So nice to see ZZ Mark back I know it "ain't getting it done" but I really like your opening chats. It's like standing in the yard talking with the neighbors. When yes, we probably should be working.
Thanks Anthony! Great to be back at the mill with all the sounds, smells and textures. Those intros are the real deal- no rehearsal, no editing, no second takes. Just some guys ready to make lumber.
Thanks for the Dog Cam views. It gives another perspective of your operation. Good seeing ZZ back with your crew. Wishing you and your team a great week. Peace Mark
@@mark6062 Always good seeing you on the team. The Dog Cam angle made for some interesting views. It’s great seeing what goes on at your end of the process. Peace brother.
It's good to see ZZ Mark is back with the crew. That was a pretty nice Oak log that y'all done today. Enjoyed the video as usual, thanks guys and God bless
Thanks John, great to be back at the mill, even if they saved some of the heavy stuff for me to participate. Appreciate your viewership of the channel!
Hey Stephen, it’s really good to be back at the mill with Mark and THE Eddie! I missed the smell, the noise, the guys and the work! Thanks for watching!
An amazing log, beautiful lumber. I like the dog cam as an addition to the camera angles, it adds a little something to the video. Thanks for bringing us along. Welcome back ZZ your were missed.
Hi everyone. Not a fan of " dog cam." I'm just suggesting an idea. When Mark turns the log. Use the dog cam. When Mark is sawing the log. Using the control building's cam. So. Everyone can be happy w/ both cams. Just a thought. I agree. One of the best red oak logs in a long while. Beautiful wood. 🥰 Thanks Mark, ZZ Mark, & Ed. Welcome back ZZ! 😊😉👍❤️💜🙏
What a surprise to see Z Z Mark backyard n the sawmill! He made it back just in time to see some beautiful genuine red oak lumber! That was really a beautiful oak log Mark and it was a treat to watch you guys saw it. Thanks for the great video!
Love the dog 📷 it's was a different view. Please do more of the dog cam.. I always enjoy your videos I give them a thumbs up always. Keep up great work you guys. Thanks for sharing your videos.
This is one of my favorite channels! There is something meditative and therapeutic about watching logs turned by chewy and then getting cut slice by slice. I love that you're experimenting with new camera angles. The dog cam provides an interesting view, but I find that it makes me a bit seasick, although the view of the cab and the boys from that side is appreciated.
It’s May 6th 2024, it’s been a chilly Spring in upstate SC. But without a doubt warmer days will be here soon. I hope each of you are doing well. Stay safe and God bless. Richard B 👍😊
👍👌👏 Very nice red oak very well sawn. 2) Don't need/like the dog cam. Thanks a lot for making explaining recording editing uploading and sharing. Best regards luck and especially health to all of you.
Great video Mark and Eddie and great to see ZZ Mark back at the mill. Very different camera view from the dogs. Stunning looking board's coming off the log. Hope everyone's keeping well. Take care.
Thanks for watching the movie Maria! My beard has been tied up for the past 5 weeks- it needed some fresh sawdust sprinkled on it to make it relax!! Now if we can keep THE Eddie’s whiskers from getting chopped off, he usually has a summer style going on about now, just a little shorter.
good to see all the crew together mark, welcome back ZZ and happy mothers day to your adopted mum mark, im sure we'd all love to meet her on here and watch her pull eddie into line lol
Hello again from north Texas .. cool new view of the saw/log inter-action .. view across the front lot and roadway with traffic .. and of course, cab operations.
I'm not to crazy about watching the log from the backside. All you see is uncut log. I like watching the front of the log cuts. I can see the wood grain exposed. So much better than watching the backside.
nice log... beautiful red oak. please don't use the 'doggie cam' regularly. you can't see the saw cutting and the boards falling down. that's a big reason i watch your channel, seeing the boards come off the saw. also happy mothers day to you all.
ZZ, Thanks for the mention! Definitely need to stop out and say hello and chat about making sawdust. My old Frick 0 mill is all manual, makes me jealous of your hydraulic power! - Brad
Short footage from the Dog Cam is great, don't make it long clips from that angle tho. Could also try a cam angle from the back of the buzz saw looking towards the cab.
I like seeing it from your view. So I can see the boards getting cut by the saw blade. Edit: I read the other comments. I didn’t realize you could extend only the top dogs and leave the bottom dogs retracted.
Use the dog cam much less. It is often just a static shot of one of the dogs which hides the cuts being made. Variety of shots is good, but each should serve particular purpose and not interfere with the narrative of the cuts. I agree that its a beautiful red oak log!
I prefer it without dog cam I don’t know why
I agree. The dog cam kinda sucks. LoL 😅
👍👌👏 Me too, definitely!
Best regards, luck and health in particular.
Can’t see what the blade is doing…
It's a different view for sure. But I want to see the blade when it goes through the log.
Yeah, i wanna see it from the sawyers perspective
So nice to see ZZ Mark back
I know it "ain't getting it done" but I really like your opening chats. It's like standing in the yard talking with the neighbors. When yes, we probably should be working.
thanks Anthony , glad you like our intro chats.
Thanks Anthony! Great to be back at the mill with all the sounds, smells and textures. Those intros are the real deal- no rehearsal, no editing, no second takes. Just some guys ready to make lumber.
Buying all 4 of you guys a cold beer!
thank you Dave!
Thanks for the Dog Cam views. It gives another perspective of your operation. Good seeing ZZ back with your crew. Wishing you and your team a great week. Peace Mark
Hi Cat! Great to be back with the crew! Thanks for watching us saw some beautiful oak!
@@mark6062 Always good seeing you on the team. The Dog Cam angle made for some interesting views. It’s great seeing what goes on at your end of the process. Peace brother.
It's good to see ZZ Mark is back with the crew. That was a pretty nice Oak log that y'all done today. Enjoyed the video as usual, thanks guys and God bless
thanks Gary.
Hey Gary, it’s great to be back! Thanks for watching the movie!
@@mark6062 you've been missed brother
that was awesome having ZZ Mark back.. even Buzzsaw Buzzy, the whole crew is here! wow that's some beautiful Oak!
thanks John.
Thanks John, great to be back at the mill, even if they saved some of the heavy stuff for me to participate. Appreciate your viewership of the channel!
that red oak is beautiful, those patterns make me want to go back into woodworking and I haven't done any in thirty years.
Mark I live here in Townsville North Queensland Australia watch all you videos , and I will be 74years on this Friday 19th May 2023.
Nice to see ZZ back, nice booms from the dog cam love riding the sled while cutting great to see everyone back together
Thanks Christina- for watching the movie and the welcome back thoughts! Nice to get back to work with these guys!
@@mark6062 with you Mark and T.H.E. Eddie Harvack you guys make the show you guys make it look easy when I know it is not
Love the Doggy Cam, new perspective. Also finally a view of the turning device for your normal camera....
Great video Mark, nice too see the 3 amigo's back together. Thanks for sharing
thanks Stephen.
Hey Stephen, it’s really good to be back at the mill with Mark and THE Eddie! I missed the smell, the noise, the guys and the work! Thanks for watching!
That oak was SWEET! Good sawing and Happy Mom Day and God Bless!
thanks Lewie.
@@markgalicic7788 U 2!
Thanks Mark and Eddie and ZZ Mark nice lumber rainy day
thanks Chris.
An amazing log, beautiful lumber. I like the dog cam as an addition to the camera angles, it adds a little something to the video. Thanks for bringing us along. Welcome back ZZ your were missed.
Hi everyone. Not a fan of " dog cam." I'm just suggesting an idea. When Mark turns the log. Use the dog cam. When Mark is sawing the log. Using the control building's cam. So. Everyone can be happy w/ both cams. Just a thought. I agree. One of the best red oak logs in a long while. Beautiful wood. 🥰 Thanks Mark, ZZ Mark, & Ed. Welcome back ZZ! 😊😉👍❤️💜🙏
Hey Lawrence, thanks for the feedback! Really good to be back at the mill- missed the guys and the therapy of fresh sawn lumber!
Your welcome ZZ. See you next time. 😊😉👍❤️💜🙏
What a surprise to see Z Z Mark backyard n the sawmill! He made it back just in time to see some beautiful genuine red oak lumber! That was really a beautiful oak log Mark and it was a treat to watch you guys saw it. Thanks for the great video!
thanks Randall.
Surprise! A little extra time off for good behavior and now I can get back to my saw mill therapy! Thanks for watching the video Randall!
Like the dog cam
thanks Dave.
That was a very nice red oak Amigo.. Not too often do I see an almost clear log.. Good stuff guys !!
thanks Floyd.
Love the dog cam views! Just wish your mill was closer to home as I would love to visit. keep up the great work boys.
Love the dog 📷 it's was a different view. Please do more of the dog cam.. I always enjoy your videos I give them a thumbs up always. Keep up great work you guys. Thanks for sharing your videos.
thanks James.
I like the new camera angles. It adds some variety to the video. The blade side is still my favorite angel.
Red Oak always has such a gorgeous grain in it.
Welcome back ZZ
Thanks Brian! Great to get back to the mill for my therapy sessions! Appreciate you watching the video!
Nice to see the entire process, slabbing AND edging. A view from the Dog Cam is very nice from time to time.
Red Oak has always been my favorite I love the look of it
Dog cam is like going to a ball game and your seat is behind a pillar, you can hear what’s going on, you just can’t see it.
but you did get to see how the dogs worked .
This is one of my favorite channels! There is something meditative and therapeutic about watching logs turned by chewy and then getting cut slice by slice. I love that you're experimenting with new camera angles. The dog cam provides an interesting view, but I find that it makes me a bit seasick, although the view of the cab and the boys from that side is appreciated.
It’s May 6th 2024, it’s been a chilly Spring in upstate SC. But without a doubt warmer days will be here soon. I hope each of you are doing well. Stay safe and God bless.
Richard B 👍😊
Love the new camera angles 😍
Nice to have ZZ back to help with the heavy stuff. Beautiful Red Oak lumber.
Thanks for watching Richard! I did notice they were saving the heavy stuff for me to help with too! That was really some beautiful oak!
I like seeing the face of the log. No to the dog cam.
agree fully
👍👌👏 Very nice red oak very well sawn. 2) Don't need/like the dog cam.
Thanks a lot for making explaining recording editing uploading and sharing.
Best regards luck and especially health to all of you.
thank you.
Happy to see ZZ again. Welcome back. Not a fan of "dog cam". I love seeing the new face every time you make a cut. Another great video Mark.
Hi Jeff, it is good to get back to the mill! Thanks for watching the video!
I really like the dog cam; gives another perspective. I also like the editing in this episode.
thanks Steve.
Love that camera angle on the back showing the log dogs ,and the back of the blade.
ZZ, glad you are back!
Thanks Reg! It is nice to be back at the mill with the guys.
Welcome back ZZ Mark.
Thanks Robert! Good to get back for my therapy saw mill sessions! Appreciate your viewing the movie!
Pretty soon it’s going to be ZZ Eddie
That is a good idea having the dog cam.
thanks Randy.
Good to see Z Z Mark back!
yes it is!
Great to be back for my therapy! Thanks for watching the movie!
Best sawmill channel on YT. Period. 🎉
Great video Mark and Eddie and great to see ZZ Mark back at the mill. Very different camera view from the dogs. Stunning looking board's coming off the log. Hope everyone's keeping well. Take care.
Welcome back ZZ. Loved hearing the "boom" from the dog can . 4:28 pm
Thanks Patrick! Appreciate you watching the saw mill videos! Did you see the camera shake on that BOOM? That was cool! It’s good to be back
really like all the different angles made an already good video even better look forward to the next one
thank you.
Great to see the Graybeards back togeather. 😊
Thanks for watching the movie Maria! My beard has been tied up for the past 5 weeks- it needed some fresh sawdust sprinkled on it to make it relax!! Now if we can keep THE Eddie’s whiskers from getting chopped off, he usually has a summer style going on about now, just a little shorter.
New camera angle so-so, I like the reveal when opening a log. Welcome back ZZ!
thanks Greg.
I love the red oak. Its the most beautiful wood I've ever seen 💕
thanks Edward.
Im right with you on that one Mark. I lost mine on Qct 1 2006 as well. I sure do miss her even still but i know with out a doubt i will see her again.
Good evening from Lincolnshire UK.
good evening Andrew.
love the dog cam! thanks for making the effort to install it. love the videos!
thank you , just wanted to try something new.
YES VOTE ON THE DOG CAM. GOOD IDEA. THANKS
thanks Neil , lots of dog cam haters lol!
Nice clear looking log
Love the new angle
That was a gorgeous red oak 😊😊😊😊👍
thanks Evan.
Sweet boards there! I liked.
I am liking your new camera views.
good to see all the crew together mark, welcome back ZZ and happy mothers day to your adopted mum mark, im sure we'd all love to meet her on here and watch her pull eddie into line lol
thanks Marc.
Thanks for watching Marc, great comment about Mrs Horvath! It’s good to be back at the mill
Hello again from north Texas .. cool new view of the saw/log inter-action .. view across the front lot and roadway with traffic .. and of course, cab operations.
Love the dog cam!!
Boy Mother Nature gave you guys a gem, good to watch, while wondering what the log witnessed in its life....... 🌳🌳🌳🌳
The interior quality of that log is astonishing.
Really enjoyed the dog cam Mark.
thanks Tony.
Cool new view!
thanks John.
Like the dog cam! Variety is appreciated.
interesting to see how much of a beating the knees take during turning. what a beauty of a log. thanks for the video
My birthday was on the 18th. Turned 67. Hope all is well!
Welcome back ZZ! Good to see you!
Take care and stay safe guys! God bless!✝️🙏🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
Beautiful oak boards.
Boom, what a wonderful log. 🪵
Sweet! What a great lookin' log!
thanks Doug , I tried calling you Saturday and got your voice mail hope all's well.
I would be happy with any of those boards they look great. Great video guys thank you.👍
thanks Dennis.
LOVE the Dog cam
WELCOME BACK Z Z
Thanks Kenneth! I did miss the time away from the mill! Appreciate your viewing the movies!
Good job guy's nice looking work! Keep it up
Nice mill. Man & machine syncronized to create some great products. Thanks for the opportunity to experience this great operation.
thanks Jeff.
That is a beautiful clear log. It squared up nicely. I wish all my logs were that nice.
Hi Mark! I wish I could smell the wood being cut. My father had a woodshop and I miss the smell of saw dust when he worked. That was 35 years ago.
yes a great smell for sure , I will give you a call soon hope all's well.
Love the new camera angles keep it going !
Dog cam hilarious !!!
I'm not to crazy about watching the log from the backside. All you see is uncut log. I like watching the front of the log cuts. I can see the wood grain exposed. So much better than watching the backside.
A little on top is ok. But I do like to see the grain pop out on the log.
it was to show how the dogs work , many people asked to see this .
Ok that just shows you give your viewers what they ask for. Good show. Enjoyed watching it anyways.
nice log... beautiful red oak. please don't use the 'doggie cam' regularly. you can't see the saw cutting and the boards falling down. that's a big reason i watch your channel, seeing the boards come off the saw. also happy mothers day to you all.
Like the Dog Cam. Different view of the log and the staff.
Loving the Dog Cam. Gives another perspective to a Wonderful Video.
thank you.
ZZ, Thanks for the mention! Definitely need to stop out and say hello and chat about making sawdust. My old Frick 0 mill is all manual, makes me jealous of your hydraulic power! - Brad
Great to hear from you Brad! Looking forward to seeing you visit one day, lots to talk about!
Welcome back JJ keep your nose clean the sawmill needs you.
Your right George! I need to behave myself! These saw mill therapy sessions should keep me on the right path. Thanks for watching the movie!
Good evening from Cape Town, South Africa
good evening Rod.
Happy mother's day lads... may you all be well!! 😁😁
thank you.
Love the “Dog cam”!!!
thank you.
Nice new camera angles! The total story of the cut!
nice to see zz back and a nice stick of oak whats not to like
thanks Martin.
Appreciate your welcome back Martin! Thanks for watching the video. Wasn’t that an incredible oak log?
...lookin' good, nice log, making great lumber, keep safe..
thanks Bob.
Nice sawing men, nice log.
enjoyed the video.
THAT was an exceptional log. I wish I could get some like that.
Short footage from the Dog Cam is great, don't make it long clips from that angle tho.
Could also try a cam angle from the back of the buzz saw looking towards the cab.
I like the dog cam
I hate the new camera angles. I want to see the blade.
same here..........
Dog Cam!! COOL I put it on full screen. nice.
I like seeing it from your view. So I can see the boards getting cut by the saw blade.
Edit: I read the other comments. I didn’t realize you could extend only the top dogs and leave the bottom dogs retracted.
this is why I did a dog cam because people ask how do the dogs work.
That is some Beautiful Oak Lumber.
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Use the dog cam much less. It is often just a static shot of one of the dogs which hides the cuts being made. Variety of shots is good, but each should serve particular purpose and not interfere with the narrative of the cuts. I agree that its a beautiful red oak log!