A stop by a local sawmill!

[@Sethhaun78]

Started watching this channel..very interesting..Pete those were good camera angles

[@rollierl]

Thanks for the video It was Mark that led me to your page

[@nuts319]

Thanks buddy!

[@karencary3312]

Mark and Eddie sent me your way. Been enjoying viewing your videos and I subscribed.

[@nuts319]

Welcome to the channel!

[@rosthi]

Best video I have seen of Mark's operation.

[@Rusty_ok]

Great video. Interesting behind the scenes camera work. Thanks for posting.

[@nuts319]

Glad you enjoyed it

[@edsecorr7812]

Great job thank you keep up the good work love your videos

[@nuts319]

Thank you! Will do!

[@michaelstewart8806]

Good choice for a sawmill. These guys know what they're doing. 👍

[@billyshumate853]

Great video Pete. Brought back some memories of Mike McCoy. Take care and have a great day and I'll see you on your next video

[@woodcutter6235]

Good way to start off a Sunday, hot coffee and a great video.

[@leecooper7374]

Same style mill as ole man McCoy’s. Great video Pete.

[@fricknjeep]

hi there good show glad you 2 hooked up wish i had your skills in falling trees ,

[@nuts319]

Thanks 👍

[@limestonecowboy9219]

I also have watched Mark for a couple years too,cool to see the operation from a different perspective. 👍

[@alpharomeo15]

OOOH! I like the camera riding on the carriage, Mark needs to get one permanently mounted there, AWESOME! 👏🏽 👍🏼☺

[@horacerumpole80]

Always a treat to see Pete at the bus motor sawmill. Robbie Burns says he can cut work faster than you.

[@timothymilam732]

Been watching those ole boys some time now, and they have their act together. Buy majority of the material they cut from landscape companies, and tree arborist who cut dying trees, and trees into power lines. If they didn't buy them, then typically they would be going into landfills to rot away, and wasting the lumber altogether.. Which serves no purpose whatsoever to anyone, and at least now the lumber is used by someone to build a variety of different projects. Nice to see local businesses working together to help support one another. Keep the money local to help local economy I say .

[@HotrodRon74]

yes Mark is a good cutter...nice looking boards my man..been watching Mark for a long time now...hes good at other things to...his own woodshop...

[@williamellis8993]

Great video. You showed us some things we normally don't see on Mark's channel. Bill

[@alanm3438]

Thanks for the video. I have watched Mark for a while but it nice to see things from another angle. Good to see you. I made Mark the Oscar, the Boom sign and the Bus Motor sign. I used to make metal art. I have a KZbin channel but no followers. Thanks from Wisconsin. 😃😃😃😃😃😃

[@russellbelliveau1694]

Thanks for the mill tour, they have a nice setup there, those hand controls beat the backbreaking work on my bandsaw mill lol.

[@waynetharp]

"Is that Wayne going to bother ya?" I would never do such a thing!🤠 Nice set up they have and no two sawmills are ever set up the same.👍

[@nuts319]

🤣🤣🤣

[@deernutOO]

Good connection with Mark's channel He knows his sawmill sawing stuff like you know how to drop trees and log them.

[@jeremyhartman1225]

I've been watching Mark and Eddie's videos for a couple years. Great colab. Awesome to see how small the world is. Thanks for the videos. I always enjoy them.

[@Lllihgcd]

Intresting!!!

[@gayle4804]

Absolutely loved video nothing like home saw

[@SkidderKev]

Thanks for sharing this one nuts. Love watching these circular sawmills run.

[@redbonemike17]

Great video Pete......got to talk with Mark and the gang at Bunyon this year ......Great Guys !

[@dougsmith9099]

2 of my most watched channels glad to see you 2 together ,you knock em down and mark saws em up great video

[@dennisworkmansr.714]

Jeremy pretty much said what I was going to say, I too have been watching Mark's videos for quite some time, and what makes this one interesting to me is watching Mark work the controls and his discusions. Just one more thing I've added you to my subscribe list, thanks for sharing Mark.

[@rugerfarming5387]

I for sure have watched this guy before. He has sawed some beatiful boards before.

[@joutdoorsmen23]

Cool video today thanks Pete for what you do and sharing it God Bless

[@hillbillytrucker8347]

Been there Nuts hit porcelain insulator in the sawmills and cutting timber never a good thing. Costs time money and in some cases someone gets hurt. When teeth start flying in the mill when they hit metal or insulator people scattered. Lost more chains on my saw in the stem when I am falling timber because of hitting something like that. Thank you for the video and keep up the good work and stay warm and safe out there.

[@brucehuff5566]

That was a great video. It's always interesting to see the processes. Thanks Pete. Stay safe

[@bwwilson777]

Good job on video. Always thought that circular mills were antiques, but not now. Thanks

[@stevekissel605]

Great video 👍 👍

[@williamkleinsLost40Lodge]

Nice you use local people to get your lumber. Loved the carriage ride. Maybe Mark can do that on his channel. You get a shot of the whole crew! Peace

[@williamkleinsLost40Lodge]

@text-8737 report

[@julle1st]

Nice to see that you visited Mark, Eddie and ZZ. I have been following them for quite some years, while have been extending their business.

[@oldtireman4665]

Awesome! I’ve been watching Mark and THEE Eddie for a couple years now, shortly after they started setting up their mill. However, this is the first time I’ve seen a camera ride a cant past the blade! Very cool camera placement. They’re great guys. I would encourage everyone watching your channel to subscribe to Mark’s. Yinz guys are a great match.

[@lancejohnson16]

Thanks for that! I am a regular viewer on both of the channels and I didn't realize you were near Mark. Keep the vids coming, I always enjoy! Be safe and hello from Altoona PA!

[@logdog8920]

Its good to see the next phase after logging. A neat set up mill.

[@ericsargent4551]

Great video… nice to tour the mill and see the process… thx

[@Dave_Smith_1958]

Good video Pete. Always nice to see Mark, T.H.E. Eddie, and ZZ Mark😊

[@garykemp977]

Enjoyed your collaboration. Mark had quite an operation.

[@robertkennedy3632]

Hey Pete 👋. Thanks for taking us to the sawmill. A lot of time behind the controls to make it look that easy.

[@mikepici5553]

Cool video pete I've watched these guys before but didn't know where they where

[@nhmountains5683]

Great video Pete. It was fun watching them figure how to proceed with how to handle that swoop in the log. Sounds like nothing goes to waste there.

[@liljoeii6091]

Thank you for the video

[@charlesmullins3238]

Gotta piece f red oak by the woodpile I nailed porcelain in tryin to get our doublewide up holler…lines were all run on trees up these hollers back then…32” skip I had filed for days on just to hairlip within 30secs…talk about a sad puppy….thanks nutso…matt in ky

[@singleshot2218]

New sub for ya! I’ve been watching Marc for a couple years now, I enjoy his videos very much! I always say this at the end of my messages..Take care, God bless and stay safe!🙏✝️🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

[@terryeason4319]

Nice video. I watched mark and Eddie built That extension onto his sawmill and the sawdust collection building. Even making sauerkraut They do have a good show

[@Sethhaun78]

What a machine.:

[@kevinkenyon7045]

Pete great video! It’s interesting to see how the finished product is made! Thanks for sharing! Kevin

[@marcduclos9789]

Good trip.

[@chillywilli]

Nice video. I recently went to an old winddriven mill. They have a huge stock under water and where cutting some elms wood into 2 inch boards. It is a classic bandsaw that cut the whole tree at once. Seriously interesting to watch.

[@aaronjackson5862]

Awesome video Pete 😁 thanks for taking us along. I bought some slab wood last winter for the wood stove, works pretty well. Was going to go back this fall and get some more, but time didn't allow. However I was going to ask the man that owns it if he'd take me on a tour.

[@KevinsDisobedience]

This was really cool. Thanks

[@dmalloy96]

Great video something a little different

[@slamsshenanigans2296]

Still gets me occasionally forgetting to drop the damn mold boards!!

[@mattkomar8372]

Good episode bud!!!

[@aaronlingenfelter7797]

Great video buddy

[@VideosByAl]

A circular mill is far better in Pine than a band, but it's not cost effective to own both.

[@ishure8849]

G'day Nut Job, I've been subbed to these boys for a few years because I can relate to circular blade mills, wide kerf vertical band mills work on the Australian hardest of all woods as do vertical circular mills, when running a swing blade mill down under you can go as deep as you can in the vertical position in one pass but in the horizontal three to four inches max or you get up and down movement due to not all of the wood dust being able to exit the cut due to the lack of gravity, Horizontal band saws suffer from the same problem here but its much worse because it causes friction then the band heats up causing it to stretch and this creates up and down motion like the waves on the sea as you described which translates to the cut, This is scientifically proven Creswick school of forestry. Anyway if you'd like some 1x10's out of Red Ironbark that I'll gaurantee for fifty years you pay the shipping and they're yours 👍.

[@garybessey2184]

Great explanation of detail sawdust motion. ( I always thought your problems of sawdust collection down under was because gravity was running in the opposite direction.)

[@ishure8849]

G'day Gary, that might explain why I get so much up my nose 👍🇦🇺.

[@charleswalton5132]

I could not get through to the link. I don;t know if the problem is on my end or yours but I thought I would let you know. I did find one of their vids and subscribed.

[@nuts319]

Sorry I will try to figure it out

[@sawyerrob949]

I was surprised you wanted your trailer boards out of pine, and also that they were sawn so thin. I've never had a customer that wanted thin pine boards for their trailer before. SR

[@nuts319]

These are just sideboards

[@sawyerrob949]

@@nuts319 They should work good for that. SR

[@patrickmurray-kh6ph]

Wow i just now noticed the "Isle of Man" flag

[@haroldtunich8809]

I like the3 shot from the top of the knee.

[@damondavis1866]

That was great thank you

[@nikond90]

cool video

[@stannelson2582]

Just cool!

[@obxkoastie8170]

Pete...Roughly what does a mill charge in $/board feet for rough sawn lumber? Just curious; not that I have any way of getting the big yellow pine logs we are left with to a mill.

[@nuts319]

Man that’s a tough one price varies with type of wood

[@robintaylor-mockingeemill8223]

my 2 favorite channels come together .

[@michaelwillcutt2619]

Why pine trailers need two inch minimum oak

[@nuts319]

Just side boards

[@TDC-ih8ct]

My Cat (RED) and I watch the Mill ALRIGHT.

[@weedeatnogreweo7574]

Watch Marks saw on his channel Nice to see it in a different perspective

[@weedeatnogreweo7574]

Your vidja seems a whole lot clearer than Marks Did he Windex the hell out of the cab glass just for your vidja?

[@nuts319]

Maybe a different camera

[@stevebillow395]

Did you buy the mill or stop by

[@nuts319]

It’s just a friend of mine I needed some boards milled

[@stevebillow395]

@@nuts319 buy or by lol

[@tomharrington1393]

👍👍

[@mikepici5553]

Where are they located pete

[@nuts319]

McDonald pa

[@steelcityperformancesaws]

i think ive seen this sawmill on youtube before

[@dutchdog804]

Wouldn't white oak last a lot longer as trailer boards.

[@nuts319]

These are just sideboards

[@dutchdog804]

@@nuts319 gotcha. 👍

[@leeashworth9874]

I have his utube channel

[@doncralton1704]

nice video buddy!