How Wood Fence Posts are Made

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[rockybigdog]

How many years from planting to production?

[michaelknowles]

I think one thing that makes your channel better than others is, you teach your audience things. Most people just record what their lives are and what they do during the day. You learn us things EVERY video

[NorthCountryOffgrid]

It’s crazy how complexed the system is for something so simple, and so common. It’s cool to see the process!! Thanks Josh!!

[rmlectronicsuk]

Was delighted to be a guest of the Duncan Sawmill in BC Canada (MacMillanBloedell). Amazing process. Cheers from the UK

[terrymangum]

Enjoyed the tour of this fence post processing factory. Very interesting and informative. Nice to know how a fence post is made.

[mechanicmike]

That's for taking us along with you on these adventures

[nevadadan]

Spent 5 years working at a Northern Ca lumber mill between the age of 17-22. I then did a solid 28 years as an Officer with the Ca Hwy Patrol. I enjoyed working in the mill WAY more, although I made $4.75 an hour

[pughviewfarms]

Made in America. It gives me goosebumps when I hear that. Buy American build America.

[Treeplanter]

Yep I'll need a bunch this spring if it ever comes to WI. 800 yards of fence.

[sherylannejacobs]

You are top shelf because you share important information for farming, homesteading, etc. No matter how small or huge you get it on your channel. I have learned the most from you. It is not making the same bread, soap, instapot like every channel out there. Thank you. PS. I
used the the knot tying on the wire fencing that you showed us. I think I will be trying that water from my stream set up, but not 100% sure yet.

[kksc]

While in Nacadoghes you were about 40 miles from little farm in East Texas - would have loved to treat you to a good Texas barbecue plate! Let us know as you travel and have time available so we can distract you with a nice local lunch or dinner! We enjoy your videos - keep up the great work!

[michaelcook]

Very informative. The best part is the no waste mentalaty. Good for the environment. Thanks, Josh!

[stubbshomestead]

I watched the clip you posted on facebook a while back. I live 50 miles from there and was glad to hear you in the area. Thanks for the video and come on back to the piney woods josh!

[JOlsson]

You make me smile. Love from Brisbane, Australia.

[adrockey]

Cool to see. I work in the lumber yard side of a truss plant. We use Southern Yellow Pine wides (2x6, 2X8, 2X10, &2X12). All high grade lumber 2400-2850. Heavy stuff. Cool to see some of their production.

[FlooredForTheLord]

As an American production worker, In an American manufacturing facility, I appreciate this video. #NatureBoy :D

[HillsideHighlands]

That was a very interesting video. We put in about 300 of those post last summer on our farm. Awesome!

[kingwoodster]

Awesome video! Glad they allow you to come and do these kinds of videos.

[davidvelen]

Awesome Josh, thanks for sharing and love the made in America theme that you are doing! Hope you had a good visit to TX, you were about 90 minutes north of where we live, safe travels back to NC.

[wildefox]

Really cool video Josh, thanks for showing us how pressure treated posts are made, love the made in America series!