Beautiful wood. Even the lower graded boards. Thanks Mark, Ed, Pete, & the mystery guy. Tell ZZ to get well & my daily prayers to his health. 😑🙏 I missed him. ( My best friend/ small farmer gets ticks all the time. Both him & his wife looks for ticks. 😖🙄🤔😬😑😔🙏) 😍😊😉👍❤️💜🙏
I've cut down oak trees for firewood, and fresh has a great smell to it, and have used it to cook steaks and chicken and the smoke has a great smell to it. I love everything about trees and its one of the greatest natural resource.
Five o’clock in the morning them are nice boards make a good trailer floor hard wearing, having an early start cutting firewood before we go and dismantle a milking parlour another farmer giving up milking , you guys have a nice day
Nice looking oak. I was up there that morning. Sat in my truck for a bit. Forgot my ear protection and there were already some visitors there. Might be up again. Thanks Mark
Si hermoso rollo, una lástima que se termina sacando tablas angostas, cuando se tendría que aprovechar y sacar más tablas anchas que tienen más valor y se venden más...
HI MARK that is a nice white oak log when U find them like that ,that did saw some nice boards how boards did U saw in all there was a many rail road ties sawed from logs like many years ago U had 2 have rail road ties 4 the train tracks MARK alot lumber will stain like that quick U have 2 stack the lumber it has 2 have air and sunshine ☀ 2 dry like it's suppose 2 keep it from bowing and twisting 😊😊 OMG 7 13 2O23
U don't find many white or red oak logs like any more when U do its a bonus and a plus that's when U can really saw great lumber in a day's time OMG 7 13 2O23
That would have made some lovely qs/rift lumber. We used to square a log, then bring out to cant such that you cut through the pith and produce two large cants. If you have a good touch, you stop your line just before passing through the log. You reverse the carriage and pop the cant with the turner … separating it back onto the log deck. Lastly, you use the turner to bump the cant back on the deck to the half moon and secure it from moving.😂
Just curious as to why you go to the trouble of having that guy trim the spurs off with the chainsaw? That's gonna come off anyway in the slab of the adjoining face or in an edger strip off of a board from the adjoining face.
dear mark and eddie i have a lot of catching up to do on ya'lls videos.i've been in the hospital for the last 3 mos.they found cancer in my colin.after i heal from this i have to go back to have a kidney removed.your videos are still great.
Oak tannins react on ferrous and nonferrous metals, about the only thing he could do is to put a Teflon coating and that won’t hold up to the “Booms” or rubbing from turning the logs for very long.
Hello Mark; what would you recommend for board and bat siding on a cabin? I live over here in east Ohio. I will need about 210 l/f of horizontal coverage to go around the cabin and 8’ of vertical to cover. Id prefer 8” to 10” wide. And is that something you could supply?
I have a few questions . How deep does the tanic acid stain go into wood and you mentioned the log would have to be moved if you had a mecanical breakdown . Would it damage wood or carage steel?
Хобби
THAT WAS A BEAUTIFUL LOG.
thanks Larry.
Big beautiful wide boards🙏👍🏻
Beatiful
Happy Friday eve!
thanks Jason.
Love to see the big oaks!!!! Thanks for a great show!!!!! Always look forward to your videos!!!!!
thanks Mike.
Always enjoy the moment when you have four clean faces and four sharp edges and then begin the final segment of sawing.
Hi Mark, that was one of the nicest logs you have ever sawed. Thanks
thanks Steve.
Really nice oak , great video be safe,
thank you.
BOOM! Man glitter. Chewy getting a workout. The Master Dog. And a beautiful log. This is the perfect "Mark-video!"
thank you.
That was a nice log and beautiful wide oak
thank you.
Good evening from Lincolnshire UK.
good evening Andrew.
Thanks Mark. Wishing you and your team a great Friday Eve. That was a pretty log you milled in today’s video.
thank you.
Beautiful wood. Even the lower graded boards. Thanks Mark, Ed, Pete, & the mystery guy. Tell ZZ to get well & my daily prayers to his health. 😑🙏 I missed him. ( My best friend/ small farmer gets ticks all the time. Both him & his wife looks for ticks. 😖🙄🤔😬😑😔🙏) 😍😊😉👍❤️💜🙏
thank you , I sure will.
To bad they all weren't as nice as this one!! 🙏👌👍
not too many like this one but that's ok .
I've cut down oak trees for firewood, and fresh has a great smell to it, and have used it to cook steaks and chicken and the smoke has a great smell to it. I love everything about trees and its one of the greatest natural resource.
Hi Mark
That was some mighty finest pin oak clear clean and beautiful
Weldon and thanks for sharing
Tony
thanks Tony.
Thanks Mark I always enjoy
glad you like it.
Great way to start a Friday before going to work. Thanks
your welcome Patrick.
THAT was a very nice log. Good job.
thank you Dave.
Nice, easy end to a rare day off.
thanks!
👍👌👏 2) This was definitely a great piece of lumber. Nice and straight.
Best regards, luck and especially health to all of you.
thank you.
Five o’clock in the morning them are nice boards make a good trailer floor hard wearing, having an early start cutting firewood before we go and dismantle a milking parlour another farmer giving up milking , you guys have a nice day
thanks Alex.
Nice log and good week. The bus motor speaks for itself! Blessings
thanks Lewie.
@@markgalicic7788 U 2 pal!
What a great log and cut by a master.
thanks Anthony.
Thanks for the detailed explanations of why you flip the log, to get the various cuts & quality of board.
beautiful lumber.. thanks for the video
Eddie is one tough guy. Most people have no concept of what those big boards weigh.
That white oak is incredably beauitiful, nice job,
thanks Troy.
Cool saw mill. 👍🏻
thank you.
Nice looking oak. I was up there that morning. Sat in my truck for a bit. Forgot my ear protection and there were already some visitors there. Might be up again. Thanks Mark
thanks Doug , stop back someday.
Very nice stick there beautiful oak !
Thats fine looking lumber!
I enjoyed my Friday video. Beautiful oak.
thanks Karen.
Nice log! And great man glitter!
thanks Michael.
Fun to watch
Perfecto!!!!! 👍👍👍👍😎😎 Late to the Party but such a beautiful stick of wood!
thank you.
Si hermoso rollo, una lástima que se termina sacando tablas angostas, cuando se tendría que aprovechar y sacar más tablas anchas que tienen más valor y se venden más...
That was a beautiful white oak log. You don't see many logs that nice.
thanks John, yes very true.
Nice job.
What a gorgeous log
thanks Troy , not too many of these to saw for sure.
Beautiful log!
thanks David.
Nice log! Hey Pete!
thanks Lance.
Beautiful log ❤❤
thank you.
HI MARK that is a nice white oak log when U find them like that ,that did saw some nice boards how boards did U saw in all there was a many rail road ties sawed from logs like many years ago U had 2 have rail road ties 4 the train tracks MARK alot lumber will stain like that quick U have 2 stack the lumber it has 2 have air and sunshine ☀ 2 dry like it's suppose 2 keep it from bowing and twisting 😊😊 OMG 7 13 2O23
thanks for the info Clarence.
U don't find many white or red oak logs like any more when U do its a bonus and a plus that's when U can really saw great lumber in a day's time OMG 7 13 2O23
That would have made some lovely qs/rift lumber. We used to square a log, then bring out to cant such that you cut through the pith and produce two large cants. If you have a good touch, you stop your line just before passing through the log. You reverse the carriage and pop the cant with the turner … separating it back onto the log deck. Lastly, you use the turner to bump the cant back on the deck to the half moon and secure it from moving.😂
That was a nice lookin white Oak
thanks Gary.
Yes nice log 😊😊👍👍
thanks Evan.
beautiful wood you are sawing.
thanks Jerry.
Excellent stuff I've been using stihl cordless for years now 👍 👏
great little saw!
Muy buenos videos, muchachos. Me entretengo mucho con ustedes. Verdaderamente buenos. Saludos desde Argentina !!
thank you.
Rusty vinegar ages white oak beautifully. It usually turns a nice grey.
I have tried that before works great!
More great sawing again, Mark. I think I have an idea of what you could use that crappy lumber for (lol).
Bill
thanks Bill, we may have some logs for you soon.
Beautiful log
thanks Graham.
Hope you guys are not getting flooded. Great video take care
thanks , all good here.
GREETINGS AND BLESSINGS
BIG HUG FROM CHICAGO IL 🌪️🌪️🌪️🌪️🌪️
Greetings from Cape Town South Africa
At 0:45 Mark says "big ol' stick of white oak". A moment later a big ol' stick of green oak moves into shot. 🤣😂
yes for sure.
Eddie got a good mid off bearer,ole Pete ,nuts319👍nice lumber there mark
thanks Doug.
Boom, happy Friday Eve from Durham UK.
thanks Mark , BOOM!
That was a nice oak log
thanks Joe.
Very nice oak.
thanks Richard.
I really enjoyed that one. No barrel sawing. But don't get me wrong, I'll like barrel sawing too.
I like that a lot. I do enjoy boards with knots though.
Me too.
Some good booms today
thanks Mark
hi nice log beautiful boards john
thanks JKohn.
Muito bom o trabalho de vocês madeiras boas falo aqui do Brasil
Have you ever sawed up a turkey? Now that you said it we are expecting it. Frozen is ok, use the pumpkin jig.
no sir very dangerous.
I love watching this mill, & sawing log's…..zzzzzzzzzz lol
Good video Bus Motor Productions
thanks James.
Very nice mill. The cutting is very therapeutic so I personally don’t need the high speed.
Beautiful sheets of f wood ❤❤❤❤
thanks.
Mesin kayu yang luar biasa ,nice vidios
nice wood there..
thank you.
I would love to have a piece of that
nice cutting
thanks David.
Lovely piece off querurs
thank you.
Thanks!
thank you Dale!
That had to be one of the straightest and almost perfectly round big logs I've seen on the mill.
yes for sure.
A very serious stick 😂😂😂
hello mark and eddies and zz mark it's is randy and i like yours video is cool thanks friends randy
thanks Randy , BOOM!
Congleton 68k! Truly a beauty of a stick! Ever tried getting man-glitter when the log holder was going in reverse?
thanks Artemus.
I’m assuming the bus motor was loving that one
mark that log looked so good that george washington would probably have wanted about 5 pairs of dentures.😁🙃🤐😬🥶
I like it lol!
Oh yeah it's hot so drink your water and try to stay comfortable ❤
yes for sure Harriet.
What are you talking about it's still beautiful
Great videos, I've been watching a few of your videos lately. What will the better grade boards be used for?
thank you , they will be used for cabinets and furniture.
I have a bandsaw mill and my 4 quarter is 1 1/8 inches
Just curious as to why you go to the trouble of having that guy trim the spurs off with the chainsaw? That's gonna come off anyway in the slab of the adjoining face or in an edger strip off of a board from the adjoining face.
Hey Mark
Do you run the saw at different RPM's depending on spicies of wood?
no the blade is hammered to run at 600 rpm
dear mark and eddie i have a lot of catching up to do on ya'lls videos.i've been in the hospital for the last 3 mos.they found cancer in my colin.after i heal from this i have to go back to have a kidney removed.your videos are still great.
Can you not treat/paint the carriage to prevent the chemical rusting reaction from the oak tannins?
Beautiful log#1❤
Oak tannins react on ferrous and nonferrous metals, about the only thing he could do is to put a Teflon coating and that won’t hold up to the “Booms” or rubbing from turning the logs for very long.
@@bluethunder1951 great comment!
ouch.thats a widow-maker log
Veneer quality?
For that beautiful oak tree RIP means "rest in pieces".
Where are u located. I would love to visit u. I am a forester in NC . I do wood working as a hobby.
Hello Mark; what would you recommend for board and bat siding on a cabin? I live over here in east Ohio. I will need about 210 l/f of horizontal coverage to go around the cabin and 8’ of vertical to cover. Id prefer 8” to 10” wide. And is that something you could supply?
yes , I would recommend hemlock for that . email me at markgalicic@verizon.net please.
Sem traducion
4/4 is one inch rough cut and 13/16 finished
no sir.
It is over an inch to let it shrink when air drying
That would have been a good quarter swan log .
yes with a band mill for sure.
I have a few questions . How deep does the tanic acid stain go into wood and you mentioned the log would have to be moved if you had a mecanical breakdown . Would it damage wood or carage steel?
not deep when sawing but a few hours very deep.
thanx for expl. where those black marrs in the beutious oak come from...JW
your welcome.
Do the head blocks get damaged from the tannic acid as well as marring the wood?
if you let it set for a long time.
Have you ever hit a nail or any metal just asking
What is the biggest blade you can run on your mill?
60" then we need a bigger bus motor.