i love watching these old videos. it shows progress in marc's commentary, improvement in how the logs get turned over and the overall improvement in the structure they work in.
All is great Lewie and happy mother’s day to you as well. My knee is feeling better than ever and business is picking up so I’m living the dream buddy. Too damn wet to plant anything but hopefully that will change soon. As always good chats my friend
@@cookiesservices4552 The heat and dry will come as well as the humidity and SO glad the knee is healing. Been a rough long road for it. Cheryl has the greenhouse chug full and we're eating salad stuff out of it regular so you can know there'll be hope for you! Have a LARGE timer, Cookie and GBWYall!
I have, but it was a mechanical error, not Mark's. A bolt came out of the setworks and advanced as the log was hitting the blade. Handled well, Mark got the log backed out before any damage could happen.
another fine video.yours a simply good and that's a compliment.no comedian or someone trying to sound like a tv reporter.i feel like i'm almost there.questions can be asked in the comments.thx mark.
Mark what happened to your Sawmill shed. LOL. God bless you and yours. Shed for the shavings. You come a long ways,,, you can have the prettiest sawmill... if you don't know how to running it's nothing,, the whole thing should be canary yellow?
yeah you let that pine set to long. Word of advice as soon at white pine comes in it needs to get on the mill asap. Oak and other species usually can hold for a bit but white pine only take about a month after cut before it starts to stain.
How old are those trees and what type of pine are they? We have about 140 Lob Lolly logs that are 2' to 3' in diameter and about 14 foot long each. Wanted to get them sawn up but still do not even have a saw mill yet, ha ha. We cut the trees down to clear the way for our little homestead and then a driveway into the place. The project has taken longer than planned due to multiple life situations. Its an old forest and My son and I are doing most all the work ourselves. We hoped to use the lumber for a timber frame type barn but if it goes bad we have plenty more trees to harvest. The older pines, around 60 years old, seem to die off a couple every year. Might as well get some use out of them before they all go. Terry
@@markgalicic7788 Thanks! What I meant was how long (years/months) have they been cut before you ran them through the mill? Ours have been cut and stacked for about 2 years now. Is that to old? Will there still be any good wood in the logs?
You might consider a 20 foot rol on rol off demo container and put a roof on it so you can have an easier way to haul out and deliver your sawdust. Just a thought.
I sure wished you would have shown cutting that big log to size. Everyone shows the final cutting of the finished. Video was going good until you cut to the log that was aready squared off. I lost intrest at that point and started writing this.
maybe 28" but not round , our 52" saw is to small for any log over 24". we have a new 56" saw but we want to build the building first before we put the saw on the mill. thanks for watching our video!
What's the other guy in the cab doing in this company? I see one guy trying to saw. Larry "The UnSanta" is picking up the boards. But that guy just sits there yapping in every single video. VP Emotional Support? And when will he finally understand that YES, you are making youtube videos. He asks every time.
Ye olde bus motor don't know what a load is and I hope it never finds out. When that thing burps a lot of people will hear it! Good job and where is the edger? YOu keeping it hid for bad weather? Just thought I'd ask. A-PLUS, Mark!
First time I have seen one of your videos and subscribed. Worked in a saw mill for a while as a millwright. We called that type of a saw a head rig. Where are you located?
Would be like sawing through plastic board. Totally saturated with pine rosin, coats blade since it melts with heat, sticks to blade and hardens as soon as cool causing high drag.
mark: Can be done, just time consuming. Needs sharp (and resharpened) blade, stop and clean off often. Should be better with a bandsaw blade. Reason for it being expensive.
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i love watching these old videos. it shows progress in marc's commentary, improvement in how the logs get turned over and the overall improvement in the structure they work in.
Been watching a while now still finding old videos awesome to see how far the mill has come Marc. Great job
Mark I’ve Seen several sawmill videos I like yours the best of all of them
I never tire of these beauties running through that smooth, sharp blade. Gorgeous pine.
thanks James
Non-stop action. Never boring. Love it. Keep on sawing.
Thanks, will do!
This is probably my third time to view this video. I find tour videos to be peaceful and joyful.
Great video I like your sawmill and I love listening to that Detroit still getting the job done music to my ears
thanks for watching Joel ,very unique sound!
Wow it's nice too see this. Only seen it as it is in the most current videos.
Great vidros mark. Love them
Thanks 👍
I enjoy watching these saw milling videos.
thanks for watching Douglas , we will have many more videos !
I was a little surprised. I thought that with the bark gone that it might be a little rotten. Looking good.
Lewie is a great guy can’t go wrong with a shout out to him. You’ve got that mill running pretty sweet nice job👍🏻
thanks for watching!
I never heard it and HEY Cookie! Hope all is well and Happy MOm's Day to EVERYBODY!
All is great Lewie and happy mother’s day to you as well. My knee is feeling better than ever and business is picking up so I’m living the dream buddy. Too damn wet to plant anything but hopefully that will change soon. As always good chats my friend
@@cookiesservices4552 The heat and dry will come as well as the humidity and SO glad the knee is healing. Been a rough long road for it. Cheryl has the greenhouse chug full and we're eating salad stuff out of it regular so you can know there'll be hope for you! Have a LARGE timer, Cookie and GBWYall!
Love it.
I still run steel teeth and hand sharpen but it’s getting harder to see to sharpen.
Ole bus motor sounds sweet.
thanks for watching ,what kind of mill do you have ?
That is one heck of a saw rig!!!
thanks David!
Excellent. Thanks for posting this
thanks for watching!
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That clear Red Oak and that Pine would make some mighty awesome flooring.
yes it would John , thanks for watching
I wonder how long it took for him to master the control stick. Haven’t seen him screw up once, sure knows what he’s doing. Great job.
I have, but it was a mechanical error, not Mark's. A bolt came out of the setworks and advanced as the log was hitting the blade. Handled well, Mark got the log backed out before any damage could happen.
another fine video.yours a simply good and that's a compliment.no comedian or someone trying to sound like a tv reporter.i feel like i'm almost there.questions can be asked in the comments.thx mark.
thank you Danny ! I hope you liked our video , many more on the way.
Mark what happened to your Sawmill shed. LOL. God bless you and yours. Shed for the shavings. You come a long ways,,, you can have the prettiest sawmill... if you don't know how to running it's nothing,, the whole thing should be canary yellow?
Would have liked to see you saw the whole big log.
I LOOOOVE being able to hear that Deeeee-troit Diesel bus engine clearly!
Good point of view. I like it.
thanks for watching!
Nice mill , I used help on a manual mill when I was young
thanks ,Dan .
What is the longest log u can put on your saw
What's the largest saw blade your rig will support?
it will run a 60" but I don't want any bigger than a 56"
Does the bus motor have a governor ?
Thanks , :-)
Wyr
God bless
yes sir
Thank you for the video. Gonna have to get a another Paul to help your off-bearer the way your putting them through there.
thanks for watching ,yes we sure could use more help!
Maybe you can show some end products be nice to see some grain off them slabs
yeah you let that pine set to long. Word of advice as soon at white pine comes in it needs to get on the mill asap. Oak and other species usually can hold for a bit but white pine only take about a month after cut before it starts to stain.
thanks for watching , we didn't have a mill for a while that's why it sat so long.
wow! doesnt the old logs ruin the blade fast?
no they still are very wet but some staining inside the log.
@@markgalicic7788 yeah but they are pretty dirty on the surface but maybe you wash the logs before cutting?
@@meandnature6452 no but the bark did fall off
Nice sawmill!
thanks!
How old are those trees and what type of pine are they? We have about 140 Lob Lolly logs that are 2' to 3' in diameter and about 14 foot long each. Wanted to get them sawn up but still do not even have a saw mill yet, ha ha. We cut the trees down to clear the way for our little homestead and then a driveway into the place. The project has taken longer than planned due to multiple life situations. Its an old forest and My son and I are doing most all the work ourselves. We hoped to use the lumber for a timber frame type barn but if it goes bad we have plenty more trees to harvest. The older pines, around 60 years old, seem to die off a couple every year. Might as well get some use out of them before they all go.
Terry
those logs are 50 to 80 years old and are northern white pine . thanks for watching our video !
@@markgalicic7788 Thanks! What I meant was how long (years/months) have they been cut before you ran them through the mill? Ours have been cut and stacked for about 2 years now. Is that to old? Will there still be any good wood in the logs?
these logs are one year old , still not to bad .
Pretty cool!
thanks.
On may 11, 2019, Mark said "listen to that bus motor Loui
Worker with beard outside should be wearing hearing protection around loud diesel engine, saw noise, and chain saw noise.
yes he has ear plugs in .
Howell Miller he's got a beard, only protection required is contraceptive...
How come u don't keep the live deck up enough and have another log in the cradle as you're turning the log your sign then
Sawing then u are ready to roll in on in stead of waiting for another log
You might consider a 20 foot rol on rol off demo container and put a roof on it so you can have an easier way to haul out and deliver your sawdust.
Just a thought.
that's a good idea.
thanks for the vid, would've liked footage of how you pared that 2nd log down to square corners
thanks for watching , we will make a video of a large log from start to finish.
What more could you ask for, then finishing it off with the greatest Flag on earth, thanks much!
HAHAHAHAHA! How about a greater flag in a better country? :-)))
What kind of engine do you have on your edger? I have a Wisconsin VE 4 on mine that's going to need replaced.
it is a leroi 4 cylinder gas engine
@@markgalicic7788 OLd churn drill well rig motor.
Cool
thanks.
I like that mill I like a 54 in saw
thanks ,we have a 52" b pattern and a 56" f pattern .
@@markgalicic7788A friend of mine sharpens and repairs these blades from all over North America.
I sure wished you would have shown cutting that big log to size. Everyone shows the final cutting of the finished. Video was going good until you cut to the log that was aready squared off. I lost intrest at that point and started writing this.
we have some big logs to film , had to stop a few times to get the chainsaw out and it took to long .
we will make some videos uncut of large ugly logs soon. thanks for watching our videos.
thanks for watching , yes every log tells a story when you saw it . no two log are the same , that's what I love about sawing.
How big was that second log? The camera in the cab was awesome.
maybe 28" but not round , our 52" saw is to small for any log over 24". we have a new 56" saw but we want to build the building first before we put the saw on the mill. thanks for watching our video!
Nice having a camera in the cab. Makes watching a lot easier.
Keep them coming
Can y'all not put a bigger blade on that machine so y'all could cot bigger logs? I know nothing about that. Enjoy watching you all though.
hell of a machine
thanks , that mill was almost cut up for scrap metal .We have a video on what it looked like 13 months ago.
What's the other guy in the cab doing in this company? I see one guy trying to saw. Larry "The UnSanta" is picking up the boards. But that guy just sits there yapping in every single video. VP Emotional Support? And when will he finally understand that YES, you are making youtube videos. He asks every time.
BUS MOTOR SOUNDS STRONG
yes I think she has a few good years left .
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Hey to saw the big wood yo need another blade on top of the other. Wood that be very much to do that then you Wouldn’t have to Saw stop signs then.
thanks Frank , we dont saw enough large logs to pay for a top saw.
Sawing ild pine???
You did NOT show cutting the large log
Why not??????
That was the only reason i wanted to watch
Cutting a square cabt is samo samo
thanks for watching , we have some large logs that we will show in a video after we put the 56" saw on the mill.
Ye olde bus motor don't know what a load is and I hope it never finds out. When that thing burps a lot of people will hear it! Good job and where is the edger? YOu keeping it hid for bad weather? Just thought I'd ask. A-PLUS, Mark!
thanks lewie ,we will do the edger soon!
@@markgalicic7788 Good enough!
First time I have seen one of your videos and subscribed. Worked in a saw mill for a while as a millwright. We called that type of a saw a head rig. Where are you located?
thanks for subscribing Billy, we are in Pittsburgh PA.
Try cutting some heart pine lighter wood sharpen your blade brother
is it very stringy?
Would be like sawing through plastic board. Totally saturated with pine rosin, coats blade since it melts with heat, sticks to blade and hardens as soon as cool causing high drag.
no thanks, that sound bad!
mark: Can be done, just time consuming. Needs sharp (and resharpened) blade, stop and clean off often. Should be better with a bandsaw blade. Reason for it being expensive.
Ahhh I can almost smell it
love the smell of pine
Lost half of the last log cut.
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That log is in the running for the ugliest log award.
ive gone deaf
Ya, but not as bad as the flash burns from a welding video!
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its all stained # 4 grade
that's why its old pine.
@@markgalicic7788 i was just saying!
some people love old stained up wood , but most of what we saw is new logs.
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