Very cool. I worked for the Saginaw mill in Woodenville WA before it closed in 1979. There is still a mill with a boiler in Sultan WA. My family were all loggers and mill workers in the Skykomish and Snoqualmi valleys until logging got shut down for the most part.
Hello, There are a couple of steam powered saw mills in Heston Ind. One is a museum and one is not. Just check out Heston Steam museum . Thery cut my wood all the time
What a suprise, we were neighbors of Gene and Gladys for several years and his story is great. I wish the video showed more of the entire process, it is so complete. We used to burn the slab wood for heat. Gene is also a farmer, raising cows and oats and hay to feed said cows. The oats are run through a very old thrasher and the hay is put up loose. I'll keep this video forever. Thank you.
Hi, your vid was really interesting. Im from west of Scotland and have a sawmill. I have a moderns set up, however also have an old bench which I am restoring. Do you have any more footage of The Frase Creek Mill?
Thanks for sharing!
HuntsTimbersinc 6 months ago
no sawing just crap
shininyt 1 year ago
Hull Oaks is a steam powered sawmill, Type in Hull Oaks there are 3 or 4 videos.
NathansBackwoods 1 year ago
There's Sturgeon's Mill in Occidental California where they still cut redwood, and sell, so it is a functioning saw mill
guitarsncarz 1 year ago
Very cool. I worked for the Saginaw mill in Woodenville WA before it closed in 1979. There is still a mill with a boiler in Sultan WA. My family were all loggers and mill workers in the Skykomish and Snoqualmi valleys until logging got shut down for the most part.
KeeperofTheMountain 2 years ago
holy crap a real redneck in wa state
biggdaddy2001 2 years ago
clearwater paper corp is the worse company to work for, never do business with them, they are all worth nothing
seahawks3414 2 years ago
Hello, There are a couple of steam powered saw mills in Heston Ind. One is a museum and one is not. Just check out Heston Steam museum . Thery cut my wood all the time
dumptruk11 2 years ago
What a suprise, we were neighbors of Gene and Gladys for several years and his story is great. I wish the video showed more of the entire process, it is so complete. We used to burn the slab wood for heat. Gene is also a farmer, raising cows and oats and hay to feed said cows. The oats are run through a very old thrasher and the hay is put up loose. I'll keep this video forever. Thank you.
1942magicstump 2 years ago
Hi, your vid was really interesting. Im from west of Scotland and have a sawmill. I have a moderns set up, however also have an old bench which I am restoring. Do you have any more footage of The Frase Creek Mill?
joferg70 3 years ago