Mr horvath I can’t say thank you enough for what you do yes I enjoy the sawing but I learn so much more from you fellas I recently lost a dear friend and mentor I worked and learned from him about bicycle repair but but I learned much more about life from him you are a mentor to o me as well even though we have never ment when your alone in the cab steer it’s like your talking straight to me thank you for being you
Other words of the day: Loyalty, Dignity, Kindness, Respect, ... I noticed some of those wider edgings could be ripped down to stickers, instead of going to firewood. Nothing is wasted. Thanks for the video. Jon
Nice lumber Eddie. Word of the day "Patience" Very important, and it shows willingness to wait for others who may not have caught up to your level, no matter the level, whether IQ, skill etc. Remember In your patience possess ye your souls. (Luke 21:19)
Afternoon T.H.E. Eddie! Hey, you might look into these billboard companies for covers for your wood stacks. Chris from " In the Woodyard" uses the old signs to cover his wood piles in the winter. I believe these companies just discard them when they change signs. It wouldn't hurt to check it out. 😋👍❤️📹😃
Patience, perseverance, and preference are in the most part virtues as more often than not go hand in hand. Can't accomplish the mission without all of the necessary components on hand and in place in the proper order. Hope your family is well and got some enjoyment out of that thing I sent you.
hi there Eddie how's the weather in good ol Pa love that old truck ya got they sure don't make um like that anymore a darn shame what they want for the new ones I'll take an old one any day can't beat old built with good heavy steel and iron back then
Good to see ya again Eddy! I know you have been a mason also, so I want to tell you a little story. I was a walk-on at an apartment building. [Union job, I’m a retired Laborer] Italian fella, saw me moving a machine moving the block around each floor, said,”You work bigga bigga like this before? I said, Yeah, I worked bigga before! Well, a Mason apprentice heard him, and for the rest of our careers, if he saw me on a job with him, would yell, “Hey! You worka bigga bigga like this??” Cracked me up, but other guys probably thought we were both nuts!😂
Three o’clock in the afternoon finished for the day , that’s some stack of pine you’ve got there, patience she’s a big girl the youth of today do try my patience but like my old foreman used to say age and treachery over youth and skill patience will get you there, any way you have a nice day
You know, if you put that 3rd blade on the edger, attached to the moveable one, spaced to the thickness of your stickers (or sheathing) you could convert some of the scrap into stickers.
Always glad to see and hear you. Especially the word of the day. Thank you for helping make us better people than we were yesterday.
Thank you for your kind words
Mr horvath I can’t say thank you enough for what you do yes I enjoy the sawing but I learn so much more from you fellas I recently lost a dear friend and mentor I worked and learned from him about bicycle repair but but I learned much more about life from him you are a mentor to o me as well even though we have never ment when your alone in the cab steer it’s like your talking straight to me thank you for being you
Thank you for sharing this it means a lot to me
Eddie, super 😎😎to watch you work, a true Master for sure... Patience, all good things come to those who wait (have patience) 👍👍✝✝
That’s right. Thank you
I enjoy your down-home personality and work ethic. Thank you
Thank you kindly
Other words of the day: Loyalty, Dignity, Kindness, Respect, ... I noticed some of those wider edgings could be ripped down to stickers, instead of going to firewood. Nothing is wasted. Thanks for the video. Jon
If I remember the video, wasn't long ago on the main channel. He explained why they don't use soft wood for snickering
We make the stickers in the shop. All the same size and dry. Thank you
I like the opening shots with a new angle on the saw blade. Never seen that before. Enjoying the channel, thanks Eddie keep it up....
Glad you enjoyed it. Thank you
You are a good role model. I salute you and your beard ....nanly man with an awesome work ethic.❤❤❤❤❤
Wow, thank you
hi there good show , patients is something a hospitable has a lot of ,john
Thanks John
Really nice pine. Love watching you all working the pine. We all need to work on patience. ❤❤❤
Yes we do. Thank you
That log didn't look like you would got that much I am impressed great job guys 👍👍👍
Thanks 👍
Nice lumber Eddie. Word of the day "Patience" Very important, and it shows willingness to wait for others who may not have caught up to your level, no matter the level, whether IQ, skill etc. Remember
In your patience possess ye your souls.
(Luke 21:19)
Thanks for sharing.
Nice camera work. I like the fact that you can get a much closer view of the boards as they come off.
Thanks!
Thank you for another great video. Cheers
Thanks for watching!
Eddie - you guys make it look easy, thanks for all of your videos!
Our pleasure! Thank you
Afternoon T.H.E. Eddie! Hey, you might look into these billboard companies for covers for your wood stacks. Chris from " In the Woodyard" uses the old signs to cover his wood piles in the winter. I believe these companies just discard them when they change signs. It wouldn't hurt to check it out. 😋👍❤️📹😃
Hmm I’ll check this out thank you
Good morning from Lincolnshire UK.
Hello there!
Beautiful grain and color
I agree! Thank you
Great video Eddie. Hope you're keeping well, take care.
Thanks, you too!
Patience is always a good word. Kinda neat watching the edger work from the outlet end.
Yes we all need patience. Glad you liked the edger cam. Thank you
good job, love your videos
Glad you like them! Thank you
Patience, perseverance, and preference are in the most part virtues as more often than not go hand in hand. Can't accomplish the mission without all of the necessary components on hand and in place in the proper order. Hope your family is well and got some enjoyment out of that thing I sent you.
Thank you for sending it. I enjoyed it. Thank you for always sharing your thoughts
671s for ever! The working mans Motor! All Day Long!😄👍
You know it! Thank you
Better the camera in that opening position than flesh and blood!
I try to give you different views to see what people like the best. Thank you
Great video eddie
Glad you enjoyed it
hi there Eddie how's the weather in good ol Pa love that old truck ya got they sure don't make um like that anymore a darn shame what they want for the new ones I'll take an old one any day can't beat old built with good heavy steel and iron back then
Yes the older ones are definitely built much better. I love my old truck. Thank you
Good to see ya again Eddy! I know you have been a mason also, so I want to tell you a little story. I was a walk-on at an apartment building. [Union job, I’m a retired Laborer] Italian fella, saw me moving a machine moving the block around each floor, said,”You work bigga bigga like this before? I said, Yeah, I worked bigga before! Well, a Mason apprentice heard him, and for the rest of our careers, if he saw me on a job with him, would yell, “Hey! You worka bigga bigga like this??” Cracked me up, but other guys probably thought we were both nuts!😂
😂. Good story thank you for sharing. Thanks for watching
Thanks!
Thank you so much for your generosity. That’s really appreciated
Three o’clock in the afternoon finished for the day , that’s some stack of pine you’ve got there, patience she’s a big girl the youth of today do try my patience but like my old foreman used to say age and treachery over youth and skill patience will get you there, any way you have a nice day
Thanks you have a really nice day too
You know, if you put that 3rd blade on the edger, attached to the moveable one, spaced to the thickness of your stickers (or sheathing) you could convert some of the scrap into stickers.
We like to use 3/4” dried lumber for stickers. Thank you Rich
Hi Eddie how do u know when the bus motor reaches 600 rpm I enjoy ur videos their very informative May The Good Lord Bless ur family
The bus motor runs 1800 rpm. The blade runs 600 rpm. When the mail goes in the hole. Thank you for watching
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Thank you
the word of the day should be efficiency.....come on ol Hank....
Hank just visits and isn’t comfortable using the chop saw. Thank you
nice ty
Thank you for watching my videos it’s greatly appreciated
Sheetn' !
Thank you 😊
I would love to see a tachometer on the bus motor... Oil pressure and temperature?
I have a temperature gauge and a tachometer. Watch for it when I start it up. Thank you
@theeddie is it the color of some boards to the side?
No I set shorter ones to the side. Thank you
Eddie maybe please verbally explain for the video your sorting piles off the Mill saw and the edger as you go.
I can try sometimes it’s so loud at the mill it’s hard to hear me. Thank you
love pine 80 % of what i saw is pine
I like pine too it saws easy and sells easy. Thank you
Why does Hank not run the swing saw?
Hank is not a swinger.
Hank is just a visitor. Thank you
Any word on ZZ?
We expect to see him in a couple weeks he’s been busy. Thank you