we found a use for the small pine logs so we needed more lumber stackers and they will be perfect for the job , hope you enjoy! We have a online store at markgaliciccha...
Fatherhood is earned. So Dads come in many guises, husband, step-dad, grand-dads, the admirable old guy next door,,,there are women who also earn the title. Earned with love, attention, care, and time.
Thanks guys for the birthday shoutout... Means alot.... Yall are all awesome..... My health isnt very good i have a lung disease COPD and its tough on top of asthma.... Yall keep it intresting
👍👌👏 2) Yes, it's always good to predrill wood, anyhow if you put screws or nails in it. 3) Please kindly allow me to tell you something: A great trick/hack to not split wood is: Simply dull nail pits a bit by one or two wacks with a hammer. Afterwards the nail tip is no longer able to pusch away the wood fibres respektive push the fibres to the sides. Now the nail will break them. With this method the nail additionally holds way better respectively sits much stronger in the wood. Of course: the bigger the nail, the more important is it to dull the tip. This information was given to me by a building expert more than 40 years ago. I still behave so (with good results of course). Thanks a lot for making teaching explaining recording editing uploading and sharing. Best regards luck and health in particular. To all of you of course. Post Scriptum: Great racks! Great music too!
Thank you enjoy you channel very much. Use to work for NPL their main office was in Washington PA. Worked out of Union Town PA. Loved working there. People were great there about us doing the gas work thur their property. Every one very friendly. Keep up your excellent work. I’m from northern MI hour south of the bridge in small town Atlanta. Lots of logging here and many sawmills in the area. Keep safe an have a blessed day👍😃
Mark, your entire crew does great work and know what you are doing! I was curious if you found a 6 groove v- belt pull for your engine bus and the saw? we have a lot of equipment and sawmill auctions here and if you give me the dimensions for the pulleys and the key ways I can hunt them down and maybe find them for you. let me know. Keep up the great work!
Hi Marks and Eddie, would you consider taking 2 bristles off a paint brush and paint the tip of the indicator on your lotto wheel an Orange colour? I think the viewers would see it better as well as the sawyer. Great videos guys.
I live in Northeast Alabama and I wish my truck was running better than it is because I would do it myself because I would like to meet all of y'all. I've learned quite a bit from the channel even though I have a band sawmill
Mark, on that Ridgid chuck, most people don't know this but after you tighten the bit in, you hand twist and reverse the chuck a 'click' and it supposed to lock the chuck down. May or may not work for your situation.
Mark, Mark Mc. and T.H.E. Eddie Horvath I can't begin to tell you guys how much I enjoy your videos. The strange thing is my 9 and 11 year old grand sons enjoy them also. Now the reason I'm writing. I went to HighSchool with a Mark McConnell and have lost track of him. That was in Fort Collins Colorado. I'm curious to know If your "ZZ Mark " might be the same guy. Thanks for your great Videos Jon P.
Hey I watch your videos all the time. They're really interesting, but this one was probably one of the most interesting. And I think the reason why there was so much interest in it is that you not only took a bunch of ugly looking logs and cut them with exact specifications, but you then went out in 5 or 10 minutes and made these skids which were highly useful. So when you look at that and you see how quick you were able to Mill those boards up and the useful item that you built two of them actually, you can see a huge amount of money that was saved. And not only that, but those ugly logs would have gone right to a burn pile. So what you did was environmentally friendly as well instead of burning them and destroying them and causing a lot of CO2 emissions, you made something really useful out of them. Excellent job. You should probably do more of these types of videos. You know building picnic tables and other types of useful little projects that you can make.
@@markgalicic7788 you know it's really interesting. I grew up in Canada as you know a country that is full of trees. I moved to Israel a number of years ago where it's against the law to cut a tree down.
Hey mark at the sawmill I work at I use to run the exact same sharpener as you but I found me and the other sawyer couldn’t sharpen exactly the same since that sharpener pulls back and goes side to side. So we got a new sharpener a jockey grinder and it was the best thing we ever did the jockey really seems to get the say sharper.
Drilling that far through wood, try an old timers trick my neighbor from Nebraska used to use. Get a bottle of dish soap and squirt the bit, He always used dish soap when hammering finishing nails into wood so it should work with drill bits too.
@@markgalicic7788 He worked in the coke ovens in Beth Steel in MD for decades. He made all his own tools out of wooden handles with soda caps screwed to them for shaping the pumice fire bricks every time they relined the ovens and when home he built wood push go carts for the kids in the neighborhood. That was before anything was motorized for kids, we had 2 or 3 guys with broom handles pushing us down the road.
On that first log when you cut the last slab can’t you figure in your head to take the slab and one 1” board then end up at 8 1/4. I use to do that all the time instead of shimming like you did??
Just like when we were kids and would send in your birthday date and a picture you drew to Mr dressup. They would shout you out n pin up your drawing...only now it's busmotor productions..😅😅😅😅
That's neat to watch, Mark. I haven't seen you build those before. I'm glad you heard me about the taper. I always try to look out for you guys. Is the new edger electric or diesel? Bill
HI MARK 😊😊it's not your age that counts it's all of the work U have everything in the old days U jhad 2 everything by hand alot of tools ,machinery, and equipment wasn't even made until after WW2 then everything changed people had tools 2 do W power units were out gas and diesel ,chainsaws, tractors , bull dozens and alot places U didn't have 2 hull water, or coal, or slabs no more 4 the steam engines 2 pull the sawmills 😊😊 it is old school 2 day back then years ago it was all brand new and it was alot better than be 4 U could get the work done alot better and alot faster and there were stores and parts dealers U could get what U needed or order it PDQ 😊🎉❤🎉😊😊/😊😊😊😊😊😊 TLC/OMG 6 21 2O23
I played my oldest daughters birth weight years ago on the 3 digit lottery and forgot I had it, About 6 months later my wife went into a store to get a ticket and I remembered having an old ticket in my wallet and told her to check it and get rid of it if necessary. She walked out with well over $500 in her hand.
@@robertwazniak9495 For long enough to count, I give her everything anyway, I'd probably just go out to a few bars and try to find old friends I haven't seen in 40 yrs. Most of them were always drunk when I knew them anyway. In fact 1 of them had your name from Sparrows Point, MD where I live.
Icheibon the bottom board's with after you burn em a Lil not a lot then wire bruss the burn off coat with used motor oil working out for me with buried post's. Just a thought.
Re. the drill bit sticking; I find, especially when drilling deep small-bore holes into soft wood, the shavings tend to jam up in the flutes of the drill bit. So I drill down an inch or so, then withdraw the drill bit most of the way out; the shavings fly out of the flutes, and I drill an inch or so deeper still; repeat the whole process till the hole is fully drilled. HTH, and my best respects to you, Eddie and ZZ. Jack, in England
Good video again getting things transported isn’t bad just fiend the right person, I do auctions take goods in or out as long as I’m coming in the direction of home I take goods in or out for other people as well as my own goods , sometimes swop them round to make it look legal you don’t want to upset the county mounty (police) they don’t have a sense of humour think they get bonus on giving tickets out, you guys have a nice day
@@markgalicic7788 That may be true, but since you measured and adjusted the squareness of the assembly it must be important to you. Why not spend 30 more seconds and secure it?
hello mark and eddies and zz mark it's is randy and i like yours video is cool thanks friends randy and boom boom boom boom boom boom boom boom boom boom boom boom boom boom boom boom boom boom boom boom boom
we did find someone to haul the edger for us .
Hi Mark I'm from Canada hope the edger works good have a good day enjoy
Nice cozy bed you put together here. Sweet nights and guaranteed straight back after a week
😂
good one lol.
Fatherhood is earned. So Dads come in many guises, husband, step-dad, grand-dads, the admirable old guy next door,,,there are women who also earn the title. Earned with love, attention, care, and time.
You have a great team. It's a pleasure to watch how well you all work together.
thanks Anthony
Yuuup, Mark has the "A" Team !!
Thanks guys for the birthday shoutout... Means alot.... Yall are all awesome..... My health isnt very good i have a lung disease COPD and its tough on top of asthma.... Yall keep it intresting
your welcome David.
It is always good to see you guys. I am not sure why I watch but it is a little mesmerizing watching the log get squared up and then cut into boards.
thanks Alan.
Happy Father’s Day 🎉too all the father around the world
thanks John.
Maybe you could post the date and year when you saw the logs. Thanks, I really enjoy your sawing.
Thanks, team. I always enjoy the time I spend with you all, even when you're cutting uglies.
thank you.
...THOSE LITTLE LOGS CUT UP FAST, GOOD WORK, KEEP SAFE..
thanks Bob.
👍👌👏 2) Yes, it's always good to predrill wood, anyhow if you put screws or nails in it. 3) Please kindly allow me to tell you something: A great trick/hack to not split wood is: Simply dull nail pits a bit by one or two wacks with a hammer. Afterwards the nail tip is no longer able to pusch away the wood fibres respektive push the fibres to the sides. Now the nail will break them. With this method the nail additionally holds way better respectively sits much stronger in the wood. Of course: the bigger the nail, the more important is it to dull the tip.
This information was given to me by a building expert more than 40 years ago. I still behave so (with good results of course).
Thanks a lot for making teaching explaining recording editing uploading and sharing.
Best regards luck and health in particular. To all of you of course.
Post Scriptum:
Great racks! Great music too!
I do that with finish nails works great.
Mark - the uglier the log the better I reckon. Nothing like a challenge. Love this channel so much. Glad you found someone to cart the edger!
thank you.
Those logs looked like one of Krampus's birch Rute bundles to saw up. Mark: 'Cat pie sighting' TheEdward: 'Elvis sighting' ZZ: 'Sasquach sighting'
Eddie’s swinging that maul with the wrong hand 😊 oh Eddy ambidextrous 👍🏼
he's a lefty.
Anxious to see the new edger working.
we can't wait to try it out.
Nice long vid while i enjoy my afternoon coffee
Greetings from SW FL
Enjoy Randall.
Not only fathers day but my birthday on the 20, turned 78. love your sawing shows.
Happy Birthday Harold!
Thank you enjoy you channel very much. Use to work for NPL their main office was in Washington PA. Worked out of Union Town PA. Loved working there. People were great there about us doing the gas work thur their property. Every one very friendly. Keep up your excellent work. I’m from northern MI hour south of the bridge in small town Atlanta. Lots of logging here and many sawmills in the area. Keep safe an have a blessed day👍😃
Mark, your entire crew does great work and know what you are doing! I was curious if you found a 6 groove v- belt pull for your engine bus and the saw? we have a lot of equipment and sawmill auctions here and if you give me the dimensions for the pulleys and the key ways I can hunt them down and maybe find them for you. let me know. Keep up the great work!
GREAT video guys !! Man that things bullet proof !! Love it !! ❤
thanks John.
Boom! Bus motor sounding good. 👍🏻
thanks Mark , BOOM!
Thanks for a nother great video.
your welcome Robert.
The Eddie Debarker 😊😊😊😊
Good morning everyone 😊
Those skids look like they will work great 👍 👌 😀 😄
thanks Evan.
Hi Marks and Eddie, would you consider taking 2 bristles off a paint brush and paint the tip of the indicator on your lotto wheel an Orange colour? I think the viewers would see it better as well as the sawyer. Great videos guys.
thank you.
Thanks Mark, Eddie and ZZ Mark
your welcome John.
I live in Northeast Alabama and I wish my truck was running better than it is because I would do it myself because I would like to meet all of y'all. I've learned quite a bit from the channel even though I have a band sawmill
thanks Gary , I just found someone that's going to haul it up here.
I'm in Alabama and could possibly haul the edger for you
thank you William , I just found someone that is going to haul it up here .
Mark, on that Ridgid chuck, most people don't know this but after you tighten the bit in, you hand twist and reverse the chuck a 'click' and it supposed to lock the chuck down. May or may not work for your situation.
thanks Rich , I will try that.
Happy Father's day love your shows
thank you charles.
Great show! Love my BOOM sign!
thank you Steve.
Cheers to Eddy Barker, keep the good work !
thanks Stephane.
T. H. E. The Hammer Expert Eddie Horvath. Not everyone can drive a nail with either hand.
that's true.
Mark, Mark Mc. and T.H.E. Eddie Horvath
I can't begin to tell you guys how much I enjoy your videos. The strange thing is my 9 and 11 year old grand sons enjoy them also.
Now the reason I'm writing. I went to HighSchool with a Mark McConnell and have lost track of him. That was in Fort Collins Colorado. I'm curious to know If your "ZZ Mark " might be the same guy.
Thanks for your great Videos
Jon P.
thanks John , ZZ grew up here.
Excellent!!👍👍😎😎Pine smell must have been (pleasureable) strong!
thanks Greg , very strong for sure.
Hey I watch your videos all the time. They're really interesting, but this one was probably one of the most interesting. And I think the reason why there was so much interest in it is that you not only took a bunch of ugly looking logs and cut them with exact specifications, but you then went out in 5 or 10 minutes and made these skids which were highly useful. So when you look at that and you see how quick you were able to Mill those boards up and the useful item that you built two of them actually, you can see a huge amount of money that was saved. And not only that, but those ugly logs would have gone right to a burn pile. So what you did was environmentally friendly as well instead of burning them and destroying them and causing a lot of CO2 emissions, you made something really useful out of them. Excellent job. You should probably do more of these types of videos. You know building picnic tables and other types of useful little projects that you can make.
thanks great comment.
@@markgalicic7788 you know it's really interesting. I grew up in Canada as you know a country that is full of trees. I moved to Israel a number of years ago where it's against the law to cut a tree down.
Hey mark at the sawmill I work at I use to run the exact same sharpener as you but I found me and the other sawyer couldn’t sharpen exactly the same since that sharpener pulls back and goes side to side. So we got a new sharpener a jockey grinder and it was the best thing we ever did the jockey really seems to get the say sharper.
I never ran a jockey grinder they seem to be bulky to hold.
Good evening from Lincolnshire UK.
good evening Andrew.
2 nails per board? gee, what could go wrong?
it holds good.
I just found out what LASER means. No boom I think but that's ok. Great video guys.👍
thanks Dennis.
'm still showing subd; and am still enjoying your vides!
thanks Wallace.
Team work.
for sure.
Drilling that far through wood, try an old timers trick my neighbor from Nebraska used to use. Get a bottle of dish soap and squirt the bit, He always used dish soap when hammering finishing nails into wood so it should work with drill bits too.
good idea.
@@markgalicic7788 He worked in the coke ovens in Beth Steel in MD for decades. He made all his own tools out of wooden handles with soda caps screwed to them for shaping the pumice fire bricks every time they relined the ovens and when home he built wood push go carts for the kids in the neighborhood. That was before anything was motorized for kids, we had 2 or 3 guys with broom handles pushing us down the road.
Eddie is not cheap, but he is inexpensive. ;-)
for sure Mark . lol.
You don't saw green logs!! Different types of trees -- different cure times!! How long is preferred?? Here in Texas we have trouble with termites!!
yes we do saw green logs these just sat a few months.
Good evening from Limpopo South Africa.🕣
good evening David.
You could form a relay for the edger delivery
that would work lol.
It sounded like you had a C-17 Globe master fly over while you were building your pallet.
you have great hearing they do fly over us.
@@markgalicic7788 I grew up in Pensacola Florida, I am a bit of a plane nut.
The numbers 4 and 8¼ are your Lumber Lotto Winners tonight......😂 Also I didn't miss the barking comment Mark....lol
for sure Robert lol.
3:26 I pretend I see your name and channel on the controls. You'd be the 1st, so far. Thank you for sharing.
I need a sticker with that on it.
Thanks!
Treat that lumber rack with engine drain oil , all but the top and it wont rote
good idea.
Good video Bus Motor Productions
thanks James.
Wicked witch of the west is on the board
On that first log when you cut the last slab can’t you figure in your head to take the slab and one 1” board then end up at 8 1/4. I use to do that all the time instead of shimming like you did??
Love your videos. I might have missed it but what is the RPM of your saw blade?
thanks Joe , 600 rpm.
Funny watching you guys at the end after you shoot up 😆
all in fun.
Just like when we were kids and would send in your birthday date and a picture you drew to Mr dressup. They would shout you out n pin up your drawing...only now it's busmotor productions..😅😅😅😅
good one lol.
Speaking of fuel, how much fuel does the ole DD bus motor use on a given day of sawing?
it uses les than 3 gallon per hour.
I logged with aTJ had a screaming Jimmy in it and burn 5 gallon a day and they also had a JD 540 and it would burn 15 gallon a day
Where do you get the logs you saw?
Ark you have got the best knotted wood for the fire barrel
she is home and doing better
That's neat to watch, Mark. I haven't seen you build those before. I'm glad you heard me about the taper. I always try to look out for you guys. Is the new edger electric or diesel?
Bill
thanks Bill , the new edger has a 38 hp gas engine.
You should try pole narn nails.
great idea.
Can I suggest you don't dismantle the old edger before you discover that there are still some things it is better at than the new one!!
we will test the new one out before putting it in service.
😀
thanks Aaron.
Nice work 👏
thanks Terry.
I wait to the end to see the kittens.
Thanks! From Paul John Wilfred
thank you Paul!
HI MARK 😊😊it's not your age that counts it's all of the work U have everything in the old days U jhad 2 everything by hand alot of tools ,machinery, and equipment wasn't even made until after WW2 then everything changed people had tools 2 do W power units were out gas and diesel ,chainsaws, tractors , bull dozens and alot places U didn't have 2 hull water, or coal, or slabs no more 4 the steam engines 2 pull the sawmills 😊😊 it is old school 2 day back then years ago it was all brand new and it was alot better than be 4 U could get the work done alot better and alot faster and there were stores and parts dealers U could get what U needed or order it PDQ 😊🎉❤🎉😊😊/😊😊😊😊😊😊 TLC/OMG 6 21 2O23
I played my oldest daughters birth weight years ago on the 3 digit lottery and forgot I had it, About 6 months later my wife went into a store to get a ticket and I remembered having an old ticket in my wallet and told her to check it and get rid of it if necessary. She walked out with well over $500 in her hand.
wow that's great.
I noticed that you said “her hand” did it ever make it into your hand? LOL
@@robertwazniak9495 For long enough to count, I give her everything anyway, I'd probably just go out to a few bars and try to find old friends I haven't seen in 40 yrs. Most of them were always drunk when I knew them anyway. In fact 1 of them had your name from Sparrows Point, MD where I live.
I know you get it free, but why not 4/4 on top???
Icheibon the bottom board's with after you burn em a Lil not a lot then wire bruss the burn off coat with used motor oil working out for me with buried post's. Just a thought.
we do have used bus motor oil here.
@@markgalicic7788 it works well I think you all will be pleased with the length of use you'll be able to get out of the them.
Re. the drill bit sticking; I find, especially when drilling deep small-bore holes into soft wood, the shavings tend to jam up in the flutes of the drill bit. So I drill down an inch or so, then withdraw the drill bit most of the way out; the shavings fly out of the flutes, and I drill an inch or so deeper still; repeat the whole process till the hole is fully drilled.
HTH, and my best respects to you, Eddie and ZZ.
Jack, in England
thanks Jack.
you need to put at least 2 nails on some of the short 4x4 still going to rack out of square on you single nail not good enough
we built these this way for 20 years now with no problems.
Hey Mark I want to send you a license plate from Quebec but I don't know what it sent it to
can you email me at markgalicic@verizon.net for my address.
I am sorry about not visiting with you guys , but i had a problem with my wife and a hospital visit, but will try on another time.
Hope you're wife is well
Good video again getting things transported isn’t bad just fiend the right person, I do auctions take goods in or out as long as I’m coming in the direction of home I take goods in or out for other people as well as my own goods , sometimes swop them round to make it look legal you don’t want to upset the county mounty (police) they don’t have a sense of humour think they get bonus on giving tickets out, you guys have a nice day
yes very true.
YooHoo Bark Boy.
yes sir.
been wanting to ask this for a bit. Why do you have the yellow piece of paper on the window to your left?
just a old order and a cheat sheet.
Hi mark what do you guys do with your saw dust ?
😊
thank you.
Can you cut tapered siding 3/4 to nothing 12 inches wide?
no sir John.
Hey Mark, Hows your son doing? Did he ever get his own channel going? I was just wondering. Good Video.
thanks Mac , Alex is doing great he didn't start a channel yet.
Hay Hay ! FIRST !!! LOL
yes sir.
You need to put a couple nails in at least one of the members or there is nothing to keep the assembly square over time
we never had a problem with them racking .
@@markgalicic7788 That may be true, but since you measured and adjusted the squareness of the assembly it must be important to you. Why not spend 30 more seconds and secure it?
@@mlaotn ok we will
I’ll give it a baby boom.
at the most lol.
Is the blade 1/4" thick????
9/32"kerf.
What address can I send a license plate to ⁉
@markgalicic7788
email me at markgalicic@verizon.net for my address
hey Mark glad chewey is out of bed today😂😂 any idea where I could find a new friction feeder for my sawmill? it's about 5x5inch
what kind of mill do you have?
mark galicic 50inch round saw home made on a scoolbus frame. I don't see any brand name on it.
@@deanwheelock7677 that may be hard to find , no names on any castings?
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hello mark and eddies and zz mark it's is randy and i like yours video is cool thanks friends randy and boom boom boom boom boom boom boom boom boom boom boom boom boom boom boom boom boom boom boom boom boom
thanks Randy , BOOM!
Is there some reason you picked a green laser over a red one?
The headsaw I run. Green shows up better than red
Зачем замерять диагонали, если всё равно везде забито по одному гвоздю и никакой жёсткости нет?
Looks like Eddie was a 'switch-hitter' when he was a kid playing baseball......................
yes for sure.
Wayne? Bruce Wayne? Lil Wayne? Wayne Newton? Wayne's World? Party on Wayne. Party on Garth!
yes sir.
What holds your pallet square?
about 4 thousand pounds of lumber
can i ask what part of pa you are in
yes Imperial PA
😛😛😛😛❤❤❤👍👍👍👍👍
thanks Charles.
Did you ever film momma cat?
not a close up but we did show her.
Thanks was unsubscribed.
glad to help.