Merch suggestion: You should make up some small clear plastic boxes filled with "Official Certified Organic Bus Motor Sawmill Man Glitter"...include a little makeup powder puff inside...🙂
What an outstanding red oak log! It must have been a tough decision saw it into lowboy decking. That log would have made some beautiful 4/4 grade lumber but you made the most of what you had to work with. There will be more red oak logs and more opportunities to saw grade lumber in the future! It was a real treat to see the high quality decking that came out of that one log! Thank you all for another amazing sawing video and for the sawdust snowstorm at the end! Hope you all have a great week!
Beautiful piece if oak indeed. It is nice to see you guys treat these trees with so much care and respect and get the best out of them. Keep the good job!
Beautiful wood. For that matter, all wood is beautiful in its own individual way. This red oak is indeed a special tree. We should be grateful for the gift that it is.
I'm new to this channel but I really enjoyed watching the process of cutting that beautiful Red Oak. I built my own sawmill a few years ago but it's a bandsaw mill and it don't really have the bell's and whistles like this one does but it's pretty darn true with the cuts of lumber. God bless from Northeast Alabama
I love the wood green when you're cutting the log that's mostly what I tune in for to see the different greens of wood which ones have modified growth patterns and which ones are natural this is a great show thank you
If I were setting up a new retail shop, I'd be wanting some of that lovely red oak for the counter top, polished and presented by a professional. What a draw-card!
What kerf does that blade lose? Use to have a Stenner VBQ 60 rack bandsaw with a 72" throat with 9" deep bands on the 60" wheels, lovely noise as it cut and it used so little power even when cutting a slab 48" deep. You never forget the smell on newly sawn timber, its simply amazing.
Hi guys. The best show so far as this red oak is spectacular Weldon Mark and Eddie Thank for the commentary you kept me glued to the cell phone Regards Tony
Interesting how the old guys are still out there doing the heavy work. I had a need for laborers this last week. The young guys swore they would be there but the only guys that made it were two old guys. But hey! We knocked it out. Same problem next week. Old guys rule!
@@quigonjinn5349 your right. A lot of us have accepted realities that don’t appeal to everyone. Especially with all the distractions offered by various forms of modern entertainment so readily available. But I think times are coming back around where society will value the old standards of loyalty and determination again.
Lovely superb Nice sawing of red oak and the grain of red oak was really very good and it's very good for furniture, after polishing the grain will be looking more beautiful and better.
Congratulations on all the new subs because they must want to know about bus motor-isms and that was a SWEET log. My ears were wiggling, listening to the bus motor in that butt cut when you hollered if I was listening and I sure WAS! Any time I can catch a quiver out of that 2-cycle I'll be right there and one man running a mill is IT! Every time I was doing hook work for a small outfit I'd tell them before we started that I would watch only ONE man for signals and for the crew to make up their mind who it'd be. We all lived through it as far as II know. 4 inches of heavy fog since last evening. Happy week and GBWYall!
It looks to me like these local mills like yours would have all sorts of small leftover pieces of hardwood for sale. I can make excellent use of some of those cherry, oak, hickory and ash cutoffs making telescopes. Closed grain hardwoods make great tripods and pole blocks that will not break. I even made a tube for a small telescope out of cherry, and that makes very nice boxes to keep your eyepieces in as well.
My wife came into my office and asked what I was watching? "I'm watching a man sawing a log." When she asked me what was interesting about it? my answer was, "I don't know...but it is!" She left shaking her head.
HEY you guys!!! Got me some Hisea boots! Love 'em. First work boots I bought in . . . 15 years or so. (retired '09) Thanks for the tip. Been subbed a couple, 3,4, years? Dunno. Great videos, and you turned me on to fricknjeep! Thanks again. Retired Laborer (40yrs)
We had a carriage from Japan . It had a simple system of backing the whole carriage back away from the cut line by 10mm(3/8 the of an inch ) on the return cut . The back set could be locked out in case of a jammed saw . No teeth getting dull by rubbing on the return trip , no sawdust flying everywhere ..Maybe something to look into . It never used the artworks for the pullback ,the carriage frame,bunks and all moved away from the saw.
Mark, Whilst watching the intro to this video, and by the way well done for picking up another 900 followers this week. I did notice however that it would appear that a little housekeeping is required, judging by the amount of scrap material laying about under the gravity rollers and the parts of the machinery. As you mention your son is a firefighter, I'm sure he would be advising a clean up around the machinery.. Remembering, A tidy workspace is a safe workspace. Stay safe. Regards Robin.
Good to see you mark good to see you mister Eddie good to see you is ZZ mark that started out being some beautiful lover all that no knots beautiful grain then it got just a little ugly but that was a good log overall and Mark I consider you the captain of the ship or the general of the army keep up the good work I really just wanted to hear you say that y'all be good God bless all of you and continue the good work
2X8 8ft Red Oak $168.99 ea. At Home Depot! I've been building Custom Cabinets an Furniture for 27yrs, drives me crazy to see this going on a trailer deck. Hahaha
Definitely like Mr. Heed's slide pickin, and don't it make you wanna cry whackin that piece of oak up to rot away as a trailer bed There's no telling the abuse it'll take before it's work is done, and it is finally turned back into the soil it originated from
ya'll are top notch sawmillers.just good ole boys.the only thing i can think of that needs to be added is a couple of fine looking ladies to help around there or just want to stand by and observe.lol
What a beauty! When sawing decking for trailers, is there a preference of red vs white oak? Seems like white oak would hold up better over time or am I wrong?
Nice piece of wood. Would've made some great furniture. Sawdust cam! - you sure can tell when you're cutting :) How fast does the dust shed fill up, and what is done with the sawdust?
trailer decking! That should be furniture in a mansion, or my house. I have a red oak bench over 50 years old and it still looks new. BTW, a 8' 1x6 red oak board at Home Depot is $40. So by my calculations this trailer deck is worth $2 million.😁
Nice red oak. Love your videos. I'm down here in Mingo Jct Ohio would it be possible to come out to the sawmill and watch it live. Keep up the good work. Doug Spencer
first time here, Good to See the Aussie Flag on your Back Wall. Just with your comment about the other guys not really wanting to do your job, what if you become unable to do your job due to sickness or injury? Maybe train one or both of them to do your job with you training them 1 day a week or 1 day every 2 weeks when you are not so critical on time, just in case. It is easy enough to get a Labourer to do the other 2s job rather than getting somebody to fill in to do your Job. Beautiful Wood btw, but why at 50mm thick, what is the reason?
great video,,love watching...great wood there.By the way Mark,,How far are you from Wheeling Wv,,Just Wondering,,I use to go to school in Warrendale,up by crandberry...
Hello Mark and Ed. Watching this video and you telling how many subs you had and I realized that I had not subscribed to your channel. I have been watching for about two years and noticed that the subscribe button was red. When I subscribed it changed to black,so it only took me two years to figure it out.
Two questions. What is the correct spelling of the slight bit of bark left on the side of the boards. What is the minimum diameter of a log need to be at before you can use the Master Dog?
Merch suggestion: You should make up some small clear plastic boxes filled with "Official Certified Organic Bus Motor Sawmill Man Glitter"...include a little makeup powder puff inside...🙂
Good crew I’m enjoying the big saw
What an outstanding red oak log! It must have been a tough decision saw it into lowboy decking. That log would have made some beautiful 4/4 grade lumber but you made the most of what you had to work with. There will be more red oak logs and more opportunities to saw grade lumber in the future! It was a real treat to see the high quality decking that came out of that one log! Thank you all for another amazing sawing video and for the sawdust snowstorm at the end! Hope you all have a great week!
thanks Randall , we did get some 4/4 clear . glad you liked the sawdust storm.
Whoever gets this load of decking is certainly going to have the best looking trailer in the area. Wow.
I hope they save some for a table or bar top.
I can't for the life of me figure out why I love watching this channel. Subscribed, and thank you! Keep sawing!
That is too beautiful for decking
WOW! Love that grain structure of the Red Oak! 😊✌🏼🇺🇸
to good for trailer decking , that's for sure.
@@markgalicic7788 yeah it's going to be a nice looking trailer deck for sure!
Love watching you guys saw lumber !! My Dad always loved sawmills , his great grand dad owned a sawmill in south La !!Keep them coming !!
Beautiful piece if oak indeed.
It is nice to see you guys treat these trees with so much care and respect and get the best out of them.
Keep the good job!
Young man you and your crew are truly craftsman. I hope the person getting that BEAUTIFUL red oak appreciates it. Thanks for the video.
The videos just never get old Mark thank you again. Man that was a nice red oak towards the outer circle. 👍
thanks Paul.
Mark. What a beautiful log. Love to have some of those boards. Mark u run that saw amazing. Your guys are the best. Nice video.
thanks Kevin.
That is the most beautiful red oak I have seen. He will have some great decking from that.
Love seeing that log getting opened up. Waiting to see the grain on the next board keeps me on the edge of my seat!
it never gets old for me.
There's something very therapeutic about watching wood be cut, especially the nice grain wood
Beautiful wood. For that matter, all wood is beautiful in its own individual way. This red oak is indeed a special tree. We should be grateful for the gift that it is.
yes sir John.
Thanks you for the Super Thanks shout out Mark...Eddie...ZZ Mark...Great video again...
thank you for your support!
Great video Mark and Eddie and ZZ Mark. Great looking Oak log, it made some really nice board's. Hope everyone's keeping well. Take care.
thanks Adrian , all is well.
I'm new to this channel but I really enjoyed watching the process of cutting that beautiful Red Oak. I built my own sawmill a few years ago but it's a bandsaw mill and it don't really have the bell's and whistles like this one does but it's pretty darn true with the cuts of lumber. God bless from Northeast Alabama
I love the grain texture of the red oak. It looks nice as a coffee table top.
yes very nice.
....lookin, good, nice work, keep safe and happy sawing..
thanks Bob.
I love the wood green when you're cutting the log that's mostly what I tune in for to see the different greens of wood which ones have modified growth patterns and which ones are natural this is a great show thank you
glad you liked it Scott.
More great sawing, Mark. I was amazed at how much sawdust comes through when you're sawing. It sure beats John's chain drag though.
Bill
thanks Bill , glad you liked it.
If I were setting up a new retail shop, I'd be wanting some of that lovely red oak for the counter top, polished and presented by a professional. What a draw-card!
that would be nice.
What kerf does that blade lose?
Use to have a Stenner VBQ 60 rack bandsaw with a 72" throat with 9" deep bands on the 60" wheels, lovely noise as it cut and it used so little power even when cutting a slab 48" deep.
You never forget the smell on newly sawn timber, its simply amazing.
Hi guys.
The best show so far as this red oak is spectacular
Weldon Mark and Eddie
Thank for the commentary you kept me glued to the cell phone
Regards Tony
thanks Tony.
Great video, Mark. Beautiful grain on that decking.
Dave
thanks Dave , hope all is good!
Wow, I know this is a year ago but that was done of the most beautiful lumber I have seen you cut.
hey mate i live in Australia and love watching this show keep up the good work guys
Evening gentlemen, your subscriptions go up when you mill very big logs, we love big logs !
that may be true.
Interesting how the old guys are still out there doing the heavy work. I had a need for laborers this last week. The young guys swore they would be there but the only guys that made it were two old guys. But hey! We knocked it out. Same problem next week. Old guys rule!
yes very true James.
Just havent found the correct younger guys
@@quigonjinn5349 your right. A lot of us have accepted realities that don’t appeal to everyone. Especially with all the distractions offered by various forms of modern entertainment so readily available. But I think times are coming back around where society will value the old standards of loyalty and determination again.
Lovely superb Nice sawing of red oak and the grain of red oak was really very good and it's very good for furniture, after polishing the grain will be looking more beautiful and better.
I love that you're flying the Welsh flag.
Congratulations on all the new subs because they must want to know about bus motor-isms and that was a SWEET log. My ears were wiggling, listening to the bus motor in that butt cut when you hollered if I was listening and I sure WAS! Any time I can catch a quiver out of that 2-cycle I'll be right there and one man running a mill is IT! Every time I was doing hook work for a small outfit I'd tell them before we started that I would watch only ONE man for signals and for the crew to make up their mind who it'd be. We all lived through it as far as II know. 4 inches of heavy fog since last evening. Happy week and GBWYall!
thanks Lewie , on our way to 100k!
@@markgalicic7788 Yessir!
Was looking for something different to watch, dad was a carpenter way back when. Can't wait to show him this.
thanks John , hope he likes this.
Thank you for the video. That surely was a nice log. Oh well gotta pay the bills. Gotta say hello to all the hose draggers!!
thanks John, got to do what it takes . yes a big Hello to the firefighters!
Just found this channel sitting on the south coast in the UK great videos
thanks Alan , welcome to our channel!
Looked for you guys at the Steam event in Brownsville, PA this past weekend. They had a nice saw mill making lumber and fuel for the steam engines.
we will be at the Paul Bunyan show this Oct 7th and 8th.
Even those little pieces, oh the beauty I could make with them.
I think Mark will make something nice out of them.
Greetings from Ireland - beautiful oak... and sawdust!😁👍
Hello Ireland!
@@markgalicic7788 😁🍀
It looks to me like these local mills like yours would have all sorts of small leftover pieces of hardwood for sale. I can make excellent use of some of those cherry, oak, hickory and ash cutoffs making telescopes. Closed grain hardwoods make great tripods and pole blocks that will not break. I even made a tube for a small telescope out of cherry, and that makes very nice boxes to keep your eyepieces in as well.
My wife came into my office and asked what I was watching? "I'm watching a man sawing a log." When she asked me what was interesting about it? my answer was, "I don't know...but it is!" She left shaking her head.
Very nice gentleman!
Must be trailer decking season, we cut an order of Doug fir for trailer deck this last weekend.
yes spring time .
That was a really nice log.
thanks.
HEY you guys!!! Got me some Hisea boots! Love 'em. First work boots I bought in . . . 15 years or so. (retired '09) Thanks for the tip. Been subbed a couple, 3,4, years? Dunno. Great videos, and you turned me on to fricknjeep! Thanks again. Retired Laborer (40yrs)
hi John , we like the work boots too very well made. thanks for subscribing and watching our videos!
We had a carriage from Japan . It had a simple system of backing the whole carriage back away from the cut line by 10mm(3/8 the of an inch ) on the return cut . The back set could be locked out in case of a jammed saw . No teeth getting dull by rubbing on the return trip , no sawdust flying everywhere ..Maybe something to look into . It never used the artworks for the pullback ,the carriage frame,bunks and all moved away from the saw.
You have a awesome set up
thanks.
Good evening from Lincolnshire UK.
good evening Andrew.
Mark, Whilst watching the intro to this video, and by the way well done for picking up another 900 followers this week. I did notice however that it would appear that a little housekeeping is required, judging by the amount of scrap material laying about under the gravity rollers and the parts of the machinery. As you mention your son is a firefighter, I'm sure he would be advising a clean up around the machinery.. Remembering, A tidy workspace is a safe workspace. Stay safe. Regards Robin.
thanks Robin.
Oh how I wish I could smell that wood!
Beautiful log,like the music to.
thanks Roy.
Well done Mark 👏 a big jump in subscribers normally keeps going you will fly to 100k 🙂
thanks Tommy , we started to grow this week hope to see 100k soon.
HI THERE JUST NICE SAWING GREAT JOB . JOHN
thanks John , BOOM!
Good stuff y'all!
thanks.
12:40 nice desk tops lucky you guys to work with such nice lumber :)
yes very nice.
You must have to stay after those flags with a leaf blower to keep them looking nice, and they do!
Good to see you mark good to see you mister Eddie good to see you is ZZ mark that started out being some beautiful lover all that no knots beautiful grain then it got just a little ugly but that was a good log overall and Mark I consider you the captain of the ship or the general of the army keep up the good work I really just wanted to hear you say that y'all be good God bless all of you and continue the good work
thanks again Chris.
I need my safety glasses just to watch the sawdust cam ! Love it.
glad you liked it , something new to try out.
@@markgalicic7788 would be cool if we could see a in screen sawdust cam while you guys are sawing a log 👌love the video's
Dude! Here in Washington state we love your channel:)
thanks Steve , glad you like us.
Nice nice decking 👍😊🌎🌞👍👍👍👍
yes sad to see it go for decking.
2X8 8ft Red Oak $168.99 ea. At Home Depot! I've been building Custom Cabinets an Furniture for 27yrs, drives me crazy to see this going on a trailer deck. Hahaha
Did I just watch the exhaust saw dust blowing into storage. Someone tell me it was a dream. Lol
it was fun to watch.
Definitely like Mr. Heed's slide pickin, and don't it make you wanna cry whackin that piece of oak up to rot away as a trailer bed
There's no telling the abuse it'll take before it's work is done, and it is finally turned back into the soil it originated from
great comment !
That red oak clear face looks good, and swear I can even smell it... lol
yes a great smell too.
Beautiful lumber there. Ever keep any of this nice lumber?
Beautiful log, compared to the "scrap" you habe on your saw sometimes. Nice!
yes we saw it all good and bad.
it hurt to watch you cut theat beautiful log into decking , good to hear you got some clear 4/4 . nice tunes too
yes sad to see clear oak made into decking.
ya'll are top notch sawmillers.just good ole boys.the only thing i can think of that needs to be added is a couple of fine looking ladies to help around there or just want to stand by and observe.lol
thanks Danny , my wife may not like your idea lol.
Man glitter cam, brought by Benke. Cheers, guys!
yes sir.
Good evening from Cape Town
good evening Rod.
👋👋👍
That’s a crying shame to use that for decking. Man what a beautiful log!! Great job guys!!!
What a beauty! When sawing decking for trailers, is there a preference of red vs white oak? Seems like white oak would hold up better over time or am I wrong?
yes white oak for sure but big money.
Please, NO MUSIC!
THAT RED OAK IS ABSOLUTELY GORGEOUS!!
Thanks!
thanks for supporting our channel Chris.
Great job guys! Beautiful Oak. What a shame to use for a trailor.
That sure is a nice tree from Oxford England
yes a northern red oak.
Nice piece of wood. Would've made some great furniture.
Sawdust cam! - you sure can tell when you're cutting :)
How fast does the dust shed fill up, and what is done with the sawdust?
yes to nice for decking , we sell the sawdust to farms for bedding.
“Beautiful piece of wood, there.” That’s what she said…😂
White oak would have been a better choice for decking. Some close-ups of the quarter-sawn portion would have been nice to see.
I was tearing up watching that get cut into decking...😢
What would have been the best use of this nice clear oak log?
Making good usage of what you have on hand.
yes , still sad to see it used as decking.
What is the sawdust typically used for?
I can't make up my mind as to if I should cry or get unbelievably upset about such beautiful wood being used for decking!! 😕☹😢
yes me too!
trailer decking! That should be furniture in a mansion, or my house. I have a red oak bench over 50 years old and it still looks new. BTW, a 8' 1x6 red oak board at Home Depot is $40. So by my calculations this trailer deck is worth $2 million.😁
yes this oak was worth lots of money but we had to saw this order with what we hade in the log yard.
So, is it the tightness of the fibers that makes oak a hardwood?
Better late than never boom! 💥
yes sir.
Do you sometimes sell scrap ends to people that would use them to make clock frames?
Nice relaxing song by Heed. 😄
glad you liked it.
do you ever swap off running the booth?
Nice red oak. Love your videos. I'm down here in Mingo Jct Ohio would it be possible to come out to the sawmill and watch it live. Keep up the good work. Doug Spencer
thanks Doug , we would be glad to have you visit.
What day and what times are good. Thanks
@@dougspencer3572 we saw mostly on Saturday in the morning , just email me at markgalicic@verizon.net
first time here, Good to See the Aussie Flag on your Back Wall. Just with your comment about the other guys not really wanting to do your job, what if you become unable to do your job due to sickness or injury? Maybe train one or both of them to do your job with you training them 1 day a week or 1 day every 2 weeks when you are not so critical on time, just in case. It is easy enough to get a Labourer to do the other 2s job rather than getting somebody to fill in to do your Job. Beautiful Wood btw, but why at 50mm thick, what is the reason?
great video,,love watching...great wood there.By the way Mark,,How far are you from Wheeling Wv,,Just Wondering,,I use to go to school in Warrendale,up by crandberry...
we are about 45 min from Wheeling , Imperial PA
Do the logs have to be a certain age before you saw them?
Good evening to all from SE Louisiana 23 May 22.
good evening Bill.
You work Eddy and Mark like rented Mule’s. To hot for that !, 😳
yes I did Roger.
Good evening from Limpopo South Africa.
Loadshedding done. 😄
good evening Dawid.
@@RodCurrin 👌👌
What do you do with the all sawdust and the wood scraps?
we sell both .
Hello Mark and Ed. Watching this video and you telling how many subs you had and I realized that I had not subscribed to your channel. I have been watching for about two years and noticed that the subscribe button was red. When I subscribed it changed to black,so it only took me two years to figure it out.
that's funny.
Two questions. What is the correct spelling of the slight bit of bark left on the side of the boards. What is the minimum diameter of a log need to be at before you can use the Master Dog?
wane