I just find you guys so honest and genuine it nice to watch something that hasn't click baited me my favourite bit is your thank you slots at the beginning absolute pleasure watching you guys work.
These videos are informative, educating, and just so soothing as I watch them before going to sleep. Just slicing away at the days stress and headaches leaving a beautiful fresh piece of lumber.
Great video. It brought back a lot of memories! Back in the 70's I worked in a mill in western Massachusetts that had been powered by water and a turbine. When the mil pond silted up it was re-powered with the engine from a D-4 Cat. One day the sawyer came into work after having had the flu. He went down into the cellar of the mill and started the gas pony motor in preparation of firing up the diesel. Being that it was a cold morning the diesel was hard to start so Bernie, the sawyer, had to keep the pony motor running. Unfortunately, while the diesel was exhausted outside, the pony motor wasn't. The carbon monoxide built up in the cellar and poor Bernie was overcome by the fumes. He was a tough and gruff appearing but he was a wonderful guy to work with. He was one of those guys who taught me a lot. I'll never forget him. The mill shut down after he passed away.
I agree with you W. E. Especially the Walnut. Customer, what's that? My shack would be wainscoted and panelled floor to ceiling with Walnut. That Maple sure would be a fantastic trim though, cedar accents. Good thing I'm not a sawyer.
Hey Mark and Eddie...after a 10 hour day at the machine shop...i was going to saw tonight...but i decided to have a few and watch your video....another good one...you know how to read the logs!!!
God grew a beautiful tree. When cut, you see a log. When on your mill, you see 1x, 2x, 4x, 6x . You have a wonderful gift to turn a tree into use by man. Hope man does not misuse that gift.
Heard some bad news from a fellow RUclipsr minutes ago. Steve Wallis RUclips channel by the same name. His wife just passed away and he is having a hard time, might be nice if you could offer him some morale support. That's all I know so far.
I really enjoy watching you all work. I have a hard time hearing what you are saying sometimes so I turn the sound down a bit and watch the closed captions. It makes it easier. However, lately there haven't been any subtitles for some reason. They really do make it easier to 'hear' what you are saying. Too much background noise at times.
The only advantage of using a table saw to cut the 1x1s would be you would gain a 1x1 every so many cuts if your boards are wide enough and you would need to have your table saw set up with power feed. In reality to get the most productive set up would be a resaw setup, but they ain't cheap and you would need lots more sales to justify
HI MARK most people that done production sawing changed the old hand dogs 2 air dogs that U weren't lifting the old hands all day alot easier 2 push a button alot less work and walking 👏 👍 all day OMG 18 2O23
Hi from cyprus. Can you mount another camera on the end of the carriage So we can see the saw going through the logs from above ?. How cool it would be to change the view from the cab to carriage during the sawing. Just a thought . Thanks.
Wheel measures the size exact size Marc has to figure the 1/4 saw kerf and add that to what he wants when making multiple boards. He needs 6 1/2 to make 3 2 inch boards taking in to account 2 1/4 inch saw kerfs.
I saw 2 goomers with short britches and knobby knees peeping around the lower corner but not toting firearms so yall were safe. Happy weekend and GBWYall!
Why don’t you get a PA system??? Ive been to a few saw mills who work with PA systems and they say it saves them so much time and is the best way to communicate because it’s hands free.
You comment on this being a boring video and my wife would agree but I have a bandsaw mill and I never tire of milling logs or watching milling videos.
Nobody is useless, if you want to learn you can. On the flip side don't try to be a rocket scientist, but learn something you love and with a good teacher you can do much more than you don't give yourself credit for.
@@markgalicic7788 That's a good reason to own a steam tractor. Mistakes? What mistakes? Wow I have full steam, but no mistakes. Metal shop is different, I have many mistakes.
@@marcpavlik8776 Thanks, I have nerve damage in my back and so I am limited. I was a laser operator for 22 years and I was in the Air Force when I was young. Now I am old and I just do what I can.
HI MARK its hard 2 find good 👍 help or good 👍 workers any more I did know the guy that use 2 turn logs 4 dad when he was sawing at the sawmill very seldom U would see 👀 him use a can't hook 2 turn a log that 1 had the rollers on it which was a great help 😉 OMG 1 8 2O23
Those 1/4x1" scraps, I still have a bundle of them hanging on my garage ceiling from my father's tomato garden and he's been gone for 25yrs now. I guess it's been that long since we've had a garden here.
Good job both of you. Wood turned out great, that 2nd slab off that 2nd log was interesting. Where’s Mark? He still with you Marc? Hope all is well, take care and stay safe! God bless you guys! 🎚🙏🇲🇾🇲🇾🇲🇾
These two logs were beautiful once opened. Thanks for sharing this video. Regarding Eddie working his butt off, he didn’t have much to start with. Stay safe out there brother. Peace
Nice stick! I sawed some dried out Hard Maple a while back and it was a hard pull! Makes beautiful lumber. Losing a lot of kerf on small dimension lumber but that’s just part of it. The new edger addition will be great! Great video. Thanks for posting.
Mr. McCoy would set taper by pushing that log out a little, running the other end up to the log turner, and shoving that end in a little leaving the front end out as much as he wanted. The he set the dogs and start sawing. He did it quite often.
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I just find you guys so honest and genuine it nice to watch something that hasn't click baited me my favourite bit is your thank you slots at the beginning absolute pleasure watching you guys work.
These videos are informative, educating, and just so soothing as I watch them before going to sleep. Just slicing away at the days stress and headaches leaving a beautiful fresh piece of lumber.
Nothing boring about watching a log being sawn. A new look after each pass, and thanks for taking us along.
Great video. It brought back a lot of memories! Back in the 70's I worked in a mill in western Massachusetts that had been powered by water and a turbine. When the mil pond silted up it was re-powered with the engine from a D-4 Cat. One day the sawyer came into work after having had the flu. He went down into the cellar of the mill and started the gas pony motor in preparation of firing up the diesel. Being that it was a cold morning the diesel was hard to start so Bernie, the sawyer, had to keep the pony motor running. Unfortunately, while the diesel was exhausted outside, the pony motor wasn't. The carbon monoxide built up in the cellar and poor Bernie was overcome by the fumes. He was a tough and gruff appearing but he was a wonderful guy to work with. He was one of those guys who taught me a lot. I'll never forget him. The mill shut down after he passed away.
That's rough.
That big spinning blade is dangerous, terriffing, and soothing at the same time. Watching it work is almost hypnotic.
Love your channel.
...lookin' good, the old saw is getting a real workout on that hardwood...keep safe...
yes it does !
Thank you Mark and Eddie for the sawing video. Always great to watch no matter what you are sawing. Will try to catch the live stream tonight.
thanks John.
This kind of sawing is Mesmerizing! Can’t stop watching it.
glad you like it Larry.
Usually these multi cuts like this are done via compooter and technology. We are blessed to see Markology and Eddieology.
its never dull watching you and the crew working
thank you Richard.
I'm glad that's your sawmill, mark. If it was mine, I'm afraid too much lumber wouldn't make it to the customer. My shop would be overflowing.
Bill
I do take some of the nicer pieces for my shop.
I agree with you W. E. Especially the Walnut. Customer, what's that? My shack would be wainscoted and panelled floor to ceiling with Walnut. That Maple sure would be a fantastic trim though, cedar accents.
Good thing I'm not a sawyer.
Great job Eddie 👏 Thanks for sharing Mark 👍
Mark and Eddie make it look easy. They are professionals.
thanks Richard.
Hey Mark and Eddie...after a 10 hour day at the machine shop...i was going to saw tonight...but i decided to have a few and watch your video....another good one...you know how to read the logs!!!
I have to say I like how well you and Eddie work together. You also appear to be great friends as well.Big thumbs up.
God grew a beautiful tree. When cut, you see a log. When on your mill, you see 1x, 2x, 4x, 6x . You have a wonderful gift to turn a tree into use by man. Hope man does not misuse that gift.
great comment!
One of my favorite things about this channel the "Man Glitter"✌️ Napa California
Heard some bad news from a fellow RUclipsr minutes ago. Steve Wallis RUclips channel by the same name. His wife just passed away and he is having a hard time, might be nice if you could offer him some morale support. That's all I know so far.
I will , very sad to hear that.
Enjoyed the video as usual.
thanks Gary.
Good Evening from Lincolnshire UK.
good evening Andrew.
Not boring to me . I totally enjoy
That’s one solid piece of wood.
I really enjoy watching you all work. I have a hard time hearing what you are saying sometimes so I turn the sound down a bit and watch the closed captions. It makes it easier. However, lately there haven't been any subtitles for some reason. They really do make it easier to 'hear' what you are saying. Too much background noise at times.
That maple was a pretty log.
Really pretty wood. Throw some water on it sometimes.
The only advantage of using a table saw to cut the 1x1s would be you would gain a 1x1 every so many cuts if your boards are wide enough and you would need to have your table saw set up with power feed. In reality to get the most productive set up would be a resaw setup, but they ain't cheap and you would need lots more sales to justify
I think you should call the turner , Up Turn . Things are lookin better than they have in a few years .
LOL! 4.48, " I dont know if you noted, hard maple has a distinct smell too it" ... Where do I turn on the smellavision?
HI MARK most people that done production sawing changed the old hand dogs 2 air dogs that U weren't lifting the old hands all day alot easier 2 push a button alot less work and walking 👏 👍 all day OMG 18 2O23
Hi from cyprus.
Can you mount another camera on the end of the carriage
So we can see the saw going through the logs from above ?.
How cool it would be to change the view from the cab to
carriage during the sawing.
Just a thought . Thanks.
I was wondering if the measurement wheel allows for the thickness of the saw blade Great video.
Wheel measures the size exact size Marc has to figure the 1/4 saw kerf and add that to what he wants when making multiple boards. He needs 6 1/2 to make 3 2 inch boards taking in to account 2 1/4 inch saw kerfs.
Hey mark none of your show is Boring!
thank William.
Oh Mark you whip the camera around so fast I nearly fell out of my chair.
sorry lol!
Good video Bus Motor Productions
Did you name the log turner yet? My suggestion: Tina. Tina Turner.
“Chewy” 😂
He mentions it in this video.
I think of that thing like a big meat slicer. It really kinda is.
Thanks, guys!
your welcome!
Are the 1x1 and 1x3 where the are 1 inch by 1 inch or 1/4 inch off on each side or some other dimension. It gets confusing.
I saw 2 goomers with short britches and knobby knees peeping around the lower corner but not toting firearms so yall were safe.
Happy weekend and GBWYall!
that's funny Lewie!
@@markgalicic7788 But true. You have to have a blasted degree to drive a Bookmobile here.
Eddy is a Hard worker ! Good Video. There haven't been any subtitles for some reason, hard to hear.
Mark what time GMT is your live chat for us in the UK?
7pm eastern standard
@@johnvaluk1401 thank you - thats like past my bed time - midnight here :)
Hello, that hat don holden made is true art! Can u give me a site to buy one! And oh!! Yes I love your RUclips
Good stuff ... Please do captions, hard of hearing. What does the T.H.E. in Eddies name mean?
What state is this mill in?
Pennsylvania
@@brucefallon7156 Where in Pennsylania?
Thanks!
thank you Simon!
Mr Mark, you need to learn the Eddienese language better. 😂 What a team! We miss ZZTop, I mean ZZMark as well.
ZZ will be back soon!
Yuuup, where's ZZTop when you need him !!
who were the people in the background
getting firewood.
🥰🙏🙏
thanks Marilyn.
Anudder gud wun!
God grew
One log so nice
One log not so nice.
you can't win them all.
@@markgalicic7788
The lesser log did yeild some nice strips.
camera very "fuzzy" on this one Mark I cannot read the dial - Tyler
Why don’t you get a PA system??? Ive been to a few saw mills who work with PA systems and they say it saves them so much time and is the best way to communicate because it’s hands free.
Eddie would jump out of his skin!
You comment on this being a boring video and my wife would agree but I have a bandsaw mill and I never tire of milling logs or watching milling videos.
Super late Boom, however every like/comment/share do go a long way to helping the channel.
I am not married so I do not quite get the T-shirt????????😣🤔🤔🤔 I wish that I was there to help you but I am useless.
cut firewood.
You don't need something to hang on a wall to work at a sawmill. I'm living proof of it!
Nobody is useless, if you want to learn you can. On the flip side don't try to be a rocket scientist, but learn something you love and with a good teacher you can do much more than you don't give yourself credit for.
@@markgalicic7788 That's a good reason to own a steam tractor. Mistakes? What mistakes? Wow I have full steam, but no mistakes. Metal shop is different, I have many mistakes.
@@marcpavlik8776
Thanks, I have nerve damage in my back and so I am limited. I was a laser operator for 22 years and I was in the Air Force when I was young. Now I am old and I just do what I can.
I hate Live Chat - Nonsense!
to each his own.
Do you guys ever wear masks?
are you Mexican;
HI MARK its hard 2 find good 👍 help or good 👍 workers any more I did know the guy that use 2 turn logs 4 dad when he was sawing at the sawmill very seldom U would see 👀 him use a can't hook 2 turn a log that 1 had the rollers on it which was a great help 😉 OMG 1 8 2O23
Sawing videos are never boring to me. I could watch them all day.
Thanks!
thank you Raye!
Those 1/4x1" scraps, I still have a bundle of them hanging on my garage ceiling from my father's tomato garden and he's been gone for 25yrs now. I guess it's been that long since we've had a garden here.
Good job both of you. Wood turned out great, that 2nd slab off that 2nd log was interesting.
Where’s Mark? He still with you Marc? Hope all is well, take care and stay safe! God bless you guys! 🎚🙏🇲🇾🇲🇾🇲🇾
Is the live feed Central time or Eastern?
Eastern.
20:30 That piece would make a great live edge epoxy table
To keep the windows clean you need to pay the maid more.
Why do they install 'confusers' in so many pieces of equipment?
Mark I like the new intro page. Very fitting. Coming close to the Bunyan show.
Will T.H.E. Eddie ever have a day on the mill controls? Always enjoy the sawing videos, thx.
Hi Mark. I love it when the Friday Eve video turns up on a Thursday afternoon!! I always enjoy your videos! Stay safe and God Bless.
one more day then FRIDAY!
I find it fascinating. Cutting 1×1 with the bug saw
Good evening from Limpopo South Africa.
good evening David.
Mark your videos are not boring , you can always pick up pointers .
YES EDDY IS WORKING HIS BUT OFF WHY DONT YOU SLOW DOWN AND GIVE HIM A BBAKE
These two logs were beautiful once opened. Thanks for sharing this video.
Regarding Eddie working his butt off, he didn’t have much to start with.
Stay safe out there brother. Peace
thanks.
Nice stick!
I sawed some dried out Hard Maple a while back and it was a hard pull!
Makes beautiful lumber. Losing a lot of kerf on small dimension lumber but that’s just part of it. The new edger addition will be great!
Great video. Thanks for posting.
Mr. McCoy would set taper by pushing that log out a little, running the other end up to the log turner, and shoving that end in a little leaving the front end out as much as he wanted. The he set the dogs and start sawing. He did it quite often.
Sorry but I am not a fan of the overhead camera . It is really not my business as it your channel but it s hard to watch
That’s chewy’s lunch you just grabbed 🤓🇬🇧
I like “Chewy”
I like it too!
Nice 👍😊
Thanks Mark & Eddie. I’ll also try to catch your live stream tonight
your welcome John.
was that tree hit by lightning with the stripe down the side ?
absolutely
Eddie deserves a steak dinner after that marathon
yes he does!