I get a kick out of people trying to tell you how to do your business I enjoy it the way you do it keep up the good work Some people complained just to hear their head roar
Mark, I can't thank you and Eddie enough for the videos you continue to post. They are educational as well as entertaining. You have taught me personally how to situate logs to get the best results. I built a 1/4 scale American Sawmill many years ago for demonstrating at old engine shows around the area, but I had never actually worked at a sawmill so I made a lot of mistakes. Stay well and warm. Loren
TO ME THIS IS A PAINTING LIKE BOB ROSS' WORK...YOUR BRUSH IS THE SAW BLADE...THE CUT YOU APPLY TO THE LOG IS THE PAINT...THE LOG ITSELF IS THE CANVAS... THE BOARDS PRODUCED OFF THE LOG ARE THE FINISHED PAINTINGS... THIS MY COMPARISON OF YOUR SKILLS HOWS' YOU MENTIONED, BOB ROSS, (I'M A FAN, GREAT ARTIST)... YOU MARK, DON'T STAND BEHIND WITH YOU ARTISTRY AND SKILLS IN YOUR SHOP AND THE LUMBER MILL...THANK YOU FOR THIS GREAT CHANNEL, MARK' N 'EDDIE. KEEP WARM BROS... P.S. SPIKE THAT COFFEE!...
Fascinating watching that machine. Helps of course when you have a good "driver" lol! Heck of a production machine. You two work very efficiently together by the way. I love watching people who are "artists" at their work. The Bob Ross of Sawyering lol!
Seems like last year and I found your channel as you were setting up the Mill now look at you two just a couple of sawing fool's 😂😆😂. You've come a long way lots of great video and good times. Thanks for bringing us along.
You can have all that cold. Love the Edmiston and of course "The" Eddie! Been staying busy milling sticky wood and keeping warm. I work 4 days a week 13.5 hours a day as a truck driver and 3 days a week on the sawmill or in the machine shop. From our family to yours we express our deepest condolences and deepest sympathy. Stay warm, endure winter and keep making sawdust! We think you are awesome!
@@markgalicic7788 thank you! We need to put about 1/64 more lead on the mill to get rid of the the back scoring. However we have a customer that wants us to mill some 100 plus year old Heart Pine beams into boards. They are requesting a heavy score from the blade. Crazy!
I really like your channel. Ive got a 60 something Louisiana license plate I'll send you whenever I can afford it. Saw some more of those really narly ugly logs whenever you can. They're my favorites
Anybody can saw a good log but I really like to see you set in with your bus motor powered pocket knife and start whittling one that size down to size. Starting to see ground here so the snow is receding. Looking for grass but that'll probably be next week. Thanks Mark and Edwardo and GBWYall!
Hi Mark nice video and your right you saw the way that suits you not the way the keyboard sawyers think you should saw. Finally getting back into making some videos myself too at least I'm inside the workshop not as cold as outside 🙂
HI MARK have ever had a full 👨 man sawmill crew 😀😄😊😉👍 w plenty of help before that's Sawing 👍👍 good making some boards when will you be Sawing some more big red cherry Logs they are pretty and they look 😉😀😊 good they make very pretty lumber the red cherry I like the best 👌😀😊😉OMG 3 12 2022
I like the videos of the large log sawing,I have some cypress trees in my back yard that is about 70 in at the but. I would like to see you saw one of those , or let John Clark saw one of them ,and see how he would turn them.
I must hit the wrong button I’m writing and watching that white oak ( monster) using your own words Well Mark tack in as it’s cold out there here it’s 15c @ 21:10 Guys keep safe and well Tony from Malta 🇲🇹
Hi chaps, just watching you pushing that log back up the deck a bit puts an awful lot of pressure on that front flipper.. I sure hope it don’t fall off someday Excellent work all the same. Many thanks for sharing, all the best.
There's a lot of interesting stuff in the older videos; I've seen every single one of them (it makes hospice more tolerable, watching them). The very best ones are from before the mill was completed, from the beginning when nothing was covered. I'm still working on viewing all of the videos fricknjeep put up, but he had some years' head start on you guys.
Well, It is time I spoke up apparently. I discovered your channel 5 days ago, and have been binge watching you since. I have watched 90+% of your videos, including tearing down your G-pas house. You guys are great and the mill is awesome. I am in KCMO and have already figured out it is only a 12 hr Drive to see your mill. I may have to make the trip this next summer. And you have inspired me to get more done with my Bandsaw mill. Thank you for all the awesome content. BTW how do I mail you a gift?
welcome to our channel , glad you like what what we do . Eddie and I are going on 29 years of sawing together , my email is markgalicic@verizon.net hope to see you at the mill this summer.
One of these days when you do your little show off move with your get on pedals, you're going to break that pedal off and I will be laughing my ass off sitting in my easy chair. Good luck with that.
I'm always wondering when the particular tree, (in the video), was planted and started it's life. Just something to ponder on. I have this giant red oak that's still alive in my yard, I measured the circumference, and then applied it to a chart I found online, it claims it could be 175 years old!
New guy here, on the wall of plates fourth row down,third from the left, is that a NH plate? Do you need one. Every video I watch the mill seems to be growing. How about a walk through of all you equipment and land. How you do things, why you do things, how does everything work, why do you cut your slabs, how do you sell them. I sawed boards before and I loved it, keep up the good work.
Hi Robert, welcome to our channel . We do have some videos about the controls of the mill and log yard tour but I will try to do more tours . thanks for the comment.
Just an idea... could you not push the log back onto the log deck with the knees then move the carriage ahead and then use the log turner or the "get-on-'ers" to push the cant back onto the carriage? Just a thought... love your channel and your videos!
I never noticed the 22 before, but one thing that I have wondered about is the name of the hinged arm that connects the controls to the carriage. I've asked somewhere before, but haven't got an answer yet, I'd bet that you know what it's called.
What type of saw guide are you using? I’ve got a friend with a hydraulic Frick mill in Brookville, PA and his saw guide won’t hold a setting and there’s no way to set it and get it to hold.
You and Eddie work well together. Are you related? Did you work together before sawmilling? Has he expressed an interest in learning to be a sawyer? If you had health issues he could fill in. Maybe you’ve told the story of your friendship and I somehow missed it. Good job.
Eddie and I are good friends like brothers, we started sawing 29 years ago with a 1984 meadows #1 sawmill then got this Edmiston mill in 2018, no Eddie never wanted to be the sawyer
I think some people are confused as to why the magic number of a 54 inch saw blade is 22 inches and not 27 inches. I assume it's because the carriage is above the saw blade centerline.
I hope you and Eddie realize how therapeutic it is to watch you both work. You really do help a lot of folks !
thanks Vincent , glad you liked it.
Good evening from Lincolnshire UK.
Good evening Andrew
good evening Andrew.
Love the big log videos
Thanks Mark and Eddie
Lovely superb Nice sawing of a huge pine log.
THAT'S A SASQUATCH TREE @@@ 3:22. KEEP 'EM COMING! THANK YOU
good one Artemus.
I saw Eastern White Pine in Maine for a living for Hancock Lumber and I love it! Seeing the beautiful wood every day is so cool.
I get a kick out of people trying to tell you how to do your business I enjoy it the way you do it keep up the good work Some people complained just to hear their head roar
Thanks Mark and Eddie. Always good to see a sawing video. Keep warm.
thanks John , think spring!
Great vid! Really pro!
Good Evening from South Africa.
I'll add my greetings from South Africa!
good evening Dawid.
Some nice master dog action,nice to see, hope you are all well.
master dog to the rescue !
@@markgalicic7788 u
You cutting sooths this old Carpenter....... So I sub'd
The bus motor is loving this log.
yes it is Larry.
Good Day from Mönchengladbach Germany. I hope the air is not wet. A Chill factor is always bad for a nice mood.
good day Roger , just very cold air.
Mark, I can't thank you and Eddie enough for the videos you continue to post. They are educational as well as entertaining. You have taught me personally how to situate logs to get the best results. I built a 1/4 scale American Sawmill many years ago for demonstrating at old engine shows around the area, but I had never actually worked at a sawmill so I made a lot of mistakes. Stay well and warm. Loren
thanks Loren , glad our videos helped you.
Good afternoon 😊👍👍👍🌎🌞
good afternoon Evan.
Thanks guys☺my wife tells me that I always have a grin on my face when I watch your videos😊👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼🍺🍻🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦
that's so funny , glad you like our videos.
Nice video and nice work fellers.
thanks Andrew.
Loved the Bob Ross Mention!!!!!
long time viewer and I find it interesting every time
thanks Jack glad you like it.
Nice job Ed Mark Thanks for sharing 👍
thanks Frank.
You make it look easy!
yes hydraulics do help , How is your new blade doing?
@@markgalicic7788 pulled 48” reinstalled 40”. A subscriber recommended a saw doctor but I haven’t taken the wobbly 48” to him yet.
That was a profitable log!
yes it had a good yield.
Happy little tree. Nice Bob Ross quote!
yes good ole Bob!
TO ME THIS IS A PAINTING LIKE BOB ROSS' WORK...YOUR BRUSH IS THE SAW BLADE...THE CUT YOU APPLY TO THE LOG IS THE PAINT...THE LOG ITSELF IS THE CANVAS...
THE BOARDS PRODUCED OFF THE LOG ARE THE FINISHED PAINTINGS...
THIS MY COMPARISON OF YOUR SKILLS HOWS' YOU MENTIONED,
BOB ROSS,
(I'M A FAN, GREAT ARTIST)...
YOU MARK, DON'T STAND BEHIND WITH YOU ARTISTRY AND SKILLS IN YOUR SHOP AND THE LUMBER MILL...THANK YOU FOR THIS GREAT CHANNEL,
MARK' N 'EDDIE.
KEEP WARM BROS...
P.S. SPIKE THAT COFFEE!...
thanks for the great comment Arturo.
...NOW THAT IS A BIG ONE, KEEP SAFE..
yes it was.
Fascinating watching that machine. Helps of course when you have a good "driver" lol! Heck of a production machine. You two work very efficiently together by the way. I love watching people who are "artists" at their work. The Bob Ross of Sawyering lol!
Thanks for stockpiling a few vids for us to wacth.
only one more to go.
Seems like last year and I found your channel as you were setting up the Mill now look at you two just a couple of sawing fool's 😂😆😂. You've come a long way lots of great video and good times. Thanks for bringing us along.
thanks Mark , we came a long way.
You can have all that cold. Love the Edmiston and of course "The" Eddie! Been staying busy milling sticky wood and keeping warm. I work 4 days a week 13.5 hours a day as a truck driver and 3 days a week on the sawmill or in the machine shop. From our family to yours we express our deepest condolences and deepest sympathy. Stay warm, endure winter and keep making sawdust! We think you are awesome!
thank you , I seen your last video "nice hat" & shirt ! I do have some info on two meadows mills for you . send us some warm weather !
@@markgalicic7788 thank you! We need to put about 1/64 more lead on the mill to get rid of the the back scoring. However we have a customer that wants us to mill some 100 plus year old Heart Pine beams into boards. They are requesting a heavy score from the blade. Crazy!
I really like your channel. Ive got a 60 something Louisiana license plate I'll send you whenever I can afford it. Saw some more of those really narly ugly logs whenever you can. They're my favorites
Love it ,thanks for sharing！
AWESOME !!!
25👍's up thanks for sharing
thanks.
You two are awesome together, Stay safe and be happy> Keep up the great work!
thanks Bob.
Nice big log!
That log turner was extra angry today! Should get it a pair of comfy sneakers 😆 or a nice gentle rear flipper!
yes a nice big pine , we have some monster cherry to saw this spring.
Lot of sheeting outta that one mark,thanks for sharing
yes lots of pallet slats.
Wish I lived closer to the mill, I’d be one of your best customers. Mighty fine sawing Mark.
thanks Ronald , if you get out this way look us up .
I like the big log and all that you did to it.
yes Mark , I do like sawing the big logs just more fun to saw!
GREETINGS AND BLESSINGS
I still enjoy seeing even the saved videos. Sounds like you were a lot colder than we were here in north central Ohio.
Bill
glad you liked it Bill.
Can't wait until warmer weather...above 32°
I will take that Sharon.
Hey gents. Great you're enjoying winter indoors. Summer here in Wollongong, but it's not as hot as usual mid 20s.C . Anyhow thanks for the video.
I do like like heat.
That's a good sized log, good sawing.
thanks James.
I enjoy going back and watching the old stuff especially on logs I really liked.
glad you like the old stuff , sawing pine has 4.8 m views.
Got my sawing fix in. Thanks.
glad you liked it.
GREAT 👍 VIDEO AS ALWAYS MARK!
thanks Dwight.
Anybody can saw a good log but I really like to see you set in with your bus motor powered pocket knife and start whittling one that size down to size. Starting to see ground here so the snow is receding. Looking for grass but that'll probably be next week. Thanks Mark and Edwardo and GBWYall!
that's a great comment Lewie , we may not see the grass until March.
@@markgalicic7788 I always mow 4 or 5 times before anyone else here so it can pop up any time and I'll not be surprised. GBWYall!
Nice job. You made some very usable white pine lumber from that huge log.
thanks Richard.
Beautiful log.
thanks.
Hi Mark nice video and your right you saw the way that suits you not the way the keyboard sawyers think you should saw. Finally getting back into making some videos myself too at least I'm inside the workshop not as cold as outside 🙂
thanks Tommy , I did see one great stuff.
Hey Mark & Eddie - thanks for thinking of us !!! John
yes sir!
Love these longer videos, that log was a good one! 😊✌🏻🇺🇸
glad you liked it Carl.
HI MARK have ever had a full 👨 man sawmill crew 😀😄😊😉👍 w plenty of help before that's Sawing 👍👍 good making some boards when will you be Sawing some more big red cherry Logs they are pretty and they look 😉😀😊 good they make very pretty lumber the red cherry I like the best 👌😀😊😉OMG 3 12 2022
love your videos....nice blade there and nice wood
thanks Ron.
Watching this on my big screen it's just like being there in person.
I like to watch youtube on my 65" screen.
I like the videos of the large log sawing,I have some cypress trees in my back yard that is about 70 in at the but. I would like to see you saw one of those , or let John Clark saw one of them ,and see how he would turn them.
Hi guys Eddie &. Mark
Great to have you back, I can understand the where the mill is set and you’re open to the elements
I must hit the wrong button
I’m writing and watching that white oak ( monster) using your own words
Well Mark tack in as it’s cold out there here it’s 15c @ 21:10
Guys keep safe and well
Tony from Malta 🇲🇹
thanks Tony , we need spring to come early this year.
Great video Mark and Eddie. Hope your both keeping well. Take care and stay warm.
thanks Adrian , all is well.
Hi chaps, just watching you pushing that log back up the deck a bit puts an awful lot of pressure on that front flipper.. I sure hope it don’t fall off someday
Excellent work all the same. Many thanks for sharing, all the best.
it should be ok , thanks for watching.
really great way of starting the new year my friend 😊
thanks Montel.
This channel needs to be marked "educational", as it is fascinating to watch you guys turn crap wood into pure beauty! Keep it up!
thanks for the great comment Brian.
A real saw man
A Oakdale man.
A BIG thanks!!!
your welcome Karen.
Nice big love when are you gonna show more on your kill that you're making or building like to see some videos on that if you don't mind
29:20 "There some mad dogs there" I'm not sure if that's what I would call Eddie.
good one!
There's a lot of interesting stuff in the older videos; I've seen every single one of them (it makes hospice more tolerable, watching them). The very best ones are from before the mill was completed, from the beginning when nothing was covered. I'm still working on viewing all of the videos fricknjeep put up, but he had some years' head start on you guys.
thanks Frank , we hope everything is ok with you. yes John has many more videos .
Good morning
good morning!
Well, It is time I spoke up apparently. I discovered your channel 5 days ago, and have been binge watching you since. I have watched 90+% of your videos, including tearing down your G-pas house. You guys are great and the mill is awesome. I am in KCMO and have already figured out it is only a 12 hr Drive to see your mill. I may have to make the trip this next summer. And you have inspired me to get more done with my Bandsaw mill. Thank you for all the awesome content. BTW how do I mail you a gift?
welcome to our channel , glad you like what what we do . Eddie and I are going on 29 years of sawing together , my email is markgalicic@verizon.net hope to see you at the mill this summer.
That’s a BiG log!
yes sir.
nice ty
One of these days when you do your little show off move with your get on pedals, you're going to break that pedal off and I will be laughing my ass off sitting in my easy chair. Good luck with that.
Cut height. That was the answer to the 22 question. Was always curious about that.
yes lots of people ask that question.
Sure would be nice to see you working in your professional wood shop making a bookshelf for a bed and/or a kitchen cabinet door.
I'm always wondering when the particular tree, (in the video), was planted and started it's life. Just something to ponder on. I have this giant red oak that's still alive in my yard, I measured the circumference, and then applied it to a chart I found online, it claims it could be 175 years old!
New guy here, on the wall of plates fourth row down,third from the left, is that a NH plate? Do you need one. Every video I watch the mill seems to be growing. How about a walk through of all you equipment and land. How you do things, why you do things, how does everything work, why do you cut your slabs, how do you sell them. I sawed boards before and I loved it, keep up the good work.
Hi Robert, welcome to our channel . We do have some videos about the controls of the mill and log yard tour but I will try to do more tours . thanks for the comment.
Mike McCoy used to push that log back on the log deck with the knees then move carriage forward
Try it sometime
yes he did the nose on my log deck is slanted up and his was flat.
I have a nice black walnut that is 12' Long by 33" at the small end and straight. -10 this morning at 7am here
wow that is a monster log , that's too cold for anything.
Just woke up, from my Senior beauty sleep.
good one I like it.
Mark Have you ever thought about building in a vertical Edger on the mill itself? Someone makes a 3 bladed vertical edger that is Hydro powered.
Just an idea... could you not push the log back onto the log deck with the knees then move the carriage ahead and then use the log turner or the "get-on-'ers" to push the cant back onto the carriage? Just a thought... love your channel and your videos!
I did try that but the nose on the log deck is slanted up and the log rolls back on the carriage.
Oh ok, I was thinking more when it was squared off... anyway, I have a license plate here I'd like to send you guys, where does one send it to?
What's the kerf on your blade? 1/2 cuts seem like the waste would be significant.
9/32" , we make money off the sawdust too all profit.
👍
What does a log like this "big white pine" cost to buy so you can saw it into lumber. Not being nosey, just interested
HI MARK have U sawed any white or red oak railroad ties OMG 5 14 2O22
You need an anchor point on the far end with a set of tongs, then you can pull the log forward with the carriage
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I should saw 8' logs on my last two blocks but no master dog.
what are these 1/2" boards useful for.
Boom!
yes sir Mark! more boom this year.
have ya ever sawed any hemlock mark?
Is that log pine or spruce? The title of the video says pine, Mark G said spruce.
I never noticed the 22 before, but one thing that I have wondered about is the name of the hinged arm that connects the controls to the carriage. I've asked somewhere before, but haven't got an answer yet, I'd bet that you know what it's called.
yes the cut thru number , the arm is called a pantograph that carries the hydraulic hoses & control wires.
@@markgalicic7788 thanks, my dad worked at a sawmill in the '50s, but it was all manual, no fancy doodads like you have. 😉
I love your videos! I’m curious. Do you make caskets? There was one I. The background in your introduction.
I did a video on building that coffin , check it out.
@@markgalicic7788 That's for the discontented commenter.
What type of saw guide are you using? I’ve got a friend with a hydraulic Frick mill in Brookville, PA and his saw guide won’t hold a setting and there’s no way to set it and get it to hold.
my saw guide was made by McCormick's saw shop a great saw guide.
Was that cut for fencing slats? Are you all in NC?
these were for pallet slats , we are in Imperial PA.
Just wondering what type of laser you used on the sawmill. Would you recommend it
yes it is made by Lumberline laser co , I do like it.
Pardon my ignorance, but what do people do with 1/2” boards?
pallet slats.
You and Eddie work well together. Are you related? Did you work together before sawmilling? Has he expressed an interest in learning to be a sawyer? If you had health issues he could fill in. Maybe you’ve told the story of your friendship and I somehow missed it. Good job.
Eddie and I are good friends like brothers, we started sawing 29 years ago with a 1984 meadows #1 sawmill then got this Edmiston mill in 2018, no Eddie never wanted to be the sawyer
I think some people are confused as to why the magic number of a 54 inch saw blade is 22 inches and not 27 inches. I assume it's because the carriage is above the saw blade centerline.
we have a 6" saw collar + a few inches of clearance on the headblocks = 22"
-2° would be a heat wave here! Going down to -20° tonight.
wow no thanks.
Brrrrrrrrrr!
yes sir
I have a project that I'd like to use your wood with. Is it possible to place an order? (small quantity)
sure email me at markgalicic@verizon.net.