“Hardwoods, you have to rotate the log” finally someone on KZfaq who’s sawmill and knows what they’re doing. THANK YOU!

Mr. Ed is all man for sure. I just finished sawing a white oak with a couple 2 inch slabs. Ed picks up and walks off with them. Those 2 inch slabs are HEAVY !!

We love watching and learning as we bring an abandoned Belsaw back to life! Always get something from the videos. Thanks so much

Of all the hundreds of sawmilling videos on KZfaq, this one is my favorite. That is some seriously beautiful, high-quality lumber (but you knew that already!).

you two make my day. "just good ole boys never meanin no harm."

I like that you talk your way through each cut and explain what you are thinking and doing. We can all appreciate the hard work mentally and physically.👍👍🇨🇦🇨🇦😁

Thank you for the video. You know you are becoming a celebrity when other celebrities mimic you!

I love the sound effects of a drum roll for that first log to make its appearance. Lol. I know it's the machine warming up.

That is some gorgeous wood. I watch these every night to unwind from the day and fall asleep. I love your videos. They are so relaxing!

That impersonation was hilarious, John is such a talent.

Mark and Eddie, I love your video's and look forward to seeing each one. I have an idea for your cab to make it more sound proof, you have said in the past that it has acrylic windows, so just add a small spacer on the outside, maybe 3/16" and add another layer of acrylic sheet. That will cut the noise down and give you more protection. Also, your splitter behind the blade needs to be higher and curved slightly to the inside of the cut to make each board fall away from saw helping Eddie to keep his fingers intact.

Checking in from Southern California on the left coast. Those were a couple of big logs but you guys handled them with ease. Keep the videos coming because we all enjoy them.

Love watching your videos and seeing how the mill is progressing. I am from the UK and its interesting to see the differences in how we do things. Over here FAS is the grade for first and second quality timber, the first and second boards cut from the outside are considered the lowest grade because they have so much sapwood, the grain angle is so low causing the board to be really unstable and the least attractive grain.

Always fascinating to see the yield out of some of these logs you saw. I was a lifelong woodworker, millworker and I have made products out of all kinds of lumber species. Fun to see how it comes out of the sawmill.

That was some pretty white oak. Grade sawing will always have you searching for the best face, but it's the only way to get the good stuff. We've been watching for quite some time, and you guys have built a nice operation. Good to see some fellow PA guys doing well. Keep the great videos coming

That was some beautiful white oak you were sawing there! I have many happy memories of making furniture from US White Oak, it is a lovely wood to work with. I really like watching your videos, thanks for posting👍

Watching this brings back memories. Love sawing lumber...

Beautiful wood!! I saw John's impression there on his channel and I roared!! Very funny 😄 😆 🤣

That imitation of you that John did was great! He was jumping around. like he had a swarm of bees in his drawers!

Love the channel guys--keep it up!!!!!! Greetings from UK.

Nice oak, Good sawing and it's been a long time since I could do much in a mill. Driving and operating takes a big toll but it sneaks up on you and you don't realize it till your almost killed. I'll watch the T.H.E Contest and grin while I'm watching. My back is hurting just thinking about it. Thanks Mark and Edwardo! The bus motor speaketh fluently and GBWYall!

That was a beautiful white oak and you saw the perfect got the boat for the customer good job

I llove the education about logs I am getting, Thank y ou and keep up the great work.

HI MARK U said it U don't know what a log looks like on the inside until U saw it it not often U get a log that has book match boards 😉 when U it is very pretty each board looks the same it's the sunshine 😊 the icing on the cake 🎂 OMG 1 16 2O23

Great video Mark and Eddie. Take care.

WOW! That second log has some beautiful grain in it!

White oak grade lumber is truly gorgeous.

Another great video, guys !!

Nice. Wouldn't Mr.John have loved to have had those !!🤠👍

Hello from Oklahoma great videos thanks for posting these videos.

Good afternoon Mark and Eddie. Chilling from Jamaica 🇯🇲🇯🇲 and enjoying the video

That second log was really beautiful.

You say, Don't try this at home, well I have to say that pretty much where I try everything. I really enjoy the videos you put out thank you

Absolutely beautiful wood. There is a church in Aliquippa that has white oak pews.

Whew!! When you said you were going out to move that bark, then followed up with “don’t try this at home” my stomach knotted! Worked with a guy who used his hand to reach under a heavy suspended load, improperly set hook let go, buddy ended up with a pinch blister ( just barely got clear ), but oh so close.

great video! thanks for sharing!

Nice job. Good looking lumber.

Beautiful wood!

Great looking log

great job guys!

From the Island in the sun ☀️ As always great video and good tutorial The timber is beautiful Guys keep safe Tony

Thanks both a great video two lovely fellas and what you see is what you get perfect as usual oh i spotted Edds flask in the background lol

I had to pause this and go look at Fricknjeep. That's hilarious. Glad you have a sense of humor, Mark.

Those were some nice logs! And pack two lunches when you work with THE Eddy Horvath! Two inch boards are heavy! I have been busy with school. Hopefully I will be done by June. Thanks for straightening out the Ohio flag. I always feel good when I see it in the video. Miss the two of you!

Great video beautiful wood to can watch you saw for hours keep the videos coming for us to watch...

When i worked at the Cabbagetree Creek hardwood Sawmill in Gippsland , Victoria , Australia we used old fish&chip grease from their big deepfrier's as there were no conveyer's to get the large Hardwood trees the the breaking down saw's , it was all done using spikes or tractor's . some of the lumber was about 25 ft in length & had a girth of 6 ft the breaking down saws were placed one above the other , & were powered by a large steam motor as these were easily repaired on our down day's , both breaking down saw's were like the one that you are using at your mill ,but never had removable teeth , a guy from Orbost came to us with replacement saw's every 3 days for the bigger saw's for the smaller ones it was once every two weeks , the smaller saw's were used in much the same way Eddie use's his for cutting firewood or fence palings ...

John did a great job!!!! Better than Saturday night live!!!!!

For me in 60 years of cutting wood,, there have been some tough woods,, but white oak is among the top. Installed many white oak floors,, a good use for white oak,, clear (often is) vertical grain (often is) but don't ever try to use it in a counter top or something that need a lot of sanding. White oak can dull sandpaper.

White oak sure is nice. The sawdust bin cam would be great.

Hello from Florida, great video

dang that second log you cut up would surely made some beautiful bar tops and table tops and cupbards

Very accurate milling, Bert

These videos are oddly satisfying. I may have to subscribe!

Great job as usual

That last log sure made some good lookin boards.

That impersonation was hilarious,

Mississippi watching y’all

Purdy wood 🪵 so that's what an in cab video looks like 👍👌

looks great timber, i am envious. i am off with my 230cc alaskan mill, salvage oak boarding, 9ft lengths in france , i couldn't resist at €35 for 2 nine foot trunks both burled! i would rather get them on my wood mizer but too difficult too get to

Great Video!!!

Good evening from the UK.

I just wait for the NEW VLOGS. It truly assists' me to totally forget about what the politicians are doing in D.C and Nationwide. GOD BLESS.

That ugly log still had some nice wavey grain. A few of those 1"x12"s would make some beautiful furniture.

Wow that #2 log is mighty fine, just pretty and from here looks clear as a bell. I'll not bother ya again

That ole Detroit sounds good

Very educational I enjoyed that one

Great Monday bonus video, Mark. It's good to see a log like that turned into lumber and not firewood. I'm glad you finally fixed that Ohio flag, too. Take care. Bill

hi there what a nice log . I think i heard mother Ma coy say she could whip Eddy not sure but ? thanks for all the shout outs . i need all the help i can get

Hum, I see that the loose screw holding the cab window finally vibrated loose and fell out. :-) Bottom bolt on the right side of the cab front window.

oh my fricken GAWD!! John is comical!!!!

I get customers like that all the Time. I'll ask when do you need it? They will say yesterday. So I'll cut it that same day.. it sits for a week or maybe a month. Sometimes they don't come back.Think I'm gonna ask for half up front for now on. 100% agree with you on turning the log. Especially hardwood. To much stress in the wood. Plus it makes better lumber.

Do it every day. Work in a wood mill and we just got 2 in White Oak 16ft 730ft

A great log that one.

That butt log would have been a great candidate for quarter sawing. I'd be interested in seeing how quarter sawing is done on a circle mill.

T.H.E BUS BOYS/MEN. Yes frickandjeep had me 😂 lol at the end of his vlog. YPU YOUNGINS Do what works, on your sawmills for you all. BTW, your Humility out shines your pride, DUE TO THE CUSTOMER SERVICE YOU PROVIDE YOUR CLIENTS ON THE MILLING OF TIMBER TO LUMBER. GOD BLESS !

Didn’t know John could move his feet that fast.

Your farm grade we call 1 common (econo lumber). Then there is 2 common (rustic) and three common(fire wood). We sell FAS but with the price of lumber rising we will be selling more econo lumber. White oak is expensive because we saw quarter sawn lumber for making barrel staves and heads for whiskey barrels. We sell the staves and heads to coopers.

You need a shit-hook, I’ve got 3, one in the back of my truck, one in the shop and one in the house, there is always shit you can’t reach. Broom handle, drill a hole in the end and bend and JB weld a hook shaped piece of round metal stock. Easy to hang out of the way.

White oak and red oak both have vessel cells. Vessel cells are short tubes, witch carry water up the tree. When White oak matures, the center vessel cells fill with parenchyma tissue . Red oak cells stay open. A red oak barrel would leak.

Lovely superb Nice sawing.

Nice oak.

One day I will take a trip down there. I was born over in Danville. I live in Milford Ct. now. I am a retired Arborist. Now I am a woodworker, babysitter, Miss Daisy driver, politically incorrect senior citizen. Keep your eyes open and your saw teeth set, saw on.

Nice video Mark 39.3k so far.

Some one please tell me why I can sit and watch this content for hours.

Beautiful lumber.

White Oak is great for boat building, if it hasn’t been mentioned.

I forgot to add where we used the old fish & Chip grease , we used to cake it on the timber runner's where the log from the yard were put then the Michigan Tractor would push them down to where the stop's were set , then the yard worker's would push them into & onto the sled , from there they were turned manually by two guys , for the bigger logs more people were used as well as chains ...

I love those ugly logs... would love to build a house with them!! 😁👍

Love the hardwoods . Eddy needs to slow down a bit .I'm 68 plus and he can out work me in a second . Nice job men .

Here in New Hampshire white oak is 12 dollars a board foot planned

Can you quarter saw logs on a circle mill like yours?

That's some big Oak

Good afternoon from SE Louisiana 3 May 21.

Mark i used to love going to the local mill and id have them save me some of that so called "worthless low grade heart wood" Especially if it was any of the Oak species or Hickory. Because I owned and pulled a 53' 4 axle 50 ton RGN commonly called a "Carry All" And what i didn't use, My buddies dad that owns several semi truck Heavy Recovery wreckers always would need large diameter blocking for recovery work. I always had at least 10, 8"x8"x 24" pieces to block up large excavators and other heavy equipment. Id get down in Houston and those guys would beg me for those good heavy hard wood 8x8 blocks like that.

When I saw His imitation of you I about fell out of my chair. When I was in Basic Training they called The Dying Cockroach" That's the first thing I thought of after I stopped laughing. Okay Mark that's a tough act to follow but now you have to do something, Well anyway give the guy a phone call. Great video. Thanks.

them white oak logs make for some purdy wood

Question. Sometimes when a log gets loaded or is being turned it appears to be rough on the carriage. Are you worried that the carriage might get warped or damaged?

Do you guys do quarter sawn oak?

put laser lite on upper swing arm align with blade it will show where your cut is everytime

whats your opinion on woodmiser ?