Lol. Yeah I chuckle sometimes watching CZcamsrs across the country. There is a husband and wife team that sell firewood in Maine and he has the best accent. He can't use the sound an "R" has in anything he says. I appreciate you watching and commenting
Oh yeah? Well I appreciate you telling me. I don't really know what to do with it. I only took it so I could get the engine. I'll have to share a video of it one day this summer. Thank you very much for watching and commenting. Shannon
A contractor that brings me logs sometimes needs some decking boards. We hope to saw some of that this week or next. Thanks for watching and commenting
They sure did. Ugly logs but they turned out nice. I have to saw a few 24 foot pine logs this week. Hoping to film that. Thanks for watching and commenting
Yeah, I wonder how he is doing. Hope he's OK. I bet he would help out if he was close enough. He could fix anything on there to. Thanks for watching and commenting
the head block of the other sawmill looks like a frick sawmill 😊😊 there should be a name stamped on maybe a odd sawmill alot of them was made years ago sawmills were being made when steam engines were 1ST being made in the 1860s 😊😊 OMG 5 3 2O24
Downeast around here means northeast coastal Maine up by canadia. 😂 I absolutely love local sayings. Appreciate the tour looking good.
Lol. Yeah I chuckle sometimes watching CZcamsrs across the country. There is a husband and wife team that sell firewood in Maine and he has the best accent. He can't use the sound an "R" has in anything he says. I appreciate you watching and commenting
Thank you for the Super Thanks, Ms. Ashley!
Nice to see you all cutting again.
I appreciate it. A fella brought some pine yesterday hoping to video us sawing that this week. Thanks for watching and commenting
That old carriage is a Meadows #1. Has model “I” setworks. Probably made around 1950. I have one just like it.
Oh yeah? Well I appreciate you telling me. I don't really know what to do with it. I only took it so I could get the engine. I'll have to share a video of it one day this summer. Thank you very much for watching and commenting. Shannon
hi i think so also john
Thank you for the Super Thanks, dkwolf
You are doing good man Just keep on keeping on...
I sure appreciate it. We've been sawing an order this week and I'm hoping to upload a video this weekend. Thanks for watching and commenting
Floor looks good!
I think so too!
For decking we will use locust,elm ,any type of oak they all work great
A contractor that brings me logs sometimes needs some decking boards. We hope to saw some of that this week or next. Thanks for watching and commenting
hi the ELL looks like a old Meadows mill john
I appreciate it, John
hi there some one told me about that , have ti look in some of my old books , john
Thanks
Those white oaks msde pretty good flooring for your needs.
They sure did. Ugly logs but they turned out nice. I have to saw a few 24 foot pine logs this week. Hoping to film that. Thanks for watching and commenting
Great video! 👍🏻 keep it up
Thanks for watching and commenting
This is the only channel where I can actually smell the wood being cut. Weird, huh?
Not weird at all, I'll just be sure not to saw any stinky wood. Lol Thanks for watching and commenting
Thanks!
Thank you for the Super Thanks
Looks like white oak to me!
Sometimes I just can't see it
I wish you had paul there to help run the mill
Yeah, I wonder how he is doing. Hope he's OK. I bet he would help out if he was close enough. He could fix anything on there to. Thanks for watching and commenting
That blade looks an awful lot like a grass blade. It might not be able to handle hardwood!
Lol. Thanks for watching and commenting
the head block of the other sawmill looks like a frick sawmill 😊😊 there should be a name stamped on maybe a odd sawmill alot of them was made years ago sawmills were being made when steam engines were 1ST being made in the 1860s 😊😊 OMG 5 3 2O24
Hey, I appreciate it, Clarence. The steam engines are really fascinating. Thanks for watching and commenting