What is a lumber edger and how does it work
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- Опубліковано 28 вер 2024
- In this video I do a walkthrough of my Baker Lumber Edger.
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Very nice setup
Thanks for watching!
Cool
They have grinders in the bottom of some edgers to grind up the sticks
That’s interesting I didn’t know that.
@@hillcustomlumber I know wood mizer offers a lower chipper on their MR200 edger. I cant say exactly who else does but many folks will usually follow plus it's a great idea
Clever air table idea!! Way to go. Where are you located? Cheers from Alabama
5:35 In Paul or Esterer you have 1 piece blades. Never see 2 piece Blades
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I love your ingenuity and ability to fabricate. Hard to believe coastal elites would look at someone with your abilities and assume they're smarter -- and they are NOT.
Thanks for the kind words…Hank Williams Jr. said it best…A Country Boy Can Survive.
maybe an auger in sawdust throat would grind up wood chunks and make area under edger a lot cleaner,
That’s an interesting idea, never thought of that! Thanks for watching.
The boards don’t require dusting off?
No, some dust from the mill clings to them depending on wood type/sawing conditions but that doesn’t hurt anything.
All you need is Emerald and Jade! I didn't see if they had lasers on their edger.
Where did you get the conveyor belt material
The conveyors were bought from an industrial surplus company.
i have a steam-powered sawmill that came with a lot of extras they bought other saws to sawed right up to ww1 My family joined my great great great grandfather was a doctor/surgeon some of the brothers never made it back home was left to rust away
i an uncle tore it apart and rebuild it all so i am now running this sawmill now
That’s really neat, I love that old machinery!
I would paint the feed roles different colors at the laser lines. It just one more thing to help the visuals.
Ran an edger back 50 years ago when we was young. No laser guides but had great marks on headboard to guide you. Personally I would turn your edger around and feed it right off the sawmill. Use your conveyer off the sawmill to bypass edged lumber and pull unedged lumber over and run it thru the edger. Of course you need 2 people to do that. Love your videos.
You’re right that’s the best way to run it for boards off the mill, but I actually use it more for sizing boards coming out of the kiln. Having it that direction makes it easier to move stacks in and out with the forklift. Thanks for watching stay tuned I have lots of good videos coming up!
I enjoyed the video. Definitely learned something new today.👍🇺🇸😀
Thanks! I have a lot more interesting videos coming up!
Have the same one! Mine is 3 phase electric and i love it . Would like a closer look at your air table! Great idea
I would have loved electric but I don’t have 3 phase at that building so gas was the easier option, so far so good. I’ll keep that in mind next time I film the edger I’ll try to remember to get you a better look. Thanks for watching!
Never seen one operate neat for sure. Work saver definatley.
Thanks for watching! Yes it’s been a great addition and time saver.
Great video. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks for watching!
Very well presented
Glad you liked it
Nevermind on location, lol just read who you are and where. Take care
Good demo.
Thanks!
Less tawkin and more sawin. With some splainin when your sawin …
Whut?