I had to sell my sawmill after my stroke. So I enjoy the watching your automated mill in action. I was a mason for about 15 years so I admire Eddie stacking lumber after a day of laying block. I learn from you Mark and would like to saw again but its not likely. I saw vicariously as I watch you guys.

Rec’d my “Boom” signed plaque today. Very nice Mark. Both my wife and I have relatives in W Pa, Cambridge Springs, Meadville, McKeesport, Pittsburgh and Johnstown. Thanks again, Richard Bullard Taylors SC

No strangers to hard work. Keep up the great videos.

Thanks again for a Good time....... Have watched all of your videos and have never been disappointed...

Eddy’s one hard working man. Great video. Looking forward to seeing you saw more logs. Thank you.

Hello Mark, and T.H.E. Eddie, great content guys, it’s greatly appreciated. It’s great that you use mostly salvage logs, there is so much waste nowadays with our throwaway attitude. My grandfather bought a 40acre chuck of timbered land, and between 1966 when he bought it, and today

Always love the smell of cutting green lumber ,Cheers from an old carpenter from Maple Ridge British Columbia Canada, As we say up here ,,,,,be calm , ,,be kind ,,,,,, be safe !

magical watching this saw do work and Eddie is the hardest working dude in the milling business

I like the easy natural flow of the channel.

That mill is something to watch. Always enjoy your videos keep it up!

Thanks for the video and you two stay cool.

Love your videos the mill is very nice and you guys do great work

I milled spruce on my band mill and it was a breeze; but fuzzy. Lots of pitch pockets, mostly small. Awesome to hear that you reclaim otherwise unwanted timber! I envy you guys!

Thank for the great content guys, love the sap spray!!

I enjoy watching your new videos every Tuesday

GREAT JOB OF SAWING YOU TWO KEEP UP THE GREAT VIDEOS

always enjoy a new video,thanks guys

As usual ,another enjoyable video.Thanks.

Great Job Mark and Eddie, I know what its like working in these 90 degree days outside, yall stay safe and drink lots of water and drinks!!!

Thanks for a great video Mark +Eddy!

Ye Old Sawmill is 100% environmentally friendly! Thank you for another great video!

That sap pocket looked like a sticky mess that would get all over everything, Great video guys!

I recommend a visit to a junkyard looking for a hot water heater to replace the electric heater in the sawyers cab. I I used to drive a 10 wheel dump truck and it warmed up quickly once I started driving. The heater core from a Mack truck is rated at 44000 btu's and way before the engine is fully warmed up it should throw plenty of heat. 3/4 inch hose is all you need. Food for thought.

WOWZERS! That's the first time I've ever seen a sap pocket that oozed so much. If that thing was dripping gold, you would have struck it rich!

I like yins both. Good sawing today. 😎👍👏

Dang just realized I wasn’t subscribed, fixed that! Really enjoy your guy’s videos. Just couple ol boys doing their thing

Your videos must have some subliminal hypnotic message! I can't stop seeing this machine cutting the logs! hahahah.......

From any state, thank you 👍👍👍

aahhhh! i could listen to a big circular sawmill and a detroit diesel all day. the music of a bygone era. i wish youtube had smell-o-vision.

Be good to see you cutting the walnut my be cooler soon this was a great video thank Mark

Awesome content, love it Be safe gentleman,

That saw sounds SO MUCH happier!

Congratulations on 29,300 subs.

Saw is standing tall and sounding great with a fresh edge on it

87 you lucky guys...I'm in texas....this month has been triple digits...

Good stuff. Keeping those slabs thin for Eddie. I need to add a laser to mine.

Thanks, Guys and yall did a FINE job as usual! I can't remember sawing spruce here. Oak, maple, poplar, hemlock and white pine but no spruce BUT I can't remember it and there's a LOT that I can't remember. Get ready for the big blow and it might be almost as interesting as the hot air out of D,C. And I bet that whatever that clearing is on the far ridge gets some SWEET bus motor music! Yall be calm and GBWYall!

Hello Mark and Eddie ,looks like your all doing well , you need building done so Eddie can be in the shade to lol have a great week

Great video as per usual i hate to say it but fall/winter will soon be here the building needs finishing to protect Ed again thanks from this side of the pond

Thanks guys

hi there looking good as always . when i hit a sap pocket like that i try to save the sap real good belt dressing . eddy needs a roof . take care of him he's priceless

congrats to the two of you on all your subscribers.do ya'll know if gmc used to put bus engines in their diesel trucks?when the blade is not engaged your engine sounds just like the gmc tractor trailers back in the 50's as well as the greyhound buses.

Great video is always mark! What has been the biggest log that you’ve had on the mill so far? Nothing goes to waste from the lumber to the sawdust to the slabs it all gets used!

Enjoyed the video Mark but I am glad not to be dealing with that nasty sticky pitch!! That is something to be avoided if at all possible but some times you just have to do what ya gotta do.

Love watching you saw these trees into usable lumber. Just one question, why did you choose a circular saw over a band saw?

When you're sawing 2x material, are you sawing 1 1/2" or a full 2" and then planing?....or just leave it 2"?

Looking forward to seeing the walnut.

gonna have to get some poles in the ground and get that sun off Eddie

Hi mark galicic........From South Africa. [Springbok rugby and BBQ country].

Lots of time there was sawdust coming up from the saw. Don't remember seeing that before. Is that anything different ?

Have a great day everyone 😊💝👍👍🍵🍵

How are things going with the kiln, and can you please show us how you side off your milled boards.

An enjoyable video once again guys. I assume, Mark, that you are a trained and long experienced sawyer. Was Eddie ever trained as a sawyer and, if so, does he ever operate the milling operation? Take care both, and stay safe! Stan

Enjoy you guys.

What's the biggest log you have done length and width

When are you planning on building the rest of the saw mill shed?

??? after you are done rough cutting do you plane? Do you edge to get rid of the live edge and bring to standard dimensions?

could you do a show on how you get your logs and how long you keep them some of the oak look like they have been on the ground for years

Mark, I'm just curious, have you ever had to use some sort of spray mechanism to keep the blade cool? When you cut a lot?

id like to see the edge trimmer in action sometime, you showed it but not actually trimming or edging, thanks for your videos!

How does cherry behave on the mill? That is pretty a wood!

New to the channel. Just watching some of the older videos. Do you have much trouble with hitting metal in any of the urban or yard trees you saw up?

Do have planer ? Do custom cut for timber framers (barns etc ) ?

Have you thought about adding a chipper for scraps coming off line. Tying it into your sawdust collector, be alot less carrying of waste back a fourth . (Just a suggestion) ... peace ... TL.

Have you got a backup engine if this one fails?

Do you have a kiln? How do you dry the wood?

Was eddie in the army stationed in germany?

Been watching a lot of your video's. Not sure what it says about me for just watching wood being sawn hour after hour. However, one thing I haven't come across is the capacity of the mill. What length and diameter of logs can you handle?

Did I hear right the other vid ? Eddie is 80 something ?

The second log was all firewood

Whoops hit send too soon! As of today that property has been selective logged four times and the trees that are still there are now too large to be of interest to the modern scragg/ chipping saw mills in use up here today! Many of the Douglas fir are 24” and larger, with plenty of large lodge pole pine also. Clear cut logging is such an ugly way to harvest timber! Just some thoughts from the great white north. Mel from Quesnel

Do you guys have 3 phase power in that yard? If so switch over to 100 hp electric motor and it'll run that saw sweet and way quieter

Does sap affect the blade?

How do you trim the 1 x’s with live edges?

What's going on with the kiln?

It sounds like that guy is cutting through gumbo gumball does that when you go to split it for firewood it doesn't pop like oak and pine and Birch it rips apart

Is there any way to add a coolant spray on the saw blade under the sawdeck?

Is this a new blade or the one you had reworked? If you ever need a couple days of free labor let me know and will come up

when you going to finish the saw building?

Is mpst of what you saw, older dead? I see a lot of Blue Stain in some logs.

You can tell blade temp by sound??? Imagine trying to do that with the smaller blade. Ya'll are studs, man....

Would love to see an aerial view of the mill area. Can/will you share a street address?

What is the value of the sawmill? You are a company that manufactures the sawmill.

A sap pocket you said Sir, that "pocket" was border line olympic swimming pool. Mercy. I love working white pine,,, definite character in the grain and knot surrounds. Not a fan of spruce have no use for fir at all.

How is your kiln coming along????✊✊✊✊✊✊✊✊✊✊

Do you ever cut Osage Orange?

Good morning from St John 'Parish, Louisiana 28 Aug 20.

I haven't heard anything about your drying box lately...

Blade is really ringing

Mark, Where are you located?

Sawing logs!

You are welcome for subscribing enjoy your videos 👍

Why is the spruce such a bugger to cut vs the pine

How long has Eddie been growing hid beard ? It looks good.

I wonder why Mr. Hovrath don't train a young guy to help make all them steps that he does?

Mark, Could you position a camera so The Eddie Horvath would not have to go behind log to let you know how it is sitting?

Pine- ing for even more saw action! lol Please stay safe.

Can eddy run the saw

The good ole egg - shape...🤨

You need a camera looking down on the dog side so you can see if its plumb.