Yes, I enjoy watching the big logs.

Good morning team, have a blessed and safe day

That was a nice looking white pine thanks for sharing

You are a very experienced/efficient sawyer! It is a treat watching you and your associates saw up and break down log. Best wishes.

LOOKIN' GOOD, NICE WORK, KEEP SAFE...

Great video. Thanks. Your summer = our winter. It has been cold and very very wet here. The sunshine in your videos is the only sunshine we have seen for weeks, Cheers.

GREETINGS AND BLESSINGS BIG HUG FROM CHICAGO IL 🌪️🌪️🌪️🌪️🌪️

Nice pine mark another good video, thanks for taking the time

Nightmares wake me up in the wee hours. These videos are my go to for medicinal relaxation!! Makes me wish I were there with you!

That made some nice boards. I saw some select clear in there. Nice video. 🥸👍✅

Another awesome video. Great job and keep them coming. It always makes my day when I log into KZfaq and see "Mark Galicic" on my favorites. Hope you all have a great week.

Back from vacation & had to have some "man-glitter" and Maga Booms! Great Vid!

Eddie has lots of help now. Great job guys loved it.👍

I once recorded myself because other people said I talk to myself. As it turns out?, I sound a lot like you Mark! God bless your voice!

Always a great day to see you guys in action ❤❤

Nice white pine Mark. ZZ couldn't tell if you got bored or liked it having that third guy. When ya got caught up you stand and wait. Lol

Great team of Saw Millers. It's a well oiled crew getting a lot of wood sawn in the heat and odour next to a rendering plant. That cats have gone away and now the mice will play. Nice Video

Nice to see all the team together that's cut some logs.

“ We always forget “ ..Old people be funny!L.O.L.😊👍✌️

Sawing pine at four quarter is a nice way to spend a morning.

I certainly love the big logs

Good day Mark. Thanks for sharing this wonderful video and updating us on the cats. I used to work with a rendering plant and understand too well what the possibilities are for local animals. Kudos to ZZ Mark for his iconic Cleveland Indians shirt. Looking great sans beard braid. You are going to have to join your crew with more face fur. Wishing you and your team a great week. Peace brother.

About loose bark. I have seen some videos where other logging companies soak their logs in water for a specific time, and then use a buffer - similar to the ones in car washes - to knock off loose bark. In some cases, these same companies would leave the logs outside for a specific time after soaking and buffing to see if additional loose bark can be knocked off before going to the mill. Just a thought.

Great vid on the large pine log. I wish I was there to smell that wonderful aroma. Fires are actually good for the lumber market. In the 90s in CA I was a dozer operator for a timber co. when I wasn't working as a fire dozer operator for our county fire department. After the forest fires land that couldn't be logged before the fire was opened up for logging while prepping for reforestation. The company that I worked for pulled tens of thousands of board feet of logs out of the burned out areas. Have a great day.

I'll bet that smells great!

Great work as usual! Love the South African music. Barry from RSA

That was some really nice white pine. I've got some on my the walls in my mobile home trimmed with cedar. Enjoyed the video as always

Great awesome video, nothing goes to waste in sawing

Nice looking pine

Always interesting, Mark !!

NICE boards, good log and fine sawing. God Bless Yall!

Sawing with Sandy showed a grinder disc for "debarking" but it should work on a cordless grinder for hacking off those nubbins from time to time. A couple of passes and its planed right gone.

Thank you Men for great show

You guys work like a well oiled machine!

love your videos, keep up the good work. Greetings from Finland

Good morning Bus motor productions, from Trion, Georgia. Good video.

😊👍 nice pile of boards 👍

Like those edging videos

Hot knife thru butter. Love the smell of fresh cut pine. Nice.

Watch the price of cedar shingles and clapboards really skyrocket now.

Thanks!

I'd about come there on get all that white pine 1 inch lumber. It would look good in my place,with my toy trucks on them in my place mark

Dear Mr. Galicic 👍👌👏 Nice video showing very well done teamwork. 2) I like to watch and hear the edging process (minus the annoying and way too loud music of course). 👅😜😇😘 3) Please kindly allow me to suggest that you debark at least some of your logs. There are a lot of debarking attachments for chainsaws available. I would put one on an electric cord chainsaw because also strong but much lighter, way quieter and easier to work with. You could even sell the bark mulch. Thanks a lot for making teaching explaining recording editing uploading and sharing. Best regards, luck and health in particular. To all of you of course.

Lovely superb Nice sawing of white pine log.

Good to see you. Rendering plant...........I will not visit you in the summer. I'm glad the kitties have moved on. I do not think that your new saw will ever get here. I would cancel the order and buy from someone else. It is cold up here the last two days. 🤨🤨😄😄😄😄😄😄😄

Nice cutting. Great music!!!!

Good morning bud motor from Clearfield Utah USA

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I like the white pine over hemlock.

I don't know how you have the loading deck secured down but could you move it back or down an inch or two in each direction? I'll assume its just not that easy or you would have done it already .

@Paul Dreyer, I like the edger tune. It has a Hawaiian rockabilly feel. 👍🏼

Hey, Eddie! How’d you stumble across that “Sam’s Corner” T-shirt?? That’s our haunt down in Garden City! We’ve got family there and we try to visit Sam’s once or twice every year. Imagine my surprise!

Boom!

Some really nice pine guys … hope the wildfire smoke is dissipating. Out here in the Pacific NW the now annual party is likely to begin again … soon unfortunately. Y’all take care … 😎!

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seems to me that sometimes you might want to debark prior to sawing, when the logs have been sitting for awhile.....

I will try and stop by on my way home in 2 weeks

Hi Mark. I just pulled a few stats out of Wikipedia for the 2019 fire season. I hope you find them interesting and no way meant to diminish the disaster occurring in Canada. We know their pain. The 2019-20 Australian bushfire season or Black Summer was a period of bushfires in many parts of Australia. As of 28 October 2020, the fires burnt an estimated 24.3 million hectares (60 million acres; 243,000 square kilometres; 94,000 square miles), destroyed over 3,000 buildings (including 2,779 homes) and killed at least 34 people. It was claimed that three billion terrestrial vertebrates - the vast majority being reptiles - were affected and some endangered species were believed to be driven to extinction

Lovely superb Nice sawing of white pine log in different sizes.

Some nice wide boards, good lumber. Rendering plants, where all the road kill, aged, lame, miscellaneous, etc ... becomes soap.

ONE PHRASE I ALWAYS LIKED AT 630 CONTRACTOR MEETINGS WAS, " well we've got the talking part over ,lets git er done "

That’s what I call super log Weldon guys

Mark ya need a new saying for bark like you have for the Boom! Something like it's a Barker and it's being Ruff Ruff.......😂

Did you ever think about using a electric chain saw for the site? No need for gas, just keep a spare battery.

I saw a nice ZZ board there at the end. Was there a voice in your head saying don't forget the taper? We finally got the rain. I'm sure you did too. Bill

Hey guys. Love the videos. Just wanted to know what is the nicest log you processed in your mill. And how do I send a license plate and flag to you.

FOR SUCH A BIG SAW MILL. YOU TREAT IT LIKE A SCALPEL

Do you have a video that talks about how the edger works? Pretty cool how it changes width and keeps the board straight as it cus

Ive watched a lot of your videos. I was particularly intrigued by the Isle of Mann flag. I dont know why but i thought it was cool. You do make fun videos though

Hey mark how are the kittens doing

Are you at the mill most of the time or do you spend your time at jobs ? I would like to stop by and meet you all on my way by

Do you sign all of your boom plaque’s, I want to by one but only if I can be sure it’s signed…thanks

I gotta ask you…..the two chairs that ZZ and Eddie were sitting in for this video…..are they old? My mom and dad had a set of four of them in their kitchen when we were growing up. They look identical to yours. Do the seats lift up and the legs fold in for storage? They brought back a lot of memories! Nice videos, thanks for sharing!

How long does a log have to lay before sending thru the mill?

thanks mark, eddie ,zzmark and buzzsaw.. i take it buzzsaw is camera shy, lol

HI MARK how other people still find the trees I don't even see anymore there only a few yard trees U see and that's all 😮 most of that old timber was sawed a long time and many years ago MARK most of that old timber from years ago ever was replanted if it wasbI don't remember seeing it not that I know of there is very few people left 👈 who remember that worked at the sawmill years ago all of the old fellows that I knower when I was a kid years ago have been gone years ago they were the older people the 1S that was older than dad they would be in there 9OS now most of the trees replanted now are pine trees the oak trees take a long time 2 grow back and the dirt isn't the same anymore either most things like the richer dirt W good sun light ,wind and rain it's not like that no more 😮 it's a shame everything has changed from what it use 2 be MARK I have seen fields replanted back in trees again that should've stayed as hay fields all of the it's a shame the way all of the old people years ago had 2 work 2 clear the land off most had a horse chains a stump puller , a axe and 2 man wood saw that was it the other modern machinery alot of it wasn't made until after WW2 that's when they had more equipment 2 get the work done alot faster than what they did be 4 😊😊 OMG 6 12 2O23

20 inch wide boards? That's table top wood there! Not many trees like that left any more.

How is the dry kiln doing

I would like to get some of them 12 inch bords

What do you do with the pine slab

I'm confused, a 1" and a 4 quarter board is not the same? Please explain.

Any news on the kiln or edger? Thank you for sharing. We'll be at 68k soon. The edger music would be great for an intro!!!! 28:54 they're prolly deaf anyway.

And now we know that Eddie is a fan of chili dogs, which, who can blame 'im?

Hopefully you have cheap rent being next door to that. thanks for sharing.

Добрый день, а что за древесину вы пилите?

3mil acors went up in smoke Pity no body was brought to justice Let’s watch the video Regards Tony

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Was eddie horvath in the u.s. army?

Used to build and repair those rendering tanks and all their insides, unbelievably horrible smell

Boom, first comment 😎

Was wondering Mark when are you growing a beard

Dear respected rabasai, please turn on subtitles

why don't buzz saw buzzy get in on the intro?? Is he afraid that somebody my recognize his face from one of his wanted posters.

How big does a black walnut tree need to be worth money.

Mark, Eddie, ZZ… without you guys… it’s just cutting up lumber…

It looks like turkey meat to me yes yes yes do the barrel

If you're not liking to use a walkie talkie headset to communicate, why not just use an external speaker, and mic from inside your cab, to talk to Eddie?

hello mark and eddies and zz mark it's is randy and i like yours cool thanks mark friends randy and boom boom boom boom boom boom boom boom boom boom boom boom boom boom boom boom boom boom boom boom boom boom boom

Hello. Why do Americans for the letter "Z" say "zee", while Canadians and most of the worlds countries say "zed:? Andrew

"ZZ left her engaged."...another potential ZZ wife bites the dust, oh well. Note* The end of these videos can get pretty edgy.