Love your channel and sawmill videos! Would really love to see what, if anything, you’ve been doing with the Axiom router! Thanks for sharing, hope you all enjoy your Memorial Day weekend!
Hey Mark and Eddie, great demonstration of the Doyle log scale and how the scale calculations compare to the actual lumber yield. You guys got pretty close considering the loss of footage in the edgings. Even though the odor of the wood was bad, the oak log yielded some beautiful boards. Thanks for another great sawing video.
Holy smokes..............this is the first time that I saw Eddie without his hat. It is always good to see you. I am glad that your cats like you but I hope that they find a safer home.
I like seeing these measuring tools. Grandpa taught me how to use a cruising stick for standing timber. Later on in FFA that knowledge placed me in second place in a timber farming competition in high school. I always like seeing new things. Appreciate that.
Hi Mark and Eddie, Once again, thank you for an outstanding video. It's just a shame we don't have smelly vision, lol. Keep the videos coming best regards from the UK John.
I lived in northern Alberta for 42 years the fires were always big and wild, lots of smoke, there were times your couldn’t go outside for days. Love this oak it will make for some nice plaques.
I can't imagine why I like watching these so much! But I do. I have watched some others with the moving band saw and they are boring! Your commentary and having more mechanical stuff to play with makes it more interesting. Keep it up!
Might not smell too good but it has a nice grain to it. I remember the old sawyer/logger with a Doyle scale rule out figuring sometimes but mostly he just rolled everything on the skids and sawed them and that was that. I won't growl if the sound goes off. Just part of it. Good job and the Bus Motor just flat-out loves a challenge! Happy weekend and God Bless!
The music used may not be what I usually listen to but it does seem to fit the location and I find myself tapping my feet to the beat. Keep up with the great videos.
Thankful that bus motor fan was blowing away from the blade and saved Eddie’s dapper hat from being modified. Always good seeing you gentlemen working together. Sorry there are so many negative people out there... I do not understand why out of 9,700 views you have only received 1,700 👍🏼’s ... I just don’t understand people. Wishing you, Eddie and ZZ and your families a blessed Memorial Day holiday filled with gentle seasonally appropriate weather and restful evenings with family and friends. Peace Mark
Aww, arent them some cute kittens? Let´s call em Detroit and Diesel! Please take good care of them, if they stick out the noise and machinrey they need a loving food dispenser.
As for your painting oak, cut your design, then sand and debur it. Then give it a couple coats of shellac before painting. If it still bleeds, try with prestain sealer, then shellac. Or shellac, coat or 2 of lacquer, then shellac again. Shellac sticks to everything and is a great pre coating or sealer. Laquer flashes quick, so it fills voids, but lacquer alone is not as it dissolves previous layers before curing, thus it won’t seal itself.
Nice boards again I’ve two cats they live outside dogs aren’t to friendly towards the cats this time of year I put bells on them to help stop them killing small birds , I’ve just been given some more butterfly trees don’t know the right name but they do attract butterflies and bees , I’ve also got blossom on the pear and plum trees I planted in the orchard anyway you guys have a nice day
I just discovered your channel about a week and a half ago, and I'm really glad I did! I've watched a bunch of your videos since then...very interesting and enjoyable!! You really are good at what you do!! You make it look easy, but I know you worked hard to get to your level of expertise! I really like how you explain how, what and why you do everything while you're doing it. It's really interesting to see how you turn logs into lumber. I know I'm gonna be a frequent viewer of your videos!! By the way, my names Thomas, and I'm a new, and big fan!! Thanks so much!
@@markgalicic7788 screw it to another board and level it with the screws. Then process as normal. (insure that you sink the screws below surface level so that the screws do not damage any of your tools. Alternatively insert the screws from the support board and do not allow them to exit the surface/face of the plaque. Again using the screws to level the "Boom" plaque for detailing and working. Again, another alternative is to screw it into a frame or box and put the entire thing through processing. You being a wood worker and me being a an old Marine and cop, I think you can probably think of a lot more ways to do it than I could, if you put your mind to it.
Music was very happy, reminded me of the 1960;s carnival music. I liked it very much. Nice looking log could use some rough sawed oak now, maybe 8 bys about 30 inches. need about 12.
Would quarter-sawing walnut do anything to enhance the grain? Would it be a waste of time? Black oak smells like horse manure. Name the cats Dusty and Ben. I like the new music, especially the modulations. Well done, composer.
Dear mike slayer 👍👌👏 Exactly! I rather like to hear the sound of the edger blades cutting than unnecessary and way too loud music. Best regards, luck and health in particular.
Hello, looking at 23:18 and noticed the exhaust was piped outside so why not put the motor outside with a roof for rain and the shaft to the blade should not be a big deal to fabricate leaving lot less noise on everyone along with gaining more floor space. Not many steps more for throttle action when needed just slide everything out of the way
It helps reduce checking on the end of the log. The ends of the log will release moisture faster than the rest of the log and this causes cracks to form in the log (checking).
Mark hello and love the videos, used to saw some on a 00 frick, i did notice that you NEVER take a 9/4 down to 2 4/4's, does a hydralic mill not set the dogs back enough?? Just a need to know for my feeble brain ...........?
hello mark and eddies its is randy and i like yours video cool thanks mark friends randy and boom boom boom boom boom boom boom boom boom boom boom boom boom boom boom boom boom boom boom boom boom boom boom
Nice saw, well cut. There is only one problem when you cut up a log like that. Ya end up with a bunch of oak in the end. One of my very least favorite wood species.
👍👌👏 Well done again (video and work). But please don't play such a music so loud. Thanks in advance. Thanks a lot for making teaching explaining recording editing uploading and sharing. Best regards luck and especially health to all involved life forms (humans and cats).
Dear @@markgalicic7788 and team You're welcome, it's my pleasure. Thanks for replying. I always and totally appreciate this very much. By the way: I prefer to hear the sound of the edger cutting blade(s) over any music. The working noises/sounds are an important component of your great videos (for instance "Boom" 😀). Sincerely yours.
Red and white oak though distinctly different have pleasing odors to me when milled- black oak Straight up stinks nothing pleasing about the smell of black oak haha
Dear Peter Williams 👍👌👏 It's definitely also way too loud. I would rather like to hear the edger blades cutting. Best regards, luck and health in particular.
Thank you Mark good show as always hey mister Eddie like you an astro had like to see you wear one more often you look like Santa Claus on vacation good show good show me and thank you so much
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I am still looking for that live edge turtle Boom plaque.
Haha... imagine hearing good old South African "Boere Musiek" here! Who would have thought!?👍😁
it sounded like Cajun music to me.
@@markgalicic7788 nope its boere music. Translation farmer's music
@@markgalicic7788 I have noticed a similarity between cajun music and boere musiek, but as a South African I can assure that it's not the same. 🙂
With the pedals, buttons, control arms and camera, along with running dialog, I think you do a great job. Almost like an organist.
I agree, I’ve ran a bandmill before and I’ve learned a lot from him since then😉
thanks John.
Dear John Gross
👍👌👏 Exactly what I thought instantly too.
Best regards luck and health in particular.
NO JOKE. When this video started I thought, "Eddie looks rather dapper in that hat." Great minds and all that.
that's what I thought too lol!
So did I - real dapper !!
awesome job, you got damn close to what that ruler said, can't ask for much better than that.. thanks Mark and Eddie!!
thanks John , yes pretty close.
Love your channel and sawmill videos! Would really love to see what, if anything, you’ve been doing with the Axiom router! Thanks for sharing, hope you all enjoy your Memorial Day weekend!
Hey Mark and Eddie, great demonstration of the Doyle log scale and how the scale calculations compare to the actual lumber yield. You guys got pretty close considering the loss of footage in the edgings. Even though the odor of the wood was bad, the oak log yielded some beautiful boards. Thanks for another great sawing video.
thanks Randall.
Loved your music selection, Mark !!🎶🎵
thanks John.
Great Vid & Music. 👍👍😎😎 Have a Great Memorial Day Weekend!
thanks Greg.
Love the music and the scaling, have a great Memorial Day weekend fellas!
thank you.
Great music. I kept picturing The Benny Hill show with the music. Thanks for posting.
Holy smokes..............this is the first time that I saw Eddie without his hat. It is always good to see you. I am glad that your cats like you but I hope that they find a safer home.
thanks Alan.
Great music! It took.me back to my childhood... nuff said about that!
Great video, Mark and Eddie. Thank you.
I like seeing these measuring tools. Grandpa taught me how to use a cruising stick for standing timber. Later on in FFA that knowledge placed me in second place in a timber farming competition in high school. I always like seeing new things. Appreciate that.
Hi Mark & Eddie
Keep me posted guys
Good night from Malta
Tony
thanks Anthony.
Great video Mark and Eddie. Take care.
Greetings from Cape Town, South Africa. Nice to hear some South African music here!
thanks Rod.
Hi Mark and Eddie, Once again, thank you for an outstanding video. It's just a shame we don't have smelly vision, lol. Keep the videos coming best regards from the UK John.
thanks John.
I lived in northern Alberta for 42 years the fires were always big and wild, lots of smoke, there were times your couldn’t go outside for days. Love this oak it will make for some nice plaques.
thank you , we can smell the smoke here.
@@markgalicic7788 yes, we now live in New Brunswick and had that same smoke. Thank goodness for the rain.
😊😊😊😊👍👍
I think saw dust and wood chip for the kittens names 😊
I like it Evan.
@@markgalicic7788 well I thought they were born in it 🤔
I can't imagine why I like watching these so much! But I do. I have watched some others with the moving band saw and they are boring! Your commentary and having more mechanical stuff to play with makes it more interesting. Keep it up!
Good evening from Trion, Georgia. Good video Bus Motor Productions.
thanks James.
Good to see the Welsh Dragon up there,🏴
MARK AND EDDY, NICE VIDEO AS USUAL. TAKE CARE.
Might not smell too good but it has a nice grain to it. I remember the old sawyer/logger with a Doyle scale rule out figuring sometimes but mostly he just rolled everything on the skids and sawed them and that was that. I won't growl if the sound goes off. Just part of it. Good job and the Bus Motor just flat-out loves a challenge! Happy weekend and God Bless!
thanks Lewie , it did have some nice grain for sure.
@@markgalicic7788 Happy weekend, Markus!
Put some tangerine under a log. When you turn it it really go boom! Great videos.
Always a good time for milling wood. Smelly oak wouldn't be the first choice on a furniture build.
I have a few people that I would like to make something for, using that wood.😁
yes bad for furniture.
Great sawmill music.
Lovely superb Nice sawing of mystery oak log.
The music used may not be what I usually listen to but it does seem to fit the location and I find myself tapping my feet to the beat. Keep up with the great videos.
thanks!
Black oak,we don't have in vermont, bur red oak,we have,and is very similar in looks to this mystery oak
Thankful that bus motor fan was blowing away from the blade and saved Eddie’s dapper hat from being modified. Always good seeing you gentlemen working together. Sorry there are so many negative people out there... I do not understand why out of 9,700 views you have only received 1,700 👍🏼’s ... I just don’t understand people.
Wishing you, Eddie and ZZ and your families a blessed Memorial Day holiday filled with gentle seasonally appropriate weather and restful evenings with family and friends. Peace Mark
thank you , great comment!
Good video guys. Enjoyed it as always
thanks Gary.
I think oak is some of the most beautiful wood. Even the enpreffections
Good job! I like the Chanel.
Loved the new music!!!
thanks Karen.
Love hearing that head saw sing
Aww, arent them some cute kittens? Let´s call em Detroit and Diesel! Please take good care of them, if they stick out the noise and machinrey they need a loving food dispenser.
that's good names.
Good evening from Lincolnshire UK.
good evening Andrew.
Good view today w/the edger.
I thought that was a decent log.
thanks Dean.
Love the kittens
Love the music ❤
thanks Terry.
You got some gorgeous boards out of that log.
not too bad Michael.
You’re right Mark, not bad but too much stain.
Ever thought of clear coating first as a primer to fill the grains? Then do normal paint and clear coat on top.
LOOKIN' GOOD, KEEP SAFE AND WELL...
thanks Bob.
Good video, good music, Mark.
Bil.
thanks Bill.
As for your painting oak, cut your design, then sand and debur it. Then give it a couple coats of shellac before painting. If it still bleeds, try with prestain sealer, then shellac. Or shellac, coat or 2 of lacquer, then shellac again. Shellac sticks to everything and is a great pre coating or sealer. Laquer flashes quick, so it fills voids, but lacquer alone is not as it dissolves previous layers before curing, thus it won’t seal itself.
Beekeepers in the area will be in heaven with all this small cuts
How so? What is the advantage to beekeepers? UA-cam wants to know.
Nice boards again I’ve two cats they live outside dogs aren’t to friendly towards the cats this time of year I put bells on them to help stop them killing small birds , I’ve just been given some more butterfly trees don’t know the right name but they do attract butterflies and bees , I’ve also got blossom on the pear and plum trees I planted in the orchard anyway you guys have a nice day
Names for the cats woood chip and splinter??
Great name for the kitties
I like you guys you guys are awesome I always watch your videos
Looking good
thanks Pat.
Its really nice to hear someone playing my fathers music. Where did you dig up that ol song
I just discovered your channel about a week and a half ago, and I'm really glad I did! I've watched a bunch of your videos since then...very interesting and enjoyable!! You really are good at what you do!! You make it look easy, but I know you worked hard to get to your level of expertise! I really like how you explain how, what and why you do everything while you're doing it. It's really interesting to see how you turn logs into lumber. I know I'm gonna be a frequent viewer of your videos!! By the way, my names Thomas, and I'm a new, and big fan!! Thanks so much!
Hi Thomas , welcome to our channel! glad you like it.
Hi mark Eddie and zz i really enjoy your videos, im not sure what those guys think when they belly ache about what you do i think its great
Waiting for that Turtle Boom Plaque.
I don't know how to run it on my cnc.
@@markgalicic7788 screw it to another board and level it with the screws. Then process as normal. (insure that you sink the screws below surface level so that the screws do not damage any of your tools.
Alternatively insert the screws from the support board and do not allow them to exit the surface/face of the plaque. Again using the screws to level the "Boom" plaque for detailing and working.
Again, another alternative is to screw it into a frame or box and put the entire thing through processing. You being a wood worker and me being a an old Marine and cop, I think you can probably think of a lot more ways to do it than I could, if you put your mind to it.
Music was very happy, reminded me of the 1960;s carnival music. I liked it very much. Nice looking log could use some rough sawed oak now, maybe 8 bys about 30 inches. need about 12.
thanks Lon .
awsome music !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
On the Oak Boom units, Route them a bit deeper and Plane them off to remove the damaged grain..... 😎
sealer & paint is very bad for the planer knives.
@@markgalicic7788 Then I assume you're sealing them before detailing the features. I thought you painted and then sealed.
Good morning 🙏 from New Zealand brother
good morning Ken.
Ya can’t judge a book by the cover!
Music is Great!!
thanks Walter.
hi there well done thanks john
thanks John.
Thank you Gentlemen!
Would quarter-sawing walnut do anything to enhance the grain? Would it be a waste of time?
Black oak smells like horse manure. Name the cats Dusty and Ben. I like the new music, especially the modulations. Well done, composer.
thanks David , I never seen quarter sawn walnut but we don't do any quarter sawing on this mill leave that to a bandmill.
@@markgalicic7788 Right. Nathan has shown QS a few times on his Woodmizer.
175 out of 181. About 97%. Not bad considering the taper and the crook.
yes very good for sure.
If your saw blade hits a bullet shell or small piece of metal does it screw the blade ?
Great video
Try lock tight on the master dog might work Sam
Like your videos, I'm trying to find out where you are located.
Mark , I cant hear You with all that "mute" for the music on...
I liked the saw sound
Mike
Dear mike slayer
👍👌👏 Exactly! I rather like to hear the sound of the edger blades cutting than unnecessary and way too loud music.
Best regards, luck and health in particular.
Hello, looking at 23:18 and noticed the exhaust was piped outside so why not put the motor outside with a roof for rain and the shaft to the blade should not be a big deal to fabricate leaving lot less noise on everyone along with gaining more floor space. Not many steps more for throttle action when needed just slide everything out of the way
Binge watching
whats the purpose of the paint on the end of the log?
It helps reduce checking on the end of the log. The ends of the log will release moisture faster than the rest of the log and this causes cracks to form in the log (checking).
To stop checking(big cracks forming)in the end grain by slowing down the drying process
@@donchristie420 thank you. I didn't want to sound dumb by saying the wrong thing
@@robertgreen8695actually was a good question 😉
Who would you sell this oak to. You’ve indicated it’s not good quality so it isn’t good for furniture. What would it be used for?
it will go for barn wood .
That looks like pine to me.
not pine for sure.
Awesome video. Love the mill. How consistently accurate is a mill like that? 🤔
thanks William , this mill puts off very accurate lumber for how old it is.
@mark galicic awesome 👌 what would you say is an acceptable amount of error? I just started sawing myself with a bandsaw mill.
Mark hello and love the videos, used to saw some on a 00 frick, i did notice that you NEVER take a 9/4 down to 2 4/4's, does a hydralic mill not set the dogs back enough?? Just a need to know for my feeble brain ...........?
If there is any votes on the music, so far this one is Number one for me so far.......:)
thanks Dennis , I like them all it's very kind of these people to give us music.
Would you consider cutting raffle stock blanks for sale?
yes that's a great idea , what size?
hello mark and eddies its is randy and i like yours video cool thanks mark friends randy and boom boom boom boom boom boom boom boom boom boom boom boom boom boom boom boom boom boom boom boom boom boom boom
thanks Randy , BOOM!
Mystery boom. 💥
I like it !
Do you have any issues with the calibration of your clock face dial?
I have a 2 head block hurdle and seems to need adjusted from time to time.
the dial was set one time and holds very true , hurdle makes a very heavy duty mill .
Only one thing I can say. Nice grain
yes for sure.
Nice saw, well cut. There is only one problem when you cut up a log like that. Ya end up with a bunch of oak in the end. One of my very least favorite wood species.
👍👌👏 Well done again (video and work). But please don't play such a music so loud. Thanks in advance.
Thanks a lot for making teaching explaining recording editing uploading and sharing.
Best regards luck and especially health to all involved life forms (humans and cats).
thank you.
@@markgalicic7788
You're welcome, it's my pleasure.
Thanks for replying, I appreciate it very much.
Sincerely yours.
Dear @@markgalicic7788 and team
You're welcome, it's my pleasure.
Thanks for replying. I always and totally appreciate this very much.
By the way: I prefer to hear the sound of the edger cutting blade(s) over any music. The working noises/sounds are an important component of your great videos (for instance "Boom" 😀).
Sincerely yours.
Better call Them Saw and Dust..
I like it!
Great music💝🙏🕯🕯
Everyone has different reactions to music, this to me was just an awful noise, and too loud.
I prefer to hear that Detroit sing.
if you use white instead of red oak for the signs, you won't have the issue of the paint absorption
yes true but I have lots of red oak .
Red and white oak though distinctly different have pleasing odors to me when milled- black oak Straight up stinks nothing pleasing about the smell of black oak haha
yes this did stink for sure.
I live in Alberta Canada and it is really smoky here😢
how long till they have the fire under control?
What kind of cheese does it smell like?
Limburger Oak
yes for sure.
Sorry but that music sounds very jingly as if its being played on an old player piano
I like it.
It might be.
Dear Peter Williams
👍👌👏 It's definitely also way too loud. I would rather like to hear the edger blades cutting.
Best regards, luck and health in particular.
I do not recognize the wood. Not black oak, I don't think. Could it be an old ash log? Maybe so,, I'll vote ash
we thought scarlet oak but it had a bad smell.
@@markgalicic7788 If you'll forgive the humour,,, Got me stumped. Some oaks are pretty stinky,, cow barn smell.
I hesitate to believe anybody actually yells at you. Well, maybe Mrs. Galicic.
I think you got that right lol!
Cat names for two kittens? Tooth and Claw. Blade and Loader. Jump and Run. Boom and Thump. Ok, I quit now.
I like it!
Thank you Mark good show as always hey mister Eddie like you an astro had like to see you wear one more often you look like Santa Claus on vacation good show good show me and thank you so much
thanks Chris.
cats names marl and eddies
I like it Randy.
Horse Poopy Oak as we call em!
Seal and then paint
that's how I do it but open grain will still take in paint , I found that sanding it down to 180 grit before sealing it helps .