed the video! I enjoy exercise, but you're right, not everyone does. Thanks for watching & commenting!! Linda

Love you sawmill. You have such great teamwork. Enjoyed the video. Thanks 👍👍👍❤️

Watching this is like therapy. Everyone working in unison without ever speaking.

You have a wonderful team, I enjoy watching not a wasted step & great use of the roller tables.

@LindasSawmillCinema

9 жыл бұрын

ronald dasilva Thank you, I'm glad you enjoyed the video! Thanks for watching and commenting! Linda

I had this urge to watch an outtakes and blooper reel of your videos but after watching several I realize there are probably not any mistakes to be laughed at. Good job everyone. I enjoy watching all your videos.

@LindasSawmillCinema

7 жыл бұрын

Haha, Oh there are a few, maybe I should save them to air later. There is at least one I incorporated into a video. Let me see if I can find it and give you a link. kzread.info/dash/bejne/jJaKyrKBfa_Jpaw.html Thanks for watching and commenting! Linda

Wow...Way to hussle there Linda :) Kept up great , Hard work and a great work out !

@LindasSawmillCinema

10 жыл бұрын

Thank you, we were hard pressed to keep up; Definitely a work out! Thanks for watching & commenting!! Linda

hi linda and family love your videos particularly the black powder split and the new building video is just amazing keep on cutting girl.

@LindasSawmillCinema

7 жыл бұрын

Thank you for your feedback! Thanks for watching! Linda

I've watched a bunch of your videos and wow,what a wonderful team your family makes. Obviously you didn't start this work recently as the team is too smooth working so you've been at it for awhile. The saw is fascinating to watch and the wood that you produce is super. I love wood and do some woodworking as a hobby. Bet that Black Walnut you cut shines up beautifully. I think you could get people who need to lose weight to pay you to work for you. Ha! Pete

Man, Missus, and machine in masterful milling mode

@LindasSawmillCinema

8 жыл бұрын

+donal heffernan Mmmmmm hmmm, nice line of m&m's! Thank you for the fun, focused, flattering, fulfilling, feedback! AND thanks for watching! Linda :)

You kept up perfect Linda. This is really awesome to watch. I think if I was doing this type of work, I would burn over 6,000 calories easy a day like an Olympian. Total respect for the hard work your doing. :)

@LindasSawmillCinema

9 жыл бұрын

They definitely kept us busy! I'm glad you enjoyed the video. Thanks for watching and commenting!! Linda

I watched the video all the way through. really enjoyed that thank you

@LindasSawmillCinema

8 жыл бұрын

+Patrick Wolbert I am glad you enjoyed the video! Thanks for watching! Linda

Linda--love the videos--With all due respect to the guys , you have the best bicept/tricepts on any hard working woman I have ever seen.Tell Al I think you could take him arm wrestling. Love the boots on your dog going for a walk. Love the business Logo. God Bless.

@LindasSawmillCinema

10 жыл бұрын

David, Thank you for all the wonderful compliments! I'm glad you enjoyed the videos, maybe I will go see about arm wrestling Al. ;) God's blessings to you as well; Thanks for watching!! Linda

She hustles so much, that's why she stays so trim. Nice work.

@LindasSawmillCinema

8 жыл бұрын

+Howell Miller Thank you for the compliments and thanks for watching! Linda

Fun to watch your videos Linda. It is a wonderful setup. Nice to see your channel grow like it is because that may insure we see more in the future :)

@LindasSawmillCinema

10 жыл бұрын

It's good to hear from you, Andreas von T. I'm glad you enjoy the videos, I hadn't heard from you in a while, so I thought maybe you were bored with them. I will definitely keep posting, as time permits. Thanks for watching & commenting!! Linda

@AndreasvonT

10 жыл бұрын

LindasSawmillCinema The great thing about your videos is they are living proof that a wonderful business can be built with some enthusiasm and a Wood-Mizer. I am pretty sure your videos have sold a Wood-Mizer or two.

Love your videos! Maybe a little out but I went to a portable saw mill in Randolph County, Ark and took all their cedar slabs for a few weeks. i cut them down square with a circular saw and used them as a ceiling in my barn. Beautiful ceiling! Would love to have the slabs now that I'm home in Wyoming but not that type of wood here! Take care, Dave

@LindasSawmillCinema

7 жыл бұрын

Thank you for the feedback. I'm glad you enjoy watching! Cedar looks and smells wonderful! We saw it occasionally. Here are a couple of links to my Cedar videos. kzread.info/dash/bejne/jH52lKmzhcmpf7g.html kzread.info/dash/bejne/gI2uxKishMqfoqg.html Thanks for watching! Linda

You can tell that Gal is a little older, and in the picture of health.. Great Bod...

@LindasSawmillCinema

8 жыл бұрын

+N3ITE Ham Radio Station Thank you for your compliment and for watching! Linda

I love the team, energetic family.

@LindasSawmillCinema

9 жыл бұрын

Jovit Rosales Thank you and thanks for watching! Linda

Great mill and product!!

@LindasSawmillCinema

9 жыл бұрын

sallymaggiespotty Thank you! Thanks, also, for watching and commenting! Linda

It appears mom has the hardest labor job.

starting and stopping that second saw will ruin the life of the motor and cost these people a LOT of electric power. puts a surge on the line when they do that. plus wears out the switch. easier to let it run. best working team I have ever seen. they earn what they get. hope they make a million apiece!

Nothing better than having your wife as an enthusiastic helper/contributor in the wood shop. So rare unfortunately.

@ganoimiennam5637

9 жыл бұрын

8i

@albertbranca4644

6 жыл бұрын

christschool and

GREAT TEAM WORK!!

i work at a reclaimed pine wood floorin mill.those short pieces will have you all over the place!

@LindasSawmillCinema

9 жыл бұрын

john gandy If I remember correctly, the customer who owned these logs was going to use the lumber for flooring in his house. Thanks for watching! Linda

It's not the machines. It's the family, and you can't buy that.

@LindasSawmillCinema

10 жыл бұрын

You are so right, Jim, having a family team is great! Thank you for watching & commenting!! Linda

@eduardof5980

3 жыл бұрын

the family that works together stays together, synchronize movement, i admire this family

Amazing you have that much hustle. He better watch out someone might hire you away :)

@LindasSawmillCinema

9 жыл бұрын

Thank you, I have to hustle to keep up! :D Thanks for watching! Linda

Dancing lady I really like it you are wonderful.

@LindasSawmillCinema

8 жыл бұрын

+Noel Shah Thank you, just doing my job. Thanks for watching! Linda

cherry scrape are great in the fire place ..produce wonderful colors when burning

@LindasSawmillCinema

7 жыл бұрын

Smells good, too! Thanks for watching! Linda

One thing about it Linda don't need to pay for exercise gym, great family working together.

@LindasSawmillCinema

9 жыл бұрын

Nope and our place smells better, too, especially when we are sawing Cherry! ;) Thanks for watching!! Linda

That's a pretty nice setup. We have a lot of black cherry in this area.

@LindasSawmillCinema

9 жыл бұрын

Brad Arnold Cherry is my favorite! Thanks for watching! Linda

This makes me want to buy a wooded lot and a sawmill and build myself a house out of my own lumber. -jcr

@LindasSawmillCinema

9 жыл бұрын

If I remember correctly, the customer who owned these logs was going to use the lumber for flooring in his house. Thanks for watching! Linda

Linda and sonsI watch your videos on a regular schedule and you never cease to amaze me. The way all of you work so hard. You must sleep good at night. Do you keep track of how many board feet of lumber you average on a day?A regular watcher.

@LindasSawmillCinema

8 жыл бұрын

+Dave Harrington Thank you for the kind remarks. Normally, we don't keep track of averages. Thanks for watching! Linda

молодцы! работаете с полной отдачей и в спортзал ходить не нужно ;)

@LindasSawmillCinema

10 жыл бұрын

Thank you! This is my kind of work out, for sure. Thanks for watching & commenting!! Linda

ive not been on here in a long while...but GREAT products you are making!! The machine on the back wall i think is a surface planer. Looks like you adjust it as you put sawed pieces on it. Possibly its a combination machine that cuts varied widths also, and you adjust each time with the lever underneath on the right side to maximize the width of your output piece???? Im just not sure what it is or does. Thanks for top notch videos!!!

@LindasSawmillCinema

8 жыл бұрын

+bill45colt That machine is an edger. Check out my video of the edger. kzread.info/dash/bejne/d4ZoqLBtf8LFoLA.html Thanks for watching! Linda

Hi Linda! I left you a comment telling about the monster walnut tree in Tacoma Wa. I learned you are in Iowa. I bet you have an endless supply of fruit and hardwood logs! Have you ever cut any ewe wood? A long time ago I had a job trimming brush piles in a clear-cut and set my saw on a dirty stump to file my chain. My dogs scratch the surface and it was blood-red. It was a ewe wood about 3-1/2 feet. I love your channel and love to watch ewe all work so well! Keith L. The Dalles Or.

@LindasSawmillCinema

7 жыл бұрын

No, we haven't ever even seen Ewe Wood. It sounds really cool, though! Thanks for sharing! Linda

A 90 degree roller from saw to trim saw then inline hydraulic table for outfeed and conveyor to trash bin.

I didn't know cherry trees grew that big? what is the hardest wood you have ever cut? do you ever get to operate the big saw that cut the planks off the big logs? once you set the depth of the cut on the saw; does it stay set or do you have to reset after ever cut? Thanks for a very out standing video. good luck

Forgot to ask what the history of that big saw blade against the wall might be? That's pretty old isn't it? Pete

hey linda i love your vids, what type of recut saw is that you have thanks

i just watched 20 min of saw mill action.... dam i must be bored! these guys make a great team and im jealous of all the cherry cherry.

So was wondering how many miles Linda walked today !!!

Is that the shop that you showed in the video that you built? Y'all work so very good together. Course y'all stay so busy there is no time for contention. Great family

Some of those off cuts would be ideal chipped up for the BBQ smoker.

@LindasSawmillCinema

9 жыл бұрын

Yes, Cherry makes wonderful smoke flavor! Thanks for watching! Linda

a laser light on the edger saves time on setting....don't know the cost ....oh I noticed the mast ..I like the 3M 8511 check them out you may like them ...cooler than others in hot weather an don't fog safety glasses as much as many others due to the out port

@LindasSawmillCinema

7 жыл бұрын

The one my son has on is a very cool one, as well. It has the exhalation valve on the underside. Mine is homemade, it barely covers my nostrils, so it also keeps my glasses from fogging. I have tried quite a few, but had a hard time finding a store boughten one that fit my small face. I did recently find one though. Even so, I appreciate your information, thanks for sharing. Thanks also, for watching! Linda

Hey Linda is there a possibility of showing how the trim saw works, sorry I don't know the name of the saw but the saw that you use after the large band saw. How many blades does it have, and what are you setting under to get that rip? Enjoy you videos.

I see you measure the board width when you put it on the belt, would it be easier to have a yardstick mounted an inch or 2 above the belt? or better yet have some lazer light lines projected down on the board at every inch or so?

@LindasSawmillCinema

9 жыл бұрын

Bicycle Yoda There is a measuring tool mounted on the edger, but I prefer my method for accuracy. We have talked about a laser, but have decided against it due to the expense and the maintenance burden of resetting it when it gets out of adjustment. Thanks for watching! Linda

I miss LindasSawmillCinema. Watching the reruns.

When you set the edger are you going for widths in 1" increments, 1/2", or maximizing the width regardless? Do you decide based on the job? for example, these shorter cherry vs. some longer more common species

@LindasSawmillCinema

9 жыл бұрын

On custom jobs, such as this one, we try to maximize yield, so the customer gets as much lumber out of their log as possible. For the wholesale market, it is necessary to saw according to NHLA grade rules. The edger is capable of 1/8" increments, ranging from 3 1/2 to 16 3/8 inches. Thanks for watching! Linda

@aedinschwartz679

9 жыл бұрын

LindasSawmillCinema thanks for the reply, and all the videos. I love milling, and I get some good tips as well as enjoyment from watching your family's operation

Great video! Thank-you. Q: after how many board feet do you change the "Blade Guide" on your wood-mizer 50?

@LindasSawmillCinema

10 жыл бұрын

Thank YOU, I'm glad you enjoyed it! You have a very good question, so good that I/we can't answer it truthfully. The blade guide rollers surface is the main wear issue, as the bearings are sealed & don't go bad before the roller surface. There is a lot of variation in surface wear, if we saw many gritty logs, the rollers wear faster. Thanks for watching & commenting!! Linda

I didnt see this in any questions but, Is there a Red lazer being projected to check level? I see it when looking through the mill from the long(Front) end. Just wondering..Great work folks.

@LindasSawmillCinema

9 жыл бұрын

Bradley Otto Yes, the sawmill has a red lazer line that shows approximately where the blade will travel. It gets bumped out of adjustment frequently and takes some time to set it perfect, so it usually isn't exact, but it is very nice to have. Thanks for watching! Linda

Where are you located and how long have you been doing this. I love watching yall work, everyone knows their job and what to do next without wasting time. Great job!

@LindasSawmillCinema

10 жыл бұрын

Thank you for the compliments, I'm glad you enjoyed the video. We are located in Iowa and have been sawing for almost 21 years. Thanks for watching & commenting!! Linda

wow ,what team work ,very impressed. I bet even at coffee time neither of you has to ask the other to pass the cream/sugar!! I know there is a lot of vary ables, but what would be a good day (board ft ) ? thank you for the video s i very much enjoy them.

For older woman she is stronger than most men and she looks great

Those logs are certainly keeping you busy! It's good to see that you can use the log clamp when the saw head is halfway up the mill. Is that normal on the electric mills or did you have to extend the power track like you'd have to on a diesel/ petrol mill? Keep on cutting, W

@LindasSawmillCinema

10 жыл бұрын

William Wallace The electric mill comes with the same power strip as the gas and diesel. We converted the mill to an auxiliary hydraulic power pack; the auxiliary system does not rely on the contact strip for power...LOVE IT!!! :) Thanks for watching! Linda

@willwallacetree

10 жыл бұрын

Very neat work all round, a useful addition....

The videos are fun to watch, but a little narration would be great. I have wanted a portable sawmill for quite some time. I live in the Southeast corner of Alabama and see so much wonderful wood cut up into firewood. It is really a shame.

@LindasSawmillCinema

10 жыл бұрын

I'm glad you had fun watching, Robert. I think I would have a hard time narrating my videos, for several different reasons, but I guess I make them more for entertainment than anything. I do have a couple of narrated videos, mostly to answer questions that viewers have asked. I agree, a lot of logs that could be used for lumber get burned, & that is a real waste! Thanks for watching & commenting!! Linda

Hey Linda ,enjoy your videos. I have a question, what is that thing on your left side. You move so fast and it swings so much, I can't see what it is. Thanks and keep the videos coming. Take care, David

@LindasSawmillCinema

10 жыл бұрын

Thank you, David, I am glad you enjoy the videos. I wear a lumber crayon on my left side, so it is handy to mark on the boards. I have a videos in the works, but haven't had much time to work on them lately. I hope to have a new video done soon. Thanks for the well wishes and for watching!! Linda

my wife and i are building a home so watch your show and others for ideas. my wife indicated she wished her backside looked as nice as mrs linda's. alto somewhat stunned i as all husbands agreed with her visual of the backside in question.. knowing mrs linda is married i didn't look at her backside, i just agreed with poopsie , sugar dumpling cupcake. great show.

Round off the corner of the roller table and you won't have to waste precious milli-seconds weaving around it :-)

@LindasSawmillCinema

8 жыл бұрын

+donal heffernan Are you implying that I have big hips?! Hahaha, just kidding. Actually, I have wished that many times, but the bottom roller needs to be beefy to take the abuse and can't be shortened. The upper section can't be trimmed because of the way the roller shaft is attached. We actually use the corners anyway, so I have to live with the slight angle cut that is there. Thanks for the idea, though. Linda

Hi Miss Linda, I was wondering, how much should I expect to pay on a custom milling like this. I have a few local sawmills and need some wood from Ash, Cherry and Cedar along with a large Oak tree that I would love to get custom milled. I live in hardwood rich Southern Illinois.

@LindasSawmillCinema

9 жыл бұрын

Prices vary in different areas; it is a good idea to call several of the local sawmills to get a better idea. I will send a private message. Thanks for watching! Linda

Love these videos! Great work! Just out of curiosity, what do you do with the scraps and saw dust?

@LindasSawmillCinema

10 жыл бұрын

Thank you, I'm glad you enjoyed the video. The scraps are sold as firewood or ground into mulch. Sawdust is sold as animal bedding. Thanks for watching & commenting!! Linda

what is that lever that she keeps moving on the sander cutter....

I remember i read some where what you do with scraps but cant remember now?! What do you do with scraps and the saw dust! Thanks

i really like this video,what was the cost of your wood mizer?

@LindasSawmillCinema

9 жыл бұрын

Mountain Top Thank you for watching and the feedback, I'm glad you enjoyed the video. Check out woodmizer. com for sawmill pricing.

you cot to give them a raise

been watching your videos and first i would like to say to you... respect... for the person you are and the strength you have. BTW have you ever calculate how many miles/kilometers you walk in a day :D (joke)

Where’s the wood stove that gets all the scraps?

Very impressive! Count me as a new subscriber.

@LindasSawmillCinema

10 жыл бұрын

Thank you for the feedback, I'm glad to have you aboard! Thanks for watching & subscribing!! Linda

i am amaze by yr LT50? machine.. good stuff

@LindasSawmillCinema

7 жыл бұрын

Yes, it's a great machine! Thanks for watching! Linda

Yeah, you kept up- once you got the lead out after 5.50 !

have you looked at debarkers an or metal detecting both are good investments over time

@roaddog453

7 жыл бұрын

debarking adds another product you can market

You guys make it look so easy! BTW, I know better... :>))

gota love that LT 50 in action ...doesn't it also have a carriage seat available

@LindasSawmillCinema

7 жыл бұрын

Yes, there is a seat available, but we opted not to buy it.

Im drawn between the woman and the saw dont make me choose.

what is the manchine that the planks are going through, is it a planer?

@LindasSawmillCinema

9 жыл бұрын

kenshnx20 The machine is called an edger and it trims the bark edges off. Check out my video on the edger: kzread.info/dash/bejne/d4ZoqLBtf8LFoLA.html Thanks for watching! Linda

You have most likely been asked this, but what happens to the scrap? Firewook, compost,???

why are the logs so short? are you milling for cabinets or something?

@LindasSawmillCinema

7 жыл бұрын

A customer salvaged these logs and wanted lumber from them, so we custom milled them. Thanks for watching! Linda

I'd love to have a wife like that...very efficient

@LindasSawmillCinema

9 жыл бұрын

MultiChaga Thank you, I try to be efficient! Thanks for watching! Linda

But do you have X ray vision?

Linda é una donna eccezionale! Complimenti 😉

@LindasSawmillCinema

7 жыл бұрын

Thank you! Linda

@user-nm5ri7lb7f

4 жыл бұрын

Pierre, now you have to marry Linda

what do you do with the scraps with bark on them?

@LindasSawmillCinema

7 жыл бұрын

Some scraps are burned for heat and some are ground into mulch (species dependent). Thanks for watching! Linda

Do you ever take a break?

How come that guy who runs the saw never wears a dust mask ?

@LindasSawmillCinema

9 жыл бұрын

frank roden Dense nose hairs?! He has many reasons and knows the risks, so I quit asking a long time ago. Thanks for your concern and thanks for watching! Linda

Put the white bin closer to the third operator

@alberte.3059

7 жыл бұрын

Then Linda would have to walk farther and couldn't keep up

is the L50 mill portable?

Hi Linda how is it that you do not wear a hat ??? Also how do you find time to prepare the meals for the family ??? even at the rate that you runaround you can't do it between logs

Что за дерево там обрабатывается ?

Why walk so far with one short board? Why not wait till you have 4 or 5 then take them, be a lot less walking and rushing on you.

@LindasSawmillCinema

9 жыл бұрын

ME stand still and wait for 4-5 boards...Hahaha! I would rather make 4-5 trips with a 20 pound load than one trip with 80-100 pounds! Besides, I can only trim the edges off one board at a time. ;) Thanks for watching! Linda

@js2743

9 жыл бұрын

lol ok

No gym memberships needed for that family.

linda the vid for every

@LindasSawmillCinema

9 жыл бұрын

bike brasil415 Thank you for watching! Linda

P.S. How did you get started in the business?

@LindasSawmillCinema

8 жыл бұрын

+Dave Harrington A woodworker friend expressed his concern about lumber availability. We were looking for a niche to get started in, so we did some research, took some classes, bought a mill and started portable nearly 23 years ago.

Where do you get your wood?

@LindasSawmillCinema

8 жыл бұрын

+FXRPIONEER Usually within a 50 mile radius of our mill. Thanks for watching! Linda

What do you do with all the scrap pieces ?

@tomkissinger7713

7 жыл бұрын

Joe McKiernan n

@LindasSawmillCinema

7 жыл бұрын

Some scraps are burned for heat and some are ground into mulch (species dependent). Thanks for watching! Linda

P.S,S. What is the chance of getting a family picture?

@LindasSawmillCinema

8 жыл бұрын

+Dave Harrington There is a super long set of videos I will be editing in the future of a big project we worked on most of this summer, in between saw jobs (which, thank the Good Lord, were sporadic this summer). I will be using a family picture in the video (with our project) and possibly as the video thumbnail.

@harringtondave10

8 жыл бұрын

Great!!!! I look forward to watching them/ From your videos you have a great family and your son's have gotten their work attitude from you. You are one hard working gal and you certainly have my respect.

Девушка больше всех работает))...видимо больше всех получает денег...

@LindasSawmillCinema

9 жыл бұрын

Alexandr Bezizvestnyh Мы все делаем нашу часть. Спасибо за просмотр! Линда

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