I feel for ZZ and the nights. We always pulled 12's and from 7 till 7 was rough but we sure yanked knots in the asphalt running nights but I'm a day worker and never had a chance for evenings; always days or nights and nights were usually just building up stockpiles but we made up for it by loading and weighing ourselves. Lots of tonnage and I think we could pull 10 loads and still stop for 30 minutes. Days were maybe 8. So NICE sawing! My pal at his saw shop was getting 10 white pines taken down and my pal with the sawmill had a truck load of fresh logs so he'll be sawing too. Happy week and God Bless!
That was great so see all that clean wood go through the mill. Beautiful job, as always. Appreciate all the time you guys put into creating these videos and educating us on how all this works. -Brandon
Another great video, fun to see the front end loader footage at the end. I look forward to when you start sawing that load of hardwoods you purchased a few months ago. Keep up the great work Mark and Eddie!
Greetings from Mönchengladbach Germany. The license plates are funny. I guess the spruce was a good day for you and the customer. The sawdust goes to the horses. My Heart jumps for joy. Best wishes to ZZ Mark. Nightshift in a weekly change to early or late shift are the pure poison. I have made it approximately one and a half year for the Netherlands PACCAR company DAF in the Engine and transmission Department. Shiftwork is hell and burns you out. I have not any difficulties to start work with the Rooster Yelling till sunset. But Shift? No way!
Please, let's get a new valve for the log turner!! Please!! If it ain't tight, it ain't right lol good video as usual guys, appreciate you taking the time to show us as you grow your business.
I just wanted to say thank you for being so informative in your videos. With your knowledge sharing I was able to get a job at a local sawmill in Virginia. On a side note I do what Eddie does and that job is no joke. It's hard work but it's fun. Again thank you both for being such awesome content creator's.
Nice looking logs! I don’t want to be known as the guy that only comments on ugly logs 😀 Thank you for all your hard work and content. I look forward to all your videos, you Eddy and crew are seem like part of the family.
Mark; Taper to logs was originally only designed for the straightening of log to the heart of the log in quarter sawn timbers as this minimised twisting and bowing, thus your not fully using taper to its correct purpose so then have waist when sawing. Am I correct or not, thus wait your reply or explanation so others can understand taper also. We used taper in quarter sawn timbers on a manual mill as it was easy to do to maximise linear board feet with minimum wastage because was always cutting from centre to outside of log where you are cutting from outside to centre. The system we used was to split the log in half over the cut down saw then once split then came to the table to be split into quarter and then quarter sawn into lumber feet of various diameters thus maximising linear feet. I know with your automated system it is hard to do what we did on manual saw mills. Keep up the good work guys.
Hey Mark and Eddie! I definitely share your excitement and enthusiasm for being able y to I saw some fresh cut logs for a change. You guys have definitely paid your dues with old logs over the past several months! Really enjoyed the beautiful hard maple log that you sawed last time. It is a shame that you couldn’t have cut the entire log into shop project material. The beautiful bright white boards would have made some outstanding butcher block counter tops! By-the-way, did that second oak log get struck by lightning? Thanks for another awesome sawing video and keep the fresh logs coming!!! Take care!
For the livestream on Thursday, would it help if you wrote down 3-4 topics to discuss, and people could then ask questions about them? I'm enjoying this sawing.
Looking good Marc! How’s the new edger situation going? When is it coming in? Hope all is well with you family, hello to Eddie and ZZ! Take care and stay safe buddy! God bless!🎚🙏🇲🇾🇲🇾🇲🇾
Thank you Mr Eddie thank you Mr ZZ mark thank you Mr Mark Galecki heck with the spell check right and I know how to spell your name sir I want to thank you for mentioning Steve the other day and condolences I enjoy his show much as much as I enjoy yours and John Clarkson a few others I think you meant for doing what you do I think the one too are passionate about the show is the reason people watch them such as myself I will tell you today I believe you were cutting that fresh wood and I believe it had a little bit of a sweet smell to it but that was just in my mind I'm sure God bless all of you and continue good work amen
@@markgalicic7788 Thx - makes sense. I now have a better understanding of what Nathan is doing, and how versatile you guys are. How many years have you been doing this?
Mr. "G", what is the softest wood you have sawn and is used in construction? Great.content! We can hardly wait for the ''MACHINE ''. Hope you do an unpackaging and setup video.
I feel for ZZ and the nights. We always pulled 12's and from 7 till 7 was rough but we sure yanked knots in the asphalt running nights but I'm a day worker and never had a chance for evenings; always days or nights and nights were usually just building up stockpiles but we made up for it by loading and weighing ourselves. Lots of tonnage and I think we could pull 10 loads and still stop for 30 minutes. Days were maybe 8. So NICE sawing! My pal at his saw shop was getting 10 white pines taken down and my pal with the sawmill had a truck load of fresh logs so he'll be sawing too. Happy week and God Bless!
nights are hard to do , we got two loads of new logs this week for a 16' 2x4 order.
THE VIEWERS INCLUDING MY SELF DON'T REALIZE HOW MUCH WORK YOU TWO HAVE GONE TO TO GET WHERE YOU ARE, I LOVE WATCHING AND IT SURE BEATS T V.
Welcome from Cheshire UK. Thanks Mark for sharing my "B117ONG" reg plate on this video - it looks great on the wall.
thank you! we love it!
So...the log turner is "Chewy"...my vote for the carriage would be "Princess Lay-UGHHH"😉🤣
yes Chewy it is .
You know...in memory of "Carry" (Carrie) Fisher🤭😁
That was great so see all that clean wood go through the mill. Beautiful job, as always. Appreciate all the time you guys put into creating these videos and educating us on how all this works. -Brandon
Thanks Mark and Eddie. Looks like John is just about ready to cut some boards on the big Frick. 👍🎅🏻
yes he is getting close!
Enjoying your show! Really relaxes me and takes my mind off of everything! Thank you so much!
This is for what ever you need I am a retired Marine and 100 o/o disabled I do so enjoy your saw mill
Thank you for your service Ray!
Another great video! Thank you.
So satisfying. I’m hypnotized! Thanks Marky Mark and edgier Ed
Another great video, fun to see the front end loader footage at the end. I look forward to when you start sawing that load of hardwoods you purchased a few months ago. Keep up the great work Mark and Eddie!
Greetings from Mönchengladbach Germany. The license plates are funny. I guess the spruce was a good day for you and the customer. The sawdust goes to the horses. My Heart jumps for joy. Best wishes to ZZ Mark. Nightshift in a weekly change to early or late shift are the pure poison. I have made it approximately one and a half year for the Netherlands PACCAR company DAF in the Engine and transmission Department. Shiftwork is hell and burns you out. I have not any difficulties to start work with the Rooster Yelling till sunset. But Shift? No way!
Greetings Roger.
Please, let's get a new valve for the log turner!! Please!! If it ain't tight, it ain't right lol good video as usual guys, appreciate you taking the time to show us as you grow your business.
I just wanted to say thank you for being so informative in your videos. With your knowledge sharing I was able to get a job at a local sawmill in Virginia. On a side note I do what Eddie does and that job is no joke. It's hard work but it's fun. Again thank you both for being such awesome content creator's.
Thanks Joe , glad to here it helped you get a job in a sawmill!
Nice looking logs! I don’t want to be known as the guy that only comments on ugly logs 😀 Thank you for all your hard work and content. I look forward to all your videos, you Eddy and crew are seem like part of the family.
thank you Mike.
Hey! you almost got me in the eye! 🙂 Another good video as always! I bet it smelled beautiful sawing that spruce!
thank you Frank , yes a great smell!
Hey Mark! That's some good looking pine ... 🙂
yes sir Doug , we got two loads of fresh pine logs in this week. Hope all is well!
Thank you Mark for the video. I bet it’s nice to cut those straight clean logs. No messing or fighting em.
thanks , yes it was nice to saw fresh logs.
"The ole stack n whack" love this! 😄🤣😂
I like it!
Great video Mark & Eddie
thanks Dave.
VERY nice logs. Great video.
Dave
thanks Dave.
Mark; Taper to logs was originally only designed for the straightening of log to the heart of the log in quarter sawn timbers as this minimised twisting and bowing, thus your not fully using taper to its correct purpose so then have waist when sawing. Am I correct or not, thus wait your reply or explanation so others can understand taper also. We used taper in quarter sawn timbers on a manual mill as it was easy to do to maximise linear board feet with minimum wastage because was always cutting from centre to outside of log where you are cutting from outside to centre.
The system we used was to split the log in half over the cut down saw then once split then came to the table to be split into quarter and then quarter sawn into lumber feet of various diameters thus maximising linear feet. I know with your automated system it is hard to do what we did on manual saw mills.
Keep up the good work guys.
A nice piece of timber that and great cutting by the master and the tireless stacker. Time for coffee I think.
thanks Anthony.
Thanks, guys. At last you scored some nice logs, and got some nice lumber (!) as well. Cheers!
we like fresh logs.
Good evening from Lincolnshire UK.
good evening Andrew.
That's some really nice lumber, mark. I see Nathan will have is own booth at PB this year.
Bill
thanks Bill , I think he is with Logrite.
Hey Mark and Eddie! I definitely share your excitement and enthusiasm for being able y to I saw some fresh cut logs for a change. You guys have definitely paid your dues with old logs over the past several months! Really enjoyed the beautiful hard maple log that you sawed last time. It is a shame that you couldn’t have cut the entire log into shop project material. The beautiful bright white boards would have made some outstanding butcher block counter tops! By-the-way, did that second oak log get struck by lightning? Thanks for another awesome sawing video and keep the fresh logs coming!!! Take care!
thanks Randall , the second log had two hearts in it.
Thanks!
thank you Dale!
Good evening from Limpopo South Africa. Lekker Biltong!!!!!!🥰🥰
good evening David.
For the livestream on Thursday, would it help if you wrote down 3-4 topics to discuss, and people could then ask questions about them? I'm enjoying this sawing.
thanks David , yes that's a great idea.
.....LOOKIN' GOOD, KEEP SAFE AND WELL...
thanks Bob.
hi there good looking wood from nice logs john
fresh spruce , "VERY STICKY"
Greetings from Bedfordshire, UK.
Greetings Chris
@@markgalicic7788 I see the Manx and Bedfordshire flags are still up.
Looking good Marc! How’s the new edger situation going? When is it coming in?
Hope all is well with you family, hello to Eddie and ZZ! Take care and stay safe buddy! God bless!🎚🙏🇲🇾🇲🇾🇲🇾
Making some nice lumber.
yes very nice to saw fresh logs.
I have a ideal for a small metal sculpture. I will email you a picture once I draw it up in CAD. You inspired the thought.
thanks Alan.
Good morning everyone 😊👍👍👍🌄🌎🌞
Love the new logo, missing the old intro music
Good video Bus Motor Productions
thanks James.
Do you cut the lumber to length after sawing or sell it in what it came as. Great video as usual.
we cut the log to size for each order , we try to get logs 25' long for 8's & 12's & 16's , 21' for 10's
🙏🙏🙏🙏
thanks Marilyn.
Bonito trabalho 👍🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷
Thank you Mr Eddie thank you Mr ZZ mark thank you Mr Mark Galecki heck with the spell check right and I know how to spell your name sir I want to thank you for mentioning Steve the other day and condolences I enjoy his show much as much as I enjoy yours and John Clarkson a few others I think you meant for doing what you do I think the one too are passionate about the show is the reason people watch them such as myself I will tell you today I believe you were cutting that fresh wood and I believe it had a little bit of a sweet smell to it but that was just in my mind I'm sure God bless all of you and continue good work amen
@@ChrisSmith-io5vw thanks Chris , great comment!
that was some more good looking logs mark.i'm sure i smelled them being sawed,ya'll must have smellavision.
Oh yea they smelled great!
Would love to see an Eddie/ZZ cam only. Just what they do while the sawmill is running, with your narration.
Mark did that a couple vids ago. It was just what the Dr ordered.
@@chriswest1996 I know, I rewarded him for it. :)
Eddie looks very spry and agile today.
he likes shorter logs.
Very nice 👍 spruce 🪵🪵😃😃😎😎
thanks Larry.
Thanks for your videos. Did I miss something where is "Mr Laser" not seen him in a while
I can see it but it don't show up good on camera.
You guys ever think of making pressed brickets from the sawdust?
yes but more machines to buy.
How much do you get a board foot for the white spruce? 1 common.
about a $1.00.
Team. Love the show. A quick Q - Out of the woods talks about the pith a lot and you guys seem to ignore it. What am I missing here.
on framing lumber we saw thru the pith , on hardwood we box the heart wood "pith"
@@markgalicic7788 Thx - makes sense. I now have a better understanding of what Nathan is doing, and how versatile you guys are. How many years have you been doing this?
Marc on that first log why didn’t you just keep sawing before turning it?
because I needed 11-1/4" to get two boards out of the cant.
Coffee for the guys on me
thank you!
Did you get your new edger??
I did order it but 24 weeks out .
Spruce Springsteen.
I enjoyed the video as always but how would I be able to send y'all a tag from here in Alabama. I haven't checked to see about an address there
thanks Gary , can you email me at markgalicic@verizon.net for my address.
Any Hoodies coming down the trail for your Merch store?
yes we do have hoodies at the store.
Just checking about the name for the log turner. Did you decide on "Tina"?
it's Chewy.
@@markgalicic7788 ok, but not very good
@@markgalicic7788 ok, but not very good
Do u have an arkansas plate mark?
Not sure but we can hang two, email me at markgalicic@verizon.net for my address thank you!
I'm not a hat guy but maybe you could look into some bandanas
good idea.
Mark you need to train Fricknjeep John how to run your mill so he will get addicted and get himself one! That Frick is too hard on the old man!
he would love that!
Any update on the $250 dollar investment logs?
Hi Paul , I hope to saw them soon but we keep getting more orders to saw.
How long can you saw
we can saw up to 21' Tim.
Do you know Simone how makes good cobcie
no I don't.
Is your "pine" a spruce maybe?
white spruce.
I looked at the shirts but the shipping was more than the shirts so I bailed out.
yes shipping is very high , we are looking into more options.
Mr. "G", what is the softest wood you have sawn and is used in construction? Great.content! We can hardly wait for the ''MACHINE ''. Hope you do an unpackaging and setup video.
I would say white pine.
Biltong is found the South Africa
what kind of meat do they use?
Usually beef but can be game meat like kudu and ostrich
Been emailing with your T shirt guy, Joe @ chroma.....hope you will see comments to him....Sawdust Jimmy
Hi Jimmy , my email is markgalicic@verizon.net
Did you 😎get the table for splitting off the 🪵🪵??
yes sir!
Thanks!
thank you Ray!
Thanks!
thank you Russ!