Another sawyer I know was once told by one of his customers " your just ruined a perfectly good slab to make a crappy board". I always think of that when I am opening a log, some times that extra small board is just not worth the effort. thanks for the video.

Seriously nice mill. The hydraulics make a world of difference. I'd really enjoy having one like that.

Wicked good lumbah!

The brake band needs adjusting. Stop yur blade at the end of the cut. backing up with the blade going can sometimes end up with flicking it off and badly damaging the blade. When you sight your cut on a fresh side go up one or two inches and get some shorts out. You can make fillets out of them. All the best.

@udgrin2

Жыл бұрын

After 5 years of ownership, sold mill for 5k more than original price this year! Maybe another in the future...

THANK YOU

I've nevuh, evuh fuggutin ta put down them theyuh loadin umms. Ay ya. *Winks* Trying to sound Maine ish. Did it work? LT35: The most fun you can have outside by yourself! Looks pretty green still in this video......? I've got my warm air intake hooked up and I'm sawing spruce in Feb at 12F to 20F in the snow. Greetings from Vermont!

@udgrin2

3 жыл бұрын

Smilz. I'm more of a summer sawer... you did good! Ayah... smilz

I love watching these Woodmizers at work! What part of Maine are you in? We have a place Down East in Washington County. I'm getting ready to post a video we shot a few weeks ago of a Wood Mizer slicing up some of our Bolivian Rosewood. The wood is really dense and that saw didn't flinch! :)

@udgrin2

4 жыл бұрын

I'm in Litchfield, Kennebec County during the winter, and most of the summer I'm in Phillips, Franklin County. I'm retired and these video's are what I do in my spare time... smilz. I haven't tried to sell anything yet although the 37 acres I have in Phillips hasn't been cut in over 80 years. Lots of hardwoods and softwoods. I think the hardest I've sawn to date is Ash. I've still got a couple of video's worth of Ash here in Litchfield.... Thanks for Subscribing.... Jim

Boy, the hydraulics really make a difference! What squeals?

@udgrin2

4 жыл бұрын

The woodmizer actually has a brake that contacts the blade drive wheel. When the blade is disengaged, the brake goes on and makes the squeal. The noise is common on woodmizer. Next time I'm in the automotive store I'm going to get some spray to stop the squeal because it is annoying.....

i got an LX55 the next one will be LT 35 i will have it soon

@udgrin2

2 жыл бұрын

I think you'll love it!

Nice video! I just got the same mill this past summer and I just uploaded a video on the lessons learned with the LT35HD coming from an LT15GO. Take a look and let me know what you think if you have a minute.

What blades are you using

@udgrin2

3 жыл бұрын

I'm still using the standard blades that were included with the mill. I'm not high production so they've lasted quite awhile...

@udgrin2

3 жыл бұрын

(#B17515810S-5) 0.035 x 1 1/4 x 158;10° Tooth Spacing: 7/8. These came with the mill.

Lt 40 much better

Why is he throwing good wood in slab pile. He could get some good short boards

@udgrin2

3 жыл бұрын

More of a hobby, not trying for every bdft possible... smilz

@randallcaudill9877

3 жыл бұрын

@@udgrin2 sorry for the comment. i have been around and worked a sawmills for 75 plus years. i hate to see good wood thrown away. have a nice day. god bless. i have a hudson mill i am in the process of setting up.

@udgrin2

3 жыл бұрын

@@randallcaudill9877 75 years.. wow, im just turning 70....

Quero comprar uma

@eslinbecerraramos3317

2 жыл бұрын

Un tronco de 2.50 metros en 17 mnts es muy lenta creo yo😎

cómo la puedo adquirir

@udgrin2

2 жыл бұрын

English please?

That saw sounds terrible

@udgrin2

3 жыл бұрын

Must be the camera recording, cuts fine...