Milling white Oak into Rail Ties #millingwhiteoak #sawmilling

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White oak don’t take long to dull a blade. I’ve been looking for white oak logs
Around here and it’s hard to find. I’m getting ready to drive 7 hours down to North Carolina to haul back some white oak logs . I don’t of anyone around here milling railroad ties.
Good job. Thanks for sharing

There is something very satisfying about watching these video of wood being milled

That's good looking lumber.whiteoak is great for boatbuilding

You mention going slower on the last log of the day...that is a good idea...seems like mistakes usually happen on the last log when everyone is tired.

I sure enjoyed this one brother! I always thought they made cross ties outa pine like the telephone poles. Guess I learned a little somethin today 😁👏👏👍

Great video. White oak sure makes some pretty boards.

Trying to give you a watch hour assist, selected a playlist and play it on shuffle on my phone while I watch you and others on my Ipad. 😊

Fun watch.. thats a lot of work

Where did u get the green chain

Sure make it sound easy but i know its a hard job. Woodmizer does the hardest of things but you men have a hard job just making trees turn into boards.etc. Good job!!!❤

Do you trim the ends of the ties? what state are you in?

Great video! Lots of hardwood in my area. BNSF has a huge tie curing yard in Springfield, MO. They cure ties in massive stacks until the moisture content gets low enough. Then they rebundle the tie and ship them to the Creosote treatment facility.

I think miles per galllon,how many bushels per acre,how much you make a week with a truck and how many ties you cut a day are all similar

You mentioned $3,000 per Board Foot? for what?

how long is a tie?

Love your videos! It may be an optical illusion, but is the left side of your mill head sagging just a bit?

On making rail road ties.... is white oak the preferred material or can other type of oak be sawn? I think you said the tie needed the heart of the log? If so, does that mean only 1 tie can come from a log (assuming it isn't long enough to get 2 ties). If this is true, is the technique to make dimensional lumber until you are down to the size need for a tie? Thanks! I've subscribed and will watch to the end.