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- čas přidán 6. 08. 2024
- Do you want a Sawmill? Come along on the farm today as we fire up the Woodmizer LT40 and mill up some beautiful hardwood red oak. If you're considering buying a mill this is great info and good fun!
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Chapters:
0:00 Intro
1:42 About the Mill
12:56 How to Change the Blade
25:14 Bloopers
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You are right it is a beautiful log .and a lil tip if ya don't know .when you have alot of sawdust on the log if you have a sheetrock mudding trial have one handy by your mill and works great to just skim the dust off of the wood so you can see how the grain is when dry and wet just a lil tip I've seen allot of cutters use the so anyways great vid and lovely wood
Eleven years ago I lost a large red oak to disease and a wind storm that blew it down, just missing my deck. It measured at 46 1/2 feet. Even the end grain was impressive. Counting the rings, the tree dated back to 1937. We now have a cedar shelter, but that oak was one fine shade tree and we miss it.
It's been a long time and mill blades may be different. In machining I was taught to have the teeth away from you, stand on one spot, and with your palms and grasping the blade, turn your palms in towards each other and pull your hands towards center. The blade would fold the same way but was under control.
Like I say, this may be a different animal. Great videos sir.
That is the same model wood-mizer sawmill that my friend had. That was his way of making the living. He built a lot of beautiful tables and fireplace mantels. He used to give me some ideas scrap and I would build the wall tables and shelves and benches and sell them. We put a huge cedar mantel in a 2 million dollar home, it was live edge with limbs a couple inches long. It was10"x14"x 12' with hidden mounting. And we build him a 4 by 10 dinner table out of Cedar as well
Good video really enjoy watching it run 2.looks peaceful. Thanks for sharing
Glad you enjoyed it
Hi Josh Just a tip when you're changing blades put mill head at good work height as you said then you can also move head to far end to change blade then you don't have to stand in the middle of sawmill it makes it easier . cheers . Plus you can clean off any sap and sawdust build up too. Have fun!
It is magical. After I started milling, I never looked at trees the same. Beautiful creation.
Great video on your saw mill Josh! Very educational. Like to see you do some more of these. There's so much to know and learn about using these saw mills. Never get tired of seeing how beautiful the lumber is that comes out of these logs. Great to see you growing in all the different areas of your farm. Happy for you and Mrs. Stoney Ridge as well. God Bless.
Thanks Dan!
Great demonstration of the proper use and safety of the mill. That red oak is beautiful. I know you will stay warm with all that scrap wood. Enjoyed the aerial veiw of the farm. Beautiful area.
Thanks.....man...I can't wait till we build our permanent home and use wood as our primary heat source!
Really enjoy watching you cut your own lumber with the sawmill. Definitely will have to try and get one in the future. Thanks for the excellent video of the sawmill.
Get the worktunes with the gel cups instead of the standard cups. Takes the comfort level up for longer durations. I could wear them literally all day.
Very satisfying process and product for sure! I agree, that should be used for table tops, flooring, or mantles.
That is one nice, and very expensive mill you have there. Sure looks like you are taking good care of it. Great video sir.
Morning brother, just put together my sawmill last week. First cherry cut I’m hooked. To use what’s on our land and provide for ourselves and our family is the best feeling. Not to mention the lumber Prices and garbage wood from the big box stores.
Love the videos as always brother!
Excellent choice in sawmills!!! Not sure if anyone does it better than the great folks at Woodmizer for mobile mills!
Hi.... Thank you 🎥👍👍👍
Nicely done! That is beautiful. I have never used anything like that machine myself, but from watching you change the blade I did think of something that might help. If it is a pain keeping the blade on the roller on the far side while installing the new blade. You could try using a pair of wide mouth vise grip pliers that will go around the wheel without putting pressure on the wheel itself and hold the blade loosely in place. Just depends on which is a bigger pain. Thanks for the video!
Great video. My blade changing tips.
Find the way that works best for you and is safe. Then do it the exact same way every time. This come into play at the end of a tiring day when mistakes happen.
I never let anyone else help to install the blade. You would think it would help but it bites you every time.
Now you need a logging winch for your tractor. Norse 450.
Good job Josh!
best intro to a video ever
You're correct! That is absolutely beautiful Red Oak!
We picked a huge price of pecky Cyprus up out of a canal here in fl yrs ago, let it dry out and had it milled down and made into a mantel and holy cow bro, absolutely beautiful. That piece of wood was probably a couple 100 yrs old
Top of the morning to ya! :) Have a blessed day!
You too! Out working on fences today!!
My neighbor has a mill like this. He added an extension to handle 26' logs!
nice
Good morning Josh great video. That wood grain is GORGEOUS!!! NICE table top that would be!!!
@Mrs Stoneyridge Now thats going to look BEAUTIFUL and you have the right man for the job!!! I wish i had a machine like that to cut gorgeous project materials!!
Slab wood makes great firewood, in most cases it's already split or in manageable pieces. The smaller stuff is great for kindle, saw dust can be used for bedding of cows.
Thumbs up for the shirt.
I'll hang out for the rest. :)
I always scrape the sawdust off of the wheel belts when I replace a blade. Have you hit any metal embedded in a log? I use a hand held scanner to try and find metal before the blade does. In red oak you usually will see staining as you get close to the metal unless you are milling thick slabs. Keep on milling!
Great idea on the belts....and yeppers I have a "wand" to scan any suspect logs....especially logs cut near a house or old cedar logs
Where is Mrs Stoney Ridge? I enjoy seeing you guys together!
Love watching your videos about your saw mill. I worked at a hard wood saw mill for 19 years until I got hurt and almost killed by a maintenance neglected edger so it’s good to see you taking attention to safety details. Be safe my friend and keep up the good work.
Yep...Jerry these mills are very very dangerous....even if you do everything right you can still have a bad safety issue
Good morning! Safe practices are the best by far. These are very cool machines to make perfect lumber way less cost and something you did for your farm.
@Mrs Stoneyridge yes it is. It makes things so spectacular. When the days end you can rest and say , all's well within my soul.
Definitely cool to see.... Thanks!
Good morning, tree bark is hard on saw blades. Dirt and debris get in the bark from the elements dirty wood causes havec on chainsaws too. Hope you have a great day.
Yessir.....that's why we got the debarker attachment on the mill...I'll go into more detail on that sometime soon! Can't wait to run some dimensional construction lumber through the mill!
@@StoneyRidgeFarmer thats an amazing saw mill. My wife and I are in the market for one.
The farm looks very nice every time we drive by from Walnut Cove
Wowwww man, that's orgasmic seeing that wood😂😂 some beautiful grain in that red oak for sure. Would make a beautiful fireplace mantel
nothing better than making something out of red oak then just putting clear coat on it
Man Josh you have a lot of cool equipment wow. That 40 is the big dog!
Bet that was a big chunk of change whew!
yessir Andy thanks....more equipment to keep up too....so much stuff to keep going here on the farm right now
Love your shirt Josh !!!! Stupid does hurt !!!
lol here's a link stoneyridgefarmer.com
@@StoneyRidgeFarmer I watch your videos all the time ! Good content ! WE learn together .
Elbows in buddy . Works everytime
This is nice Josh! Funny bloopers 🤣😂🤣.
“They won’t be made into strippers” Bahahaha Great video Josh! That red oak is beautiful 🤩
Are you doing a good job god bless America
Thank you, thank you thank you, I appreciate your knowledge,👍
Great video Josh 🇺🇲 WOOOOOO!!!!
battery leaf blower will remove the saw dust fast
Mrs Stoney Ridge should be out helping you on the lumber. Should experience the beauty together
Thanks for the footage 🦶, and keep up the great work!
Hey Josh thank you for the video I like it woo
Josh,
Please provide a link for the Log Peavey. I think it would make a Excellent Father's Day gift.
Thank You Sir
It's right down there in the video description....however hit up stoneyridgefarmer.com and go to the coupons page
Prayers to you both!🌺
I SAW this and determined it was the cutting-edge tutorial on the Woodmizer Thanks
Beautiful
I've had bandsaw blades do that to me, too, even when I'm being careful.
Great job. Love the grain of the wood.
I also love the smell of fresh cut wood.
Can you do a video of your tractors with the lights on in the dark? Or maybe all your equipment? I know you've talked a lot about the lighting on your equipment.
Red toolhouse has some good sawmill videos.
I have the same 3m worktunes, they are great
Ok it time to start milling the lumber for you and Miss Stoney Ridge permanent Home. I had a friend milling his on evening and weekend for over Ten Years and they have a 100% hard wood home that would have costed $200,000.00 20 years ago. It would be over a Million if built today. That home has been in many of a storm and in 20 years it still look's as new today as it did back then. and I dough that he has $2500.00 in the whole thing besides his Time. and his old mill that his Dad owned . The metal roofing was his biggest cost back then.
that is a nice mill would love to have one have helped saw some lumber a few times to build my camp and my motorcycle garage I was the helper great video thanks for sharing have a great day
The art of cutting wood. Nice job
thats a nice mill, i have a 1986 lt 30 and still cuts like new.
there's that nice comment we were talking about buddy
i mean no desrespect, you got a really cool thing going on. you are green using your mill, it takes some time to really get used to it and learn what you do and dont have to do, like pushing the blade past the end of the log and lifting the carrage to bring it back. stop when the blade comes through the end before it goes past, then bring it back. the blade will scrape the dust and you can see how strait your cut is. i dont know if that makes sence but it saves a few seconds and increses your production and less wear and tear on the lifting motor and the blade.
Great Video!
Great video
Nice video Josh thanks for sharing about your sawmill your not kidding that blade looks like it could hurt you pretty bad if you wasn't paying attention thanks again Josh
Beautiful wood gorgeous
Love the content you put on here.
Thanks Terry! It's great to earn a living doing the things I love and enjoy! Be sure you jump on a live stream so we can get ya some kinda giveaway! I'm trying to do it at 8pm every Wednesday night!
That wood is gorgeous
Good stuff buddy
"Log book" 😁
So crazy! I was looking for a good video on a woodmizer this morning. Thanks for the great video. Could you do a video of the debarking of a log?
It’s a beautiful sawmill..... for $30,000. Maybe when I win the lottery.
Some who buy the expensive ones often go into production to pay them off. I have a smaller scale one that cost $3k but you really do get what you pay for.
Brilliant video bloopers were excellent made me giggle xx
Glad you enjoyed it
Man, I'm sooo jealous!
Yes 👍
Often with folded blades-Instead of unfolding by hand-toss it on the floor a few feet in front of you with no one nearby.It will unfold with less danger to you.And you Red Oak is indeed beautiful!!!!Also oak wood is used in making organ pipes-becuase it holds its demensions well.-pipe stays in tune.
If you could save the sawdust horse people love to use it for bedding. And you can make a little money selling it.
That sawdust is wet, it would have to be dried to work as bedding. I have tried
man i love that shirt
As I'm googling sawmill mr stoney posts a vid!
Not sure what I need one for.... But man I'd love to see sitting at my house.
If you get enough rain , that key fob should float
I am JEALOUS, wish I had one but I'm so cheap I would buy a hand cross cut saw and expand my vocabulary.
lol
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I have been saving up for 4 years and still do not have enough for the hydraulic wood mizer model i want .A year or 2 more saving up, i hope .looks like a great mill i looked at them all and want a wood mizer.
For a moment I thought you were having another lucky draw!!! lol
Like my Worktunes but i really like my ISOTUNES PRO 2.0 give them a try you won't be disappointed
Hey Josh. Great video. I’ll check out that dealership. How much did that one run you? Do you get a maintenance plan with it?
Would you do more saw blade noises 😂
Josh, checkout Sawing With Sandy's channel. He has a cool simple setup for his cutoffs to store & then cut them up. Love the channel brother.
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Would a dry film lubricant work better on the ways? Attract less dust.
Check around, there may be someone in your area that does blade sharpening, returns the blade to new at a fraction of the cost.
If you will learn to stop the blade just as the teeth clear the end you won't have to raise the blade every time but be sure it does not hang the back side as you bring the head back for the next cut.
Just a suggestion as your new to this. I noticed you were cutting the side where it was high on the ends and low in the middle. You want to take a larger waste cut so that you even out both ends with one cut. The way you did it will get you there but cost you more in blades wear. So one larger cut is better then sever smaller thickness cuts. You may also want to keep a large square at the mill so that you can make sure the log is square to the machine. If you have levelers in each side you can use them to lift the log and clean the supports of dust and such. log levels are also a great way to side the log in either direction. I personal take larger waste cuts on all side as I use the waste (with bark) as firewood but I'm not sure you need firewood or not.
Also the electric saw is great, I keep one and also use an electric leave blower on hand to blow off the wood and mill. As for removing the sawdust on the wood I find a large Stainless Steel Taping Knife.
Better eat your Wheaties when you use that tree hook, those jokers can be some work
I don't know for sure but I would have rolled the log a little more and measured and adjusted the height of the pith to the bed to the mill on each end, to make my first cut. If you go to time stamp 9:03, it looks like you have two flat and straight sides on the left of the log. I wasn't there though. I think in some instances adjusting the pith to the bed is necessary. I've seen people grab a chain saw when all they needed to do was rotate the log a little to cut it to fit. I don't believe in ripping wood with a chain saw.
I use bacon grease to lube my rails.
I think you are putting too much ATF on your rails. I apply a light coating with the end of an old sock. You do want to soak the felt track wiper the is held on with wing nuts. Also lubricate the masts, the lower rail and the lower rollers. I also clean all rollers before each day of milling.
All great info! Thanks Old Dodger!
You can never have to much atf. Nice thing is sawdust doesn't stick to it like oil.
Dull blade-would have been nice to listen to the saw instead of the music when you were sawing with a dull blade-then again with a fresh-sharp blade.Not only teeth getting dull-but losing their "set"from friction as the blade dulls.This machine sort of works like a large vertical Oliver 36" shop bandsaw I used in the high school shop.That machine-9' tall 5Hp direct drive motor on the lower wheel.Changing blades was a two man job and you needed a small stepladder to reach the top wheel.A dull blade or one with lost set does make an unmistakable sound.I just wanted to listen to it on a horizontal machine like this one.The 5hp motor on that shop saw had tremendous torque!!You could use coarse tooth blades on it for resaw.Could cut to more than 12"deep.36" throat.
ATF might be the wrong stuff, it has friction additives that make it great for automatic transmissions and not so ideal for chains. Chain oil has slightly different properties. It’s probably not a big deal...
How many hours on the Mill now? About how many hours do you have to change out the blade? Do they have different blades for cutting hard woods and soft wood?