Woodmizer LT40 Sawmill Upgrade: Apinex Laser Installation
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- čas přidán 18. 08. 2023
- In this video, I'm showing you how to upgrade your woodmizer LT40 sawmill with the Apinex laser.
If you're tired of wasting time and money with cumbersome and inefficient equipment, then this woodmizer LT40 sawmill upgrade is for you! With the Apinex laser, you'll be able to produce high-quality lumber faster and more efficiently than ever before. Watch this video to see how easy it is to install the Apinex laser on your woodmizer LT40 sawmill!
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Black to red, red to black, Works every time. LOL Good luck!
lol in this case it was red to red and should have been red to yellow but ya
Very good. Looks like a project. I would like to have one on mine. There's not many add-on type things for the LT28.
Hope your back is getting better, we''re not getting any younger !!
Cheers !!
It was a fun project, and Allison approved! lol, and no, we're not getting younger!
I bought my LT40 in the summer of 2016. In the spring of 2017 I was setting up to mill my first logs of the season. (I live at 4,000' on the US/CA border, so winters are 5 months, and milling season is 5 months) I went to start the mill, and it was dead. Turning the key to on produced nothing on the LCD screen, and no sound of the fuel pump starting. I tested the battery and it was at 12.6 volts, plenty to start the mill. After pushing all the breaker buttons and still nothing, I opened up the control box. I came close to crying. A mouse had gotten into the control box and spent the winter eating all those wires ( 15:43 ). It was overwhelming how many wires had been chewed on. The mill only had 26 hours on it at that point. Rewiring the whole control box was tedious, so I decided to repair 4-6 wires each day. A few of the wires took almost an hour, as they were very difficult to reach, and they were too short after cutting out the bad part and needed new sections of wire spliced in and shrink-tubed (also very tedious). It took me a couple of weeks to get the mill running again. My fear was that my fate was sealed of a life of electrical issues with a brand new mill. Fortunately, I've not had an electrical issue since.
How the mouse got in:
If you look at the angled, black mounting arm that the orange control box mounts to, down at the bottom, you can see a hole where the wiring harness passes through. This was the mouse's entrance. I packed it with fine steel wool and then double wrapped it with gorilla tape. I check it often to make sure it has not become compromised.
Wow! That's terrible! I need to check mine as I'm having more trouble :( More to come!
Great video Eric, I was wondering if it works good outside. Would red laser maybe work better outside?
Thanks! I've been told green is better. I just haven't had a chance to run it with some cloud cover 😉