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That's the nicest pine I have ever seen on video some of it looked like Doug fir

Every time I see that sawing technique, I think that those logs would make beautiful columns.

Thems some pretty boards.

Nice and easy sawing, good job

Looks like what we call red pine in Ontario. We have hemlock tamarack. Jack pine Scott’s pine. White pine and red pine. Then black and white spruce. Hemlock is the hardest of the softwoods

that's some nice looking pine!

I have been in the woods are sawmill most of my life and I have never heard of black pine they look alot like what we call himlock pine but I met a Yankee one time that called the live oak down here blue Jack oak and he was cutting them up for fire wood which is a good word for fire wood but it takes it about 2are3 years to dry out if you burn it green it will stop up your chimney but God Bless Y'all and 🎉😂

Nice logs and they did not seem to give you much trouble while giving up some really nice finished product, and as usual the saw is singing just fine.

This log made several flawless beautiful boards. Before moving on to heavy construction, I bought a lot of 'C' grade 1 X 6 pine for making door jambs before pre-hung door units were readily available. This brought back many fond memories (and some not so fond...lol) of having a lot of wood work to do to complete the construction of a home. Thanks for the video.

this is rapidly becoming my favorite channel. No nonsense, just sawing

Those were really nice boards from a difficult log. It's always fun to see the Jason wave in the video, too. Bill

CLEAN pine and glad you got a shot of the fuzzy-faced sawyer! Blessings!

That’s a new one for me black pine looks great we have some pine trees that grow crooked and are knotted but I can’t say what some people called them because it was bad 😆

Beautiful grain on a lot of those boards

Sawing fas and cants thats the best way

Mr. Nichols, I have a question for you, sir. The title of your videos is Nichols, sawmill, and more. I am curious to what is the more. He otherwise you’re doing a fine job, but climbing up on the rollers with your chainsaw it’s not there, best safety wise. I wish you lots of luck. God bless.✌️🇨🇦

The machine works very smoothly

So relaxing watching you saw. Thanks for the video.

wow, super quality smart machine, like

Today we sawed Siberian elm. Beautiful looking stuff some call it Chinese elm. Or poor man’s walnut. It has white sap ring with dark brown wood the bark even looks similar. It was nice sawing somthing exotic for a change

We have a wooden jig made that shows where the track would sit on the RR tie So we know if it will make a tie or not Basically shows where wane and defects can be or can’t be. It works really well Gotta be boxed heart or close as possible too. We even shipped a couple loads of soft maple RR ties which is a strange one for us

Sounds like you’re very fair in your estimations..

Nice..Would like to see the debarker in action sometime

Those were some butt ugly logs, but they did provide some nice looking side lumber as well as the ties. Saw sounds good as usual. Stay safe and cool.

Nice sawing, guys.

Gosto de ver esta serra cortar

Always fun to watch, Jason. I saw some really nice boards coming off of those logs, too. Bill

What size are railway sleepers in USA?

good job

Those first couple of slabs could make some interesting tables

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That's pretty awesome. fast pace to keep up with demand. That' the way it is and people expect it.

Interesting how you can shift the drivers' position in the truck from the right side to the left side! Nice work. 🙂

Mill sounds great But that log sucks

Hauling a load of what?

¡Qué video tan fascinante! Ver cómo cortas roble blanco es realmente impresionante. Me encanta la precisión y el cuidado que pones en cada corte

That log was a real pain to saw but you got it done. The best part was you got to spend time with Deeanna even if it was in the truck. Bill

nice stop sign Jason!

great videos,good job

You do not have a double arbor edger?? Gang saw?? For cants. Or trim saws ??

I recognize where you’re at about 15:00 minute mark, US 220 passing through basset forks. My pallet shops about 45 minutes north of there might have to get you to bring me a load of cants one day 😂 great video once again

Essa torra deu uma surra 😂😂😂😂

It is always something that’s a universal truth Jason, thanks folks ❤

Pallet and ties seem to be the safest market material you get some nice white oak and they say poplar or veneer 😆 enjoyed the video.

A small challenge with the log sawing but "it got done!" Thanks for the video.....sorry about your tire woes.

That first log was not only ugly but a trouble maker. I guess it just did not want to become a swan as it did appear to produce some nice lumber.

Why didn't the first log get debarked?

I am a sawyer from south dakota (not known for trees) we do have some really nice hardwoods, have a large bandsaw that I built from scratch, I really enjoy learning from other expierenced sawyers you have a great channel.

My dad always told me, "you have to know where the last board is in the log before you start sawing the log!" Thanks for a really nice video.