Good heavens Mark that boy of yours is a mountain of a man. It must have been fun feeding him through his teenage years! My sons are the same. Both are big bruisers but kind. We are blessed men!
I lined my horse stalls with black oak 1x12s about 35 years, they were so green they squirted water as they were nailed up. I never had to replace one and never had a horse chew on them. I was commercial performance horse stable with 19 stalls. Good choice of lumber.
I can’t believe how beautiful the lumber is you are sawing !! You say it’s going in a horse barn for use a dividers between stalls. When l built my house 30 years ago, l had a guy ask me $3.50 board foot . For people reading this that’s 1 foot x 1 foot x1 inch thick. That was kiln dried, but gosh your sawing some nice stuff.
Just admiring The Eddie Horvath’s work ethics. He works hard but smart. The young guys helping out from time to time wear no gloves or protective equipment and hzz as be lots of wasted movements. Partially that comes from age and partially from knowing the job to be done.
My uncle's took me to Weyerhaeuser in So. Oregon where it seemed every male family member worked before the spotted owl sham ruined the industry there. One worked in plywood and another ran the big saw. There were logs it seems as big as vans around and twice as long. I was an 8 or 9 year old so who knows. I sure appreciate what you do and listening to you. Belated H.B. to Eddie. I bet he has some logging stories.
I am 70 and i just lost my mom back in Feb., she was 96, it is nice to grow old with your parents, Happy Birthday to your Dad Eddie, enjoy every day with him you can, I was waiting on the chain saw, 52 vs 56 is a big deal, and i agree 56 is the right size for you and this mill, been a long time coming hope to see another 109 video's from you guys, great job as always
Mark, I have cut up more bf of oak in 30+ years than I could begin to count and I must say it does not get better than this. A knot here and there can easily be cut around with very little waist. Blessings to you and yours.
Hi Mr. Eddie tell your dad i said Happy Birthday and wishing him many more!!! You guys keep up the good work, love watching your videos as soon as you post them Mark, thanks
Happy belated Eddy Horvath! Hope you had a grand day! I’d like to see a shut down sequence of the mill sometime. I enjoy your videos, keep them coming!
@@markgalicic7788 Growing up we lived across a flt from the mill. I could hear every time the saw hit a log and the edger ran a board through and the 4-71 load up! MUSIC!
I went down a rabbit hole, thanks to you guys😜. I looked up 56” blades to see what they go for and watch them get manufactured and then looked at sawmills for sale, used equipment. Pretty interesting. I’m disabled so I spend a lot of time on this internet thing. I’m sure they’ll be more rabbit holes coming. I love this channel. You’ve already got a Florida flag and I see a tag today, although we have about 30 different tags here so I’ll probably find one in my stack to send up. It’s a great way to show my appreciation for making my day go by a little better. I see you have the cases the blades came in also there. 52” to 56” doesn’t sound like that much but you can really see it in those 2 round crates.
You really need a Logrite cant hook or peavey. Beats the wood handle ones all to .... hands down. You would like it better, like so many others have found out already. Great to see the big saw on and running well.. tks for the video.
Not many mills can comfortably run a 56. Every time I see this in action I am comparing it to mine. Never turn your back as I might borrow it one day Mark, LOL.
Those horses won't know what to do with that clr & straight grain, But I guess it probably all chews the same. HAPPY BIRTHDAY EDDIE, mine's on Sat, 22.
Well damn...first time for getting quoted in a video. Wouldyalookatthat...cut that log like a light saber going thru butter...I'd say you got yer money's worth. 👍😊
Those were big logs! It must be nice to have the 56" blade back. The saw and the bus motor sounded really good on this video. The refurbished saw collar really makes a big difference. 73 de AC8TH. (Best wishes from me using amateur radio slang!)
Yall were doing some SAWING! GOOD one Mark and THANKS for everything! And Happy Birthday T.H.E. #1 and good to see Mark #2 out and about. I sure like the Bus Motor drawing he did and that thing was doing some SPEAKING when you were poking them through that perfect blade setup on a VERY regular basis! Nothing like when everything is RIGHT and it sure is now! And boy/son sure ain't a 97# weakling! You make sawmill muscles out there where they are, sure! So Thanks Again and Boy Howdy everything is running SLICK! GBWYall!
Hey guys, love your videos. I just wanted to comment on what you said in the beginning of this video about blade size. I have a Oscar 36 band saw and the biggest log I've cut was 32 inches diameter and as strait as a pencil. Lucky I had the carriage behind the log otherwise I would have never cleared the height. But I've cut bigger and always welcome big logs. It's gives opportunity to quarter saw. I bought a chain saw with a 36 inch bar just for that. It was a few years ago, but after a hurricane I went around and collected big logs, most were pecan (pee-can) and some oak. with that said it doesn't really matter how big your mill is, it's how you deal with the logs. BTW I am very envious of your mill, the live deck, and log turner. With love from N. central Florida.
When you said Mr. Horvath was 88 today, I though, "Holy cow Eddy looks great, and how is he doing that work." Then I realized you were talking about his dad. No, Eddy doesn't look like he could be 88, that's why I was shocked ;-)
Happy Birthday Mr Horvath. Inquiring minds want to know when you are going to get T. H. E. Eddie station under roof. Or at least start alternating stations so he can get a break.😂😂
I like the laser, and was thinking it would be nice to have a horizontal laser to shoot the height of the cut on the log, it may or may not help, but I would probably need one.
Please explain why you don't de-bark before sawing. Is it because it isn't often you get a troublesome log, or just time? I ask because I know someone with a portable saw (wood miser, I think) who always de-barks.
The larger sawmill bits in the circle blades are quite a a bit more forgiving than the bandwagon blades but the will dull. Good clean logs that have been carried and not drug won’t need much debarking. We keep a water hose at the mill to occasionally knock off excessive grit and dirt
Tennessee Sawmill Guy. Thanks for that, makes total sense. I only asked because over the months of following the postings, I've noticed they often have loose bark jamming the equipment.
Are large blades available with insert teeth, are is your rim speed just too fast for that? Also with your carriage can you half a big log or does the log loading table limit the thickness of your cut? thanks
Eddie looks great for 88. Happy Birthday 🎂🎂🎂🎂Eddie. Mark, all these logs that you saw up, are these logs that people drop off that need lumber sawed up and/or logs that people drop off that don’t want them? Just curious.
Just a note around here people are stealing lumber and going into peoples wood land and cutting their trees down...Cause of the high costs...Guard your stuff and be safe...
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These guys make great videos , lots of knowledge
Nice sawing video........... that saw is working really good
thanks Bob.
A very HAPPY BIRTHDAY Eddie. Folks ten years younger than you sleep most days in rest homes. All the very best from New Zealand 🇳🇿
it's Eddies dads birthday.
Good heavens Mark that boy of yours is a mountain of a man. It must have been fun feeding him through his teenage years! My sons are the same. Both are big bruisers but kind. We are blessed men!
yes sir.
I lined my horse stalls with black oak 1x12s about 35 years, they were so green they squirted water as they were nailed up. I never had to replace one and never had a horse chew on them. I was commercial performance horse stable with 19 stalls. Good choice of lumber.
I can’t believe how beautiful the lumber is you are sawing !! You say it’s going in a horse barn for use a dividers between stalls. When l built my house 30 years ago, l had a guy ask me $3.50 board foot . For people reading this that’s 1 foot x 1 foot x1 inch thick. That was kiln dried, but gosh your sawing some nice stuff.
thanks.
Just admiring The Eddie Horvath’s work ethics. He works hard but smart. The young guys helping out from time to time wear no gloves or protective equipment and hzz as be lots of wasted movements. Partially that comes from age and partially from knowing the job to be done.
thanks Sharon , Eddie does work very smart.
My uncle's took me to Weyerhaeuser in So. Oregon where it seemed every male family member worked before the spotted owl sham ruined the industry there. One worked in plywood and another ran the big saw. There were logs it seems as big as vans around and twice as long. I was an 8 or 9 year old so who knows.
I sure appreciate what you do and listening to you. Belated H.B. to Eddie. I bet he has some logging stories.
HAPPY NEW YEAR Will be waiting to see what you've got for us next year.
Oh Man!!! Awesome sawmill!!!! Wonderful. i could watch all day long. Very satisfying!!
Glad you enjoyed it
Mr. Horvath, you could work circles around lots of folks, probably even some teens. Happy Birthday.
Eddies dad says thanks.
Happy birthday from all of us over the pond hi Mark another winning video from you all thank you
thanks John.
I am 70 and i just lost my mom back in Feb., she was 96, it is nice to grow old with your parents, Happy Birthday to your Dad Eddie, enjoy every day with him you can, I was waiting on the chain saw, 52 vs 56 is a big deal, and i agree 56 is the right size for you and this mill, been a long time coming hope to see another 109 video's from you guys, great job as always
sorry for your loss Harry. yes the 56" saw is perfect for us.
New blade is NICE , and wonderful smooth cuts. and ..WOW. $100 boards
thanks Steve.
Happy Birthday 🎊🎈🎉🎁🎂 Eddie
Wow! The Eddie is 88. Congrats on birthday and staying strong and fit at the mill. Good for you.
Eddies dad is 88.
mark galicic Ah! Thank you.
Mark, I have cut up more bf of oak in 30+ years than I could begin to count
and I must say it does not get better than this.
A knot here and there can easily be cut around with very little waist.
Blessings to you and yours.
thanks Leroy.
Hi Mr. Eddie tell your dad i said Happy Birthday and wishing him many more!!! You guys keep up the good work, love watching your videos as soon as you post them Mark, thanks
Eddies dad says thanks.
@@markgalicic7788 your welcome
Happy belated Eddy Horvath! Hope you had a grand day!
I’d like to see a shut down sequence of the mill sometime.
I enjoy your videos, keep them coming!
Thanks 👍
The new 2020 mill is working good the saw going thru that big red sounds almost as good as the Detroit
thanks Doug.
@@markgalicic7788 Growing up we lived across a flt from the mill. I could hear every time the saw hit a log and the edger ran a board through and the 4-71 load up! MUSIC!
Happy birthday eddy!! Just halfway 😃 and hopefully many healthy years to come. God bless you and your family. 👊 Hessel (Dutchie 😉)
thanks Hassel.
Happy birthday The Eddy Horvath, another August baby. I never would have guessed you were 88. I figured you were in your early 60's.
it's Eddies dad.
@@markgalicic7788 If T.H.E shaved he'd probably look 20's!
@@lewiemcneely9143 But he wouldn't be ZZ Top! Or a sharp dressed man. Overalls maketh the man, you know. Suits? pffff. Overalls are what count.
@@MrPossumeyes I don't think the double Z's ever worked the short end of a sawmill or finished concrete.
@@lewiemcneely9143 Your'e quite right, they only made great music. But Eddie makes me think "ZZ", can't help it.
Happy 88th birthday, Ed! Just a few years ahead of us. You have a great work ethic that many young whipper snappers could learn from!
thanks
Those Black Oak logs seasoned well-loved their grain and colour.
thanks Philip.
That even sounds better now and cuts beautifully! Happy birthday to Mr. Horvath!
thanks.
It's always better when a plan comes together.
Birthday greetings Ed ,Now the mill is running right you will get more satisfaction with the end product .
yes sir Bob.
Happy Birthday Mr. Eddie Horvath.
Eddies dad says thanks.
I went down a rabbit hole, thanks to you guys😜. I looked up 56” blades to see what they go for and watch them get manufactured and then looked at sawmills for sale, used equipment. Pretty interesting. I’m disabled so I spend a lot of time on this internet thing. I’m sure they’ll be more rabbit holes coming. I love this channel. You’ve already got a Florida flag and I see a tag today, although we have about 30 different tags here so I’ll probably find one in my stack to send up. It’s a great way to show my appreciation for making my day go by a little better. I see you have the cases the blades came in also there. 52” to 56” doesn’t sound like that much but you can really see it in those 2 round crates.
I hope you're V.A. covered!
thanks Mike , glad you liked the video.
You really need a Logrite cant hook or peavey. Beats the wood handle ones all to .... hands down. You would like it better, like so many others have found out already.
Great to see the big saw on and running well.. tks for the video.
yes but the old hook is all we have.
HAPPY BIRTHDAY EDDIE , HOPE YOU HAVE MANY MORE
I mill with a Woodmizer and love it. However there is something about the sound of the bus engine and blade cutting is awesome. Ron
Totally agree
Happy birthday Eddie. Love watching the operator side of the mill but how about a video of Eddie's side of the operation!
Eddies dad says thanks.
Tell Eddie dad happy birthday good video Mark new blade doing great thanks
will do Edward.
That motor was spinning today. Good job on the sawing. Thanks for the video
thanks Glen.
lol i re-watch them all the time, who could get bored? lol
Like a blister, showing up after most of the work is done
help is help.
@@markgalicic7788 And ANY is good!
@@lewiemcneely9143 thanks Lewie.
@@markgalicic7788 Thank YOU, Pal!
Nice looking wood, love oak grain! Thanks Mark and Eddie
thanks Robert.
happy birthday eddy,by the looks of your shim pass you got her cookin.
it's Eddies dads birthday.
Not many mills can comfortably run a 56. Every time I see this in action I am comparing it to mine. Never turn your back as I might borrow it one day Mark, LOL.
you need a strong built mill to handle a 56"
@@markgalicic7788 I really like the short coupling from the power unit to husk. Mine has a 220 Cummins but too many connections.
109 videos!
Thinks have came along nicely!
Good work.
thank you.
Thank you for the video.100 plus sawmill videos and this is the first one with a cant hook!Hah! Guess thats a good thing.
just like the old days.
Those horses won't know what to do with that clr & straight grain, But I guess it probably all chews the same. HAPPY BIRTHDAY EDDIE, mine's on Sat, 22.
yes they eat it all.
Ham radio and sawmilling. Perfect match! De WF2V
yes sir.
Happy B-Day Mr H !! I always look forward to seeing your shows... Its interesting to see what you do to maximise quantity and Quality
Eddies dad says thanks.
Well damn...first time for getting quoted in a video.
Wouldyalookatthat...cut that log like a light saber going thru butter...I'd say you got yer money's worth. 👍😊
yes sir ironwolf1.
@@markgalicic7788 U did indeed!
Happy Birthday to Eddie.
Eddie says thanks.
I showed that 56 inch saw to a friend. told him.....
'see that saw ?
you should see that saw saw !
you never saw a saw saw like that saw saws !'
thanks dave.
@@markgalicic7788 A Si saw!
Happy birthday Eddie couldn't imagine you are 88.
but his dad is 88.
Those were big logs! It must be nice to have the 56" blade back. The saw and the bus motor sounded really good on this video. The refurbished saw collar really makes a big difference. 73 de AC8TH. (Best wishes from me using amateur radio slang!)
Hi pastor Michael , yes it's great to have the 56" saw back. do you still use your ham radio?
Yes, still active. Belong to ARRL and the local club.
Yall were doing some SAWING! GOOD one Mark and THANKS for everything! And Happy Birthday T.H.E. #1 and good to see Mark #2 out and about. I sure like the Bus Motor drawing he did and that thing was doing some SPEAKING when you were poking them through that perfect blade setup on a VERY regular basis! Nothing like when everything is RIGHT and it sure is now! And boy/son sure ain't a 97# weakling! You make sawmill muscles out there where they are, sure! So Thanks Again and Boy Howdy everything is running SLICK! GBWYall!
thanks Lewie , People thought THE was 88 today thats so funny!
@@markgalicic7788 I would say that he looks 88 but he'd punch me! Thanks, Mark and it IS funny!
@@markgalicic7788 And T.H.E #2 didn't EVEN know how to act with help! That was a GOOD TRUE one right there!
Hey guys, love your videos. I just wanted to comment on what you said in the beginning of this video about blade size. I have a Oscar 36 band saw and the biggest log I've cut was 32 inches diameter and as strait as a pencil. Lucky I had the carriage behind the log otherwise I would have never cleared the height. But I've cut bigger and always welcome big logs. It's gives opportunity to quarter saw. I bought a chain saw with a 36 inch bar just for that. It was a few years ago, but after a hurricane I went around and collected big logs, most were pecan (pee-can) and some oak. with that said it doesn't really matter how big your mill is, it's how you deal with the logs. BTW I am very envious of your mill, the live deck, and log turner. With love from N. central Florida.
yes it's all on how you deal with a large log.
That was a nice looking log!
thanks Doug.
Happy birthday Eddie. 🎂🍨🍵🍵
Eddies dad says thanks.
@@markgalicic7788 he is welcome
Sorry I misunderstood who's birthday but i see I'm not the only one.
Those 2 logs cut to 4/4 would have been enough to do my living room floor.
Thanks Eddie and Mark.
hope the horses like it.
When you said Mr. Horvath was 88 today, I though, "Holy cow Eddy looks great, and how is he doing that work." Then I realized you were talking about his dad. No, Eddy doesn't look like he could be 88, that's why I was shocked ;-)
that's so funny!
Happy birthday Mr Horvath
Eddies dad says thanks.
Good nice conten 👍
I love working sawmill chainsaw
thanks
Both oaks with shake wow
Happy birthday Eddy
Eddies dad thanks you.
The saw sounds quieter now with all the work you have done
yes it does Jay.
Good morning from St John Parish, Louisiana 17 Aug 20.
good morning Louisiana!
Happy birthday Eddy
(Better late than never ) : )
Eddie says thanks.
Happy Birthday!
Eddies dad thanks you!
A man in motion, stays in motion, huhEddy? Also nice to cut a log with some meat ! Good stuff.
yes sir.
Happy Birthday Mr Horvath. Inquiring minds want to know when you are going to get T. H. E. Eddie station under roof. Or at least start alternating stations so he can get a break.😂😂
thanks Richard , hope soon.
I like the laser, and was thinking it would be nice to have a horizontal laser to shoot the height of the cut on the log, it may or may not help, but I would probably need one.
yes the laser is a big help.
Way to nice oak log to make horse stall boards out of.... that is #1 select hardwood other than the cracks.... and the center which is full of knots
thanks John.
Nice work.Beautifull wood structures. How much do you loose by the thickness of the blade ?
Please explain why you do not cut through the center of hardwood.
Also is the leed expressed in degrees?
the center is full of cracks , leed is in fractions of inches 1/16"
Happy Birthday Mr Horvath and many more. You have a hard-working son to be proud of.
Now Mark's question? Does the saw blade ut 1\4th Kerf?
Do you have another inside guide at the splitter ?
no just at the front of the saw.
been a long time Mark... still looking to see that band mill to cut a log.
some day.
Please explain why you don't de-bark before sawing. Is it because it isn't often you get a troublesome log, or just time? I ask because I know someone with a portable saw (wood miser, I think) who always de-barks.
a debarker cost to much for us to have.
mark galicic. Thanks for taking the time to reply, cost is always an important factor. Is one on the wish list?
The larger sawmill bits in the circle blades are quite a a bit more forgiving than the bandwagon blades but the will dull. Good clean logs that have been carried and not drug won’t need much debarking. We keep a water hose at the mill to occasionally knock off excessive grit and dirt
Tennessee Sawmill Guy. Thanks for that, makes total sense. I only asked because over the months of following the postings, I've noticed they often have loose bark jamming the equipment.
How’s the kiln coming and yawl ever get the bandsaw mill set up? Have a great week
she is still in the works.
Happy Birthday THE Eddy Horvath. I hope I’m as fit and active at 60, as you are at 88!!
Eddies dad says thanks.
What is it your looking for when you make the first cut?
I like to open a bad face so you still have 3 good faces to work with.
We had a 52 inch saw with a 36 inch top saw, it handled about anything we came across.
how wide of a cut with the top saw?
Come on guys, click like so these guys can get up higher on the recommended list and get more subs. It’s not hard to click when you click play.
thanks for subscribing Mike.
are the set points on the saw Lazar controlled?
Can you post a link for the saw mill manual you showed?
I will try.
What video do you tell why it's the Eddy Horvath
Have you done any videos on the edger and how that works?
yes we have, we have 109 videos.
Oh ya, making saw dust. Perfect on a Monday. Thanks guys
thanks Larry.
Monday funday.
Where are you guys located
Hi guys love your videos how often do you clean the saw dust out from ln and around the mill does the dust tend to gum things up
the sawdust blower takes most of it away but we do clean up by hand a few times a year.
Are large blades available with insert teeth, are is your rim speed just too fast for that? Also with your carriage can you half a big log or does the log loading table limit the thickness of your cut? thanks
we have insert teeth F-pattern , it's hard to saw a log in half just too heavy.
Eddie looks great for 88. Happy Birthday 🎂🎂🎂🎂Eddie. Mark, all these logs that you saw up, are these logs that people drop off that need lumber sawed up and/or logs that people drop off that don’t want them? Just curious.
Eddie is 60 & his dad is 88. the logs were cut down from a tree service.
How's the kiln working out?
slow.
Just a note around here people are stealing lumber and going into peoples wood land and cutting their trees down...Cause of the high costs...Guard your stuff and be safe...
where we at with the kiln?
still working on it.
Do you have a trim saw/resaw?
yes we have a edger.
👍🏻👍🏻
thanks Dave.
Have a good week yourself, say was wondering how the kiln was progressing?
the kiln is still not done.
Curious how many rpms your running that detroit bus motor ?
about 1800.
Who's is the pickup. I finally found the inspiration for Bucket of Bolts
HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO EDDY
yes Mr Horvath his dad.
Boy you guys were "Poetry In Motion" in this vid. BTW what do you do with all the edge pieces is it all just firewood or does it get chipped?
thanks Brian , we cut the wood up for fire wood.
Would you show us under the saw to show how the sawdust is moved along ?
we sure can.
These trees get a 2nd life,it's a shame we only get one.
very true.