So.................if a tree has been shot, does that make it "dead wood"? If a dog pees on a tree, does that make it "dog wood"? Do no listen to the "haters". It is your mill and you can do what you want. It is always good to see you!!!!
I really enjoy watching you and T.H.E. Eddie Horvath cutting logs. I am retired/disabled so I can spend endless hours watching you guys cut! Thanks guys!
hey mark love the videos i find them very soothing i ust to work in a lumber mill so i know how long it takes to cut a log keep making good videos and i love the stop sign that you do on the logs keep up the good work. Sean from beaver county pa
Thank you Mark thank you mister Eddie and thanks the third guy great show guys enjoyed enjoy I'm sorry I've been in the hospital and stuff God bless you all
Five o’clock in the morning having breakfast sausage an eggs them boards have nice grain and no not holes , nice little job this morning cleaning a 56 inch blade covered in sap worse than glue so it’s out with asatone takes a while to soak in then wash it off with petrol , they were cutting freshly cut pine very sticky,, you guys have a nice day
That's some beautiful wood it would be furniture not made into sticks nice and clear i miss being around my grandpa's mill's his mills you actually had to turn the log's not have a rotator but that was in the 60's and mid 70's
Thanks for the video Mark, suggestion time 😮 Might pay to have a good magnet 🧲 hanging in the cab to check the kant for signs of metal once you see that stain. Also rules out any lead.
I like watching you guys cut logs so I’m gonna give you guys some good advice and it’s coming from experience 4 generations of timber fallers to be exact. Do not buy or use an electric chainsaw they are not as reliable or efficient as a gas chainsaw. If you want a yard saw or landing saw I recommend using a sthil ms 391 it has plenty of power for larger logs and you can swap to a shorter bar for trimming unfinished mill cuts. It’s a saw that my grandfather had for landing saws they served the purpose quite well they where not used much for falling but for bucking and knot bumping they worked perfectly fine and they can be used to fall trees as well and they do that just fine for occasional falling. For a lighter saw I recommend a sthil ms 180 or a size or two larger it’s smaller shorter bar would work fine for trimming unfinished mill cuts. Again this comes from experience. I have tried one time an electric saw and it wasn’t worth a crap no power bound up constantly even with additional oil ran along the bar and a very sharp chain. It went right back to the same shop I bought it from and I got a gas powered saw that works reliably all the time fast cutting no binding plenty of power and no problems. So in my opinion electric saws are junk and not worth a shit .as for my family’s logging experience it’s extensive going back to the 30s my great grandfather fell timber using an axe and a 2 man handsaw and all trees where climbed and toped logs where brought up the American river canyon by steam donkey or across the American river canyon by cable car then sent by rail to Michigan cal lumber mill later my grandfather started falling timber then later partnered up with 4 others and ran their company later he eventually ran his own company H&H timber in Eldorado county California they both then taught my father who later taught me and my cousin. So we know what we are talking about when it comes to good saws and saws that are completely worthless and junk. As far as finding metal we have found lots everything from fence posts to bullets even a t post a cedar grew around gramps went through 6 chains before he got above it and was able to fall the tree. Later he tore the stump apart to see what he hit and it was a t post put in some 30 or 40 years ago. Dad found modern steel arrow heads from hunters and old musket balls from the gold rush days shot into trees and even stone arrowheads from 400 years ago In a 8 foot across Douglas fir and they were right in the center of the tree they had to have been shot into the tree when it was no more than 6 inches across.
yeah, you need to make sure there are no objects in those logs. I have a pecan tree near my house that I know has a tire iron and a chalk line box that was left in the vee before it grew over then.
It always confuses me as to why people insist on complaining about the sh*t they get for free. If they don’t like the camera angles or the “boom”, they should go buy their own damned mill and make their own UA-cam channel. In the meantime, shut up and say thanks to those who are doing work. Thanks Mark and Eddie for the great videos. It’s like being back in PA every time I watch y’all.
I will report you for being hostile. if you can't communicate in a reasonable manner maybe you should go somewhere else. grass is green waters wet the sky is blue and people have opinions on UA-cam 💥💥
Nothing is free I pay $60 a month for the internet and it cost me eighty bucks for the tablet I watch it on 365 for the TV I watch on occasionally what's free. he gets paid for making his video
I had no problem with the dog cam! Stay away from the Bauer cordless saw. I bought one, and it's one of the very few Harbor Freight products I didn't like.
Oh the communication device that I suggested there very expensive I guess they're also used for communicating on a motorcycle Sene SMH-10. the spike tree climbers wear them even at Walmart they're two hundred bucks for one person
Overall, that looked like a premium set of log. Very clear looking, maybe capable of cutting into some really fine pieces of lumber. Did you really need something that good for 1 x 1's and 1 x 3's for this application ?
I’m with Gary on the quality of the log. You say short log? So under 8’? You’ve sawn less quality logs that didn’t have knots per se but did have other defects that poor quality because of it. I guess I don’t know where or how you’re selling the lumber you cut, but there are plenty of custom mills that will cut short logs as you put it. Most wood workers don’t need 8’+ material anyways.
So.................if a tree has been shot, does that make it "dead wood"? If a dog pees on a tree, does that make it "dog wood"? Do no listen to the "haters". It is your mill and you can do what you want. It is always good to see you!!!!
thanks Alan , yes very true about the haters.
I think you guys do a great job. It's fascinating to watch.
Good afternoon from Costa Rica 🇨🇷
Pura vida !!!
good afternoon Jose.
I really enjoy watching you and T.H.E. Eddie Horvath cutting logs. I am retired/disabled so I can spend endless hours watching you guys cut! Thanks guys!
thanks Tim glad you like it!
hey mark love the videos i find them very soothing i ust to work in a lumber mill so i know how long it takes to cut a log keep making good videos and i love the stop sign that you do on the logs keep up the good work. Sean from beaver county pa
My back is hurting by just watching Eddie. Thank you for all you men do!
Loved the dog cam. Got to see the work of the other guys.❤
Nice that you found that hunk of steel befor the saw did
that was some nice Oak, thanks for the video mark, eddie and buzz saw buzzy! great team work.
I actually liked the dog-cam, always good to see a new perspective
thank you.
LOOKIN' GOOD, A VARIETY OF SIZES, KEEP SAFE...
thanks Bob.
I was very excited to see the Dog Cam video ! That answered questions I had for a long time. Thanks for the learning opportunity . 😁
That was a nice log. I like the longer video.
thanks Jay , lots of resawing made it very long.
Good video Bus Motor Productions
I liked the dog cam showed how the dogs worked
Beautiful wood. I looked nice and straight after cutting too. A very good end product!!
thank you .
Great grain pattern many here would like cabinets made from this log
yes a very nice log but we needed clear oak for 1x1's.
It’s your show. You’re doing great. Can’t please everyone. 😊
Thank you Mark thank you mister Eddie and thanks the third guy great show guys enjoyed enjoy I'm sorry I've been in the hospital and stuff God bless you all
Great video Mark and Eddie. Nice looking log on the carriage. Hope everyone's keeping well. Take care.
That axe works day or night rain or clear and does not run out of gas. Who needs chainsaws.
I like the dog cam.
thanks John.
Hello and greeting from Thailand where I used to see this kind of work done by two guys in 2-3 days, about 50 years ago.
Five o’clock in the morning having breakfast sausage an eggs them boards have nice grain and no not holes , nice little job this morning cleaning a 56 inch blade covered in sap worse than glue so it’s out with asatone takes a while to soak in then wash it off with petrol , they were cutting freshly cut pine very sticky,, you guys have a nice day
Beautiful oak!
Sawing good----easy-peasey, lemon-squeezy
yes sir Alex.
Thanks for the update on the kitties .👍
Tell the dawg cam haters to take a hike! 🤨
As a videographer myself, I LOVE the different angles, keep'em coming! 👏🏽 👍🏼☺
Great job guys. Your all doing a wonderful job!
Dog cam rocks Mark.
thanks Dave.
😊👍was a nice log 😊
Thanks for sharing Mark and Eddie good video thanks guys
Hello from Mississippi. Love the work you show us.
thank you , hello Mississippi!
Happy Birthday Dale And Richard!
Greetings from Cape Town, South Africa as I settle down to watch this video. 🙂
greetings Rod , enjoy the video.
@@markgalicic7788Thanks Mark, I did.
Hello from lycoming county guys...great videos....great beard
Another interesting video Mark, thanks for saring
thanks Stephen.
Hey man, I like the dog cam, bring it on
I use what I have I don't blame you for the axe
Great video Mark. Nice looking wood. Just celebrated my 69th birthday may 21. Stay safe and God bless
Happy Birthday Doug!
Good evening from Lincolnshire UK.
good evening Andrew.
That's some beautiful wood it would be furniture not made into sticks nice and clear i miss being around my grandpa's mill's his mills you actually had to turn the log's not have a rotator but that was in the 60's and mid 70's
Good evening from Sweden! 🇸🇪
good evening Johnny.
The tree was assassinated 🤣👍🎯
yes for sure.
Good afternoon from Clearfield Utah USA
good afternoon Brad.
Thanks for the video Mark, suggestion time 😮 Might pay to have a good magnet 🧲 hanging in the cab to check the kant for signs of metal once you see that stain. Also rules out any lead.
omg! bring back the dog cam! we need a cat cam too. :) please keep sharing your video's.
I'm a cat person myself and it amazes me that the kitties stay where they do
That was really nice clear oak, it’s a shame it’s getting burnt up !
nice job. now get Ed a big rubber mallet and a log wizzard attachment for a electric chain saw. make him happy.
Lovely superb Nice sawing of such a huge timber.
thank you.
Great beard Eddie
I liked dog cam..although from a rafter up above the dog camera position ...able to see it all in 1 view would be excellent
Thanks!
those kittens will be use to loud noises / probably be good cats
I like watching you guys cut logs so I’m gonna give you guys some good advice and it’s coming from experience 4 generations of timber fallers to be exact. Do not buy or use an electric chainsaw they are not as reliable or efficient as a gas chainsaw. If you want a yard saw or landing saw I recommend using a sthil ms 391 it has plenty of power for larger logs and you can swap to a shorter bar for trimming unfinished mill cuts. It’s a saw that my grandfather had for landing saws they served the purpose quite well they where not used much for falling but for bucking and knot bumping they worked perfectly fine and they can be used to fall trees as well and they do that just fine for occasional falling. For a lighter saw I recommend a sthil ms 180 or a size or two larger it’s smaller shorter bar would work fine for trimming unfinished mill cuts. Again this comes from experience. I have tried one time an electric saw and it wasn’t worth a crap no power bound up constantly even with additional oil ran along the bar and a very sharp chain. It went right back to the same shop I bought it from and I got a gas powered saw that works reliably all the time fast cutting no binding plenty of power and no problems. So in my opinion electric saws are junk and not worth a shit .as for my family’s logging experience it’s extensive going back to the 30s my great grandfather fell timber using an axe and a 2 man handsaw and all trees where climbed and toped logs where brought up the American river canyon by steam donkey or across the American river canyon by cable car then sent by rail to Michigan cal lumber mill later my grandfather started falling timber then later partnered up with 4 others and ran their company later he eventually ran his own company H&H timber in Eldorado county California they both then taught my father who later taught me and my cousin. So we know what we are talking about when it comes to good saws and saws that are completely worthless and junk.
As far as finding metal we have found lots everything from fence posts to bullets even a t post a cedar grew around gramps went through 6 chains before he got above it and was able to fall the tree. Later he tore the stump apart to see what he hit and it was a t post put in some 30 or 40 years ago. Dad found modern steel arrow heads from hunters and old musket balls from the gold rush days shot into trees and even stone arrowheads from 400 years ago In a 8 foot across Douglas fir and they were right in the center of the tree they had to have been shot into the tree when it was no more than 6 inches across.
Hey guys;I was bingeing out on some of your older videos last weekend,not gonna lie Eddie looked strange without his beard 😂
Your mill is like a taxi 🚕 cab it must have so many miles on it servicing is a must brother
yes it is.
lol, you're angering the "close enough" masses today! :D
Boom, target practice. 🎯
Nice product, good way to use those nice short butts and off cuts 👍
Got Eddie, don't need no chain saw.
MORE GREAT STUFF GUY'S
yeah, you need to make sure there are no objects in those logs. I have a pecan tree near my house that I know has a tire iron and a chalk line box that was left in the vee before it grew over then.
that's the first time I heard of a chalk box in a tree lol!
used to saw thru southern cyprus, found many musket balls.
how big is a musket ball?
Bang, bang ole' Betsy by my side.
@@markgalicic7788 biggest i dug out was about 1 inch diameter.
That oak log should have been used for furniture!
Beautiful oak , ever get any iron wood come threw the mill
Hi there I wish that you would put Boom on your joysticks ❤😅
😎
It always confuses me as to why people insist on complaining about the sh*t they get for free. If they don’t like the camera angles or the “boom”, they should go buy their own damned mill and make their own UA-cam channel. In the meantime, shut up and say thanks to those who are doing work. Thanks Mark and Eddie for the great videos. It’s like being back in PA every time I watch y’all.
I will report you for being hostile. if you can't communicate in a reasonable manner maybe you should go somewhere else. grass is green waters wet the sky is blue and people have opinions on UA-cam 💥💥
Nothing is free I pay $60 a month for the internet and it cost me eighty bucks for the tablet I watch it on 365 for the TV I watch on occasionally what's free. he gets paid for making his video
Well said my friend. Nobody’s holding a gun to their head forcing them to watch.
Poor baby 😂
My great grandfather ran a sawmill in Sharon Tennessee in the early 1900s. I am fascinated by this. MAN STUFF!
Axe and bullet...just livened up the day a bit.!😅
hello mark and eddies its is randy and i like yours video is cool thanks mark friends randy and boom boom boom boom boom boom boom boom boom
thanks Randy , BOOM!
Excellent Video! 😎😎👌👌👍👍Answered my question: why such a big log for "tiny" lumber? It's a clear log, of course you don't want any knots in a 1 by.
thanks Greg .
Mark, I do think it’s whack him and then stack them. Gotta walk them first before you can stack them.
Looks like you guys dodged a bullet 😊 big boom to ya.
good one!
Maybe "dodged" is the wrong word. Seems more like a direct hit to me.
Ready when you are!
that's great Johan now that ZZ Mark is back we can get some pictures sent to you.
❤❤❤❤😊😊😊😊
thanks Manny.
I had no problem with the dog cam! Stay away from the Bauer cordless saw. I bought one, and it's one of the very few Harbor Freight products I didn't like.
thanks Dave , good info to have.
I would like that thin board.
Eddie took it home with him to try to dry it.
Nice Boom very nice Boom
big log big BOOM!
Do you ever remove the sawdust around the equipment and floor?
I gave everyone a thumbs up that like dog cam
Someone was taking out their frustrations on that poor defenseless tree.
It might have been self defense.
should have that wood with the ibolt put in clear epoxy
Re "Paul Bunyoning" those logs, I wonder if something like a draw knife might work?? I really enjoy your vids!
thanks Ward , yes it would.
Nice to see thhat you ha e the welsh flag on your wall
thank you.
@@markgalicic7788 always watch you videos whats the diameter of your blade looks huge
An adze sure is economical to run - but have you thought of a small battery powered chainsaw ?
Just a thought !!
The thin wood could be used for making guitars
Oh the communication device that I suggested there very expensive I guess they're also used for communicating on a motorcycle Sene SMH-10. the spike tree climbers wear them even at Walmart they're two hundred bucks for one person
Overall, that looked like a premium set of log. Very clear looking, maybe capable of cutting into some really fine pieces of lumber. Did you really need something that good for 1 x 1's and 1 x 3's for this application ?
it was a short log so we kept it out of the firewood pile , it's also hard to make 1x1's with knots.
@@markgalicic7788 Ahh. So...
I’m with Gary on the quality of the log. You say short log? So under 8’? You’ve sawn less quality logs that didn’t have knots per se but did have other defects that poor quality because of it. I guess I don’t know where or how you’re selling the lumber you cut, but there are plenty of custom mills that will cut short logs as you put it. Most wood workers don’t need 8’+ material anyways.
Is there a blade that would cut it? The bolt. I think speed of travel.
You make great, if not the best, lag sawing videos, however, I still think you should have named your log turner “Tina”
There were a lot of nice wide boards in that log, kind of a shame to make sticks out of them.
Good morning from Toronto. Love your videos.
I assume Eddy Horwath has a Hungarian background.
good morning Jerry , not sure.
How about Croatian ? (Ask Eddie,)
Stack 'em and whack 'em. What a novel idea lol. It's just me, but a double bit axe scares the dickens out of me.
Bill
101st 👍
thank you Mel.
Eddies new name could either be The paul Horvath or The Eddie Bunyon 😂
Mine is the 24 th of may.
Happy Birthday Donald!
Is this a sweet gum log?
it was a yard oak not sure what.
Be nice to know how they use that timber
not sure what they do with it.
Found a horse shoe in the middle of a red oak I was cutting for firewood several years ago
that would be very bad.