sawing & edging some nice white oak # 445

[@tenlow2]

Man, what you call “low grade wood” is better than the best wood I have ever used myself.

[@wesleyehowell]

Been there, ZZ. I can't eat red meat now. Lol. I'm not from where the Lone Star ticks are found, but my family are Truckers, and I had a tick find me while on the road with my Dad when I was a kid.

[@johnlabrossesr9693]

Hi Mark, I gratefully appreciate the time you, Ed, Buzz and ZZ Mark spent with me. It was awesome spending time with all you guys. Every one of you are a class act and look forward to hanging out with you all in the future.

[@andrewriches506]

Good evening from Lincolnshire UK.

[@richparks1966]

Edger In-feed: The way you have to walk boards over from the stack immediately to your right, to on top of the in-feed roller edge and across the table, a little 6" flush to roller height fulcrum point projection sticking out to the right could aid in your initial board walking action to leverage upon. You would use this softened fulcrum point instead of the edge of the in-feed roller. It's more of a bridge point to your stack and it doesn't have to stick out all that far. You could make it fold/slide away so it doesn't always stick out proud of the in-feed table to not hang a hip on walking close to the edger as space can get tight.

[@lewiemcneely9143]

Nice oak and you eat lots of garlic, ticks and everything else will leave you alone! Blessings

[@thomasmartin3879]

Love your videos ,sawmill work is definitely a very hard working job

[@johnkoerner1093]

I am very impressed with you skill with the log turner. You make the whole sawing thing look easy and I know it is not.

[@gerardomanuelortiztellado1460]

GREETINGS AND BLESSINGS BIG HUG FROM CHICAGO IL 🌪️🌪️🌪️🌪️🌪️ GOD BLEES YOU ALL 🙏

[@bay9876]

Cool bunch of dudes cutting wood. And they're really good at it. Nice video and nice wood.

[@bobbygreen2291]

Thanks Pete for stopping by to see us all ,and for helping out that one and only Eddie H n mark

[@born2soon]

I was stationed in Thailand in 1973 and I'm going to get my buddy to send me a license plate for you. I like your videos, BOOMS and all!

[@Dave_Smith_1958]

Good evening Mark, Eddie, & Pete always nice the see content providers working together.

[@Sarah-rd1qy]

thank you for another great video. i love the sound those yellow arms make when they go back down, I call them the "clackers" since I don't know their technical name, lol.

[@ronaldpiper4812]

We are all glad to be here. And glad you all are there. Looks like work fun!

[@peterwilliams4795]

That made life a bit easier for you when the bloke in the green shirt decided to help you lift those slabs onto the front.

[@deernutOO]

Nice white oak for sure. Good to see Nuts319 there lending a hand. Nice Aldo Leopold bench seat. Can search for the history behind Aldo Leopold, wrote Sand County Almanac, and his bench seat.

[@steveperry2314]

Hi Guys! Glad you seem better ZZ! I had Lyme’s disease in 2000. It is no joke! The antibiotic I was on made me very sensitive to sunlight….hang in there man! Take care guys….

[@johnking8679]

Glad you're feeling better, ZZ, ol' Buddy !!

[@northernsawyer281]

Awesome video mark ‼️ I always enjoy watching your vids. Even tho I saw logs myself for 8 hrs a day... I still just can't get enough of it 😂

[@parsons585]

That bus motor don't bog down! Watched a video of a circular mill in Mississippi and the ole motor kinda struggled but did the job! Enjoy you guys!!

[@markgalicic7788]

thank you.

[@anthonyhengst2908]

It's really cool to me that you can get viewers from all over the world. Sometimes through the comments I learn something new about processes from far away lands. That is some mighty fine looking oak. I'm already looking forward to the Friday video and I haven't even started Monday yet. 😊 Then there's that "victim" thing again.... Well, at least you treat the victims well!!

[@markgalicic7788]

thanks Anthony.

[@richardthornhill4630]

Beautiful white oak. Nice sawing. Good yield.

[@markgalicic7788]

thanks Richard.

[@mifsanta]

Hi there guys Great video clips, really enjoyed watching your videos Tony

[@bwillan]

What a surprise to get the Monday sawing video so early in the day. Great video and the new edger looks to work well.

[@markgalicic7788]

thank you.

[@clarencetrice4442]

HI MARK the 1ST white oak was the best 1 and made the best lumber those was some boards out log MARK that edger is alot different from the 1S I remember there is no foot pedal on the bottom U would step on the pedal 2 open they have changed from the last time I seen 1and everything was in a line the power unit pulled it and the chipper was by it self it had its own power unit 😊😊 OMG 7 1O 2O23

[@larryburrough3024]

Hey Mark, Thank You for giving us the pith marker. Having black dogs would be good also.

[@markgalicic7788]

your welcome Larry.

[@freeform33]

Hold the front page Mark likes it as it landed 👍🇬🇧🤓

[@stephenmccool8127]

I dunno Mark. Looks to me like you work alot harder with the new edger.

[@patmcgroyne784]

Sorry to hear about your tick misadventure ZZ … glad you’re on the mend. Looks like y’all are becoming more comfortable with the new edger … 😎! Take care fellas … ✌🏻!

[@bbsl1967]

When you lay it down and it don't make a boom, it must be a whisper drop. .

[@charleswallace2080]

Wow now that's a beautiful stick of white oak. I can think of several projects it would work on. I enjoy watching your channel and the way you handle the tools on the mill. As for the next victim statement I have zero problems with it. People have become so thin skinned they let little nothings bother them. Mark just ignore them and be yourself because you cannot please everyone all the time. It's hard enough to just please our wives at times. God bless you and Mr. Eddie.

[@markgalicic7788]

thanks Charles , great comment.

[@peterrogers626]

It is antilogic to be able to please a wife

[@charleswallace2080]

​@@markgalicic7788I just wish I lived closer because I would enjoy meeting you and Eddie. Plus being able to see you guys in person working the mill. Then I could see the lumber and buy a few sticks to play with her at home.

[@MrPossumeyes]

Thanks for your sounds, David.

[@johnwellwood46]

awesome video, so happy ZZ Mark is feeling better, ticks can be seriously bad.. i've watched pete felling tree's, impressive! that new edger is nice Mark, just going to take some getting used to, sure does a nice job and a lot quieter than the old edger for sure..

[@markgalicic7788]

thanks John .

[@brucemcmillan8750]

I always wondered what held the bottom of the log from kicking out and watching the last maintenance video I saw the lower dog spikes. That is some nice Oakland it looks like the new edger is doing a good job and your getting it fine tuned to your personal usage

[@dougrobison1156]

Well, I would LOVE to buy some of that beautiful clear oak from the first log, but I fear the shipping cost from Imperial, PA to Portland, OR. would hurt the ROI significantly! XO!

[@JamesSimmons-dj6ix]

Good video Bus Motor Productions

[@franknapert5483]

ZZ had Lyme disease twice .i had joint pain for a couple of weeks.hope you feel better.

[@neilrotzler]

NICE WORK AND THANKS FOR TELLING ME ABOUT NUTS 319 . I SUBSCRIBED TO HIS CHANELL ON MY FIRST WATCH .

[@markgalicic7788]

thank you for supporting him!

[@bobbynewton9247]

Looks good Mark and crew

[@williamellis8993]

I was hoping we would see some edger cam today. It took me a minute but I figured out that you were switching the conveyor on and off. I'm glad ZZ is better but he needs to finish the journey back to fully good health. Bill

[@MrPossumeyes]

I'm glad ZZ is on the up and up, too, Bill. He's an important part of the crew. (I really enjoy this channel, it's so down-home)

[@hyloward-gh6vj]

As good as it gets!!❤

[@dagwood1327]

We are having a bunch of tick bites in my area that are making people allergic to red meats. And some people some types of dairy. Nothing to fool around with.

[@richardbritton5280]

ty guys

[@bobbygreen2291]

Get well soon ZZ mark

[@ianmacpherson2409]

I really like the speed and control you have on the carriage, is it hydrolicy controled and powered

[@markgalicic7788]

yes it has hydraulic feed on the carriage.

[@jimscheffler8174]

Mark, would a foot operated switch work better to turn on the edger conveyor belt when needed? This way both hands are free to line up and guide the board into the edger. Just a thought. Beautiful white oak! My favorite of the oak family. Great video! Jim

[@mortenbaun5812]

Hellow from Denmark 🇺🇸🇩🇰

[@markgalicic7788]

Hello Denmark!

[@Hertog_von_Berkshire]

I took a tick bite back in the early 1990s. Never been 100% ever since.

[@Ed_in_Md]

I must be luckier than ZZ. I’ve pulled six ticks off me this season. No problems so far. ZZ hope you’re feeling better.

[@snidecommenter7117]

Just keep an eye out for those bullseye rashes...

[@newsnowriversidesgtrock]

😀👍

[@jackmorgan1052]

Why wouldn't you put the edger at the end of the roller bed? No lifting. just asking.

[@alanm3438]

So sorry about the ticks. I had two this spring but I found them right away. It is good to see you guys hard at work and that you had help today. I hope that you will be able to get the edger set up the way that you want soon. It is so cool that you get gifts from all around the world. It is sumo season and I have to watch today's video. I was stationed in Japan.

[@rubywarrior1]

so, how ya like yer new edger?

[@dalehuff5740]

Thanks!

[@katysylvain8164]

Tks everyone

[@remmiemax3624]

Wow! Victim 1 was sooo beautiful!! Even got a (MAGA) Boom 😎😎👍👍Good to see ZZ back!

[@richparks1966]

Those are not victims, they are volunteers

[@stick0035]

Yes Mark you shouldn't call the logs victims because they get all cut up about it.

[@sylvesterwolfe33]

Call them "contestants"

[@markgalicic7788]

good one lol.

[@Conflictinator]

ZZ got Lyme Disease from the tick, sounds like.

[@Chr.U.Cas1622]

👍👌👏

[@markgalicic7788]

thank you.

[@ronthacker211]

Occasionally I can see Mr. Laser, but most times; I can not. Wondering why?!? Also wonder it another color would show up better?

[@deernutOO]

High resolution of 1080 or higher usually shows mr laser pretty well.

[@davidhensley76]

On my phone screen I can see the laser only if the bark is dark or wet. On my laptop I can see the laser regardless.

[@tombrockwell6961]

What is Pete’s KZbin name, sorry, I didn’t get it.

[@johnlabrossesr9693]

Nutz319

[@dennisworkmansr.714]

Just a passive comment from me, seems like feast or famine there with your help, some day just you and Eddie and a day like this more help than you need. Maybe it's just me but you seem to have to make a lot of movements setting up your board for edging. Please don't think I'm critisizing You'be come a long ways in the 3 years I've been watching you, you're right at the top of these channels I'm subscribed to, Just a missing note, I do miss Iron oak sawmills, I hope Deb is doing ok.

[@robertlusnia506]

What was the red mark for, also a great video

[@markgalicic7788]

thanks Robert , the red dot marked the pith.

[@billweinschenker8607]

Looks like you need a table next to the edger, so you don't have to manhandle those heavy white oak board up on the edger?

[@markgalicic7788]

we need a roller out front.

[@evankibbe590]

😊good morning everyone 😊😊😊😊

[@markgalicic7788]

good morning Evan.

[@daveypal1]

I try and understand why when you have a nice wide clean board you then turn it 90 degrees to a narrower width ......... why wouldnt you just continue to cut the wider boards? Thanks and i enjoy watching your videos

[@RebuildingScotland]

I know, I feel the same. I used to run a mill so have experience of milling timber. I guess we all just do things differently. I'm always counting boards from the knees out so the waste is always taken off the poorer face first, leaving a set number of whole boards in the cant, but Mark does it differently. It doesn't mean one method is wrong, just different, and it's how one person prefers to run the mill, as opposed to a different way that suits someone else. I do end up shouting at the screen 'Don't turn it yet' sometimes, though!🙄🙂

[@RufusBradley]

Victim victim of the day 😅😅😅😂😂😂😂

[@oxfd611]

I heard you say that one of your other channel fans suggested that you name the the dogs on the saw. I have four suggestions, and they are known KZbin dog stars 1) “Homeless” from the KZbin channel cutting edge engineering Australia channel. Of course, he should be the master dog. 2) “Zoomy” and his older sister, “Boo-Boo” from RxCKSTxR channel 3) “Bailey” from The funny dog Bailey channel

[@jimhohl9003]

Aldo Leopold bench

[@barrythompson8656]

looks like the new edger is too high the in feed and out feed should lower

[@geneFlory-op8kj]

Can you show how to cut quarter sawn oak.

[@erikleorga]

Production mills such as these aren't really meant to make quarter sawn lumber. I've done it on my band mill, far more steps involved.

[@charlesmiles9115]

😛😛😛😛😛❤❤❤❤👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@josephstrickland7929]

It's your KZbin channel. Say what you want. If they don't like it they can watch something else. It's not their channel. Next victim

[@cattey3306]

'nice' how you drown out the nice sound of the edger with the horrible music. (made ME leave anyways.) no click today.

[@davidhensley76]

Did you skip to the end of the video to see if there was music playing?

[@nathanchambers1006]

That name you can't pronounce is from a Sammy Hagar song. Give it a listen. Maas ( with a long A) and the liquor Tequila. Maastequila.

[@TheMarkBell]

Boom, these victims are made of wood ain’t hurting anybody. 🪵