thanks .

thank you , that's a great idea!

I'll have to try that, too.

Great idea, Although I already watched Eddie's as he was ahead of Mark's video again!

@@danno3497So i watched his twice, hahaha

thanks Richard.

thanks Rich.

thanks Jeff.

thanks I will do more of that.

thanks James , yes they would get adjusted for sure lol.

good evening Robin.

thanks Anthony , I thought the same thing with Mark asking me questions this would help out other people. Say hi to Grandpa!

As a pilot the plexiglass to clean it we all used Lemon Pledge for it was wax slick and the bug juice etc came off and did not scratch the windows… cotton diaper… just a thought … try it on a small spot to see what you think.. love your channel…former logger.. lol

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I doubt it was silver maple, it was probably hard maple. In fact I'm still trying to figure out what they are going to use that stuff for, its not very desirable wood.

glad you liked it.

good evening Andrew.

That makes two from Lincs 😊

@@davidscott9650 Good evening David. I am just far enough away from Boston to feel safe.

Similar here to 😊, near Skegness

@@davidscott9650 Halfway between Boston and Skegness.

thanks Robin.

thank you , I like it lol!

thank you.

your welcome Richard.

thank you.

thank you.

welcome back Richard.

Dave from wv

thank you Dave.

thank you , great comment!

thanks Skip , we had a great time too! I hope to see you back at the mill.

yes I agree .

thank you.

thank you Robbie.

yes very true.

thanks Jeff.

@@markgalicic7788 I like to send you something how do I find a mailing address

thanks Dan , send me some pictures when you get it sawing.

thanks Jerry.

@@markgalicic7788 Keep an eye out around your area for old stores, liquor stores or banks being refurbished or torn down. Check with the crew working on it to see if they have a piece of 3/4" thick bullet proof glass from Customer service or a teller window that's as big or bigger than the cab window that you can salvage. A friend of mine who passed away about 30 yrs ago gave the crew that was emptying out an old bank in Baltimore City to build new buildings in the Inner Harbor a few dollars to let him inside for a week. He pulled 1" thick slabs of marble off the walls and 2 big wrought iron doors and emptied out the old bomb shelter under the bank and used most of it to remodel his house he bought up in Whiteford, MD near the PA line back in the late 80's. Every little bit helps with that blade and the chance something might fly the wrong way. Marty in Baltimore.

that worked out great talking in the saw cab.

thank you , I will put more behind the scenes on the videos.

thank you Lois.

thanks Richard , yes it works great if you think and take your time.

thanks Tom.

thanks Doug.

I grew up logging in western Canada and working with balsam and sometimes spruce would leave big goobers of pitch on equipment windows. I found furniture polish works wonders to keep the stuff from sticking as hard in the first place. Not all polishes work tho. Pledge is the brand I used the most. I forget which precise flavour tho. Lexan is much too expensive to replace much. But I don't mind sitting behind a 30mm piece when things get rowdy.

thanks Bill.

glad you liked it.

thank you , it was fun to saw this.

thank you.

thanks Alex , I like to watch Eddies videos just to see how the mill was sawing.

thanks Jeff, yes I thought it would be much harder to saw.

thanks Doug, it does work out ok if you think and take your time.

thanks Andruw.

thank you.

yes for sure.

that's good!

thanks Randy , BOOM!

thanks James.

Hello Patrick.

thank you , send some heat up here lol.

thank you.

yes for sure lol.

hard maple would be good.

thank you.

thanks Tim.

Thank you Dale!

for sure.

thank you.

thanks James.

yes I thought the same thing but it was just at the end.

where do you get it from?

thanks John.

I want to get safety glass not glass.

thank you.

yes , he has a two saw vertical edger and a top saw not a four blade mill.

thank you! I love watching you saw.

thanks.