It's really nice to be able to see what the material is gonna be used for and especially when it's a community project being built by local folks. Enjoyed the video as always guys!
I read or may be heard you say some watchers complained of you talking , i belive its what make this channel so good to watch ,listening to you explain what your doing and why , its just great , thanks for continuing doing what you do so well :) i love it you guys are th best ,non taklie ones are so boring IMO :)
Hey All, Now I enjoyed these big Logs. I know there heavy and a Pain, But it sure does make for some fine watching. Thanks for the video Mark, Eddie and Mark.
Mark, "reading" a log is truly an art 👍👍My Grandpa taught me how to "read" a log when splitting it for fire wood. The only good thing about 19' is more saw "hum" and the Bus Motor Governor kicking in...Love it!
Man I wish we were having a cool 85 here it’s 95 down here in south Alabama and north west Fl and no wind and the humidity is about 98 but it’s not as bad as snow on the ground God Bless Y’all up there and have a great day
Man those logs just keep going on and on and on through the saw they were long! I thought you were going to bust the bottom wall out a few times mark! Lol🤣🤣🤣🤣
Your feed rate explanation makes pefect sense. TBT, the folks running their mill flat out video from far enough away that their motor/blade sounds are not easily heard
And the band plays on, and the summer snow falls freely to the ground. The 19 footers most definately be rattling and riding the rails. Nice to see you all in operation again enjoyin what make you happy.
The third get on ‘er arm is back in the swing! Love it fellas, we have a big order for beams coming up soon gonna be cutting lots of longer timbers. Be well! ❤
Really nice lumber, great results. In the 1960's we were one of 4 logging contractors that was directed to cut all high grade logs into 18-20' lgths because the mill had received a huge order for #1 (or better) long length 'architectural dense grain' lumber. We were in very tall SYP timber (the finest timber I've ever seen grown in Arkansas) with diameter's of what you sawed today (average 5-6 trees per load). When a tree hit the ground, the first log was an 18 or 20ft and then the next 2-3 logs cut into lgths that utilized the remaining tree. After 4 weeks of "covering the mill up", the mill's woods supervisor came back and said, "you guys can stop, cut some of those (trees) into 14 and 16 footers, we have that order filled". Lol, we were just sending what they requested.
Hello from NH! We run a simonds saw also quite abit smaller but your absolutely right depending on how sharp or how the saw sounds you figure your feed rate, cant force it through especially if its cutting a biggin like you were. Love your videos! Thinking about starting a small channel myself :)
I love your narrative about what you’re sawing. I learn so much with every video I watch. From the Pacific Northwest with all the lumber we have, I now understand what my sons are talking about when they talk about the saw mills. Thank you!
You are doing a good job listening to that Detroit….it tells you exactly how fast you can feed the log. I think you are very well tuned in to the sound of the diesel and the saw communicating you are right on spot with the feed speed.
Having breakfast and sawing logs. Gonna be a good day. Your voice also reminded me Big Joe on The big Joe Polka show so now I will go over and enjoy some Polka music. Thanks!
I like it when the third get on ‘er lever comes into play! Glad you’re doing well fellas. In regard to feed speed, not many channels are running such big wood! Also like you said the sound and feel of each machine is different Super duper south can run that carriage faster than I can think, alternatively Dave and I saw as a “heavy hobby” so until production needs to come up we are quite happy most days with our slower feed. Sawdust is still chunky 👍 ❤
I'm new to the platform, haven't even subscribed yet. Just learning all the methods. But what I noticed differently is that one flag up there, isn't flapping in the wind like it was. I'm Robbie and 68 yrs. old. Take CARE and stay SAFE. 🌲🌳🪵🪚⚙️
Good video! That is some nice-looking wood. Hey, Mark - maybe you should put a small 12-volt fan blowing on the camera. That may be just enough moving air to keep the camera cool during these hot days. You may be able to mount it above the camera blowing down and it wouldn't need to rotate with the camera.
I have a suggestion, while working with longer logs why not hang a convex mirror on the end wall to see where the log is at while moving making you aware of the end of the log. Mirrors like this are used on front end alignment racks to see where the tires are at while driving on so you don't fall off the rack.
@@markgalicic7788hey Mark, ever fear slipping and putting one of those long logs on the carriage and running it back through the wall? All it would take is an inch too much tail overhang when loading the carriage.
Nine o’clock in the morning back in having breakfast I like the boards coming off the mill ,todays job is laying a hay loft floor inch and a half by eight step boards from the mill screwed down nice easy job for two of us , my drill driver is Milwaukee bought a new one yesterday the old one is nearly ten years old it’s had new batteries still works as new I’ve had others they don’t last long and there batteries aren’t as strong , anyway you guys have a nice day
Not sure what changes you were suggesting... but I noticed the “Beware of Dog” sign is hanging by the Diesel banner and not on the master dog. If you ever have to saw 19’ footers again you’d better hang an old tire tube under the green-white-green flag to act as a bumper. Sorry about the overheated conditions. Some have suggested ceiling fans for circulating hot air. I was thinking about an evaporative cooler, California Chillers work by misting water which drop temperatures. This solution would require spraying water mist probably above the receiving area and your cab but would probably add to corrosion in your equipment. Sorry I don’t have a better suggestion. Wishing you and your team a great week filled with gentle seasonally appropriate weather and restful evenings. Peace brother
Due to the size and weight, your Booms were more like Thuds today. I have had concerns about a log hitting that back wall and today those concerns were valid. It looks like the men had to work a little harder today. I had a power outage last night for a few hours; what is the name of that battery that you use and is it still good????? Thanks!!!!! Good to see you all.
We didn't see what was different but on days like that a couple of ceiling fans might make the crew happy? Grandpa was wondering if 2"x4"x16' isn't Mr. Horvath's favorite, does he like 2"x4"x19' better? (Grandpa does have a sense of humor 😁) He really does enjoy these White Pine/ Spruce videos, they make him feel young again. This was the first time I noticed the "flag" with a picture of the bus on it towards the "knee" end. Someone did a nice job making that. Haven't seen Sammy the Safety gnome for a bit those gnomes looked a little different too.
One o’clock Wednesday morning them were fare logs on the mill, having a brew not long back in just had a lathe delivered i salvaged eight inch chuck and fourty inch between centers very late 1980s needs a bit of TLC , this has a longer bed than my newer master so I’ll swop it out don’t think I’ll ever sell my 1956 colchmaster they don’t build lathes like that any more, anyway have a nice day
Thank god for that, get some chestnut or oak the next batch bro, that wold be fun , I wish I wold be near to you guys and not across the ocean, I wold cook you guys my fabulous dish, mushrooms with spinach and lam , with chped olives ,anchovies olive oil and green salad leaves, with an glass off my 2010 wine , you guys will love , and I wold wold be honered to make that for you guys, you work so hard and im pleased with you're videos, thank you
I mean that bro, its not just a writing or whatever they agreed , it's an honest brothers agreement bro, simple meal to semple love,we got it, do you??!!
Another good one guys! Y’all keep doin whatcha doin! I wondered what they do with the saw dust?and why do you not put walnut shavings in with the rest of it? Thanks
I've been curious about how the measurement wheel works... Does it measure from the back of the blade and not include the kerf? Or from the front? How big is the kerf on the blade? I ask because typical 2x4 is 1-1/2 x 3-1/2 and you were cutting at 8-1/4 and 4. Trying to do the math.
The wheel measures to the carriage side of the blade and they're cutting actual 2x4s. The blade is 1/4" thick so to get two 4" boards they need to include the 1/4" in the first cut. So cut at 8-1/4 then cut that in half at 4" if that makes sense.
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It's really nice to be able to see what the material is gonna be used for and especially when it's a community project being built by local folks. Enjoyed the video as always guys!
thanks Gary.
I read or may be heard you say some watchers complained of you talking , i belive its what make this channel so good to watch ,listening to you explain what your doing and why , its just great , thanks for continuing doing what you do so well :) i love it you guys are th best ,non taklie ones are so boring IMO :)
Exactly! The explanations you give as to how and why are fantastic.
Keep talking!
I worked in a production
sawmill when i was
younger, they had a way bigger saw, but they still didnt rush the saw
Tjey listened to the saw, and increased or decreased the speed of the cur. E en more on oak
Nice video Mark, those logs has quite a few board feet in them, and made some good looking lumber. Thanks.... 💯🙏
thanks Barry , yes they both were very nice almost clear spruce.
Perfect video
Big logs and slabs for firewood
thank you.
That was a great video! Don’t know why but it just was very satisfying for me. Thank you and I hope y’all cooled down on such a hot day. 👍
thanks James.
Hey All, Now I enjoyed these big Logs. I know there heavy and a Pain, But it sure does make for some fine watching. Thanks for the video Mark, Eddie and Mark.
thanks Rich.
I like the big and long logs makes a lot of lumber
they sure do mike.
Mark, "reading" a log is truly an art 👍👍My Grandpa taught me how to "read" a log when splitting it for fire wood. The only good thing about 19' is more saw "hum" and the Bus Motor Governor kicking in...Love it!
Those were a couple of beautiful logs! Some of the best I have ever seen. Thank-you for the video.
thanks , I thought the same thing.
FINE pine and the Bus Motor likes the Long logs and Big logs and Tough logs. Happy weekend, Guys and God Bless Yall!
thanks Lewie.
@@markgalicic7788 Yall did GOOD!
@@markgalicic7788 Yall too and the Bus Motor does like me and wears 'T' shirts all the time so it don't have to turn down it's collar for NOTHING!
Hey from Edmonton Alberta Canada...originally from BC...worked a double stack circular mill when I was a kid....BIG TIMBER!
hello , a top saw would be great for big timber.
The season for 19 is over. Nice logs, great sawing. ❤❤❤❤
thanks Karen , we are glad lol.
Man I wish we were having a cool 85 here it’s 95 down here in south Alabama and north west Fl and no wind and the humidity is about 98 but it’s not as bad as snow on the ground God Bless Y’all up there and have a great day
yes it's better than snow for sure.
Wow that is some mighty long logs 🪵 , and nice diameter !!
yes these were nice logs for sure.
Really nice job of sawing on the long timber.
thanks Gary.
Man those logs just keep going on and on and on through the saw they were long! I thought you were going to bust the bottom wall out a few times mark! Lol🤣🤣🤣🤣
yes it was close.
Perhaps your best video yet! Fantastic pieces of timber. You guys did a great job turning it into dimension lumber. Thanks
Your feed rate explanation makes pefect sense. TBT, the folks running their mill flat out video from far enough away that their motor/blade sounds are not easily heard
so impressive seeing your mill at full capacity, truly enjoyable, watching you peel it down :)
Good afternoon ZZ and Mark and Eddie from Clearfield Utah USA
good afternoon Brad.
Good to have the equipment to handle 19' logs. You did well.
thanks Richard.
And the band plays on, and the summer snow falls freely to the ground. The 19 footers most definately be rattling and riding the rails. Nice to see you all in operation again enjoyin what make you happy.
The third get on ‘er arm is back in the swing! Love it fellas, we have a big order for beams coming up soon gonna be cutting lots of longer timbers. Be well! ❤
thanks Rob , happy sawing not the loader arms
Really nice lumber, great results.
In the 1960's we were one of 4 logging contractors that was directed to cut all high grade logs into 18-20' lgths because the mill had received a huge order for #1 (or better) long length 'architectural dense grain' lumber. We were in very tall SYP timber (the finest timber I've ever seen grown in Arkansas) with diameter's of what you sawed today (average 5-6 trees per load). When a tree hit the ground, the first log was an 18 or 20ft and then the next 2-3 logs cut into lgths that utilized the remaining tree.
After 4 weeks of "covering the mill up", the mill's woods supervisor came back and said, "you guys can stop, cut some of those (trees) into 14 and 16 footers, we have that order filled".
Lol, we were just sending what they requested.
thank you.
Good Afternoon from PINE TREE COUNTRY,,, Southeast,,U.S.A. 💯👍🤠🇺🇸.
good afternoon.
Really enjoy seeing the big logs being cut 20ft are great. James from Otway's timber country Victoria Australia
Hello from NH! We run a simonds saw also quite abit smaller but your absolutely right depending on how sharp or how the saw sounds you figure your feed rate, cant force it through especially if its cutting a biggin like you were. Love your videos! Thinking about starting a small channel myself :)
thanks Samuel , let me know if you start a channel.
It's fun sawing those big long logs.
I like it.
I love your narrative about what you’re sawing. I learn so much with every video I watch. From the Pacific Northwest with all the lumber we have, I now understand what my sons are talking about when they talk about the saw mills. Thank you!
Once again great vid thanks love watching and thank god for chewey
thanks Ed.
You are doing a good job listening to that Detroit….it tells you exactly how fast you can feed the log. I think you are very well tuned in to the sound of the diesel and the saw communicating you are right on spot with the feed speed.
I can only imagine how great that pine smells. One of my favorite smells.
That’s some long boards thanks mark 🙏👍🏻
Having breakfast and sawing logs. Gonna be a good day. Your voice also reminded me Big Joe on The big Joe Polka show so now I will go over and enjoy some Polka music. Thanks!
I like it when the third get on ‘er lever comes into play! Glad you’re doing well fellas. In regard to feed speed, not many channels are running such big wood! Also like you said the sound and feel of each machine is different Super duper south can run that carriage faster than I can think, alternatively Dave and I saw as a “heavy hobby” so until production needs to come up we are quite happy most days with our slower feed. Sawdust is still chunky 👍 ❤
Busmoter pulling that hill. Smooth n steady.
for sure.
I'm new to the platform, haven't even subscribed yet. Just learning all the methods. But what I noticed differently is that one flag up there, isn't flapping in the wind like it was. I'm Robbie and 68 yrs. old. Take CARE and stay SAFE. 🌲🌳🪵🪚⚙️
thanks for watching Robbie , it wasn't the flag.
That log turner does good work. Manual labor can't compare. Another good video.
Good video! That is some nice-looking wood.
Hey, Mark - maybe you should put a small 12-volt fan blowing on the camera. That may be just enough moving air to keep the camera cool during these hot days. You may be able to mount it above the camera blowing down and it wouldn't need to rotate with the camera.
thank you great idea.
when you cut 1 in or 2 in thick, how do you adjust the sawmill?
I have 5 presets on the set works that can be adjusted inside the big yellow box on the carriage.
Happy Wednesday Friday Eve 😮
Thursday = Friday eve.
Those 19 footers are good for the sawdust business, thanks.
Good evening from Lincolnshire UK.
good evening Andrew.
beautiful wood nice sawing guys ty so much amen
Late 👀 watching. I finally got yard and shop cleaned up from 6.25 inches of rain in 1 hr. Welcome to the swamps of Louisiana
Thank you for another great video. Cheers
I have a suggestion, while working with longer logs why not hang a convex mirror on the end wall to see where the log is at while moving making you aware of the end of the log. Mirrors like this are used on front end alignment racks to see where the tires are at while driving on so you don't fall off the rack.
yes true.
Good job guys
thanks Tim.
@@markgalicic7788hey Mark, ever fear slipping and putting one of those long logs on the carriage and running it back through the wall? All it would take is an inch too much tail overhang when loading the carriage.
I guess you answered my question in the video about 1 min after I posted.
Sure is Mark
I can watch all day
Tony
Nine o’clock in the morning back in having breakfast I like the boards coming off the mill ,todays job is laying a hay loft floor inch and a half by eight step boards from the mill screwed down nice easy job for two of us , my drill driver is Milwaukee bought a new one yesterday the old one is nearly ten years old it’s had new batteries still works as new I’ve had others they don’t last long and there batteries aren’t as strong , anyway you guys have a nice day
That is a nice log
thanks Mike.
WOW I bet you guys are done with those 19 ' logs ..8 - 12 ' are .much easier 👍👍👍
yes for sure.
hi there good size log , well done , best to all john
Excellent !!!!!!!
thank you.
Not sure what changes you were suggesting... but I noticed the “Beware of Dog” sign is hanging by the Diesel banner and not on the master dog. If you ever have to saw 19’ footers again you’d better hang an old tire tube under the green-white-green flag to act as a bumper.
Sorry about the overheated conditions. Some have suggested ceiling fans for circulating hot air. I was thinking about an evaporative cooler, California Chillers work by misting water which drop temperatures. This solution would require spraying water mist probably above the receiving area and your cab but would probably add to corrosion in your equipment. Sorry I don’t have a better suggestion.
Wishing you and your team a great week filled with gentle seasonally appropriate weather and restful evenings. Peace brother
thank you , you did get it right the beware of dog sign very good!
The third 'get on there pedal' was reinstalled for these 19' logs.
yes it was.
Good job fells.
thank you.
You speak of Mr. Lazer a lot. But I don't think I've seen him. Could you show us how he works?
It dosnt show up very well on video but I think it's lined up on the saw blade so he can see how to line up the log
I also watch John movies all the time 😂I love it a lot 😂he is so funny 😅sometimes when he talks about how you move your sticks.
bet your glad thats done, what will you do with the rest of the pile?
New gonks on the back bench, Hi from Australia
ZZ got the charges dropped? 😮
he's charged up now lol.
Nice red dogs! That’s really all I noticed but you already did a video on the dog repair.
thanks Dennis , not it.
you can tell by the sound hitting a hard spot
yes for sure.
Watching that on the video as it goes by almost looks like the end is never gonna get to the saw in so long
yes that a long stick for sure.
Have you considered putting a hinged double door on the side of your building that you can open up when you are cutting these longer logs?
Nice day 👍🏻
yes it is.
Just curious when you clean the cut up do you wear out a portion of the tooth?
no sir.
What's missing? The sawdust from the previous video. Smiles.
I like it LOL!
Due to the size and weight, your Booms were more like Thuds today. I have had concerns about a log hitting that back wall and today those concerns were valid. It looks like the men had to work a little harder today. I had a power outage last night for a few hours; what is the name of that battery that you use and is it still good????? Thanks!!!!! Good to see you all.
thanks Alan , it's a Pecron E600 a great power unit.
New red paint?
These past two videos-I think these were the longest logs I've seen you saw so far. -->Ric
If you go back to the older videos we sawed our 23' oak beam for this building.
@@markgalicic7788 I'll have to check it out.
That is a pretty long log! If you slide it back too far, will the log go thru the wall!
We didn't see what was different but on days like that a couple of ceiling fans might make the crew happy? Grandpa was wondering if 2"x4"x16' isn't Mr. Horvath's favorite, does he like 2"x4"x19' better? (Grandpa does have a sense of humor 😁) He really does enjoy these White Pine/ Spruce videos, they make him feel young again. This was the first time I noticed the "flag" with a picture of the bus on it towards the "knee" end. Someone did a nice job making that. Haven't seen Sammy the Safety gnome for a bit those gnomes looked a little different too.
I know what happened. You forgot to introduce THE Eddie
thanks Anthony , the banner has been there for a couple of years now , Hi grandpa!
Thanks guys.
your welcome.
nice big wood guys ty
thanks Richard.
Where is the bus motor sign at? Did you move it ?
it's in the same place.
Was the improvement the third arm that I mentioned in the last video?
Bill
not it Bill.
Thanks!
How many years did it take Y’all to set up this operation and get it to this point ? Watching from Raleigh / Durham, NC USA
One o’clock Wednesday morning them were fare logs on the mill, having a brew not long back in just had a lathe delivered i salvaged eight inch chuck and fourty inch between centers very late 1980s needs a bit of TLC , this has a longer bed than my newer master so I’ll swop it out don’t think I’ll ever sell my 1956 colchmaster they don’t build lathes like that any more, anyway have a nice day
Thank god for that, get some chestnut or oak the next batch bro, that wold be fun , I wish I wold be near to you guys and not across the ocean, I wold cook you guys my fabulous dish, mushrooms with spinach and lam , with chped olives ,anchovies olive oil and green salad leaves, with an glass off my 2010 wine , you guys will love , and I wold wold be honered to make that for you guys, you work so hard and im pleased with you're videos, thank you
thank you Skender that sounds great!
I mean that bro, its not just a writing or whatever they agreed , it's an honest brothers agreement bro, simple meal to semple love,we got it, do you??!!
What does the 'Master Dog' do? Or what is its function?
Good video Bus Motor Productions
thanks James.
Spruce manglitter fragrance, she said yes please!😎
a great fragrance for sure.
Don't crowd the saw!..lol i learned that 40 some years ago in 7th grade wood shop class!
Mark, how big a kerf does the sawmill produce?
I think he said in another video that it is 9/32
@@phenoix75 Thanks !
Another good one guys! Y’all keep doin whatcha doin! I wondered what they do with the saw dust?and why do you not put walnut shavings in with the rest of it? Thanks
Thats wasn't a boom it was a kaboom 😂
yes it was.
I wish you good health
Nathan had trouble with his GoPro overheating also. Call the company!!
Do you have to straighten the saw from time to time, we call it ironing
Yes. Here it is called hammering.
Awesome
thank you.
So 19's will become a 10 and 8?
Nice 🪵 logs
thank you.
@ 2"20 that looks like one of the biggest logs you have milled ??
we did a 23' oak beam.
@@markgalicic7788 what about the 24’ walnut beam above the log deck?
Mark, do you think that round saw milling will ever become a victimless crime? What changed? ZZ Marky-Mark sprinted out from under his hat?
good one LOL!
Sounds good Mark! Keep your eyes peeled for an email mid July. Measuring for another order. Thanks! (Was it the Texas Flag different?)
thanks Russ , we hope to get your order sawed soon , not the Texas flag.
I cant get over how quickly these chainsaws cut through those massive trees.
New saw blade.
I've been curious about how the measurement wheel works... Does it measure from the back of the blade and not include the kerf? Or from the front? How big is the kerf on the blade? I ask because typical 2x4 is 1-1/2 x 3-1/2 and you were cutting at 8-1/4 and 4. Trying to do the math.
The wheel measures to the carriage side of the blade and they're cutting actual 2x4s. The blade is 1/4" thick so to get two 4" boards they need to include the 1/4" in the first cut. So cut at 8-1/4 then cut that in half at 4" if that makes sense.
@@TheWeekendWoodshop Thank you Sir! " they're cutting actual 2x4s"