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Thanks for showing us your lumber yard. It set up well and we wish your family continued successes and profitability. đđđ
When i see all the product's your family produces i'am amazed. You young ladies and your brother dad and mom and less not forget grandpa have a lot to be proud of off.
Beautiful hard working wonderful young lady promoting a family business in this free country so let us all count are blessings..
She is pretty professional in her approach to explaining wood purposes and inventory.
Yeah but, I just go their and rub sawdust in my eyes and operate all the machines. Like a blind man.
@@NadyoSadyo What?
A pretty impressive operation going and she is a very good speaker, she knows what sheâs talking about⊠Very cool đ
Thank you for the tour, if I lived closer to you I would order lumber from you. đđșđž
Your betrothed is a very lucky man congratulations to you both đđđ
Sheâs married?
@@firemarshal17 Emerald is engaged.
@@scottsoper Seen that hickey on her neck.
My part time retirement job is running a cord king firewood processor. Thanks for showing off your process.
I truly enjoy hearing you talk about your family business â€
Emerald is a good business woman. She is so interesting to listen to.
WoW ; You Ladies have been busy . Some good looking stacks of lumber there . . !
Emerald is so knowledgeable about so many different things. I think this girl could get a job doing damn near anything.
She already has a job doing damn near anything.
Great products..nice family run business, we love you all â€
Thanks for the tour Emerald
This wood yard an family business is just PERFECT! A GREAT AMERICAN FAMILY BUISNESS,,,,an WE GET TO SEE IT RUN!!!!!!!
Hello, and thanks for the tour
THANK YOU PRECIOUS LADY FOR YOUR TOUR AND POWERFUL CREATING đđđ đđđâ€đ
Jade and Emerald thank you for the tourđ»đ»đđ§Ą
Great video. The yard looks fantastic. Total family dedication to the business.
Emerald is my hero.
Great video! I worked in an industrial sawmill as a saw filer for 20 years. No need for an actual saw filer for your mills. It looks like y'all have a nice, efficient set-up there! On a sidenote, I have a new Wood-Mizer LT 15 Start on the way so I can start my own wood products business with my son. We're excited to get going!
Just bought a new bar for my 450 and four new blades !!!đșđž
I really like all the upgrades and streamlining you guys have done to the yard. It all looks well thought out for efficiency:)
Seasoned rough sawn Hemlock is the best looking wood for sure.
You're a boss not by being overbearing, but rather by overseeing the matters at hand That's your mill.. And a nice lumber yard đđŸ
Loved the whole process. thank you for giving me a tour. Love what you two do. Keep up the good work and stay humble.
Thanks for the tour. Very nice operation you and your family have there. Have a great week end. đ
You all are excellent an example of family business that makes this country great. Have you thought of equipment to compress the sawdust into firewood logs? Hope to see you at the Paul Bunyan Fest this October.
I always wondered what the whole compound looked like! Amazing video!
Thanks for the good explanation. It sewed together what you have shown in the many previous videos.
In Michigan where i live, the camp firewood stands usually have both hard wood and white wood, with the white wood being significantly less expensive. If your buying white wood its almost always cut up slabs, if you want a camp fire to look at it works really well. đ
Good tour and review.
Emerald and Jade are a force of nature. When not working they dance, swim, hike. What do they do to relax ?
They dance, swim, run, bike, and read, read, readâŠ.Dad
@@KenBreon What are they reading right now? Some time back Emerald showed us she was reading "Meditations" by Marcus Aurelius. I got it and read it. It is an interesting book!!
@@greywolfwalking6359 Emerald did skip over a few things but telling us every detail would take all day so to speak! I am sure that they still have the showroom at Schon Brother's Hardware. About 19 videos and/or one month ago they made a bundling firewood video there.
@@KenBreon Would Jade give us a showing of her paintings?
Video suggestion: book reviews of the books you read. The whole family can get Involved.
Awesome, thanks for the tour đ€
Wait. Is that a wedding ring I saw on your finger? That is awesome! Congratulations! Very happy for you.
Thanks for the tour!!!
Thank you for the wonderful tour,enjoyed what you provided.
Really enjoyed the tour! Thanks!
What a lovely business! God bless you guys
†As soneone who will likely never get to visit inreal life i very much appreciated the tour!
Love you videos Emerald and Jade. Thanks for the operations tour. đ
Thanks for the overview of Lumber Log Yard business. Interesting that you rely on the honesty of the customers given the open log yard.
Well said, y'all are special!
Nice tour !đ
Have a good weekend! Ladies!
I appreciate the tour as it gives me an understanding of how things are laid out that not all the videos does. I noticed the safety sign on the back of the office door. As an old "safety nanny" I would encourage you to not wear rings or anything that could catch on machinery while on the job.
"Safety is like a lock. You are the key!" In the work I did I ripped my watch off my arm more than a few times. However I don't see where the Ladies are going to get in trouble at their jobs at LCLY.
@@scottsoper What can I say to your experience?? I worked in military and industry and saw many fingers ripped off when rings caught on hatches in aircraft and submarines, and know people who lost limbs and hands when shirts caught in machinery. I think the danger is not less just because you cannot see it. YET.
@@Gronicle1 I know you care!! Worry if you want to. They are not working with aircraft and submarines. There are things that I worked with that one did NOT wear rings, watches or gloves and your shirt had to be tight to your body, so I know when to be careful.... and so do they.
@@scottsoper Thanks for the reply. I don't worry so much. Old safey nannys like me know that the younger generations will all learn one way or another, just as we did.
Very impressed with your knowledge.
Love all of it.
Woohoo going on a tour with Ms. Emđ
Cool tour! Thanks!
Good one Em & Jadeđđđđ
Great tour.
I looked it up and found that those blighty moths can eat over 300 species of trees. Grrr. I had bought a live Christmas tree and then planted it in my yard. 3 yrs later, the moths got it. Thanks for the tour, Emerald!
Bossman has thought of everything!!
Awesome!!
Rush Limbaugh used to say, "Trees are a crop." He was right.
When Mt. St. Helens blew up, the fallen trees were grown for their timber value by Weyerhaeuser.
I love watching your videos. All the best to you and your family. God has blessed you richly.
Yep, you look at Weyerhaeuserâs land vs state land, and Wâs is a lush vibrant forest again. Look at state managed forest lands and theyâre mostly still ashes and a scrubby tree here and there.
... per Weyerhaeuser ::: Each year, we cut only about two percent of our forests, and we plant about 150 million tree seedlings to replace the ones we cut
I miss Rush.
"RUSH Is Right"
Rest in peace rush we could sure use you right now. Dan bongino doing a great job in your place đrest assured
incredible greenery
Slabs are what I burn in my shop with pallets we get it for free it's green so after you dry it They burn well Sitka spruce big trees Kodiak Island Alaska
Beautiful footage as always đŻđâ€
A very impressive operation and shown to us by beautiful Emerald. Love your videos. đâ€ïž
Thanks for sharing đž
Another great video thanks!!!!!!
Thank you for letting giving us a peek into your lifeâđ„đ„đđđđđ
Very nice setup
Great video!
Your video warmly invites viewers into the heart of your family business. The personal touch and dedication you share create a genuine and inspiring glimpse into your world, making it a delightful journey for everyone to experience.
And I am Floating Village Life
38 degrees Celsius yesterday in the Okanagan in BC ladies ....aka....stinkin hot!!!!đđđ....thanks for all the videos ladies!!!!
Great tour. I just got rid of an old saw bench that would have done wonders with the slab wood. Had a 2â blade.
Mill ends(short cut slab) from a pallet factory, is what I heat my place with. Iâve a similar dump trailer to yours and get 5 yards for $50đšđŠ
Amazing video thanks for sharing this video here
Excellent !
We run banding around are slab wood. Makes it easier to move then tons of loose pieces.
But care must be taken with the loader, as they can snap pretty easily.
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I'd say stop by and see a circular saw mill, but I'm about 3,000 miles west of yea.
Where we would call those hills, not mountains..
Nice job showing us around your lumber yard and mill. I was a little surprised to see two high quality splitters and a pole wood processor.
They produce a lot of firewood!!!
Thanks!đ
Great layout sith safety in mind.
Im surprised Jade that with all the lower grade slab wood you dont have a chipper. Good for pathways , bedding , lanfscape mulching . đđ
Keep stacking that cellulose gold Emerald! Your doing great and your a great American! You are what makes America Great! Support this channel! Please help "The Boss" lower his equipment debt! Interests rates are bad for business. Emerald is good for the U.S. economy and deserves our love for what she is putting out into the community.
Nice tour...đ
It's been cool watching your family business grow, evolution is inevitable though and curious how things will be another year from now. You kids are growing up and life's taking new directions, part of that inevitable evolution thing.
Awesome presentaion! I been watching your channel for a while and I learn something new every time. As for your (down below) or scab wood, I love to buy some, but one problem, I live in Missouri, your a long way away lol. If there were a chance I would. I do small projects and I converted my garage into a woodshop, I have built just about everything you can imagine. Again great episode.
Never been to a lumber mill.
I've been wanting to get an excuse to travel that direction and see your opperation.
This vidio helps a lot..
Thank you..
GREAT TOUR of L.C.L.Y. young lady!â„ïžNever say you can't make cants! i'm a woodworker in NYC.Sarah Tabitha Babbitt invented the circular saw .
Hereâs to the next fifteen years! đ»
Enjoyed!
Nice job đ€
Thanks for the material, I also have a trak from woodmizer - greetings from Poland :)
Nice mark you got there Emerald!!!!
Congratulations on your engagement đ
Nice !
slab wood, cut it up for camp fire wood. The hemlock and pine are perfect camp fire wood. Lites easy, burns bright and hot.
it seems to me some of that thicker slab oak could make smaller boards for craftsmen/hobby woodworkers to use in their projects. it seems a shame to burn it for firewood. a guy with a decent bandsaw could rip them down to useable boards. I often buy from Woodcraft's cut-off/scrap bins,to get cheap hardwood for small projects. you can do a lot with glue-ups,too. Heck,a lot of people grab up old shipping pallets for the wood,make some really nice projects from it. Nail holes and all.
Happy Friday !
Nice tour. Keep the business lean and mean.
It is all family working there!! Six people.
@@scottsoper That's about as lean as you can get. đ
good show
Good job girl
Em & Ja, I concur w/ getting into see a Pulmonologist. I worked at GM and we lost people who made life size car models out of wood. After that all of us took breathing tests. Please put safety First. ben/ michigan
I agree with Ben. You guys are breathing sawdust 40 hours a week. It will kill you. At least a dust mask â€
@@jameskutz9100 There is a great deal of difference between the powdery dust from sanding and the dust off the mill.
There is a great deal of difference between the powdery dust from sanding and the dust off the mill.
... its 125mi from Cogan Station but Johnsonburg gives a totally humbling step back in time company town sense ive hauled out of the Domtar mill there a couple few times its at the bottom of the 13% hill to Ridgeway where they have the annual chainsaw art show ..!
Emerald you have spoken about the attributes of hemlock but I donât remember if you mentioned if it is a good deck material. Thanks for the tour.
Another interesting video Ladies. Why can't you get electricity? I would think with a highway next to it there would be lines with it.
there are power lines but not by the Highway. The cost to hook up to them is astronomical so they just don't. Besides they are doing just fine without being hooked to the grid.
No power distribution grid where your mill is ....that puts a whole different spin on your productio ...you are definitely doing well considering that!!!!
Have you considered adding a chipper and pellet mill to the operation? All that slab wood could be chipped and made into wood pellets for pellet stoves.
Commercial pellet machines cost a lot of money. However the last time they showed us what they did, they chipped the softwood slabs and sold the chips to a paper company. They do not need to own a chopper for that; just rent one.
I would nervous around that lumber yard â€
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