how do I comment / email you? Tom

Looks to me like you should have started with the other branch on that log with the crotch.

Whats the color marking on the logs mean

So, a random question from an uninitiated dude in Western PA. I've seen a couple of your cuts where the wain extends about 1-2 feet down the log and then it becomes a completely clear 10 or 12 inch wide board. Is it more desirable to edge out a clear 6-inch board that is the full length of the log or is it more desirable to have a shorter 12 inch wide board? I love watching your videos and hope to meet you guys some day in person at a show or someplace down the road!

Hi, I have the same edger. What rpm should I run it when I’m cutting? Thanks

A little behind on watching your channel. Your now 84.2K. You just keep growing. I wouldn't be surprised if you were to hit 100K by the end of the year. Just under 16K to go!

Nice work Mark, your maintenance keeps the going. 👍😊

Looks like some really worthless planks….I certainly would not consider using these boards

Fine job boys..

Have a great story to tell ! A old time farmer had a round potbelly stove that he heated his house with but he had a great idea to wrap the stove with heavy duty copper pipe pipe several inches from the stove insides thus heating the water running through the copper pipe that in turn heated the whole house with the hot water running through the pipe ! He even though he thought of using steel pipe since he was a boiler maker and using steel pipe and wrapping the boiler with old radiators that he removed from old houses that he removed from old houses ! But that would need to do a lot of welding to wrap the boiler with steel pipe !so he wrapped the copper pipe with manny coils of copper pipe he used a full coil of about 100 feet of water pipe used for underground water service to houses ! It heated his house and it worked great !burning wood instead of gas or oil or coal !

I wounder what you do with the scrap that comes off the wood scrap like saw dust and the bark is it used for fertilizer or burned for fuel on the property it would be a shame to wast the wood for scrap that could be burned for fuel to heat a boiler !

Nice to see Pete out and about.

SWEET!

any booms or dogs up and down for the kids today

any dogs up and down plus booms for the kids to day

Nice job 🇺🇲

RED SOLO CUP! 👍

The camera distorts the proportions so that I can't tell what the spacing between the dog stations is exactly, making me extremely curious. Could you please mention that info in some video coming up? Thanks.

That's some really good looking lumber that you fellows produce. Just like always.

Hi Mark. So far. Great looking pine logs & lumber. Say Hi to Ed & ZZ. 😍😊😉👍❤️💜🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🌲

Awesome job mark

Hey Mark, so nice to see these snack videos. Since becoming addicted to your channel about a year ago, after losing my wife to cancer, I've found these videos to be incredibly therapeutic and relaxing to watch, to the point where I'm trying to guess when you are going to turn the log or decide what you are going to cut. Keep up the good work. Best regards from Ruthin, North Wales - loving the red dragon flag btw.

Thats some nice material.

Mark, I have a question for you:- " Is a pile of sawdust sitting next to your sawmill a danger ? Is sawdust a combustible material ? I notice on some channels (not yours !!) that the operators have large piles of sawdust just sitting on the floor for what could be a few weeks !! When I took woodworking classes in High School, our instructor said we need to vacuum up the sawdust, because if we didn't it would build up heat and self ignite !! Is that true or not ?? Thanks for your answer !!

hope you got some Subscribers cos i know you just lost 3 sorry you know why Cheers

Happy weekend guys

How do you get rid of your saw dust

Excellent enjoyed your video have a great day.

Pretty knotty white pine. Suggestion:: When you make your opening cut and "a turtle is born" Eddie needs to have a TURTLE bucket to keep them warm. Love watching you saw,keep it up.

looking good .

Mark - I really enjoy watching you deal with the really big and mis-shapened logs. But brings to mind the question of what are the largest and smallest logs you can practically (both diameter and length) can you cut. Thank you - Roger

Very well done, thank you Mark

hi there well done , best to all john

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I liked the information on the dogs. My old 1934 Belsaw had only one dog as one was missing. I built one more but I have ideas to redo it. Thanks

Big boom, little boom it’s still a boom. 🫨

HI Mark, a wonderful Sunday morning breakfast snack. Thank you. Patrick

I’m full.

Hi guys does chewy need his face washed

The flag is the crowning touch. Bravo!

Ya make some very relaxing videos, laid-back, easy going.

You just have to love that Edmiston.

This is the snackiest snack of a snack video ever snacked on. So, if a whole string of turtles remain connected like the first cut, is it a crocodile?

Definitely make some nice Floor Boards.

Nice sawing, Mark. I was wondering if you were going to saw through the pith on the board before you turned the cant. Bill

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Interesting color and grain.

You made short work of that log awesome job 👍😁👍

Couple of mini BOOMS on Eddie's end...-->Ric

Midnight just in watching you guys while I’m having a prawn smoked salmon an fish stick baguette with prawn sauce and a brew , nice white pine boards coming off the mill been dismantling a milking parlour been shut a couple of years vermin have moved in , keeps the dogs entertained while I dismantle the place , anyway you guys have a nice day