Making lumber with a sawmill.

 Whelp, you've inspired me to do some of my own cutting of natural materials.  We have 6 dead old-growth cedars on my son's property, and rather than letting him just burn the "brush", I've been making cedar "cookies" (rounds) by cutting branches crosswise on my band saw.  I can cut them about 1/4" to 3/16" thick, and up to 4" across.  I'll be doing that with some sycamore, and possibly some maple and red oak in the near future, as that tropical storm that went over brought down some sizable limbs.  My favorite so far is crepe myrtle cookies, which are very white wood.  Thank you for your videos, your tips and the inspiration!  :)
 I must say you have came along ways since you first started. By listening to good advice and learning from those occasional mistakes you have become quite the pro Sawyer. I am also impressed with that LT15 Go Woodmiser mill. Although the wide version on occasion I am sure could be useful. I am grateful we have a platform like you tube to enjoy content like yours Wes and only wish it could have been around 35/40 years ago. That I could have did something like this myself all my experience in so many fields over years. At least I have been able to pass some of the knowledge forward.