I’ve been watching your videos in reverse order. Your mill has certainly come a long way. I also sense it’s been a learning curve for you. I am not a sawyer, just an old retiree, but I really enjoy watching you milling logs.
nice job Mark..... can't tell you how many times I messed up on the taper myself..……. lol glad the saw ran true after stuck...… that's always scary….nice mill you have you are running it great
is that a CASE 530 constrution king in the background i see !!! had one on the farm for yrs , it did everything i even made a crane to fit on the back when the digger was off !! it went to poland in the end with a cracked trumpet housing , love your videos
@@markgalicic7788 Hi Mark , the old case we had on the farm was a 1968 model right handy ol tool , but before i arrived on the scene someone hadnt put antifreeze in the engine an so there was a crack behind the injector pump !!! which weeped for ages , untill i found another case , this was a 550 with a sliding backactor , wow that was magic , still sat on the turn around seat , but in the winter you had to be brave to poke up with the cold !! no cab !! cant remember how it got sent to poland , i remember we got £600 for it !!!
@ Hi Matt , yes amazing how the ol case went to poland and got £600 for it , read Mark galicics note i sent him , it was a long time ago so ol memorys wearing out !!! all the best , really envious of you and all the lovely kit you have in the states , cant get it here in the UK !!!!
Thank you for the video.I was worried that the power unit injection pump went out-we had that happen to ours.Try explaining that,"But Honey, I know its just a hobby!"
Thanks, Mark! Eddie got some nice lumber, yall got a little firewood for shortly coming and i about got a STROKE when the saw hung! I've seen those big electrics melt a set of belts faster than you an blink when a cone crusher locked up. Scary! BUT yon bus motor is happy again! Mercy it does do good and this isn't a production setup. Goofy people! Thanks again!
Man, that Red Oak is just plain ol' purtty wood! That'll put a smile on any woodworker's face. AND I CAN HEAR YOU MUCH BETTER NOW... just kidding - I think to volume levels are much better with the new mic. My ears thank you!
Mark I was just wondering if you ever thought about having the camera mounted on a head strap so that you would be constantly filming the cradle as you are sawing and also turning the log
Great video! New subscriber. You had me wishing for smell-a-vision, LOL! Ahhh... the aroma of oak sawdust and diesel fumes, there’s nothing like it is there ? And making the old 238 sing for her supper, good job figuring out the fuel problem got to keep those injectors cool. Where are you located, Mark? I
I'm curious what Detroit you're running? Turbo or non turbo? I like your setup and one day when I run something similar I'd like to run the same power as you since that engine seems to run awesome.
put a sight glass on the injector return line. if you arent getting fuel back, she is starving for fuel...... air bubbles, there is a leak somewhere....
I think you need another assistant. The one you're using at present looks a bit old and slow. If you employ another 2/3 new younger assistant, you can do your milling faster and more efficient....
I’ve been watching your videos in reverse order. Your mill has certainly come a long way. I also sense it’s been a learning curve for you. I am not a sawyer, just an old retiree, but I really enjoy watching you milling logs.
ditto!
Thank God for Eddy! Treat him like pure gold...I really like your videos and commentary.
Eddie & I go back a long way he is like a brother to me.
T.H.E. EDDIE , T.H.E. MYTH , T.H.E. LEGEND :-)
Today is 7/6/21 - you guys have come a long way! Great job Eddie and Mark!
Once again great video lovely to see proper craftsmanship cutting the lumber to size
thanks John.
nice job Mark..... can't tell you how many times I messed up on the taper myself..……. lol glad the saw ran true after stuck...… that's always scary….nice mill you have you are running it great
thanks Bob , we got lucky no damage.
that sure was some pretty boards that came out of the logs.i believe you've got the kinks worked out for a while.great video mark.
thanks Danny.
Junk pine.................my favorite.
Making me salivate, all that nice oak, love woodworking!
thanks for watching , if you want to see even better oak watch our video sawing clear oak.
is that a CASE 530 constrution king in the background i see !!! had one on the farm for yrs , it did everything i even made a crane to fit on the back when the digger was off !! it went to poland in the end with a cracked trumpet housing , love your videos
thanks for watching Pete , they were good old well built machines. My 530 is a 1966 diesel & runs great .
@@markgalicic7788 Hi Mark , the old case we had on the farm was a 1968 model right handy ol tool , but before i arrived on the scene someone hadnt put antifreeze in the engine an so there was a crack behind the injector pump !!! which weeped for ages , untill i found another case , this was a 550 with a sliding backactor , wow that was magic , still sat on the turn around seat , but in the winter you had to be brave to poke up with the cold !! no cab !! cant remember how it got sent to poland , i remember we got £600 for it !!!
@ Hi Matt , yes amazing how the ol case went to poland and got £600 for it , read Mark galicics note i sent him , it was a long time ago so ol memorys wearing out !!! all the best , really envious of you and all the lovely kit you have in the states , cant get it here in the UK !!!!
Thank you for the video.I was worried that the power unit injection pump went out-we had that happen to ours.Try explaining that,"But Honey, I know its just a hobby!"
all we had to do is increase the fuel line size to 1/2" and it worked.
It's odd how satisfying these videos are
thanks for watching.
Thanks, Mark! Eddie got some nice lumber, yall got a little firewood for shortly coming and i about got a STROKE when the saw hung! I've seen those big electrics melt a set of belts faster than you an blink when a cone crusher locked up. Scary! BUT yon bus motor is happy again! Mercy it does do good and this isn't a production setup. Goofy people! Thanks again!
hey Lewie I need a new set of belts so this don't happen again , we also need a better sawyer like Rick to show us how to run this mill correct .
@@markgalicic7788 New belts maybe but 56the current sawyer is fine. No wannabee needed there!
thanks Lewie!
@@markgalicic7788 Glad it's going! Arthur is visiting on a gout passport so I'm up till wee hours. CBD oil to the rescue i/we hope!
what is a gout passport?
Man, that Red Oak is just plain ol' purtty wood! That'll put a smile on any woodworker's face.
AND I CAN HEAR YOU MUCH BETTER NOW... just kidding - I think to volume levels are much better with the new mic. My ears thank you!
thanks Thom , what a great wood !
Nice grain on the inside.
this is just really cool and I am learning form this. so interesting! Thanks Gents.
thanks for watching
Mark
I was just wondering if you ever thought about having the camera mounted on a head strap so that you would be constantly filming the cradle as you are sawing and also turning the log
hi there good show good job nice log good wood be safe john
thanks , when are you going to make some good ol frick videos?
@@markgalicic7788 2nd this too!
Thanks for washing the windows looks real good
nothing like a good rain.
Great video! New subscriber. You had me wishing for smell-a-vision, LOL! Ahhh... the aroma of oak sawdust and diesel fumes, there’s nothing like it is there ? And making the old 238 sing for her supper, good job figuring out the fuel problem got to keep those injectors cool. Where are you located, Mark? I
thanks Jim & welcome to our channel.
I'm curious what Detroit you're running? Turbo or non turbo? I like your setup and one day when I run something similar I'd like to run the same power as you since that engine seems to run awesome.
we are running a 671 Detroit non turbo but they have a super charger.
@@markgalicic7788 yours is naturally aspirated?
When Eddie puts that lumber down on the truck bed, does he use any preservative and what would he use?
no the wood will out last his truck.
Nice job managing the log.
Do you have a resaw for cleaning up the outer boards?
thanks , we do have a two saw edger.
Great video 👍
thanks.
Forgot to mention that(without listening to previous sawing videos)It seems like I can hear you better in the saw cab.
the mike works!
thanks Michelle , that's good to know.
Man, he picked a beautiful log...
yes he did Dave , came from a pipe line right of way.
Good evening from St John Parish, Louisiana 31 Oct 20.
Add a second jam nut on the tensioning side of the bolts and you will rarely if ever have an issue again.
thanks for watching Johnny , we did find a self locking nut that seems to be working but it takes time to fix all the small problems .
very nice job my friend
thanks Joseph.
Love Red Oak
me too Harry.
Didn't realize how fast the blade runs until you re-started it.
yes sir 550 rpm
THAT`S SOME GOOD LOOKING OAK
thanks Kenneth.
Do you get a better price for your boards by going slow?
hey camel tanker "did you not see the stuck saw"???
@@markgalicic7788 I did saw the saw. It still doesn't answer the question. Do you get a better price for the board by going slow?
@@cameltanker1286 when you have belt problems you need to slow your feed down .how fast do you feed your sawmill?
@@markgalicic7788 just remember, slow and steady pace. Wins the race
I lost where you cut the 16’ for the building ?
its the newest video called sawing a walnut 6x12 beam.
put a sight glass on the injector return line. if you arent getting fuel back, she is starving for fuel......
air bubbles, there is a leak somewhere....
we did find the problem just a too small of a fuel line but that is good idea thanks .
I think you need another assistant. The one you're using at present looks a bit old and slow. If you employ another 2/3 new younger assistant, you can do your milling faster and more efficient....
He is T.H.E Eddie! higher than a simple DR, he could out work you when he is sleeping!
Think the log just sat on wet ground for to long before it was picked up is what that looks like.
thanks for watching John , this log was off a pipe line not sure if it sat for a long time .
What do you do with the sawdust?
we sell it to local farmers for bedding.
Is that engine 6 71 Detroit
yes sir.
@@markgalicic7788 thanks Mark
I'm surprised at how much waste there is when making a single oak 4x4. ;-)
some nice waste .
@@markgalicic7788 Ha! No kidding!
Hey, I'll haul all that waste away for you for free! ;-)
do u Qtr saw Marko
not to often but we have the bandmill now & may try that.
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