Great Video Guys, keep up the great work, just getting back at watching as many as I can. Weather in NB, Canada is awesome, we have had rain so all is good.

Joe I always enjoy your video all the time you take to explain all you do. I check about everyday to see what you all are doing. at 70 I wish I had the energy you have and also have a grandson that would come over to help me May the Lord bless you family. My Timberking 1220 sets more than it runs, due to the fact that it's all manel like yours. and no help, But I love it.. and Carmine done a good job on those shirts. here in Knoxville tn hot and sticky T-storms every afternoon.

@josaljo1

6 жыл бұрын

Gary Wolfenbarger I hear the hot and sticky, i wish it was 55 with a nice breeze lol. Thank you very much for commenting, I hope i can continue with this sawing it is hard sometimes but like you I love it. Having the backhoe makes loading easy. Like you know then comes all the stacking. That get tough on hot days. I just love being outside. Have a good one.

Come cut and saw some of my 5 foot dia trees for boards. Great work as a team. It's hard to compete with a saw mill, but you look to be doing it. thanks for the video.

Your getting more efficient cutting logs and time is money. Good job.

@josaljo1

5 жыл бұрын

Richard Bohling Sr It is easier with my helper, that is for sure.

@josaljo1

5 жыл бұрын

Richard Bohling Sr It is easier with my helper, that is for sure.

Hi guys liking the shirts. Have been following your daily progress, my morning treat here in Lincolnshire (Bourne) U k temp is running at around 28 to 32 C Not something we get very often and no rain for best part of a month that never happens! I take it the crane project is in hand looking forward to that, and don’t forget to buy that pipe for the cant hook one day you’ll turn around and it won’t be there. Have a good one.

Gentlmen, watching the two of you working so well together reminds me of the fond times I had working closely with my Grandfather and the emse knowledge that he shared with me! Thanks for the memories!

@josaljo1

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks for the comment Don, we are trying to make memories and they just seem to happen.

@josaljo1

5 жыл бұрын

I have same memories if my grandfathers. So glad that some kids still like it.

Thank you for posting your educational videos

@josaljo1

4 жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching.

Love the ad that ran prior to this video! Love what your doing!

@josaljo1

5 жыл бұрын

Thank you and thanks for watching.

@josaljo1

4 жыл бұрын

I dont have a say on the ads. Sometimes they are good, some are not.

Thanks very informative video yesterday was my first day on the mill

@josaljo1

4 жыл бұрын

I bet you enjoyed opening the logs. Have a good one. Thanks

good to see your grandson working with you, you must be proud of him.

@josaljo1

2 жыл бұрын

I am proud of him, he is working steady and is engaged.

Pensacola Florida hot and humid. Typical July weather. 👍

@josaljo1

6 жыл бұрын

You guys get Hurricanes down there. Up here 50 mile per hour winds and we batten down the hatches.

Nice video. Thanks for sharing. Just one thing: safety glasses!

Thanks for the new haircut, Carm.....

@josaljo1

4 жыл бұрын

Ýeah, a lot better, lol

good show, from south ga.

@josaljo1

5 жыл бұрын

Thank you for the comment warren.

Thanks for the video. Do you know what the customer was going to do with the 1x3s? Commenting more than six months after the video was published, but the weather here today in So WI is cloudy, windy, and 4 degrees... Keith-

@josaljo1

5 жыл бұрын

Board and batten, i think.

Have to agree with John Collado great lookin shirts Carmine, but they are going to be hot in the summer sun ☀️. Looks like you guys are getting more than your share of weather! As for south east Texas, already did rain dance.... internet must be slow it didn't work it's still 💯 +

@josaljo1

6 жыл бұрын

Dwayne Shippey It is pouring and pouring, i had to dig another trench to divert more water. We must be getting 2" per hour.

@josaljo1

6 жыл бұрын

Dwayne Shippey Also Carmine wanted the lettering woodmiżer orange. That showed up better on black than white. But I do agree about the black in the sun. I will just have to toughen up. Or be well done.

That's the way to help a young man.

Great video buddy

@josaljo1

6 жыл бұрын

Scott Sheppard Thank you tweet.

I cut cedar 2x6s the same way for a guy's deck. Three 6" wide cants at a time. Every pass of the saw head was $30. $800 in an afternoon! Your saw still looks like it may only have two hours on it! Great machine!

@josaljo1

6 жыл бұрын

I was watching your video about the cedar shakes, I was wondering why you want to cut with the grain, I found that the grain will rise when the wood shakes dry on the building and still divert the water. Just saying. We have been praying for rain for you guys.

@NorthwestSawyer

6 жыл бұрын

Thanks, Joe. We're looking at mid to upper 90s through next Sunday. Miserable. The real reason I wanted to try this was, If it worked, I could put 20+ cants on the deck at one time instead of 7 or 8. One of my viewers emailed me today a really great idea that I'm going to look into. Still high production but sawing against the grain.

@josaljo1

6 жыл бұрын

Northwest Sawyer when i made mine i just needed enough shingles or shakes for the sawmill roof but i need to update mine as well because one at a time is wat to slow.

@NorthwestSawyer

6 жыл бұрын

Necessity breeds invention. And you're clearly an inventor! Have a good evening.

@thedadchronicles

6 жыл бұрын

What is the best way to come up with pricing? I plan on getting a mill soon for the property and have a feeling it will turn into an addiction.

very interested in your pricing - .22/bdft seems good for a whole days work as you say. What do you charge by the hour sir?

satisfying for some reason.

@josaljo1

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks for comment.

Hi guys.... nice t-shirts.... I like the dark color but they may be a bit hot if you're working in the sun. Between yesterday and today we got two inches of rain, driveway is washed out again so that will be my next project when the rain finally stops. In our neck of the woods we need the rain so it is welcome. I agree with Mark Winblad, you make a good team!

@josaljo1

6 жыл бұрын

Hey John, you saw the mud that was where I put the wood chips. We must have got 2" or more of rain. It was insane. Glad I was in the backhoe and not the chain guy. lol

@johncollado1151

6 жыл бұрын

Poor Carmine! Our next heavy rain day is Wednesday. I devised a water collection system with two barrels on a tower next to my wife's greenhouse to collect water off the greenhouse roof. One barrel is on top of the other and when they are full they drain into a large plastic garbage pail with a cover. As of today, all three are completely full. Like I said before, though... we need the rain for the garden and the greenhouse.

@josaljo1

6 жыл бұрын

Sally has been bugging me to catch rain water as well but I just have not got to it yet.

@johncollado1151

6 жыл бұрын

I should have done it months ago, especially since it's been so dry. Glad I finally got to it. I had problems modifying the barrel bung holes to accept the plumbing that I used, without spending the money to buy the actual fittings. I got it to work though. I have one drip from one of the bungs but that's because I didn't use enough Teflon tape when I put it on. I'll fix it once the barrel is empty in the fall. I think I'll do an over-flow from the third barrel to a soaker hose, that will eliminate the extra water without making a mess.

@josaljo1

6 жыл бұрын

Where did you get the barrels and are they metal or plastic.

What is he measuring for?

After milling a spruce log 4"x6" square at 30% moisture, how soon could I oil stain and use it?

Hey Grandpap, looks like Carmine is working a few pounds off you. I bet you are really going to miss him when he goes back to school. Doesn't appear you have to tell him anything twice and he hustles.You make a good team!

@josaljo1

6 жыл бұрын

No only does he make me work faster, but he is eating the lions share of the food and he doesn't gain any weight. lol Thank you very much Mark for the comment. Have a good one.

Hold everything! Call the police 2 imposter without suspenders running the mill !!!!

@josaljo1

6 жыл бұрын

LOL I know who are those guys? LOL Thanks for the laugh Dale.

Joe have you compared the timberking 1220 to the lt 15 ? if so what are your thoughts? The timber king is about $500 more but will cut a 30" log, I probably won't need the extra capacity very often.

@josaljo1

5 жыл бұрын

I looked at the timber king brochure, but i would like to run one before I give an opinion., they seem good, guys who have them like them. It just so happened that I could use the woodmizer before I bought it. Once that happened, I was caught. Lol

@emmettcrocker9509

5 жыл бұрын

@@josaljo1 I ordered an lt15 today will pick it up next week, spent the day setting up the form boards, will pore concrete tomorrow weather permitting. I'm going to set mine up just like yours except the shed will be 12'x12'.

@josaljo1

5 жыл бұрын

@@emmettcrocker9509 Sounds good, I bet you are getting excited, prepare those around you for the addiction. Lol

Thanks

Do you just push the mill through the log or do you use the ropecrank?

@josaljo1

3 жыл бұрын

If the wood I am cutting is 4" wide or more, I usually use the crank. Otherwise, I just put it through smaller stuff.

Cold wet rainy in upstate NY. Stay warm peolle

@dexterbaumgardner5424

5 жыл бұрын

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It seems like the torque up when you engage wears hard probably on some part if that's your grand pappy cherish the time !

wondering if u ever cut small slabbs with this unit like 2-3 inches thich and at least 24 inches wide as it claims u can do--pardon me if u hav already answered this and i did nt yet see it--thanks-great videos--ken

@josaljo1

5 жыл бұрын

Just the other day, a friend brought a 3" thick slab of maple 24" wide and 3' long. He needed it cut in 2. Cut it like butter.

@josaljo1

5 жыл бұрын

kzread.info/dash/bejne/gG13ktCfhbvFfqw.html This video may answer your question.

@kenstrees

5 жыл бұрын

Thank you very much. Ken

You guys make a good team

@josaljo1

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you

What do you do with all the sawdust?

@josaljo1

5 жыл бұрын

Fill, and anti skid material, and neighbors use it for a driveway.

Good team

@josaljo1

5 жыл бұрын

Thank you

It must be no suspender day? Ha!

Tucson Az monsoon is likely but doesn’t mean rain possibly 111 today and tomorrow.

@josaljo1

6 жыл бұрын

Time to move, how do you guys stand that heat. When we went out today to cut trees it was a light drizzle. So we figured its only one tree. Lets get it down and chip it up. It rained so hard after we started chipping that the inside of the chipper was throwing water out the chute. Even my boots were soaked inside and out. Stay dry and cool.

Cool kid!

Montgomery Alabama, not raining now but it's going to tomorrow. Today is December 13 2018.

@josaljo1

5 жыл бұрын

We had some snow today you will see on my newest video. But ice and rain coming for the next week. Aaaaahhhhhh Thanks for the comment.

Good quality how much cost for this machine

@josaljo1

2 жыл бұрын

A little less than $8000.

How do you determine how much to charge your customers?

@josaljo1

5 жыл бұрын

Cost plus profit

@beatrizcelular8619

4 жыл бұрын

How much did you charge?

Are you selling the shirts... have a good one...

@josaljo1

6 жыл бұрын

We are planning on it soon.

Love how no one noticed the direct hit with the blade on the log stop on the last cut 😂😂😂

@markheintz1878

Жыл бұрын

A short piece of flat or bar stock mounted at blade height will prevent that. Just bolt it to the door panel and problem solved. Lot cheaper than buying blades and takes 5 minutes to do it.

Thank you for the video with a good working perspective. I now know for sure that I will stay away from this model mill. Everything about it is backwards and awkwardly designed. There has to be a better mill on the market.

@josaljo1

5 жыл бұрын

Once you run one, I think you will change your mind. I have seen many mils operating, there is something different about all of them. I dont think backwards, describes any of them. Thanks for the comment

@c2dat601

4 жыл бұрын

I have a Woodland Mills bandsaw mill, with a great quality product for the money. They are a smaller Canadian company with excellent long term customer support. The set up is a bit different than the saw in this video..just as all brands & models are. (Being most designs are patented/protected for competitive legal purposes)My mill has the versatility to operate from either side of the track, which i have set up so the sawdust exhausts on the opposite side of my working/walking side.(much cleaner, safer, and convenient set up, in my opinion. Dont have dust thrown in your face, and not forced to walking thru a pile). However, Woodmizer does make a very good product as well..just a bit expensive in my opinion. Pro's and con's for all of them really.

That “junk” that you threw away could have been taken off of the top, the first cut made and there would have not been any wane on two of the first three boards.

I'm so glad we changed to metric ,, making all those cuts in imperial would have drove me crazy,,,

raining in northern Ohio

@josaljo1

6 жыл бұрын

This rain storm seems pretty massive. Have a good one.

Don’t really go outside my shop is air conditioning

@josaljo1

6 жыл бұрын

I have an air conditioner for the garage but I did not put it in this year. It is the way to go though.

.22 a bf is crazy cheap. How do you make any money? I charge .75/bf if they provide the logs and pull scabs. 1.00 their logs and they dont help. 1.75/bf my logs and they help. 2.00 my logs and they dont help.

@josaljo1

4 жыл бұрын

That sign is just for the ambiance. I charge 8 dollars a bf for hard wood. Mord if all clear and cherry.

How about some eye protection!

As a guy with a constant ringing in his head, please, please, wear some hearing protection.

Ok guys,you got in a hurry to cut this log square.There was only one log dog used at 7:19 .When you started the cut the log flexed up and to the right,causing the cuts to be out of square..Not a good practice... no biggie but i notice these things.Always use two dogs when sawing.Things get crazy quickly,like if you hit a knot and the blade veers sideways and bang into pieces it goes..Great video thanks a bunch..

If only you could turn that sawdust into gas for your automobile.

@josaljo1

5 жыл бұрын

Wood gas would work but a major investment of time and work to make it happen.

J

OK, this is just strange......As soon as I said to myself, why doesn’t he flip that log all the way over, Joe grabs the camera and explains why he didnt roll the log over. A few minutes later I literally said to myself, Hey Joe isn’t wearing any suspenders, the your grandson grabs the camera and explains why you weren’t wearing them......I think I have been watching too many of your videos......NOT!

No eye protection ! You guys are making me nervous -- please.