I get a kick out of those comments to Mark about turning the logs to much, I worked for Weyerhaeuser as a sawmill superintendent for 5 yrs here in western Canada and I don’t think people realize how many times a log may get rotated after it’s been scammed before it goes through the canter for max yield, the canter is cutting 4 sides at once, you have to turn the log 4 times to get something you can work with.. The mill wasn’t super modern and we only produced up to 2X10, so if the cant was bigger then 10” inch it had to go though a set of parallel 12” bandsaws where the operator would turn the cant for max yield, depending on the size up to 24” it may have to go through the bandsaws again, again turned for Max yield then go through a set of gangsaws where the operator would again turn the cant, so your doing a dam fine job sir keep up the good work love the content. RUclips should have a dummy filter for the comment section lol.
I'm disabled and love to watch others do things that I used to. I would like to see what that cut-off saw is doing with some of the big wedges sometime. Been suscribed for a couple years now and was fascinated with the sawmill build, upgrades and maintenance of the bus motor and carriage. Thanks for the site!
I am a disabled Marine Corps veteran, and I sit at home all day every day and I watch you guys sometimes eight hours a day. I find it very interesting what you guys do and it’s very entertaining with the commentary that you give as you’re cutting the logs keep up the good work.
Fast becoming a binge watcher of this channel. As an avid woodworker this is really fascinating to watch. I have a local sawmill nearby but never get to see this process for the lumber I purchase. That black oak log was a beast and turned out some REALLY nice pieces.
Love your sawmill! Also the logs you get are great size and produce Wonderfull lumber. For your log turner I thought "Rolley Polley" might fit the task it does. haha.
Thanks for the view from the left side. Nice seeing production rather than just scrap being produced by ZZ Mark. Wishing you gentlemen and your respective families another blessed week filled with peace, gentle weather, nourishing rain and restful evenings. Peace Mark
You are are doing a great job how you saw the log’s and I personally am learning a lot from you and T.H.E. Ed myster thank you and please keep doing what your doing
Hi Mark, enjoy watching your videos and can't wait for the next one to be loaded. My suggestion for naming the log turner is Barkley. All the best from South Africa
Hi Anthony & Roxanne ur greenhouse is coming along well. Unfortunately u will have to build another rabbit hutch for all ur new bunnies what about building a rabbit tractor ❤ ur subscriber Peter from SC
Hi - I can appreciate the talent and work of this band and vocalist, more so when I see/hear your reaction and analysis, but still don't find it a listening experience I'd want to repeat . . . Your knowledge and communication skills are, however, an absolute delight, and I'll continue to watch your reactions, even of music I'm not keen on, just to enjoy your enjoyment!
Greetings from the great white north, love your videos Mark, especially when your sawing the larger logs and fiddling with them to minimize your waste. You are a lucky man to have two hard workers like Eddie and ZZ Mark, good work guys. I’ve seen Chewie as a preferred name a couple of times in the comments but I was thinking Chewbarka would fit the turner, you can call it Chewie for short. Regards Mel from Quesnel
Remarkable degree of craft and skill in getting the most usable lumber out of that oak log! And that was some chunk of wood to be tossing around! Even with all your expertise, it always amazes me how much unavoidable waste there is in trying to make square lumber out of round trees. If trees were more obliging, the least they could do is grow themselves in a square or rectangular configuration.
Lads, I don't see an Irish flag hanging(Green White Gold). love what you do and how you do it. My father was the Manager of a local mill when I was a young boy growing up in the 50s all belt-driven saws and plainer. Loven watching this well done.
Hey Mark I have an idea for the log turner name. Since the log turner is a no non sense hard working device, you could use a respectable title such as used in the military and law enforcement. The log turner could simply be LT. Such as in LT=log turner and in the spirit of rank LT= lieutenant . Anyway, you guys keep up the great work and videos. Thanks
Greetings from northeastern Arizona I really wished I lived closer to you guys so I could come by lumber from you because oak is hard to get out here we have pine spruce Aspen and a little cedar
New watcher. I have soooo many questions. How do you clean all the bark underneath these machines and what do you do with it? Do you sell the sawdust? Especially cedar chips. What do you do with all the pieces that are useless for logs? I would love to watch the clean up.
The log turned should be called the Badger or Honey Badger, it pushed log around, it doesn't take any lip no matter how big or ugly the log you throw at it. I love you content keep up the good work and fight the good fight. From Texas.
I see another viewer suggested ‘Ike’ for the log turner name. I see the log turner has those dogs or spikes to roll logs. Those look similar to ‘Tina’ Turner’s spiked heels. Tina can get the job done! Thx for the videos. Much enjoyed!
Hi boys my name is Rich Chambers and I worked at two different sawmills for ten and eleven yrs. First Wetsel-Oviatt sawmill in El dorado Hills California for ten years, then Big Creek lumber mill till I retired in 2012. Have you thought about building a hammer mill for your scrap to make sawdust. I built one in the machine shop for Big Creek and it worked great.
nice oak there..a big log..you can just about tell how many board feet you can get out of one of these..if the trees any good..when this farm was logged out,,the guys brought me 10 2x12s 20 feet long..i could not lift one end of them,,haa but we got them off the truck..solid oak...great use to..
Still enjoying silent films , there sending me to see a specialist about my deafness I’m getting used to it don’t answer the phone ignore jobs for her indoors and get more jobs done in the workshop , nice job guys have nice day
That is one beautiful piece of God's work! Thee Eddie almost lost his collar bone @ 11:01-2....... Be careful guys, them thar logs am be angry!! That would've been a perfect slow motion clip to add to the slo-mo clips ''DVD'' I saw at your store site.
Mark, thanks for showing the measuring wheel and explaining the how’s and why’s of the log you are cutting. Also,are all cuttings custom order or do you have a lumber store?
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I get a kick out of those comments to Mark about turning the logs to much, I worked for Weyerhaeuser as a sawmill superintendent for 5 yrs here in western Canada and I don’t think people realize how many times a log may get rotated after it’s been scammed before it goes through the canter for max yield, the canter is cutting 4 sides at once, you have to turn the log 4 times to get something you can work with.. The mill wasn’t super modern and we only produced up to 2X10, so if the cant was bigger then 10” inch it had to go though a set of parallel 12” bandsaws where the operator would turn the cant for max yield, depending on the size up to 24” it may have to go through the bandsaws again, again turned for Max yield then go through a set of gangsaws where the operator would again turn the cant, so your doing a dam fine job sir keep up the good work love the content. RUclips should have a dummy filter for the comment section lol.
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"Thats a big'ole hefty slab, there." He's like a sports caster of log cutting!. I love it!
Love this log. Tons of character. Not a classic beauty but a beauty in my eyes.
I'm disabled and love to watch others do things that I used to. I would like to see what that cut-off saw is doing with some of the big wedges sometime. Been suscribed for a couple years now and was fascinated with the sawmill build, upgrades and maintenance of the bus motor and
carriage.
Thanks for the site!
thank you , I will show more of the chop saw.
Watching you guys and your knowledge of your work has given me hope that passing along knowledge is still alive
Teamwork makes dreamwork, awesome watching you guys turn logs into nice useable lumber.
thanks , great comment!
Thanks for the video. Always great to see you guys.
your welcome John.
I am a disabled Marine Corps veteran, and I sit at home all day every day and I watch you guys sometimes eight hours a day. I find it very interesting what you guys do and it’s very entertaining with the commentary that you give as you’re cutting the logs keep up the good work.
Thank you for your service!
Fast becoming a binge watcher of this channel. As an avid woodworker this is really fascinating to watch. I have a local sawmill nearby but never get to see this process for the lumber I purchase. That black oak log was a beast and turned out some REALLY nice pieces.
I only just started watching but I'm already a binge watcher! Enjoy every aspect of these guys videos! 😀
I think Chewie for the log turner, it is always chewing the bark off. Love the videos, happy summer
HAPPY BIRTHDAY Granny Horvath and good job, Guys! Bus motor speaking with authority! C U, Mark! God Bless!
thanks Lewie!
@@markgalicic7788 U did it, Pal!
Love your sawmill! Also the logs you get are great size and produce Wonderfull lumber. For your log turner I thought "Rolley Polley" might fit the task it does. haha.
Glad to see “Log” Turner working so well.
Really enjoy this channel! Keep em' coming.
thanks for watching!
Good Morning Bus Men :) & Happy Birthday to.
I am new to this channel, I honestly love it!! The chatoyancy of Black oak is wonderful.
Thanks for the view from the left side. Nice seeing production rather than just scrap being produced by ZZ Mark. Wishing you gentlemen and your respective families another blessed week filled with peace, gentle weather, nourishing rain and restful evenings. Peace Mark
your welcome , glad you liked it.
You are are doing a great job how you saw the log’s and I personally am learning a lot from you and T.H.E. Ed myster thank you and please keep doing what your doing
thanks Daniel.
Happy Birthday Granny Horvath! God bless and have many more!
Great job guys! Take care and stay safe! 🙏🎚🇲🇾🇲🇾🇲🇾
thank you!
Hi Mark, enjoy watching your videos and can't wait for the next one to be loaded. My suggestion for naming the log turner is Barkley. All the best from South Africa
thanks Jacques , good name too!
This is so addictive to watch and I’m not actually sure why 🤷🏻♂️ great job guys 👌🏻👌🏻
It was nice to see the other end of your operation 👍🇬🇧
thanks Andrew.
Great video, when your bus motor gets the RPMs pulled down, it reminds me of my childhood. The tone and grunt is nostalgic. Keep her screaming!
thanks Jeff , I like that sound too!
Funny Guys! great music, I'm looking forward to it, & Happy Birthday to Grandma!
thanks Eamon.
Another enjoyable video, nice log. Happy Birthday Mrs. Horvath Keep smilin
thanks Darren.
Happy birthday to Grandma Horvath! It's funny Mark how some of your scraps look like something I would love to have. Just too far to drive.
Bill
ZZ Mark uses most of the cut offs , I will tell Grandma Horvath Happy Birthday for you!
Great Video Mark and guys, Happy Birthday Grandma Horvath!
thank you!
Love it!
Awsome work!!
Happy birthday, Grandma Horvath! 👍
thank you!
What a beautiful piece of wood. I’ve never seen black oak before. But it’s beautiful.
Hi Anthony & Roxanne ur greenhouse is coming along well. Unfortunately u will have to build another rabbit hutch for all ur new bunnies what about building a rabbit tractor ❤ ur subscriber Peter from SC
As a licensed builder for 42 years this fascinating to watch!
Happy birthday Mother Horvath! 🎂🎈
thanks David.
Hi - I can appreciate the talent and work of this band and vocalist, more so when I see/hear your reaction and analysis, but still don't find it a listening experience I'd want to repeat . . .
Your knowledge and communication skills are, however, an absolute delight, and I'll continue to watch your reactions, even of music I'm not keen on, just to enjoy your enjoyment!
...big log, produced some nice boards, good job, keep safe...
thanks Bob.
Good evening gentlemen from Matlock UK. I trust that all three of you are well
good evening James.
As always, another great video
thank you.
Greetings from the great white north, love your videos Mark, especially when your sawing the larger logs and fiddling with them to minimize your waste. You are a lucky man to have two hard workers like Eddie and ZZ Mark, good work guys. I’ve seen Chewie as a preferred name a couple of times in the comments but I was thinking Chewbarka would fit the turner, you can call it Chewie for short.
Regards
Mel from Quesnel
Remarkable degree of craft and skill in getting the most usable lumber out of that oak log! And that was some chunk of wood to be tossing around! Even with all your expertise, it always amazes me how much unavoidable waste there is in trying to make square lumber out of round trees. If trees were more obliging, the least they could do is grow themselves in a square or rectangular configuration.
Great video Great job by all Thanks for sharing 👍
thank you Frank.
I could hear the bark chips bouncin off your plexiglass! Good thing it’s there😎👌
yes me too!
Lads, I don't see an Irish flag hanging(Green White Gold). love what you do and how you do it. My father was the Manager of a local mill when I was a young boy growing up in the 50s all belt-driven saws and plainer. Loven watching this well done.
Johnny and Bill have made many a fine sawmill.
Hi guys I am new and really enjoy your shows. You have a nice team and your experience shows. 👍👍
I like The Mechanic
HI MARK U done the right thing sometimes U have 2 go 2 your next set of log set numbers OMG
Never seen black oak before 😮❤
Call it the claw😎🥰
good name.
Herzlichen Gruß aus Hamburg/Germany. Immer wieder super Euch in Aktion zu sehen!👍👍
Hello Peter.
Just call the log turner Tina 'cause its got those logs rollin'
good one.
Good evening from Limpopo South Africa.
good evening David.
Thanks Mark. Yoo Da Man!
thanks again David!
I really wish I lived closer to you guys. I'd buy up some of the trim slabs from y'all.
we have lots of them.
@@markgalicic7788 I live too far away. Unless you are willing to ship it to me.....lol
Hey Mark I have an idea for the log turner name. Since the log turner is a no non sense hard working device, you could use a respectable title such as used in the military and law enforcement. The log turner could simply be LT. Such as in LT=log turner and in the spirit of rank LT= lieutenant . Anyway, you guys keep up the great work and videos. Thanks
thanks Chuck.
I couldn’t say it any better than that
Happy Birthday gma
Love the narration, as I am not a wood type person….very enjoyable
thanks Dave , glad you like our videos.
That is a nice skid of six footers.
Another good show !!! The log turner is - The Boom Maker!!!
thanks Robert , good name.
Good evening from Lincolnshire UK.
good evening Andrew.
I think the name "CHEWY" is perfect for your log turner !!
The music on your video's is always enjoyable.
thanks
LOVE WHITE WALNUT!
Good stuff.
thank you.
Hippo Birdies Grandma!🎉😊
Thanks!
thanks for supporting our channel Jeremy!
Great show eddie
thanks.
Greetings from northeastern Arizona I really wished I lived closer to you guys so I could come by lumber from you because oak is hard to get out here we have pine spruce Aspen and a little cedar
New watcher. I have soooo many questions. How do you clean all the bark underneath these machines and what do you do with it? Do you sell the sawdust? Especially cedar chips. What do you do with all the pieces that are useless for logs? I would love to watch the clean up.
The "Bear Claw Turner". It's strong as a bear Turn in those logs. Robert from Atlanta.
I like it.
Nice piece of timber
I'll lay odds that Eddie is one tough hombre.
The log turned should be called the Badger or Honey Badger, it pushed log around, it doesn't take any lip no matter how big or ugly the log you throw at it. I love you content keep up the good work and fight the good fight. From Texas.
good one
Tina, for the turner.
Log turner. Big Joe, like in Big Joe Turner blues singer
Wow awesome wood
thanks James.
I see another viewer suggested ‘Ike’ for the log turner name. I see the log turner has those dogs or spikes to roll logs. Those look similar to ‘Tina’ Turner’s spiked heels.
Tina can get the job done!
Thx for the videos. Much enjoyed!
good name.
I would call the turner "Will" as In Will Turner!
Really interesting grain.
yes it was for black oak.
Little Moe for the log turner.
Hi boys my name is Rich Chambers and I worked at two different sawmills for ten and eleven yrs. First Wetsel-Oviatt sawmill in El dorado Hills California for ten years, then Big Creek lumber mill till I retired in 2012. Have you thought about building a hammer mill for your scrap to make sawdust. I built one in the machine shop for Big Creek and it worked great.
Hello from Denmark 🇺🇸🇩🇰
hello Morten.
nice oak there..a big log..you can just about tell how many board feet you can get out of one of these..if the trees any good..when this farm was logged out,,the guys brought me 10 2x12s 20 feet long..i could not lift one end of them,,haa but we got them off the truck..solid oak...great use to..
thanks Ron , we can scale it to see the footage in it.
You should call the log turner Tina. Tina Turner cause she's rolling . Lol
yes she is.
Good video Bus Motor Productions
thanks James.
I tell my grandkids all the time how important math skills are, in so many and various jobs in life.
yes it is , sometimes it takes me a while to figure it out but alls good.
Still enjoying silent films , there sending me to see a specialist about my deafness I’m getting used to it don’t answer the phone ignore jobs for her indoors and get more jobs done in the workshop , nice job guys have nice day
I hope they can help you that wouldn't be fun.
That is one beautiful piece of God's work! Thee Eddie almost lost his collar bone @ 11:01-2....... Be careful guys, them thar logs am be angry!! That would've been a perfect slow motion clip to add to the slo-mo clips ''DVD'' I saw at your store site.
yes it was a beautiful log.
Mabelene is a good name for the log turner.
good one.
I was thinkin The Spin Doctor...
Another name for the log turner. Eddies back saver
That's the best one so far!
HI MARK that post swing arm in the way didn't help matters none either most of the frick sawmills aren't like that OMG
Name for the log roller, could be ROLIE
Mark, thanks for showing the measuring wheel and explaining the how’s and why’s of the log you are cutting. Also,are all cuttings custom order or do you have a lumber store?
we mostly saw custom orders but saw some stock to sell.
Hey Mark,
Is the yellow calibrated wheel synchronized to the width of the lumber you're cutting ? It appears that way......?
7 booms on the blak oak
I know you have probably covered what I'm about to ask. How do you collect the sawdust and what is done with it?
Og Turner...Loose Chain Lilly
93,591st!😊
more 3" slabs!!!!!
Nice lumber someone gets to work with. Expensive to buy at Lowe's or Home Depot.
sad this is trailer decking & blocking.