Відео

If you know where I can find it. It'll be increarable if you can share me any link or something where I can find it

Hi This Chanel is not currenly monitored by abbey timber. I remember using both twin bagged extraction unit and then we upgraded to a large single fan system with a cyclon and outhouse collection silo.

ive updated description with tools if you have other questions please let me know.

Thank you v much! I have a surface planer but i dont put boards trough as we make hundreds of square meters of cladding and flooring at once. We cut the logs into slabs with bark on both ends, then we kiln dry the timber first and edge it to the boards after drying so all shrinking and twisting happens before edging. so boards i put into the planer are essentially very square and straight.

I haven't tried it yet! We only have PH260 and PH360. What is it like?

Abbey Timber Sawmill it’s an amazing machine. Just got through getting some tongue and groove done, efficient and quick just like the PH260 is, love it’s versatility. Amazing

that is very hard to say! If all set and ready to go you could do up to 600 bf in 12' x 6'' x 1''

@@abbeytimbersawmill8589 that would be 50 pieces of 12". it does not seem like a lot...

@@facundosepulveda286 its not a big industrial machine so it doesn't chew trough tonnes of timber. it can do up to 12m/min but id recommend going slower for more complicated profiles that take a lot of wood off at once to preserve the blades. it may be small but its easy fix, very reliable and has a great finish.

www.logosol.co.uk/store/

Could you repeat that in english please? Google translate isn't very helpful.

Are you sawing in the cold?

We are sawing in the cold, but our cold is different from Slovenian and Russian cold! It only goes down to -10 during the day at worst, on avrage -3 -4, but it's extremely damp and windy!

In Russia, at -10, this machine already has problems. It freezes and shuts down.

@@alextrunev8822 we have had similar issues with relays freezing up over night. most of them are only rated up to zero degrees! the control panel can be fitted with heaters to prevent freezing, we are going to get ours fitted before winter. our biggest problem is that the saw is essentially outside just with a roof over, and i am sure its manufactured to be used indoors.

It is very hard to tell! It really depends on what you are sawing, diameter of logs, timber species, your blade sharpness and whether or not you have to load or unload your deck on your own. If you email me on iva@abbeytimber.co.uk I can speak to our operator give you more detailed reply.

@dixie03dixie Different customers want different things for different projects. Thin larch is suitable for steam bending and laminating. We supply a lot of rowing clubs with thin larch strips that are used to laminate a stem for their St. Ayles skiff. We also supply thin hardwood boards for lobster creel bottoms that are still used and very popular in East Lothian. Hope This helps. Iva

thanks for your reply. that is neat that you guys were able to get involved in such a thing. i am taking over my fathers sawmill, and am always looking for ways to improve/expand! thanks again!

If you are looking to get this resaw it's kind of worth getting and if you already have it's worth keeping. Baker A resaw is primarily designed for pallet companies but we use it for multiple different tasks like pointing fence posts or pegs or picketing the fence and resawing feather edge cladding or fencing (you can tilt the conveyor). We hope you will find sawmilling very fulfilling! If you have any other questions or comments do not hesitate! Iva