I really don't think Eddie needs to be babysitted bye you mark ! He's a grown man Wether you think he is or not ! Like Eddie said , respect is a word that everyone should have in their vocabulary !
Mark and Eddie have been sawing for more than 30 years. The communication while sawing in between them is impeccable. Sometimes you stoops don't know when to shut up with your comments. SHUT UP!
Mark, I have a question ⁉️ You made a comment about the pile of sawdust being "hot". Is there any chance that the temperature of the sawdust could cause it to catch fire....?? Self combustion ?
@@johnking8679 Yes, a pile of sawdust is like a pile of compost. It gradually breaks down and builds up heat. It can catch fire, But I don't think is a too big of worry.
Hi guys just settin here waiting for the Hospice nurse to show up and watching your video, you mentioned one of your viewers was celebrating his 43 anniversary, congratulations to him. I am 86 and on the 13 my wife and I will have been married 44 years, I hope she makes the 13 as she is in the final stage of Parkinson’s and not doing well. Thanks for the entertainment!
Hi Mark and Eddie, I’ve been watching Helmsburg Sawmill lately as well as yourselves. What a difference! He runs 4 saws in unison and churns out boards in one run of the carriage. It all seems a bit hectic but I admit I prefer your laid back approach. He uses RED lasers which are easier to see than your green one. Keep on sawing. Biker John from UK.
If only I was close to where you are......bit far away though, as I'm in Seventeen Seventy, Qld, Australia. I have some Australian Red Cedar (Toona Ciliatus) and Silky Oak (Grevillia Robustus) that I need milled.
Does black oak smell like dog crap when you saw it, or am I confusing it with another wood? Here in north Alabama we have red and white oak, no black on our land
My wife and I celebrated our 37th Anniversary on March 30th, her 54th Birthday on April 3rd, and my 56th birthday is on April 12th! Life is good!! Thanks for the videos, love them all! Wish I could send super thanks, but I'm still out of work from my two back surgeries!
Good evening everyone I moved and have been busy with my beautiful new home. I've been watching your videos but really never got to tell you what I thought. Sorry mark keep up the amazing work and God Bless
Hi 👋 from California 😂😅! Walnut can’t be used for animals. The roots of Black Walnut (Juglans nigra L.) and Butternut (Juglans cinerea L.) produce a substance known as juglone (5-hydroxy- alphanapthaquinone). Juglans is dangerous to Horses, dogs, and can kill off veggies of all kinds.
I was a little late commenting. Grandpa was honored you made his year I think. The party had to be put on pause for a good sawyer to work his craft. On behalf of our entire family we thank you and your crew. 😊
So what happens with the sawdust once taken away ive no experience in a sawmill but the smell of wood cuttings must be amazing love watching here from scotland 👌🏴
Charcoal plant buys it puts ?additives? Only use lump charcol for cooking. I would eat marshmallows roasted over Goodyears and tubes of grease b4 briquettes.
Someone else commented: "Black walnut shavings are a toxic bedding for horses. The innermost wood of the black walnut causes toxicity after oral or skin contact. Bedding containing as little as 20 percent fresh black walnut shavings made from old or new wood can cause toxicity. Within a few hours of toxicity, the following signs occur. Depression. Stocking up. Warm hooves. Acute laminitis (founder), Stiff gait. Reluctance to move As toxicity progresses you see, Laminitis may result in coffin bone rotation in severe cases, Flared nostrils, Colic, Swelling in the neck and chest areas, High heart and breath rates, High body temperature".
@@Koorisin My sister has 2 horses, and has ridden most of her life. I did not know this either. There's about a million things that aren't good for horses. And half of them lead to colic it seems to me. It's a lot of work and knowledge to keep horses going. And no 2 riders will ever agree on every method or protocol.
Black walnut shavings are a toxic bedding for horses. The innermost wood of the black walnut causes toxicity after oral or skin contact. Bedding containing as little as 20 percent fresh black walnut shavings made from old or new wood can cause toxicity. Within a few hours of toxicity, the following signs occur. Depression. Stocking up. Warm hooves. Acute laminitis (founder), Stiff gait. Reluctance to move As toxicity progresses you see, Laminitis may result in coffin bone rotation in severe cases, Flared nostrils, Colic, Swelling in the neck and chest areas, High heart and breath rates, High body temperature
That black oak has some really nice grain. Pretty cool.seeing those layers of different woods. In the sawdust!! Thanks Mark. You guys stay safe and God bless.
Actually there is a market for bandsaw mill sawdust...also a bandsaw mill of equal size to yours will produce similar sawdust. Why no walnut dust? Awesome video 👍
👍👌👏 I say that this wasn't an ugly but a good looking log. I like all the wood with "character". 😁 ;-) Might not be as useful than without knots, but is definitely more beautiful. At least for my kind of personal taste. Thanks a lot for making teaching explaining recording editing uploading and sharing. Best regards luck and especially health to all of you.
Wow, Christmas come around your place quite often. You have great followers. That was a big one but nothing that you could not handle. No eclipse here. I am to far north and it is cloudy. From Wisconsin, it is always good to see you.
Hi guys, Henry West here From Australia. The 14th of April 2024 is our 50th wedding anniversary. Me and my wife Louise. PS I just love watching the grain come out in the Timbers you cut
Does the sawdust go to a community compost site? Mixed with yard waste and ground up Christmas trees it can be sold or given back to gardeners after composting. We can take green garbage bags to the site each spring and get compost for our gardens.
Love all the sawing action! In this episode you mentioned you don't blow walnut sawdust into the pile - I'm curious why that is? Are there similar things you look out for with respect to specific tree types?
Hi Mark. Ed, & ZZ. Beautiful lumber. Looks too good for stalls. Ed is right. Red oak. Helmburg's black oak is golden wood w/ black grains. Both are equally beautiful. I saw most of our eclipse before 4pm. Then " moon" moved quickly away. People traveled to Niagara Falls & they were cloudy. We were cloudy about 4:30pm. Have a good Monday night everyone. 😍😊😉👍💜❤️🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🌳
The black oak around here smells like a barn lot! I cut a big pin oak log that was 19 feet long and 26 inches at the butt end. My buddy helped me out with his Wood Mizer helped me cut it up. I save my brother a 4inch x10 inch 10 foot long piece for his mantel. He didn't use it. I still have it in my barn on the concrete floor. He said it was too heavy,
42 degrees? Are you kidding me? You guys are tough, and as a spoiled lifetime member of the San Diego "I love warm weather club", you can have it. I spent two winters in the Army in Virginia, visited relatives in Shamokin, PA in the winter and I have come to the conclusion that you guys are tough. Good looking wood.
Interesting ending with the sawdust. Have you ever considered parking a dumpster into the sawdust shed to collect and transport? What an amazing depth of your operation. Wishing you and your team a blessed week. Peace Mark
That was a SOLID log and had some real grain to it. Nay, the Bus Motor cared not for it and made hash thereof. Lot of good boards for a Stop sight deal. Thanks, Mark and crew! Happy week and I don't think the eclipse will kill you graveyard dead! God Bless Yall!
Hey Mark. Great sawing video! That “ugly” black oak log did not turn out to be so ugly after all! That log was quite a surprise and yielded some absolutely beautiful oak lumber. You mentioned that a good share of the black oak boards will be used for horse stall material but will you sort any of the grade boards out of that bundle of black oak? I hope you set aside some of those clear wide boards and but them on stickers.Thanks very much for another visit to the sawdust bin and the loading of the dumpster box.
I really don't think Eddie needs to be babysitted bye you mark ! He's a grown man Wether you think he is or not ! Like Eddie said , respect is a word that everyone should have in their vocabulary !
Go away
Mark and Eddie have been sawing for more than 30 years. The communication while sawing in between them is impeccable. Sometimes you stoops don't know when to shut up with your comments. SHUT UP!
Now then lads !! Be NICE !!
Mark, I have a question ⁉️ You made a comment about the pile of sawdust being "hot". Is there any chance that the temperature of the sawdust could cause it to catch fire....?? Self combustion ?
@@johnking8679 Yes, a pile of sawdust is like a pile of compost. It gradually breaks down and builds up heat. It can catch fire, But I don't think is a too big of worry.
Hi guys just settin here waiting for the Hospice nurse to show up and watching your video, you mentioned one of your viewers was celebrating his 43 anniversary, congratulations to him. I am 86 and on the 13 my wife and I will have been married 44 years, I hope she makes the 13 as she is in the final stage of Parkinson’s and not doing well. Thanks for the entertainment!
Wishing you both best wishes for each day that comes.
Sorry to hear that. Married 44 years is no longer the norm. Don’t know how you do it.
Watched my Mom and Dad pass. Miss both.
Good luck to you both!
Prayers
Best wishes to both of you.
very sorry to hear that .
Pretty nice lumber!
thank you.
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I like it!
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thank you.
Sawdust... Ithought it was called Man Glitter!
Daggone!
Those are some of the prettiest boards you’ve made, to date.
Our Heavenly Father certainly took his time growing THAT one !
yes for sure.
I'm wondering why no walnut in the dust bin?
Me too
Yes me too
it's bad for horses.
@@markgalicic7788 ?????
These are my favorite. Big log, beautiful wood.
I like them too.
Hi Mark and Eddie, I’ve been watching Helmsburg Sawmill lately as well as yourselves. What a difference! He runs 4 saws in unison and churns out boards in one run of the carriage. It all seems a bit hectic but I admit I prefer your laid back approach. He uses RED lasers which are easier to see than your green one. Keep on sawing. Biker John from UK.
I finally saw the laser ! 😅😅😊
great.
If only I was close to where you are......bit far away though, as I'm in Seventeen Seventy, Qld, Australia. I have some Australian Red Cedar (Toona Ciliatus) and Silky Oak (Grevillia Robustus) that I need milled.
Wow what happened to the laser. Its really bright now
it's a 50 MW laser that we just got.
There was some really nice boards hiding inside that ugly log.
Why no walnut sawdust
If used for animal bedding, would make the animals ill, especially horses.
Toxic to horses
Does black oak smell like dog crap when you saw it, or am I confusing it with another wood? Here in north Alabama we have red and white oak, no black on our land
27:49 why don't you mix the walnut sawdust with the other. Sorry if it's a rookie question. Love the channel guys keep up the good work
it's bad for horses.
Good video Mark. You guys saw some beautiful wood. You ever saw any Birch? Just curious.
thanks Barry , we do get birch in but not very often.
That is SOME BEAUTIFUL WOOD!🤩
I am so happy ZZTOP found jobs. Thanks Mark.😂😂😂
your welcome.
I love that crazy looking grain in that black oak! I tend to favor the rustic look ....having lots of character.
yes it's very rustic.
the bigger the log, the bigger the challenge. thats what makes for a good vid. nice job.
thanks Jerry.
You should build a port for the dumpster bin and blow the sawdust straight into it. That would save all the bucket work.
Keeping the dumpster for months would cost money.
@@Orcinus1967 That's true.
My wife and I celebrated our 37th Anniversary on March 30th, her 54th Birthday on April 3rd, and my 56th birthday is on April 12th! Life is good!! Thanks for the videos, love them all! Wish I could send super thanks, but I'm still out of work from my two back surgeries!
Happy Anniversary & Birthday to both of you.
Thank you very much for taking the time to film what you are doing there. Mutch appreciated!
Mikael Carlsson from Sweden
Thank you Mikael!
who gives a -----what people think
true.
Hi guys how are all you doing from Michigan
we are doing great thank you!
Good evening everyone I moved and have been busy with my beautiful new home. I've been watching your videos but really never got to tell you what I thought. Sorry mark keep up the amazing work and God Bless
Ugly.......it is absolutely beautiful !!
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The laser wasn't bright for long
Please do some quarter sawn videos
it's to hard to quarter saw on this mill.
With this video, you can definitely see "Mr. Lazer". Should silence all of the complaints
he did show up good today.
Thanks Mark enjoy you, eddie and zz be safe God Bless
Hi 👋 from California 😂😅! Walnut can’t be used for animals. The roots of Black Walnut (Juglans nigra L.) and Butternut (Juglans cinerea L.) produce a substance known as juglone (5-hydroxy- alphanapthaquinone). Juglans is dangerous to Horses, dogs, and can kill off veggies of all kinds.
walnut sawdust is bad for horses.
Nice set up you have there. I have about 30 logs need be sawed up. Have a great day.
I was a little late commenting. Grandpa was honored you made his year I think. The party had to be put on pause for a good sawyer to work his craft. On behalf of our entire family we thank you and your crew. 😊
What a beautiful wood!!!
There must be 1000 feet of wood, only with the Sawdust.
Thanks guys Nice Job, Beautiful lumber
@ 12:20 fire in the sawdust box and the stop in video not explained very well / does Eddie's channel tell why saw blade stopped ?
Piece of wood stuck between the blade and the conveyor.
The friction caused by the wood being jammed in the blade causes sparks and leads to fire problems.
Black oak can not be ugly or nasty
this was a nice one.
Good video Bus Motor Productions
thanks James.
and a good evening from Vienna, Austria
good evening.
It's unsafe to work when you're hungry.
"Nothing goes to waist here at the sawmill"......accept all those raspberry Danish and coffee cakes, in the pre-snack to our snack videos.
yes for sure Rich lol.
So what happens with the sawdust once taken away ive no experience in a sawmill but the smell of wood cuttings must be amazing love watching here from scotland 👌🏴
it's used for horse stall bedding.
Charcoal plant buys it puts ?additives? Only use lump charcol for cooking. I would eat marshmallows roasted over Goodyears and tubes of grease b4 briquettes.
Why no walnut dust in the bin?
Someone else commented: "Black walnut shavings are a toxic bedding for horses. The innermost wood of the black walnut causes toxicity after oral or skin contact. Bedding containing as little as 20 percent fresh black walnut shavings made from old or new wood can cause toxicity. Within a few hours of toxicity, the following signs occur. Depression. Stocking up. Warm hooves. Acute laminitis (founder), Stiff gait. Reluctance to move
As toxicity progresses you see, Laminitis may result in coffin bone rotation in severe cases, Flared nostrils, Colic, Swelling in the neck and chest areas, High heart and breath rates, High body temperature".
@@Orcinus1967 did not know, thanks!
@@Koorisin My sister has 2 horses, and has ridden most of her life. I did not know this either. There's about a million things that aren't good for horses. And half of them lead to colic it seems to me. It's a lot of work and knowledge to keep horses going. And no 2 riders will ever agree on every method or protocol.
You need a Red Laser that sits level with the top of your saw!
this works good for me.
Lovely work - thanks for sharing!
That log is huge. Thanks for sharing
your welcome , glad you liked it.
Hi Mark where does the sawdust go and what do they do with it best wishes from the UK I used to work in a sawmill in London starting at the age of 15
Charcoal plant buys it, here in midwest.truck and trailer stood up pointed to the sky to dump
Thanks for the stop sign video, they are my favorites. All those face cuts and wide boards are a sight for sore eyes!
your welcome Alan glad you liked it.
Good evening from Ely Cambridgeshire
good evening Stephen.
Pretty nice looking lumber
yes it was.
What do they do with the sawdust - make briquettes?
Good evening from Lincolnshire UK.
good evening Andrew.
large logs are my favorite.
I enjoy sawing them.
What's the deal with Walnut dust?
It will make animals ill, especially horses, so it's best not to save it with the rest of the sawdust.
Black walnut shavings are a toxic bedding for horses. The innermost wood of the black walnut causes toxicity after oral or skin contact. Bedding containing as little as 20 percent fresh black walnut shavings made from old or new wood can cause toxicity. Within a few hours of toxicity, the following signs occur. Depression. Stocking up. Warm hooves. Acute laminitis (founder), Stiff gait. Reluctance to move
As toxicity progresses you see, Laminitis may result in coffin bone rotation in severe cases, Flared nostrils, Colic, Swelling in the neck and chest areas, High heart and breath rates, High body temperature
I love the grain on this wood. Very impressive.
Do you have a ripping saw chain on little Donny ? It will cut better if you do.
No it not it is the 10th of April.😂😅☘☘☘☘☘☘☘
😮 What a beautiful log. 😢
Log has some gorgeous heartwood
Not black oak but red oak. Black oak has yellow inner bark.
.
Make some nice furniture
yes it would , but smells bad.
Great video mark
thanks Andruw.
plenty of dogs up and down for the kids today no booms
we did have one good boom.
I like the stop signs ,means lots of cutting ,thanks 🇨🇦
they are fun to saw.
That black oak has some really nice grain. Pretty cool.seeing those layers of different woods. In the sawdust!! Thanks Mark. You guys stay safe and God bless.
thanks Doug.
Hooked on logs
Tony
Actually there is a market for bandsaw mill sawdust...also a bandsaw mill of equal size to yours will produce similar sawdust. Why no walnut dust? Awesome video 👍
thank you , walnut is bad for horses.
Hola buenas terdes, no has conciderado hacer briquetas con el serrin? asi podrias vender el producto para calefacción, solo es una idea.
👍👌👏 I say that this wasn't an ugly but a good looking log. I like all the wood with "character". 😁 ;-) Might not be as useful than without knots, but is definitely more beautiful. At least for my kind of personal taste.
Thanks a lot for making teaching explaining recording editing uploading and sharing.
Best regards luck and especially health to all of you.
thank you , glad you liked it.
Wow, Christmas come around your place quite often. You have great followers. That was a big one but nothing that you could not handle. No eclipse here. I am to far north and it is cloudy. From Wisconsin, it is always good to see you.
thanks Alan , yes we have great followers for sure.
Greetings from Frostproof Florida.
Greetings!
Boy would that make some nice oak flooring. Big wide boards like the old days.
yes it would.
hello Mark & Eddies & ZZ Mark & it's is Randy and i like yours video is cool & Thanks Mark & Eddies & ZZ Mark & Friends Randy
thanks Randy , BOOM!
Looks like 2 Wrestlers and their manager. Keep up the good work and I enjoy your videos
thanks Barney.
Hi guys, Henry West here From Australia. The 14th of April 2024 is our 50th wedding anniversary. Me and my wife Louise. PS I just love watching the grain come out in the Timbers you cut
Happy Anniversary Henry!
@@markgalicic7788 thanks Mark
Thanks!
Just subscribed. Love you guys. Could you do a show on the cleaning and maintenance of the equipment? Thanks
thanks For subscribing James , we have many videos on maintenance . I should have more coming up.
Mark and guys my wife Kathy and I are celbrateing our 43rd anniversary on 4/11/2024 Dale Huff
Happy Anniversary Dale!
Does the sawdust go to a community compost site? Mixed with yard waste and ground up Christmas trees it can be sold or given back to gardeners after composting. We can take green garbage bags to the site each spring and get compost for our gardens.
no it's sold as horse stall bedding.
Love all the sawing action! In this episode you mentioned you don't blow walnut sawdust into the pile - I'm curious why that is? Are there similar things you look out for with respect to specific tree types?
Thank you! walnut is bad for horses.
Hi Mark. Ed, & ZZ. Beautiful lumber. Looks too good for stalls. Ed is right. Red oak. Helmburg's black oak is golden wood w/ black grains. Both are equally beautiful. I saw most of our eclipse before 4pm. Then " moon" moved quickly away. People traveled to Niagara Falls & they were cloudy. We were cloudy about 4:30pm. Have a good Monday night everyone. 😍😊😉👍💜❤️🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🌳
thanks Lawrence , it ended up to be a smelly black oak .
That wood got even more beautiful, the more you got into the heartwood.
not bad for black oak.
Thank you very much you guys 🙏
Love watching you sawing and talking.
Keep up the good work fellas ❤
thank you.
The black oak around here smells like a barn lot! I cut a big pin oak log that was 19 feet long and 26 inches at the butt end. My buddy helped me out with his Wood Mizer helped me cut it up. I save my brother a 4inch x10 inch 10 foot long piece for his mantel. He didn't use it. I still have it in my barn on the concrete floor. He said it was too heavy,
this had a very bad smell for sure.
Thank you for the exciting video! This is why I like HELMSBERGH'' sawing channel. How much do you sell sawdust for?
glad you liked it , $ 20 a pick up truck load.
Mark what would rate the quality of that black oak, would like to see that next to a red oak
some black oak is red in color.
I'm 83. My grandfather worked in the woods and sawmill making mine timbers and railroad ties long ago. I enjoy your program.
42 degrees? Are you kidding me? You guys are tough, and as a spoiled lifetime member of the San Diego "I love warm weather club", you can have it. I spent two winters in the Army in Virginia, visited relatives in Shamokin, PA in the winter and I have come to the conclusion that you guys are tough. Good looking wood.
thank you.
The eclipse was really beautiful today. It looks like Sammy and Carl are getting along today sitting side by side.
Bill
I filmed some of it for a short video.
Interesting ending with the sawdust. Have you ever considered parking a dumpster into the sawdust shed to collect and transport? What an amazing depth of your operation. Wishing you and your team a blessed week. Peace Mark
thank you , we sell sawdust to lots of people so a box wouldn't work out for us.
That was a SOLID log and had some real grain to it. Nay, the Bus Motor cared not for it and made hash thereof. Lot of good boards for a Stop sight deal. Thanks, Mark and crew! Happy week and I don't think the eclipse will kill you graveyard dead! God Bless Yall!
thanks Lewie , yes not a bad log.
Hey Mark. Great sawing video! That “ugly” black oak log did not turn out to be so ugly after all! That log was quite a surprise and yielded some absolutely beautiful oak lumber. You mentioned that a good share of the black oak boards will be used for horse stall material but will you sort any of the grade boards out of that bundle of black oak? I hope you set aside some of those clear wide boards and but them on stickers.Thanks very much for another visit to the sawdust bin and the loading of the dumpster box.
thanks Randall glad you liked it.
At 9:30 that is a Jessica rabbit body double lol.
Great Vid 👍👍👍👍🌲🌲
thank you.
Do you call that log "black oak"
yes.
Hey mark; i know its just a pipe-dream ,but I'd llove to see what your mill could do with one of those big monster mahogany logs
Me to , I wish we had Mahogany here.