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Steve Hasebroock
United States
Registrace 24. 01. 2010
Mini Barn Move at the Shop-It Sprouted Wheels!
HI all! Well in preparation for a new garage, our mini barn had to move to a different location on our property. In this video you will see how we tackled the move with what I would say is unconventional in terms of a building move. Show you how the unconventional plan was designed and built and then implemented. Along the journey you will see the use of my Festool Jigsaw using the Festool circle cutting jig. And some other tools like ARTY our CNC machine to make some parts for the design.
Enjoy and hope you like seeing the jounrey. And a BIG Thank you to the boss Linda for all her help as we moved the mini barn to its new location.
Steve and Linda
Enjoy and hope you like seeing the jounrey. And a BIG Thank you to the boss Linda for all her help as we moved the mini barn to its new location.
Steve and Linda
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Linda and I traveled to Waverly, Nebraska to attend the Camp Creek Threshers Event. In this video you will see their OLD circular sawmill demonstrated. It was very cool, but I won't trade it for my 1987 WD LT40 WITH Hydraulics!!!! You'll see why in the video as they wrestle the log onto the mill carriage! Enjoy, Steve Produced with CyberLink PowerDirector 19
WoodMizer 1987 LT40 Hydraulic-1st Tests
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In this video you will see me begin to test my 1987 WoodMizer LT40 Hydraulic Sawmill after its mechanical restoration. This old WoodMizer is still in its work clothes, but mechanically restored and I hope ready for logs!!! Join me in this journey as I begin to test and work the sawmill. 1987 was the 1st year WoodMizer offered a hydraulic mill! Steve
I have a 1988 I’m rebuilding just got the new engine running
Awesome! Good luck on the rebuild!!!
Y my higralics on my lt 40 don't have power
Bummer, pump is probably worn out..
It pump pressure de oli I don't know if its de jacks
I don't really know if its have to reaturn de oli from jacks or I don't know how can I know if jacks nat working
Well, I guess the seals in the hydraulic cylinders could be bad and the oil is leaking by rather pushing the jacks. On mine it was the pump, but I suppose could be the cylinders. @@Estevan-yw8ey
Thanks Steve for the video, I wish I had found this out long ago even though you only made the video 2 years ago, I have the brass inserts. By the way what sort of Arty is it? I have the Arty 58 but I think it was manufactured in 2012 maybe earlier as it has 2 rails to support the tailstock. Cheers Alan
This has worked out great for me! So far none of the threaded holes had failed and happy with the top. I didn't do brass inserts as I am paranoid about crashes and what to crash into mdf or plastic. But brass would certainly last forever. Thank you for the comment. My Arty is a 36. Starting to learn conversation cam so I can do rotary work.
Yes I have to spruce up on Ccam. I have V5.5 and it does not warrNt me to upgrade to the newest version (approx $750 Australian) it is hard to find tutorials on you tube as the old account was hacked or closed, that is how I came across your site. It was on impulse that I bought it just to muck around when I retire, I will never get my money back but I am happy with my machine although could be another 150mm (6 inches)wider. Cheers
$750 for the newest version of Ccam. Wow that's nuts! Must have totally revamped it. Yes, when you start using the CNCs the projects get bigger, and the machine seems smaller! 🙂@@BungalowBill58
Do you not have a Guage up buy your crank, nope copy that . Going to see what & how this works on a newer mill with a Guage ❤
I love the video. Promotion that works > "Promosm"!!!
Great Video! You are a professional building mover.
Thanks Shane! And thanks for subscribing to my YT channel! More to come, but this editing is painful! 🙂
How do you adjust the belt tracking.
The tracking roller is hinged and has a knob on the adjusting bolt, this allows tracking changes. It's on the top rear roller.
Do you have contact info for the guy that built this belt grinder attachment?
I do. Here is the add I responded to. facebook.com/marketplace/item/683672299275559 This ad is not active, but I have seen similar he builds for other brand grinders. Roll over his name in the ad, and the instant message option will appear to send him a message. Thanks for watching, Steve
First time out must involve some apprehension going in. This video gives me more incentive to follow your path. I am 77 yrs & considering an early Biblical model Wood Miser. The LT 40 hd seems well thought out & really solid. Hope to see a follow up video with your commercial yard in full swing. Slow and easy & best from Canada.
Thank you for watching and commenting. Hope you dive in as well! Steve
Y my hidrulicks on my mill don't have power to lift logs
Nice job you’ll get used to it as you go bring in log stop when rolling to hold log as you grab another bite so log doesn’t fall best of luck
Thanks!
Nice work. Be careful backing the sawmill with the blade running. I have pulled the blade off the wheels that way.
Looking good, Steve! That mill and I share our birth year
Well, you and the mill are kids yet!!! I'm honored that you viewed and commented! Thank you!!!!