Hi guys, in British Columbia we call that log that you are cutting, cotton wood. Our Aspen had smooth white bark. Cotton wood has a sticky pod that sometimes sheds and will stick on your car, out hair ( or beard ). The ones that stay on the tree will germinate into a fluffy creation that looks like cotton, and the leaves are much larger than Aspen. Love your videos.
You have quite a following, guys, Innsbruck Austria, Cluj Rumania, Limpopo, NZ (me), Denmark, Lincolnshire ... even New Hampshire! Wow, there are global folks like me, enjoying your channel. So nice. Hi, global folks!
You sure do have some good supporters; sending you gifts and songs. It is always good to see you. I hope the kitties find a good home. That log pretty much maxed out your blade. It is to bad that it had some rot. I hope all is well with you. 🤠🤠🤠🤠
In my neck of the woods, Alberta, we use aspen (poplar) for a cut of lumber called oilfield plank. 3x12. 16' long, used in the oilpatch here forever. Poplar are our most abundant hardwood we have around here.
It's early Tuesday morning, a great way to start the day. A video from my favourite channel. The new teeth make a significant difference. I machined 36 metres of Oregon yesterday for my bedhead project, which was very therapeutic for me. Keep on keeping on!!
Great video Mark and Eddie. Hope you're both keeping well. Those new teeth in the saw blade cut nicely through the log and leave a smoother finish. Take care.
I was in the back yard with my dog not too long ago about 25 feet from the house. All of a sudden a skunk came walking beside the house from the front yard. It was a I could do to keep my dog from exploring and wanting to play. Disaster avoided. Glad those were just kittens. Bill
I think your right Mark. That does look a lot like poplar. Not aspen. Poplar is a very water logged wood. And while sawing it, you could see a little water coming out of the log.
Hey Mark, Eddie, ZZ what's up, just to let y'all know that I have been a long time sub to your channel for a long time I absolutely enjoy your content, the sawing and your methods of such, the display of flags, tags, and signage. Also the nicknames of the sawmill parts, I wouldn't change one thing about your channel, #1 I too am a sawyer of sorts, it's an experience, I also watch Eddie's channel, in fact I think I'm around #20 of his first subs I cut my teeth on a woodmizer LT40 my company is small its called SSS Sawerx, as in Sweat,Sawdust, &Steel, lol, my name is Mike Shadrick, And would appreciate a shout out. If you don't mind, thanks lots from Rockwood, Tennessee.
HI MARK U sound alot better than what U did be 4 I sure hope what I toll U about did help 2 get rid of that cold mark I already see the difference the new saw bits have made there is a smoother face on the logs now 😊 zand the the sawblade is sawing alot better now 2 it looks like it is sawing butter now mark its amazing what a new set of new saw bits will do or a new chainsaw chain also a new sparkplug the gas in anymore is no good either U have 2 use a file 2 clean a sparkplug 2 get the carbon off and a wire brush and a safety pin 2 clean the inside of the sparkplug out most of the time after U clean them 4 times they are ready 4 the trash can the sparkplug current is suppose 2 be bright blue 😊 OMG 5 8 2O23
Mark I am so glad to have found your channel, it's how I unwind every night, before bed. I have a question, If I order a boom sign will it be signed by your crew?
Three o’clock in the morning just back from a recovery job mini digger on its side round the back of a house with a very small access , good job we’re old school three legs and a chain block , local recovery firm wanted 1500 pounds to get a 50 ton Crain in digger only weighs couple of ton we got 250 for the job, nice job sawing the boards you keeping any of them cats keep the mice down , I’ve got a mamute that was left in a bag few month old I brought it home turned out a nice dog very protective good guard dog be over a year old now I’ve two jack Russell’s as well one 14 the other nearly 2 , took a while for him to get in the pickup on his own I thick he thought I was going to dump him the two jrs helped him as they just get in took a few months for him to trust me , he’s now my body guard and security for my cottage and workshop , you guys have a nice day
I watched one on RUclips the other day at sawmill that had the edger ahead of the blade on the on the sawyers house and every time he saw block a slab the edger would he pushed that you're up there and it cut the hedges off from it and they didn't even have to mess with it like a pretty good deal
@@markgalicic7788 yeah I know they're RUclips Derek he's he cuts a long while he's got a real loan sit right there where you yeah when he wants to do at he just slide your right into it and it cuts it cuts of sides off and runs it in the saw does it's for thing to pretty cool it's called it's called sawmill
Aspen is popular just a different kind of popular what you are sawing we used to call black popular and is sometimes called bamegilia or bam for short I am probably am not spelling that properly
You mentioned liking country music in PA., but what you really like is Rap music. Someone should make you a "Let's let the Dogs Out, Ruff, Ruff-Ruff, Ruff, BOOM" theme song. Mark's Full Truth In Disclaimer Advertising: "There were NO little kitties hurt in the making of this video.".....Now that BIG BOBCAT KITTY TheEdgar had latched onto his neck, and draped around it like a fox stole, was a completely different story.
@@richparks1966 Oohhh, clever. No Klaus.... sneaky. O'course, you're missing out on a lot o' prezzies. But folks need rebels, just so they know they could be missing out on something. Just been re-watching Bladerunner, and thinking about my rebellious moments, and crying, I must admit ... Rutger Hauer just does it to me, every time ... "tears in the rain..." .... I am human, and Roy Batty was, too. We need rebels, Rich, just don't be a dangerous one. And don't hurt Santa. Cheers, man.
@@richparks1966 No. Definitely Possumeyes, as in eyes bugging out at the things some folks feel a need to post for public edification. Where I come from a possum is a possum. And only retentives insist on the "O" at the front. And I don't cry, except when Roy Batty describes things that are just " ...tears in rain", Bladerunner, if you don't know that line. Then I get all gooey. I really feel for Roy Batty's obvious humanity.
Hi guys, in British Columbia we call that log that you are cutting, cotton wood. Our Aspen had smooth white bark.
Cotton wood has a sticky pod that sometimes sheds and will stick on your car, out hair ( or beard ). The ones that stay on the tree will germinate into a fluffy creation that looks like cotton, and the leaves are much larger than Aspen. Love your videos.
I was a Computer Manager but am now disabled and live in England and really enjoy both your channel and Diesel Creek.
thank you Anthony , you watch Matt too.
MAGA BOOMS 👌👌👍👍😎😎 From "hungry" CHEWY to Kittens... gotta love it!!!
you get it all here.
You have quite a following, guys, Innsbruck Austria, Cluj Rumania, Limpopo, NZ (me), Denmark, Lincolnshire ... even New Hampshire! Wow, there are global folks like me, enjoying your channel. So nice. Hi, global folks!
thank you for watching us.
GREETINGS AND BLESSINGS
BIG HUG FROM CHICAGO IL 🌪️🌪️🌪️🌪️🌪️
You sure do have some good supporters; sending you gifts and songs. It is always good to see you. I hope the kitties find a good home. That log pretty much maxed out your blade. It is to bad that it had some rot. I hope all is well with you. 🤠🤠🤠🤠
thanks Alan , we sure do have many great subscribers.
So this video was done
Me on my 85th birthday , thanks for the birthday gift!
Happy Birthday George!
In my neck of the woods, Alberta, we use aspen (poplar) for a cut of lumber called oilfield plank. 3x12. 16' long, used in the oilpatch here forever. Poplar are our most abundant hardwood we have around here.
good mornin' lookin' good, nice boards, keep safe and well...
thanks Bob.
New bits worked fine. Good clean cuts. Kitty powered bus motor! Maybe bus motor powered kitties! BLESSINGS!
thanks Lewie, yes new bits make a huge difference.
@@markgalicic7788 Right-O!
Nice job of sawing, making good usage lumber. Summer is coming.
thanks Richard , nice here today in the 70's.
I've always loved your 🎵🎶 music, Mark !!
thanks John.
another great sawing job, thanks Mark and Eddie
thanks John.
Thank you for the video Mark. Enjoyable as always. Have good week
thanks John.
It's early Tuesday morning, a great way to start the day. A video from my favourite channel. The new teeth make a significant difference. I machined 36 metres of Oregon yesterday for my bedhead project, which was very therapeutic for me. Keep on keeping on!!
thanks Patrick.
Good evening from Lincolnshire UK.
good evening Andrew.
Wow, that makes 2 of us 😊
Small world.
@@robertkustos2931 Good morning Robert.
@@andrewriches506 morning Andrew 🌅
Always enjoy your videos!!!
thank you.
Thanks for being nice to the kittens, guys. And if your new music has a wailing violin/s, I'll be happy. I like what Gordy gives me.
will see if anyone sends us music.
I love that you tube streams your videos back to back!
glad to hear that.
Another great video Mark, thanks for sharing
thanks Stephen.
Good day from New Hampshire it’s finally spring cause the black flies are out. Have a great week. 🎅🏻
thanks Kenneth , I love the spring!
Great video mark thanks
thanks Edward.
Great video Mark and Eddie. Hope you're both keeping well. Those new teeth in the saw blade cut nicely through the log and leave a smoother finish. Take care.
thanks Adrian.
You guys rock!
Looks like the water got squeezed from the new bits :) Please keep sharing your video's.
yes it was very wet.
Thank you Mark thank you mister thank you Eddie thank you guys for another great video them bits seemed to do the trick
thanks Chris , yes the bits did a great job sawing.
Happy Sunday 🙏
Good video Bus Motor Productions
thanks James.
Man, love your videos that sawblade does something man I fall asleep every time lol
just like a ride in a car lol!
Love you yawl
Bark looks like cottonwood. Cottonwood and Aspen are poplars.
I like hearing the bird songs in the background of the intro, Today i think i heard a killdeer, which makes sense in the big open lot there.
hello mark and eddies its is randy and i like yours video is cool thanks friends randy
thanks Randy.
Thanks for sharing guys. Safe cutting, Deb
thanks Deb.
Greetings from Innsbruck, Austria. Long time follower by now.
greetings !
I turned 80 December 26, 2023.
I ordered the Boom plaque. ‘Who let the dogs out’ sign, maybe?
Greetings from Poland
Hello Poland.
I was in the back yard with my dog not too long ago about 25 feet from the house. All of a sudden a skunk came walking beside the house from the front yard. It was a I could do to keep my dog from exploring and wanting to play. Disaster avoided. Glad those were just kittens.
Bill
that would have been bad.
That's what I call cottonwood up here Aspen is different
Thanks fellows enjoyed😊 greatly!! Thanks for sharing
thanks Bobby.
Good evening from Denmark 🇺🇸🇩🇰
good evening Morten.
I think your right Mark. That does look a lot like poplar. Not aspen. Poplar is a very water logged wood. And while sawing it, you could see a little water coming out of the log.
Cute kittens 😸 😊
thanks Evan.
Thanks!
Good evening from Cluj, Romania
good evening Tim.
nice Boom right off the bat
yes I like it!
Hey Mark, Eddie, ZZ what's up, just to let y'all know that I have been a long time sub to your channel for a long time I absolutely enjoy your content, the sawing and your methods of such, the display of flags, tags, and signage. Also the nicknames of the sawmill parts, I wouldn't change one thing about your channel, #1 I too am a sawyer of sorts, it's an experience, I also watch Eddie's channel, in fact I think I'm around #20 of his first subs I cut my teeth on a woodmizer LT40 my company is small its called SSS Sawerx, as in Sweat,Sawdust, &Steel, lol, my name is Mike Shadrick, And would appreciate a shout out. If you don't mind, thanks lots from Rockwood, Tennessee.
hi there all nice beams and nice kitty cats , name the cats after trees cherry , oak , poplar and pine , did you say there were 4 . john
thanks John , I like it!
Looks like cottonwood
Hello from Ramania (Transilvania)
hello Ramania!
What do you do with your scraps. Pellets maybe?
HI MARK U sound alot better than what U did be 4 I sure hope what I toll U about did help 2 get rid of that cold mark I already see the difference the new saw bits have made there is a smoother face on the logs now 😊 zand the the sawblade is sawing alot better now 2 it looks like it is sawing butter now mark its amazing what a new set of new saw bits will do or a new chainsaw chain also a new sparkplug the gas in anymore is no good either U have 2 use a file 2 clean a sparkplug 2 get the carbon off and a wire brush and a safety pin 2 clean the inside of the sparkplug out most of the time after U clean them 4 times they are ready 4 the trash can the sparkplug current is suppose 2 be bright blue 😊 OMG 5 8 2O23
thanks Clarence , yes feeling much better now . sharp saw with new bits all is good!
These are the nicest size
perfect size.
I think it is Aspen used to work with it a lot in veneer Mill The bark look like it
the kittens are doing well.
Can you explain the edger ? How do you choose the width, or is it as simple as wide of full board would get out ?
Sometimes your trying to make a certain grade so there is a wane limitation on grade lumber
Those trees you just cut are black poplar they give off the fuz in spring
Mark I am so glad to have found your channel, it's how I unwind every night, before bed. I have a question, If I order a boom sign will it be signed by your crew?
thanks Chris , we can sign more.
Boom, cats and dogs
good one!
Good evening from Limpopo South Africa. 🕣
good evening David.
Bigtooth Aspen is what you've got on the deck there.
that's what we thought , it had the green look to it.
When you take your “man glitter” shims, is there any deflection of the blade or do you get a true square cut?
it squares it up .
What was the point to cut like that just sawdust I'm new to watching the sawmill work
Cottonwood
Three o’clock in the morning just back from a recovery job mini digger on its side round the back of a house with a very small access , good job we’re old school three legs and a chain block , local recovery firm wanted 1500 pounds to get a 50 ton Crain in digger only weighs couple of ton we got 250 for the job, nice job sawing the boards you keeping any of them cats keep the mice down , I’ve got a mamute that was left in a bag few month old I brought it home turned out a nice dog very protective good guard dog be over a year old now I’ve two jack Russell’s as well one 14 the other nearly 2 , took a while for him to get in the pickup on his own I thick he thought I was going to dump him the two jrs helped him as they just get in took a few months for him to trust me , he’s now my body guard and security for my cottage and workshop , you guys have a nice day
thanks Alex , no mice then no snakes around all's good.
You never mentioned the RPM of the saw blade. I love to know the optimal operation of machines as envisioned by the engineers who designed it......
I watched one on RUclips the other day at sawmill that had the edger ahead of the blade on the on the sawyers house and every time he saw block a slab the edger would he pushed that you're up there and it cut the hedges off from it and they didn't even have to mess with it like a pretty good deal
we can get a vertical edger for this mill but cost thousands of dollars.
@@markgalicic7788 yeah I know they're RUclips Derek he's he cuts a long while he's got a real loan sit right there where you yeah when he wants to do at he just slide your right into it and it cuts it cuts of sides off and runs it in the saw does it's for thing to pretty cool it's called it's called sawmill
😛😛😛😛❤❤👍👍👍👍
thanks Charles.
Just getting into it and enjoying it and it's all over
sorry it was so short.
@@markgalicic7788 wondering what your address is have license plate I would like to send you I sent the other one like it to outdoors with the Morgans
@@fullers1966 thank you that's great , email me at markgalicic@verizon.net for my address.
yah hoo I saw Mr Laser
yes!
Lovely superb Nice sawing.
thank you.
Aspen doesn’t have a brown heart like that. Either a cottonwood or a balm
I like the current opening music. How about a name the Kittens contest? Boom, and Chewy Mark and THE Eddie for starters.
I like it!
Chewy would be a good name for one of them.
What John said.
thanks Jerry.
seems that the saw is showing more teeth marks on the boards
that's a very nice cut.
Uh-oh.... 420
kinda big for aspen, maybe cottonwood
given the bark and you were getting water out as you cut
big tooth aspen.
[SUNG TO YELLOW SUBMARINE], I'd like to be, under the sea, to congratulate you for 67k! EVER HEARD OR SAWED AN EMPRESS TREE?
thanks Atremus , never heard of that.
Cool video today guys.
thanks Kevin.
i dont get to watch as often as i used to i have to ask. where is ZZ Mark?
he is working .
Hi guys what is Aspen Like
I thought aspen only grew in the western states?
no we have lots around here.
Tuxedo Kitties Love them wish I could take them......please get them out of the sawdust, they can breathe it into their lungs, not good.
the mother cat put them there to keep them warm , all's good.
The dogs on your mill carriage must be modern and progressive. You said that they are "woke". Smiles
you got to wake the dogs up lol!
Off bearing timbers that size will make a man out of you, an old man.
yes for sure.
P.S. Question; after your intros when all say we better get to work, do you all walk away from the sawmill instead of toward your work stations? LOL.
Aspen is popular just a different kind of popular what you are sawing we used to call black popular and is sometimes called bamegilia or bam for short I am probably am not spelling that properly
yes it is.
Put a Muffler on top of that air cleaner and you will quiet that hog up
Them teeth are a lot quieter
yes they are.
You mentioned liking country music in PA., but what you really like is Rap music. Someone should make you a "Let's let the Dogs Out, Ruff, Ruff-Ruff, Ruff, BOOM" theme song. Mark's Full Truth In Disclaimer Advertising: "There were NO little kitties hurt in the making of this video.".....Now that BIG BOBCAT KITTY TheEdgar had latched onto his neck, and draped around it like a fox stole, was a completely different story.
🙂 You're a rebel, I can tell.
@@MrPossumeyes Not much of a rebel, I don't even believe in Santa, you could say I'm a 'Rebel Without A Klaus.'
@@richparks1966 Oohhh, clever. No Klaus.... sneaky. O'course, you're missing out on a lot o' prezzies. But folks need rebels, just so they know they could be missing out on something. Just been re-watching Bladerunner, and thinking about my rebellious moments, and crying, I must admit ... Rutger Hauer just does it to me, every time ... "tears in the rain..." .... I am human, and Roy Batty was, too.
We need rebels, Rich, just don't be a dangerous one. And don't hurt Santa. Cheers, man.
@@MrPossumeyes You sure the name isn't Mr. O'possumCries?
@@richparks1966 No. Definitely Possumeyes, as in eyes bugging out at the things some folks feel a need to post for public edification. Where I come from a possum is a possum. And only retentives insist on the "O" at the front. And I don't cry, except when Roy Batty describes things that are just " ...tears in rain", Bladerunner, if you don't know that line. Then I get all gooey. I really feel for Roy Batty's obvious humanity.
Too much talking sir, more of the chopping action.😮😊