I’m envious, thanks for sharing this video.

Thanks to Brent & Deb @ Robust Tool who sent an email to our club about your channel. I enjoyed your video.

@ronaldkanne

3 жыл бұрын

Very big thank you to Brent and Deb from me as well then! 🙂

Wat een geweldige machine ! Je hebt er een hele voorraad hout bij nu 😎

I am so jealous watching this video. This channel is one of the best on KZread; maybe you should post more often!?

@ronaldkanne

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you very much for your kind words Eli. We try to post one video every month. Maybe if we have more time we'll do more...

@DiemenDesign

2 жыл бұрын

Ronald, I like that you do some different types of things. It gets boring watching bowl, bowl, bowl, being turned. I've been turning for a few years now, but I've learnt a lot recently from your videos, I enjoy how you explain things, and have fun with it, and your interaction with Lies.

How you cut your logs is pretty much what I do as well, then just buck them to length after milling. Only I have a Bandsaw Mill from Woodlands Mill, only it's manual, so I have to load and roll the logs by hand, but I load them with my Tractor that has a loader. Also, my mill doesn't have wheel's, it stays in place. Still, it's always good to see how others do things.

@ronaldkanne

2 жыл бұрын

And do you like your Woodlands mill? Is it a good machine?

@DiemenDesign

2 жыл бұрын

I do, it's been great so far. I like that I can do Veneers down to 2mm thickness. I was looking at the Lucas Mill (Australian made), but as it uses a blade like a circular saw, it can't do slabs, or cut veneer, and was much more costly than most Bandsaw Mills on the market. From the looks of the Mill in your video, mine doesn't logs as long as standard, but I got some angle iron and extended the tracks myself, so I can cut logs up to 3mtre's in length by 660mm wide. I also got the upgraded motor (14HP), and hardened blades, as a lot of Australian timbers are quite hard, like Iron Bark (not that I've had the chance to turn any yet), Tasmanian Blackwood, once it's seasoned can be quite hard, so far the Saw cuts through it easily. Mine is the older model of this woodlandmills.com.au/product/hm126/ it's max width works great for my Lathe (Laguna 24/36). I'm about to be moving location (January), and be in a better workshop, but I've been thinking of doing a video on how I do blank Prep, as I have about 3 tonne's of Figured Macrocarpa Pine to process once I move.

Always love seeing a mill in action although never in real life. Just amazed by the beautiful raw products it produces and the endless possibilities for the future. Was wondering does the blade on the saw works harder if the wood is left on the log after each cut rather than removing the top cut plank each time a cut or pass is made.

Dat gaat rap zeg....mooi werk. En mooi hout.

Great video. I’m a fellow Robust American Beauty owner so I got an email from Brent and Deb about your operation. Very impressive. Thanks for sharing.

This is one of the few videos I've seen about this essential phase of blank preparation. Much appreciated and well done (also the camerawork and editing). Are you planning a sequel showing subsequent steps in blank preparation?

@ronaldkanne

3 жыл бұрын

Hi Nick, Yes I do. I think together with rough turning a bowl...

Nice to see. There are very nice pieces in that woodpile that you have!

@ronaldkanne

3 жыл бұрын

Yep. I don't complain🙂

Please send slabs to: My house Police state Switzerland #1

@ronaldkanne

2 жыл бұрын

Sure no problem! :-)

Daar kan ik niet tegen op met mijn motorkettingzaagje. Ik zou al blij zijn met jou afval, ik moet het hebben stormschade materiaal😉. Is populier een beetje draaibaar? (met stormschade kun je niet kiezen deze keer was het populier)

@ronaldkanne

3 жыл бұрын

Ik haal de bruikbare stukken ook nog weer uit het afval hoor! Populier is snijdend goed te draaien met scherpe beitels. Schrapend is het een ramp. En het stinkt een beetje... (Vind ik)

@robphone4895

3 жыл бұрын

@@ronaldkanne, dank je, voor je antwoord, Ronald! Het is gelukt.

Hello mr Kane. We’re do you get the paraffin wax. .?

@ronaldkanne

3 жыл бұрын

Hi Jakki, sorry for my slow reply. I buy it in Germany per 100 kg, so I don't think this answer is of any use to you... :-)

@jakkihambrook3041

3 жыл бұрын

@@ronaldkanne Thank you for your reply yes I am interested could you give me the address. Ps love your video’s new to woodturning etc etc. Kind regards Jakki hambrook