HAPPY THANKSGIVING TO ALL OF YOU, Mark, THE Eddie, ZZ Mark, and the rest of the crew!!!! May your holiday be full of thankfulness and joy!!!! 🦃🦃🦃🦃🥧🥧🥧🥧👍❤️📹😃
Almost have to run Carbide sawbits with no debarker I’m a big believer in that I run steel on the edger and carbide on the headsaw Nice red oak today Mr. Mark
That is some well defined grain!! We have about 3 acres of oak and cherry I would love to cut into lumber, my wife wants to make flooring from the oak I am not sure how well that would work since we have a combination of burr oak and pin oak. The cherry is smaller in diameter and some are hollow in the middle, one actually was blown over about 10 years ago and just missed the house by about 4 inches.😱😱 I did get quite a bit of cherry to use in the smoker😄😄. Some of the oaks are very straight and have a diameter of at least 30 to 40 inches, the branches are the size of most trees in the area. One that we had removed yielded three 10' logs for lumber, had one cut into quarter sawn and the other into 1.5 to 2" boards the third was just 1", more waste than I was wanting with the quarter sawn log, but it's not like we paid for the logs to begin with....so not a big deal.
A mix of annual and perennial rye is best for construction areas. You can add a little fescue or blue,, But the rye sprouts late in the fall, sprouts early in the spring, will hold the soil faster than anything else. If things stay mild, you may have a little green haze by the end of December
Must have been a pretty warm day there, you could see the fan blowing Eddie's whiskers pretty good in the beginning of the video. Another fine job guys, thanks for taking us along.
Hi Mark. I completely understand holiday preparations. Great looking scarlet oak lumber. You don't see square shaped trees too often. I know. The South Asian countries have square shaped trees often. I watch thier sawmills. Say Hi to Ed & ZZ. Have a good Sunday the 24th. 🥰🙂😉👍❤️💜🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🌫🌬🌌
That’s a quietest saw I’ve ever heard. I did not invest in carbide, but I run steel stand all bits in a 56 inch saw but I’m thinking I might someday invest in the carbide bits.
Been a regular subscriber for years. Worried when I didn't see the Friday Eve video. Glad you are back! Have a question. What happened to the kiln project? I probably missed the episode where you explained it all. Love the stop signs!!! Bless you and have a great holiday. ✝️
Oh yes you can tell the blade or sharp it sounds fantastic. that is also a beautiful looking log I guess it’s all right to call a large beautiful. God bless✌️🇨🇦. It looks like your bucket had a bladder full.
great looking grain pattern. I'd love to have some of the outer lumber. I like watching a journyman machine operator. He/she can make them do everything but dance. as far as firewood goes there is an old saying... it heats you up three times, once when you cut it , once when you split it and once when you burn it. viewed in San Diego.
Seven o’clock in the morning just having breakfast nice oak boards coming off the mill , called out this morning to a puncher he had no spare wheel luckily my spare wheel on the pick up fit , you know what they call a friend in need a pain in the rear end anyway you guys have a nice day
You honing and fixing to be off for a while. No wonder you were grinning. Happy Weekend and Blessings, Yall! We got flurries the other day and you're doing a fine job grubbing.
88K subs - you're getting there. I subbed Shannon after you introduced us at the Bunyan show. Sammy and Carl are just sitting around. Put them to work cleaning. Give Carl something to complain about lol. Bill
Happy Thanksgiving to all you guys and maybe you could take a break over the holidays spend it with your family they're more important than the viewers and I'm sure all your viewers would understand family first
@charlesangell_bulmtl Local sports caster was interviewing basketball player on 11/pm news one night. He says Charles what are to keys to your success. He didn't know ambidextrous and instead said amphibious...
Yeah those square bottom logs like that are extremely rare indeed butt they do exist as you pointed out yet so many people still today had not ever knew they existed butt they do
I know you know what you're doing but will you need an exhaust fan for the bus motor I think a lot of heat will build up in it unless you leave the roof off but then you have more noise
Yeah, as well their fresh set of teeth seem to be slinging more debris up rather than down, appears they need a little professional help. Personally I'd try a magnetic base dial indicator on the carriage checking for blade alignment & run-out. There are videos of truing blades, another art requiring patience & acquired finesse.
Good to see ZZ working in his area of expertise, with that idiot-stick shovel. Where is uncle Edmund? We haven't seen him yet? You're digging around everywhere, you might find Jimmy Hoffa instead.
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Beautiful log. Loves me some Red Oak!
thanks Jim , this was a nice log for sure.
We have so much to be thankful for in this Country
Delicious snack video, thanks guys. Wishing you and your team a great week. Peace
thank you , Happy Thanksgiving!
HAPPY THANKSGIVING TO ALL OF YOU, Mark, THE Eddie, ZZ Mark, and the rest of the crew!!!! May your holiday be full of thankfulness and joy!!!! 🦃🦃🦃🦃🥧🥧🥧🥧👍❤️📹😃
thank you Dana , Happy Thanksgiving!
Almost have to run Carbide sawbits with no debarker I’m a big believer in that I run steel on the edger and carbide on the headsaw Nice red oak today Mr. Mark
thanks Marc.
@ we have some sassafras’s and white and Cherry birch to saw I think you might call it bing Cherry tho
Nice oak .
you should get a old stainless steel washer drum from a commercial unit for your burn barrel . they work great and last forever .
That is some well defined grain!! We have about 3 acres of oak and cherry I would love to cut into lumber, my wife wants to make flooring from the oak I am not sure how well that would work since we have a combination of burr oak and pin oak. The cherry is smaller in diameter and some are hollow in the middle, one actually was blown over about 10 years ago and just missed the house by about 4 inches.😱😱 I did get quite a bit of cherry to use in the smoker😄😄. Some of the oaks are very straight and have a diameter of at least 30 to 40 inches, the branches are the size of most trees in the area. One that we had removed yielded three 10' logs for lumber, had one cut into quarter sawn and the other into 1.5 to 2" boards the third was just 1", more waste than I was wanting with the quarter sawn log, but it's not like we paid for the logs to begin with....so not a big deal.
I could tell right away the difference of fresh sharpened bits. The sound of each cut is smooth and consistent. Keep up the good work.
Another great video guys!
That's owesome Mark, very well done thank you
Thank you for another Great video. Cheers
thanks Steven.
A mix of annual and perennial rye is best for construction areas. You can add a little fescue or blue,, But the rye sprouts late in the fall, sprouts early in the spring, will hold the soil faster than anything else. If things stay mild, you may have a little green haze by the end of December
yes rye will grow fast.
Nice to have a tasty snack video leading up to a appetizer as to what is coming next week. The feast before Thanksgiving. Grandpa loves it!!
thanks Anthony , Happy Thanksgiving! "HI Grandpa"!
Please wish Mother Horvath and young Mrs. Galicic a happy Thanksgiving from western North Carolina.
thank you David! Happy Thanksgiving!
I know it was a little while ago, but what happened to the kittens that where in the sawdust pit?
@ The queen moved them elsewhere.
boy mark that sawmill has been worth it's weight in gold.it's great at how ya'll have built all around it.
Must have been a pretty warm day there, you could see the fan blowing Eddie's whiskers pretty good in the beginning of the video. Another fine job guys, thanks for taking us along.
Hi Mark. I completely understand holiday preparations. Great looking scarlet oak lumber. You don't see square shaped trees too often. I know. The South Asian countries have square shaped trees often. I watch thier sawmills. Say Hi to Ed & ZZ. Have a good Sunday the 24th. 🥰🙂😉👍❤️💜🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🌫🌬🌌
That’s a quietest saw I’ve ever heard. I did not invest in carbide, but I run steel stand all bits in a 56 inch saw but I’m thinking I might someday invest in the carbide bits.
Beautiful lumber, as always.
thank you McKinley.
Ooo!!! Square oak!! I can't wait 'til you guys saw some polyhedron pine. :D
Happy Thanksgiving to crew and fans😊
thanks Ronald , Happy Thanksgiving!
Been a regular subscriber for years. Worried when I didn't see the Friday Eve video. Glad you are back!
Have a question. What happened to the kiln project? I probably missed the episode where you explained it all.
Love the stop signs!!! Bless you and have a great holiday. ✝️
Oh yes you can tell the blade or sharp it sounds fantastic. that is also a beautiful looking log I guess it’s all right to call a large beautiful. God bless✌️🇨🇦. It looks like your bucket had a bladder full.
yes a sharp blade is very quiet , yes the bucket had a full bladder lol.
Sharp saw & 2 Videos in 1 😎💯👍
thanks Greg.
Great wood thanks 🙏👍🏻
thanks Barry.
Great video , Nice grainy oak ,
thanks David.
@@markgalicic7788 And FYI ,many excavator operators could'nt run your mill as smoothly as you without many hours of practice . We all have our forte's
Good to see you!!!!
thanks Alan.
Happy Thanksgiving to you and yours. I'm always interested when you go to Uncle Edmund's place. Keep those coming.
thanks Steve , Happy Thanksgiving!
Have a Restful,,, THANKSGIVING HOLIDAY,,,,, Eddie,, Mark,,ZZ,,,. EXCELLENT VIDEO'S. 💯👍🇺🇸
thanks John , Happy Thanksgiving!
Have a great Thanksgiving to you and all the great crew!
thanks Gary , Happy Thanksgiving!
Love it !!
thanks Alan.
😳Okay, be glad to see what you come up with for enclosure.
If done properly, will actually help regulate temperatures.
Machines like that as well😉
I'm 73 and my hydrolics are a little bit sluggish in cold weather, too.
I like it LOL!
Happy Thanksgiving. I so enjoy ur videos. Thanks.
thanks Floyd , Happy Thanksgiving!
Nice video guys. THanks! Happy THanksgiving to all you guys!
thanks Tim , Happy Thanksgiving!
hi there i saw the x on the blade
X marks the spot , I called you earlier today.
great looking grain pattern. I'd love to have some of the outer lumber. I like watching a journyman machine operator. He/she can make them do everything but dance. as far as firewood goes there is an old saying... it heats you up three times, once when you cut it , once when you split it and once when you burn it. viewed in San Diego.
thanks Lawrence , very true about firewood lol.
Gobble, gobble, and happy Thanksgiving to our US cousins this coming week. From a stormy England.
Always a pleasure gents … I don’t know Mark, you seemed pretty proficient with the Kobelco to me. 😎!
Happy Thanksgiving to you all! Best wishes.
thanks Tim , Happy Thanksgiving!
Thanks for the snack Mark. Hope y'all have a good Thanksgiving.
Nice job Mark, Zz, Eddie Happy Thanksgiving guys!! God Bless
... relic huntin' spot ..!
Lovely guys.
thanks Kevin.
Happy thanksgiving to everyone 🎉❤
thanks Jim , Happy Thanksgiving!
Love me some red oak- all grades. Alas, even the worst of it can be burned for heat.
Happy Thanksgiving, fellas!!
thanks Rick , Happy Thanksgiving!
Seven o’clock in the morning just having breakfast nice oak boards coming off the mill , called out this morning to a puncher he had no spare wheel luckily my spare wheel on the pick up fit , you know what they call a friend in need a pain in the rear end anyway you guys have a nice day
You honing and fixing to be off for a while. No wonder you were grinning. Happy Weekend and Blessings, Yall! We got flurries the other day and you're doing a fine job grubbing.
thanks Lewie , Happy Thanksgiving!
@@markgalicic7788 Yall too with all the trimmings!
Nice snack video. I liked it!👍
Despite its flaws that's a good piece of lumber there!
Sweet!
Love your videos Mark, Happy holiday's sir
thank you Steven.
Yall having day of fun
yes for sure!
Hi Mark & Eddies & ZZ Mark & it's is Randy and i like yours video is Cool & Thanks Mark & Eddies & ZZ Mark & Friends Randy
thanks Randy.
Good one Mark and the boys enjoyed the video. That excavator looks to be a decent machine. Anyhow all the best. B. K.
Have a good Thanksgiving Week Gentlemen.
Thank you Russ , Happy Thanksgiving!
Good video Bus Motor Productions.
thanks James.
😅 Hey Mark, i appreciate the safety wishes. I need them more than you know, 😂. Nice video and Happy Thanksgiving
Shannon
Happy Thanksgiving to everyone God bless you all 😂
thanks Ruth , Happy Thanksgiving!
88K subs - you're getting there. I subbed Shannon after you introduced us at the Bunyan show. Sammy and Carl are just sitting around. Put them to work cleaning. Give Carl something to complain about lol.
Bill
thank you Bill.
No clue who but,
@charlesangell_bulmtl They're the two wooden gnomes sitting in front of the outfeed conveyor. Sammy the safety gnome and Carl the complainer.
Happy Thanksgiving to all you guys and maybe you could take a break over the holidays spend it with your family they're more important than the viewers and I'm sure all your viewers would understand family first
thank you , Happy Thanksgiving!
I am tickled with the "square " oak.
In military we wold send newbie to the tool crib for a glass stretcher ot left handed wrench 😅
I like it LOL!
Glass stretcher... heat and an experienced hand.
Aren't they all ambidextrous?
@charlesangell_bulmtl Local sports caster was interviewing basketball player on 11/pm news one night.
He says Charles what are to keys to your success.
He didn't know ambidextrous and instead said amphibious...
Happy Thanksgiving us cousins
thanks Wilma , Happy Thanksgiving!
Good morning
Looks like cold weather is upon you. Keep doing what you have to do. Retirement is coming.
Yeah those square bottom logs like that are extremely rare indeed butt they do exist as you pointed out yet so many people still today had not ever knew they existed butt they do
Better late than never to say Boom!
👍👍👍
thanks CJ.
These oak logs have made some nice lumber. I know you’ve probably explained this before but what is FAS?
FAS is the highest grade "first and seconds"
What happened to your nice smokeless burner, great videos. Tony
😀
thanks John.
I know you know what you're doing but will you need an exhaust fan for the bus motor I think a lot of heat will build up in it unless you leave the roof off but then you have more noise
the bus motor has a big fan on it.
'Bout time you guys had a deceint log to saw....See Y'all in a week or so, John (sick as heck 😞)
thanks John , hope you get well!
Square Oak! 🤣🤣🤣🤣😂😂😂😂
I like it lol!
Do you skip plane at all?
That saw cuts is smooth going in, and then puts a bunch of blade marks on the way back?!?
Yeah, as well their fresh set of teeth seem to be slinging more debris up rather than down, appears they need a little professional help.
Personally I'd try a magnetic base dial indicator on the carriage checking for blade alignment & run-out.
There are videos of truing blades, another art requiring patience & acquired finesse.
Cab cam.
What does the sawdust look like coming out the back?
Handy sez: clean your windows
Good to see ZZ working in his area of expertise, with that idiot-stick shovel. Where is uncle Edmund? We haven't seen him yet? You're digging around everywhere, you might find Jimmy Hoffa instead.
💥💥🍔🍻🐿️
I can’t hit the like button twice people 😂
thanks .
If it doesn't say Sunkist, you don't know what your getting.
true lol!
Too bad you dont have a buyer for railroad ties.
TRUMP still not in the Whitehouse