Just purchased a Wood-Mizer mill.. Looked at several different mills and watched a ton of videos with sawing and pros and cons of several mills and ended up back at Wood-Mizer...
Thanks for the great how to and around the homestead project videos! weird how its fun to sit back and relax by watching someone else run a mill or an excavator for a change! thanks again!
Great video. Thanks for sharing. I have an LT15GO. Was impressed with all of the mills. Looked like they were pushing them to get through the logs super fast. The splitter looked like a lot of work.
Can't thank you enough for this video and your other ones. Thoroughly enjoyed my afternoon here in -40 weather. Makes for livening up a "Boring" day...
Cool Stuff. There is always the guy with the aluminum hardhat and suspenders, Telling everybody " I've so hard my whole life I helped build the cabin I was born in"
I noticed him too. I don't think he was even a part of the Wood Mizer crew yet wanted to be in every shot. Theres one in every crowd...sometimes two ;)
As a matter fact I’ve never seen anybody where aluminum hardhats except an old movies I’ve only seen the cow barn little plastic ones like we got today like the guy with the orange one on
You stupid fuck. No wonder you haven't seen anyone do it in power plants because they never did. Each group has there on style hard hat, miners, rig hands etc, the aluminum hard hat was big in the logging industry and still is to this day, it's just something they prefer. jesus some people these days..
Thats the Woodmizer facility in Troutdale Oregon, same place I bought my LT15, was just there 2 weeks ago. LOL. I only live about 40 miles away, so was my closest location. Super friendly people there!
Thanx for recording this real world video. It wasn't WM edited, so we got to see some of the inherent problems with the perfect mills. The LT 70 drag back ending up with the flitch hung up on top of the debarker. And I'll echo the sentiment on the inefficiency of the splitters!
lol, I am planning on a live stream Friday or Saturday night this week. Im still trying to figure out the schedule. Im thinking maybe doing a live stream every other Saturday night. Once I am able to start doing my own thing full time I will go to a weekly thing. Feels good being home on the weekends instead of at my dad's house. If all goes well I will hopefully make it a weekly thing again soon.
Thanks for taking us along, I couldn’t make it from Michigan..we should owe you for meals. 😂 I agree they didn’t plan the Splitters out well, more for production than product.
All the best to the boys in Portland. Bought my first saw there in 91. Packed it up and sent it to New Zealand. Very impressed with Multnoma falls up the road a bit from there. May have spelt that wrong..
The prices are probably higher now as this video is a few years old. They’re hoping to have another open house soon. I’ll definitely film it if they do.
You need two men to operate this thing...Can you imagine trying to split a load by yourself and run around this contraption trying to re-feed every piece....this is nuts!
This whole time in anticipation, I was feeling sorry for the guy in the silver hardhat thinking he was the one that was going to destroy that blade. But I loved his reaction! They had a handful of toys in this video that were not out this year. I would have loved to see that big ass log splitter in action....well, I did in your video, but you know what I mean. 🙂
They didn’t have my LT 35 out this time but they had some smaller mills that weren’t in my first video. I actually went back today to pay for the parts I accidentally stole on Saturday 😬. Everyone is asking where the silver hard hat guy was🤷🏼♂️
Fun to watch local channels. BTW our house was built on property previously owned by Oja Lumber. I live on Sawyer St.! So much better that the stupid street names elsewhere in other developments in Sandy.
Good video and and very nice mills. I am building one for now but will get a LT40 or bigger one day. I'll stick with a reglar style splitter or a kenitic, theirs does not seem really good like all of their other stuff.
I thought about trying to build one but never had time and found a Woodland Mills to be affordable enough to get me started. On the splitter I totally agree. They need a redo on them.
Needed to see more cutting on the less expensive models. Needed to linger longer on the pricing sheets so one could see the options installed (or not). Sawing the log is less a problem than moving a log onto the saw, rotating the log between cuts, etc.
This was more of an overview of all the models. If you see something you like specifically you can research it further on Wood-Mizer’s website. To go in-depth on every machine would’ve been a 12 hour video.
I built a circle sawmill years ago storm tore it up always thought I wanted a ban mill until I saw this video I think I will build my mill back. I think I would just buy my lumber if I had to use banmills.
It Seems like more of a wood shredder. I’m sure the fix is easy with a couple minor changes to the splitter head. The platform works, it just needs some tweaks.
Amazing equipment for sure but way way pricey. LT 70 you could pay a good down payment on land or a home. If I were to buy it would be in the neighborhood of 12 -13,000. But at soon to be 73 I do not need that kinda equipment. Got a great channel here buddy stay with it. Enjoy greatly.
Thank you, sir. My mill paid for itself in the first six months of owning it. I guess money becomes a matter of perspective depending on how you want to use it. For me, it’s been a great investment.
Hopefully you start getting some good free bees from your channel you're picking up in numbers so good luck and be safe. Tractor time with Tim and Good werks tractor may be able to help or outdoors with the Morgan's.
Great video. I've been wanting to buy a sawmill for a while now, I just have not done it. This video was extra nice because rarely do any of the sawyers share their mistakes, like hitting metal dogs or destroying a blade in a manner like on this video. I am sure I'll screw up more than one blade but it would be nice to learn from other's mistakes. Thanks for posting this.
Ian I try to show the real world. I have videos of logs falling off my mill, the sawhead getting stuck and my inventions not working. I might not win the popularity contest but I’ll get a gold star for honesty 😬
Ya, I seen a video with a log falling off. It was refreshing that you showed your frustrations of imperfection. We all have em. I very much enjoy your videos.
Well, I guess you’re right. I went out tonight to set up my mill for a high-paying job tomorrow and the saw head won’t raise. The manual doesn’t give much insight on what the problem could be. Good thing it’s under warranty.
It must be. The switch is mechanical and quite primitive. It has power to move down but not up. There are several different lights under the panel that light up different colors depending on the position of the switch. I don’t know what any of it means. I think I’ll just have to haul it in after work on Monday.
Think I would prefer you demonstrating the machines. Hearing protection works best when worn. Nice machines, but will stick with my Norwood and enjoy your video's.
saw mills are great the splitter i would not use it even if you gave it too me i would try to sell it but guys you make the best saw mills world mine does not cut big wood like what i saw mine cuts long big bambo 14 inch is the largest i have ever cut 35 feet long
Looks like a bunch of 50+ adolescents thinking like children in a candy factory, about which one they want the most, since mom said they could only have one. Wood Mizer probably sold at least 6 of their sawmills to these retirees and got another 6 hooked and ready to purchase one just as soon as they retire. I would be really surprised, if the woman with the blue coat along with the bearded guy the red baseball cap were not the first two in line to buy one. No doubt the man with the suspenders and the aluminum hard hat wanted everyone to think that he was a professional certified timber line boss, hired by Wood Mizer to keep everything moving smoothly and oversee the whole tutorial operation.
Hey Jason, I love watching this. Probably on my 12th time or so, when will they do this again?? Keep me posted 🧡 would love meeting you guys up in the north west!🪵🪵🌲🧡🧡🧡👍💪
Who was the manufacturer that made the log shaper to cut double T & G for log home production? Was hoping it was on this video. It was a older add on to a mill.
The old man with the grey beard and hard hat seemed to know what he was doing. Rest looked like corperate types trying to make it all look good for a sale.
Nice saws.. but I will stick with my Hudson 36, to much metal in the west Indian mahogany trees here. I Like pushing the saw manually because of the metal. I can cut 30 inch wide slabs, biggest hassle is getting the trees to my mill, cutting them is fun but hitting nails sux big time..
No doubt hit them too.. but for me it's the metal. I've hit practically every type of nail from 1 inch to 5 inch, one time I hit a piece of rebar, not only did I hit it, I hit it length ways instant blade killer.. if I had automatic chain drive it would have ripped the blade right off. Not to mention concrete cut nails they are the worst nails to hit. totally kills the blades.. the mahogany here in ST Croix us vi is the best in the world, so even with all the nails I hit its still worth it.. The only places that have it in any quantity are Cuba, Santo Domingo, Jamacia, and ST Croix us vi. I should do some vids cutting the wood here.. I built. a whole house full of it.. did all the windows with frames, doors with frames, kitchen, beds , dressers , night stands. 1 ton entertainment center, 400 pound booked matched entry door with 4 inch thick frames. 10 foot dining room table plant stands, planers chairs, Tiki bar with stools. mirrors, bunch of cool stuff.. love wood and stone, best building materials, and they are totally natural.
Great info with some real life issues that can happen. I have been a woodsman for 52 yrs but have never had a sawmill. I am from Alberta , Canada where all my wood is spruce or pine along with some tamarack. What would you recommend for this type of wood? Thks in advance
Thank you, Troy! It really depends on what you plan to do. If you’re just milling for yourself, I’d recommend an LT-35. If you’re looking at production, probably any of the larger mills. There’s such a variety to choose from.
Im about to buy one and trying to decide which one to get. Ive been cutting trees and dealing with wood and hauling trees on a truck for a lot of years, no stranger to trees. But I want me a mill. Im thinking that 28 be a good starter mill. What yall think?
Kenneth, if you go to Wood-Mizer’s website, I’m sure they’ll all the information you’re looking for. I don’t actually work for them so my knowledge is limited.
Hello there’s another event I missed I must not bee on the mailer but I can watch it thru your page when you said you can dream what was that machine and how different is it than yours and what does something like that cost??
I think you’re talking about the LT 70 towards the end of the video. That machine is almost double the power of mine and can saw more than double the lumber per hour. I believe it starts at around $70,000.
I am not a lumber jack or a saw miller, but I am so fascinated in watching these videos. I love them.
I wasn’t either until a few years ago👍
While I'm a 74 year old oilfield retiree !!!@@NorthwestSawyer
Just purchased a Wood-Mizer mill..
Looked at several different mills and watched a ton of videos with sawing and pros and cons of several mills and ended up back at Wood-Mizer...
Congratulations on your new mill!
Thanks for the great how to and around the homestead project videos! weird how its fun to sit back and relax by watching someone else run a mill or an excavator for a change! thanks again!
Well done. Great to see the WM USA mills in action. From WM South Africa - Head Office for Africa.
thanks for the Wood Mizer product demonstrations, wish I was younger
So do I!
Thank you for takin us with you I find millin wood to bee incredible!
My pleasure
Great video. Thanks for sharing. I have an LT15GO. Was impressed with all of the mills. Looked like they were pushing them to get through the logs super fast. The splitter looked like a lot of work.
Thanks, Ted. They really do push through each mill in these demonstrations. It’s a lot to cover in the amount of time they have.
Can't thank you enough for this video and your other ones. Thoroughly enjoyed my afternoon here in -40 weather. Makes for livening up a "Boring" day...
-40!?!😳 it might be time to move! But if not, thanks for watching!😬
Great video, thanks for sharing!
Good stuff! Thanks for sharing this!
Thanks for taking us along!!!
My pleasure, Steve!
Northwest Sawyer that was very interesting I enjoyed the video some of the mills are very expensive.Thanks be blessed.
Thanks for the great post. I really liked the chance to see their other products.
My pleasure!
Cool Stuff. There is always the guy with the aluminum hardhat and suspenders, Telling everybody " I've so hard my whole life I helped build the cabin I was born in"
I noticed him too. I don't think he was even a part of the Wood Mizer crew yet wanted to be in every shot. Theres one in every crowd...sometimes two ;)
I work in nuclear power houses. Aluminum hard hats went out use in the 1950s Probably before he was born or when he was a little kid in the 1950s
As a matter fact I’ve never seen anybody where aluminum hardhats except an old movies I’ve only seen the cow barn little plastic ones like we got today like the guy with the orange one on
You stupid fuck. No wonder you haven't seen anyone do it in power plants because they never did. Each group has there on style hard hat, miners, rig hands etc, the aluminum hard hat was big in the logging industry and still is to this day, it's just something they prefer. jesus some people these days..
Great video...nice machines..hard to imagine most of these guys operate this machinery with out any hearing protection...definitely good equipment..
great video mate! thank you for sharing!
I really like the LX 450 thanks for sharing I have always wanted to go to one of their shows
Thanks, Larry! I wasn’t sure what to expect but I had a really good time! Best zero dollars I’ve ever spent 😬
Thats the Woodmizer facility in Troutdale Oregon, same place I bought my LT15, was just there 2 weeks ago. LOL. I only live about 40 miles away, so was my closest location. Super friendly people there!
Best Wood Mizer vid on You Tube. they should pay you
Thanks, glenn! I’d be okay with that😬
Glenn I agree with you 100%.
Enjoyed the video thanks for sharing
Thanx for recording this real world video. It wasn't WM edited, so we got to see some of the inherent problems with the perfect mills.
The LT 70 drag back ending up with the flitch hung up on top of the debarker.
And I'll echo the sentiment on the inefficiency of the splitters!
Wow! That looks like a fun show! Thanks a lot for sharing that. The video was well done. They sure make a nice product.
It was really awesome talking to all the like-minded folks! Kind of like your Saturday night live shows😬👍
Hint hint😎
lol, I am planning on a live stream Friday or Saturday night this week. Im still trying to figure out the schedule. Im thinking maybe doing a live stream every other Saturday night. Once I am able to start doing my own thing full time I will go to a weekly thing. Feels good being home on the weekends instead of at my dad's house. If all goes well I will hopefully make it a weekly thing again soon.
Beautiful stuff my friend! I wish we have one of these open days in my area! 👍👍👍
Thank you, Szilard Pinter! Maybe next year would be a good time to come visit!😬
Super cool event wish I had been there. Thanks for the video!
Great video, thanks.
Great video Northwest ! - regardless of the good or bad aspects of Woodmizers.
Thank you! I wish I could’ve filmed my conversations with people. That was the best part.
Awesome, looks like a fun day!
It sure was!
Great vid, thanks! Exposed a couple of serious design flaws on the LT70, as well as, the worthless log splitter. I am sold, buying a swing blade saw.
I'm glad someone else mentioned the useless log splitter haha
Great job! Best that I've seen.
Thank you, Adam!
Thanks for taking us along,
I couldn’t make it from Michigan..we should owe you for meals. 😂
I agree they didn’t plan the Splitters out well, more for production than product.
They do have a new smaller splitter that’s more like what you’d use at home that I do like. It’s dual directional but does a better job splitting.
Thank you very much for that information I will try
All the best to the boys in Portland. Bought my first saw there in 91. Packed it up and sent it to New Zealand. Very impressed with Multnoma falls up the road a bit from there. May have spelt that wrong..
Very cool! I agree, the “Multnomah” falls are a sight to see. (You were close😬) thank you for the comment!
I want a woodmizer sawmill so bad. I love there machines
Make it happen!
Great video. Thanks for showing the prices.
The prices are probably higher now as this video is a few years old. They’re hoping to have another open house soon. I’ll definitely film it if they do.
@@NorthwestSawyer Thanks.
Great video Tq. I always wondered what these things cost; now i know.
That LX 450 is one sexy sawmill.
Funny, youtube puts a Norwood sawmill advert in front of a WoodMizer feature🤣🤣🤣🤣. Nice vid
I, never seen such mechanism before we have not like them thanks
Very good !
You need two men to operate this thing...Can you imagine trying to split a load by yourself and run around this contraption trying to re-feed every piece....this is nuts!
great to watch ., thankyou ‘
Thank you!
This whole time in anticipation, I was feeling sorry for the guy in the silver hardhat thinking he was the one that was going to destroy that blade. But I loved his reaction! They had a handful of toys in this video that were not out this year. I would have loved to see that big ass log splitter in action....well, I did in your video, but you know what I mean. 🙂
They didn’t have my LT 35 out this time but they had some smaller mills that weren’t in my first video. I actually went back today to pay for the parts I accidentally stole on Saturday 😬. Everyone is asking where the silver hard hat guy was🤷🏼♂️
@@NorthwestSawyer lol.....good for you in being honest. That's pretty funny.
That is where I picked up my LT-10.
So this is what sawmill heaven looks like. Lol
Bens sawmill 🤣🤣🤣
Fun to watch local channels. BTW our house was built on property previously owned by Oja Lumber. I live on Sawyer St.! So much better that the stupid street names elsewhere in other developments in Sandy.
That’s pretty cool, Tom!
Well done my friend
Thank you!
No surprise. I see that Wood-Mizer is not giving way the saw-mills. Some of the prices! Wowzer!!!!
They can pay for themselves pretty quick though.
Muy lindos !!
Great video
Thank you!
Good Info Buddy
The mills looked great, but I have serious doubts about the log splitters
You aint wrong.
Overengineered much.
yes, i'll buy the mills, forget the splitter. jc
Good video and and very nice mills. I am building one for now but will get a LT40 or bigger one day. I'll stick with a reglar style splitter or a kenitic, theirs does not seem really good like all of their other stuff.
I thought about trying to build one but never had time and found a Woodland Mills to be affordable enough to get me started. On the splitter I totally agree. They need a redo on them.
Hit it out of the Park !!! Very entertaining. Craig Pa.
Thanks, Craig!
Needed to see more cutting on the less expensive models. Needed to linger longer on the pricing sheets so one could see the options installed (or not). Sawing the log is less a problem than moving a log onto the saw, rotating the log between cuts, etc.
This was more of an overview of all the models. If you see something you like specifically you can research it further on Wood-Mizer’s website. To go in-depth on every machine would’ve been a 12 hour video.
that LT50 is a nice mill,
The LT 40 wide head was impressive as well.
Ben sent me over glad he did.
Thanks, Anna! Ben is great!
Looks like a cat sitting atop machine with the 450 marked tree
I built a circle sawmill years ago storm tore it up always thought I wanted a ban mill until I saw this video I think I will build my mill back. I think I would just buy my lumber if I had to use banmills.
Thank you for the video.
Do you have any rating system in choosing between the different saw mills?
Each sawmill fits a person’s particular need. They’re all a quality product. It just depends on what you need it to do.
I hade a. Lt40 but i would tike to have 1 with a biger log or wider lumber maybe 48 "
when I first saw the splitter I thought that's pretty nice ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,after seein it work an some of the other W M stuff Im not sure about it
It Seems like more of a wood shredder. I’m sure the fix is easy with a couple minor changes to the splitter head. The platform works, it just needs some tweaks.
Amazing equipment for sure but way way pricey. LT 70 you could pay a good down payment on land or a home. If I were to buy it would be in the neighborhood of 12 -13,000. But at soon to be 73 I do not need that kinda equipment.
Got a great channel here buddy stay with it. Enjoy greatly.
Thank you, sir. My mill paid for itself in the first six months of owning it. I guess money becomes a matter of perspective depending on how you want to use it. For me, it’s been a great investment.
Hopefully you start getting some good free bees from your channel you're picking up in numbers so good luck and be safe. Tractor time with Tim and Good werks tractor may be able to help or outdoors with the Morgan's.
Thank you! We’re chugging along.
Great video. I've been wanting to buy a sawmill for a while now, I just have not done it. This video was extra nice because rarely do any of the sawyers share their mistakes, like hitting metal dogs or destroying a blade in a manner like on this video. I am sure I'll screw up more than one blade but it would be nice to learn from other's mistakes. Thanks for posting this.
Ian I try to show the real world. I have videos of logs falling off my mill, the sawhead getting stuck and my inventions not working. I might not win the popularity contest but I’ll get a gold star for honesty 😬
Ya, I seen a video with a log falling off. It was refreshing that you showed your frustrations of imperfection. We all have em. I very much enjoy your videos.
Well thank you! I appreciate that.
There demonstrations make every piece of equipment they have look like a three man operation.
They're a three "sales"man operation ;-)
Sawmill porno and no trees were hurt in this demonstration. Great video, thanks.
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I like the video, but I am not sold on all that full auto stuff. Guess I need to take care of my back for a while.
I’ll tell ya, they certainly have a mill for every taste and budget. I think I could part with a lot of money there!
wish I had just a little
Well, I guess you’re right. I went out tonight to set up my mill for a high-paying job tomorrow and the saw head won’t raise. The manual doesn’t give much insight on what the problem could be. Good thing it’s under warranty.
Is that a computer problem?
It must be. The switch is mechanical and quite primitive. It has power to move down but not up. There are several different lights under the panel that light up different colors depending on the position of the switch. I don’t know what any of it means. I think I’ll just have to haul it in after work on Monday.
Think I would prefer you demonstrating the machines. Hearing protection works best when worn. Nice machines, but will stick with my Norwood and enjoy your video's.
I’m looking towards the 35 or 40, for North Carolina trees, hopefully it can pay for itself in a couple of years
My 35 did in just over a year.
saw mills are great the splitter i would not use it even if you gave it too me i would try to sell it but guys you make the best saw mills world mine does not cut big wood like what i saw mine cuts long big bambo 14 inch is the largest i have ever cut 35 feet long
I want your coat!🌲👷♂️👍💪💪
Wood-Mizer.com!
Looks like a bunch of 50+ adolescents thinking like children in a candy factory, about which one they want the most, since mom said they could only have one. Wood Mizer probably sold at least 6 of their sawmills to these retirees and got another 6 hooked and ready to purchase one just as soon as they retire. I would be really surprised, if the woman with the blue coat along with the bearded guy the red baseball cap were not the first two in line to buy one. No doubt the man with the suspenders and the aluminum hard hat wanted everyone to think that he was a professional certified timber line boss, hired by Wood Mizer to keep everything moving smoothly and oversee the whole tutorial operation.
Ain't cut a piece of lumber yet damn knots lol.
Hey Jason, I love watching this.
Probably on my 12th time or so, when will they do this again??
Keep me posted 🧡 would love meeting you guys up in the north west!🪵🪵🌲🧡🧡🧡👍💪
Thank you, Craig! That’s a great question. It’s been a couple years since they put this on. I need to get blades soon. I’ll find out what the plan is.
Thank you I like the video I hope you make with their from Brandt's I'm looking to buy a saw mill
Thank goodness stuff like this didny exist 300 years ago. . . We wouldve been deforested by now
Who was the manufacturer that made the log shaper to cut double T & G for log home production? Was hoping it was on this video. It was a older add on to a mill.
The old man with the grey beard and hard hat seemed to know what he was doing. Rest looked like corperate types trying to make it all look good for a sale.
19:55 now that is" real life".
The splitter was a hot mess.
I agree. I don’t know if they even make it anymore.
Nice saws.. but I will stick with my Hudson 36, to much metal in the west Indian mahogany trees here. I Like pushing the saw manually because of the metal. I can cut 30 inch wide slabs, biggest hassle is getting the trees to my mill, cutting them is fun but hitting nails sux big time..
Rocks are a pain too!
No doubt hit them too.. but for me it's the metal. I've hit practically every type of nail from 1 inch to 5 inch, one time I hit a piece of rebar, not only did I hit it, I hit it length ways instant blade killer.. if I had automatic chain drive it would have ripped the blade right off. Not to mention concrete cut nails they are the worst nails to hit. totally kills the blades.. the mahogany here in ST Croix us vi is the best in the world, so even with all the nails I hit its still worth it.. The only places that have it in any quantity are Cuba, Santo Domingo, Jamacia, and ST Croix us vi. I should do some vids cutting the wood here.. I built. a whole house full of it.. did all the windows with frames, doors with frames, kitchen, beds , dressers , night stands. 1 ton entertainment center, 400 pound booked matched entry door with 4 inch thick frames. 10 foot dining room table plant stands, planers chairs, Tiki bar with stools. mirrors, bunch of cool stuff.. love wood and stone, best building materials, and they are totally natural.
Great info with some real life issues that can happen. I have been a woodsman for 52 yrs but have never had a sawmill. I am from Alberta , Canada where all my wood is spruce or pine along with some tamarack. What would you recommend for this type of wood? Thks in advance
Thank you, Troy! It really depends on what you plan to do. If you’re just milling for yourself, I’d recommend an LT-35. If you’re looking at production, probably any of the larger mills. There’s such a variety to choose from.
The wood spliter was a mess maker, the wood was not nice when it came out more like kendling.
Your are correct. I’m not sure they still make them.
How much did the ole-timer w/the suspenders and hard hat pay you to come stand in every shot?😁 He musta been following you around! 🤜🤛
They need to re think the wood splitters it seems!
I think it’d be a pretty simple fix. But it sure seems to tear more than split at this point.
Some must require more man power that having the machine do it for you right
Definitely.
Seems he almost got hit by the setworks on the 450 a few times.
Takes three men to operate the wood splitter!
Three salesman
LX450 without a doubt.
that stuff will be a mess to stack, no thanks. jc love everything else
Im about to buy one and trying to decide which one to get. Ive been cutting trees and dealing with wood and hauling trees on a truck for a lot of years, no stranger to trees. But I want me a mill. Im thinking that 28 be a good starter mill. What yall think?
Get a 35! You’ll instantly regret not having hydraulics. If you decide it’s not your thing you’ll be able to sell it in a heartbeat.
@@NorthwestSawyer Okay I will check that out. Thank you
@@NorthwestSawyer At 9:31 I wonder how big that log is on that LT 50? Looks about 30 inches from my computer screen in Oklahoma.
When is the next one this year here in Oregon?
The spring show is typically in April.
The channel is really great, I gotta ask tho whats the deal with the ole logger trying to help?
Great question! He doesn’t work for Wood-Mizer and from what I could tell, he bought a mill second-hand. He was certainly dressed for the show😬
Wow...great video.can we know branch office on south east Asia.esp Indonesia country
When is the open house for the Scholl Mail in Oklahoma I’m really considering getting one and who is this dealer in this area of Tulsa
Kenneth, if you go to Wood-Mizer’s website, I’m sure they’ll all the information you’re looking for. I don’t actually work for them so my knowledge is limited.
J'aime
Impressive mills ,, and expensive just to cut slabs,,,
My mill paid for itself in 6 months of sawing after work and weekends. The cost of the mill becomes a non-issue quickly.
Hello there’s another event I missed I must not bee on the mailer but I can watch it thru your page when you said you can dream what was that machine and how different is it than yours and what does something like that cost??
I think you’re talking about the LT 70 towards the end of the video. That machine is almost double the power of mine and can saw more than double the lumber per hour. I believe it starts at around $70,000.
Wow 70,000.00 that’s a beautiful beast they are all gorgeous!!
how much did it cost?
Those things are expansive, but still, money better spent than buying a new car
Mine literally paid for itself in the first year.
@@NorthwestSawyer Thats nice.