Giant Beams and Tiny Logs on the Sawmill

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unloading railroad ties with the 325g skid loader, and Woodland Mills HM130 Max milling a bowed oak log
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@RockhillfarmYT Год назад

Check out this video summarizing the project we did with these beams ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-r_il_eS8E3Y.html Check out the bridge we built with this lumber: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-JzIBzhoVvkk.html or the follow up video milling these beams ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-uqhPc5ZHwtE.html If you are looking for a great spray lube, Use Code Rockhill for 5% off of your order at rustpatrol.com/ #woodlandmills #discoverthewoodland ⁠ ⁠ Rockhill Farm is a daily equipment and rural living vlog. We mainly focus on tractors and working outdoors. I really appreciate you taking time to watch this video. If you enjoy this type of content Check out some of the following links to support our channel. If you are interested in a rock Hill Farms T-shirt check out our merch store rockhill-farm.creator-spring.com/listing/rockhill-farm-logo Please subscribe to our channel here: ru-vid.com Follow on Facebook at facebook.com/Rock-Hill-Farm-102050688356056/ You can now support the channel by buying us a coffee at the following link: www.buymeacoffee.com/rockhillfarm

@jtjjbannie Год назад

All this and you never even touched the antique lumber? Wtf dude? I am genuinely curious about it's history and it's future.

@RockhillfarmYT Год назад

@@jtjjbannie these beams I believe were used to hold up a bridge and then they modernized the bridge. I didn’t get the full story either, Partially because it was raining when they brought them. Same guy is going to be coming back and helping me deal with them

@RockhillfarmYT Год назад

@jtjjbannie Check out the bridge we built with this lumber: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-JzIBzhoVvkk.html or the follow up video milling these beams ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-uqhPc5ZHwtE.html

@marvindiamonjr.9631 Год назад

For my projects, I use a lot of lumber around four feet long. So when I get a bowed log, I just cut it shorter before I mill it. That way I get more total board feet with a lot less waste. Shorter lumber, but still plenty of uses. I may have said this already in a past reply, but it is worth mentioning again. And when I do cut some long straight logs, I make sure to save that longer lumber and use the shorter pieces instead of cutting a long piece down. Great video. For some reason I could watch sawmill videos all day long, but seeing as to how I have my own mill, I'd better get my backside out there and start using it!

@OutoftheWoods0623 Год назад

nice job sawing

@bobwebber8521 Год назад

Liked the video as much as many of the others.. What really impresses me is the no BS approach you have. Tell it like it is. PLUS no music to cover up machine sounds. Thanks again.

@TheDJOblivion Год назад

Wdym no bs? He made a video about cutting ties and didn't cut any ties?

@Cowboy_Steve Год назад

Howdy Brock! I think you got a pretty good deal out of that trade. Those logs should make for good demonstrations. Thanks for sharing 🤠

@OutoftheWoods0623 Год назад

when money allows it add a laser to your mill, will make leveling logs a lot easier, trust me

@toekstraatman Год назад

This seems like a very exciting project. You should do a whole episode on it from start to finish (incorporated in the bridge) when it's all done.

@RockhillfarmYT Год назад

Check out the bridge we built with this lumber: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-JzIBzhoVvkk.html or the follow up video milling these beams ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-uqhPc5ZHwtE.html

@W4GHW Год назад

I'm looking forward to the RR Tie project!

@corndoc Год назад

Great work Brock! I thought you would get nothing from that crooked log! Wow 😅

@HarryVonhoene Год назад

I have used RR ties for landscaping a long time ago. They are full of creosote and other things, have lots of blades and use a lot of lube. I expect there will be a lot of metal in them as well as toxic chemical residue. Yes wear a mask and protective clothing. Do not burn scraps or dust in your regular pit. This will contaminate the soil. Be very careful!!

@houndofgoshen5363 Год назад

I’ve never milled any ties but have cut a bunch of them up for various landscaping projects. I always scan them with a metal detector. A Garrett carrot is great for this especially since it’s small enough to carry around in your pocket or on your belt. It’ll pick up metal up to a couple inches deep. As much as I hate them I’d definitely wear a mask. Great video!!! Thanks for sharing.

@jimmychandler9328 Год назад

That deere will lift alot. Pretty impressive..

@RockhillfarmYT Год назад

Yes sir

@lonewolfFirearms Год назад

I personally wouldn't cut railroad ties on my mill Brock. Your going to go thru a bunch of blades and the creosote will coat your belts and destroy them as well. Not worth it to me but interested to see how it works out for you.

@peteanderson1714 Год назад

Looks like serious blade killers. Good luck getting metal out

@rgd2598 Год назад

Brock... that creosote will destroy your mill. It will ruin the finish and coat everything in and around the mill. It will get on your belts, all inside the blade cabinet and on your blade guides, etc. not worth it IMO

@butnotasmuchasaspoon Год назад

I agree completely… it get everywhere and is impossible to remove from your tools. I destroyed my chainsaw cutting this stuff up.

@dustdevl1043 Год назад

Old RR ties are considered toxic waste here, you can't bury them or burn them. To get rid of them, you have to pay to take them to a toxic waste landfill. Not what you want to hear, I know.

@foonus406 Год назад

Quite a load there, but man do those bolts make me nervous. I don't know if you have these kind of people out where you are but in Canada here there are environmental groups that go around and drive large spikes into trees which are about to be felled, the intent is to break the loggers saw and cause injury or death to dissuade the operator from continuing the job. Not sure if you were aware of this but I'm sure they have these types of crazies out your way too. Please be careful ! Thanks again for the Video!

@boinger1988 Год назад

We are all on the way to somewhere else... lol

@chadjones4236 Год назад

Holy he'll what kind of structure did those come off of they remind me of the old bridge pieces on the Charlton river sadly all are gone replaced with concrete😥

@RockhillfarmYT Год назад

They were supports under a bridge I believe

@verylittlehouseonwheels5892 Год назад

My grandpappy house was two story made out of that and plaster

@charliewagner2727 Год назад

I work 40 year for railroad. Those looked like 8 x 16 bridge timbers. They will burn you skin. It's like a sunburn only worst. It will dull sawblades fast. About 4 cuts with chain saw and its dull. Lots of luck on sawing them.

@brentking-gmailking2570 Год назад

Mine had no sound. Have a great day.

@charliewagner2727 Год назад

Best ro wear long sleeve shirt a face shield gloves. That stuff will ruin you clothes. If skin gets burnt use clear vinegar on burn. Pour on let dry. It will probably gum up saw bad. Where a good respirator when cutting bolts. I retired after 40 years in bridge department on csx railroad.

@zacharycranor7071 Год назад

I have no idea if you work them but i cant wait to see what you do if you do!

@billbrownster Год назад

Please don't even consider milling those ties. If you have to use them on the bridge project use them with the dimensions they are now. Of course they can be cut to length with a chainsaw as needed. Just don't even try to mill them!!!! They are pure poison to you and your mill. (From a 74 year old man with experience with railroad ties and a sawmill.)

@USS_Liberty_never_forget Год назад

Thanks for sharing

@Dustin-rb8mp Год назад

Where's the video showing you Mill the giant beams?

@jamespiontkowski7855 Год назад

So jealous..I can cut 26'..and your set-up is way better than mine..better skid loader than mine too.😖

@RockhillfarmYT Год назад

I’m grateful to have what I have. Thanks for watching

@gregritter377 Год назад

When you get done cutting those ties up, you’ll wanna throw that blade away because it will probably be so gummed up. You won’t be able to use it at stuff will be like glue and that blade.

@johnwinsemius4423 Год назад

You better us diesel fuel as a blade lube other wise water will gum up your saw blade and saw guides up. Creasoate is terrible to mill

@number40Fan Год назад

If you cut that treated lumber, lubricate the piss out of everything to keep the crap coming off of it from sticking to everything. Or...be prepared to wash it all off with some gasoline.

@toddcaskey9984 Год назад

Morning

@madmax53 Год назад

Question? How do you know on the second cut that the log is true 90 degrees from the first cut?

@RockhillfarmYT Год назад

If the flat spot is tight against the vertical log stops then it should be 90 degrees

@madmax53 Год назад

@@RockhillfarmYT thanks for the reply. I figured that was how it was done. Just didn't get a good view of the stop. Thanks.

@richardjacques6370 Год назад

Good luck. I hope your customer is paying for the blades. Your wood doesn’t seen to have to much creasote in them because normal railway ties can’t even be cut with a chainsaw and when you try sparks come from the wood. I have tried it with good old canadian railway ties and will never do it again. Looking forward to that video good luck and hoping things go well