Woodmizer Homestead Sawmill
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Mr wranglerstar I would like to thank you for all the time you spend making and editing these videos. I'm a 16 year old kid that has learned a great deal of knowledge from your channel. Even though I have never met you in person you have impacted my life in so many ways. I've been wanting to leave you a comment for a while now but didn't know if you would have the time to comment back. If not I understand as you have your own life and many things to do but I really appreciate all you have done for me. Thank you
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arod38XX Keep commenting Arod!
arod38XX Man I feel the same way. Funny thing I'm also 16.
Wranglerstar tries to reply to as many emails and comments as he can. Every time I watch his videos it grates on me that I don't have his work ethic. But Wranglerstar finally got me going and have a chainsaw mill.
+arod38XX It's nice to read something from a polite young man, and one who can write well, too.
These portable saw mills are built in the state where I was born , Indiana. Every year at our State Fair, they set several models of them up on the fairgrounds and demo them for the two weeks of the fair. It's always one of my favorite things to see, AND TO SMELL. They really are very high quality, and the company has always GIVEN BACK, to the local community, and have even helped build things as far away as Africa and the South Pacific. They donate to our local Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra, and the Indianapolis Zoo also. Great people, who make a great machine, in the good old U.S.A. God Bless America.
I just love the endless projects that can be done with this American machine. America makes excellent machines that can even go to the Moon! I think it is because we can count past 10.
Janis Nordmeyer all these great machines use binary system, that only knows 0 and 1, even the American ones :)
Janis Nordmeyer im sre a chinese model would be 4x cheaper.
Funny how NASA has used metric since 1990. Even during the Apollo missions NASA used a mixture of SAE and metric.
moonlanding was fake
That's a great tool. The joy on Bens face said it all for me.
I can see one like that on the Wranglerstar homestead property in the future Cody.
Thank you for the video! Having spent a day assisting to operate one before, I completely understand your enthusiasm. Congratulations to Ben for reaching his goal!
Woodmizers are the way! We run two, full time at our little outfit here in BC. So glad I'm being trained to use one!
Great video , great product. Thanks for sharing . The excitement on his face is priceless.
Ok i am in more danger of coveting that WoodMizer then I am with the Mustang! Great video!
i had an uncle that had a LT35. He sawed mostly oak and sold it to a local flooring plant. He made good money with it, He was able to recoup the cost of the mill in less than one year. I loved running the mill with. I learned what hard work was that first summer he bought it.
I greatly appreciate all of your videos! Thank you so much for this channel! Such grand tech, ideas, and history! I can't wait to see more!
Mr. Wranglerstar I've been waiting for you to convert to this mill. I plan on buying on e soon, I've been waiting on this for a while. imagine how many people you can help in the hurricane hit and tornado hit areas by having a portable sawmill. I LOVE IT!!!
2:16 He looks like a little boy on Christmas morning!
Many thanks to you and Ben for sharing this.
Great Machine, Great Video about it.
Wow! I'm really happy for Ben. I have lusted after one of these sawmills for years, just can't justify the expense. He'll love it.
What a great guy this Ben!
Finally, a sawmill. I own a Hud-Son H360. Which means Hydraulic 36" capability. Ben will find out rather quickly that 28" isnt quite big enough. But way ahead of a chainsaw mill. With such a small kerf, it will produce much lumber. I love mine
I would love to see you with a sawmill like this. I have run one from this company but it had everything hydraulic. I was running it down in Louisiana cutting cypress and pine. You NEED this Cody.
wow he looked HAPPY!!!! I really would love to have one of these!!!
Ha ha that call was Ms W trying to order your birthday gift.
Awesome machine. I bought a used LT40 about a year ago. Makes lots of lumber rather quickly.
I actually just saw a wood-mizer display/demo at empire farm days (farm equipment show) in ny it was really neat to see these in person, amazing peace of machinery!
I can think of a lot of great things to do with such an awesome piece of equipment :-) Thanks for sharing.
wranglerstar Cody, I'm sure the subscribers would love to see you build a bandsaw mill. Would be a cool project!
You be surprise how much the metric system is used in the USA especially at NASA, and military actually it is quite easier to figure out smaller measurements then using the fraction
2012spacetraveler We are not surprised. We all know where in the US industry it is used and why. We do not need Euro Elitists to dictate to us on what unit of measure we should adopt. we use both! We use whichever system we deem best for a given task. Most Americans prefer to use Imperial but that does not mean we don't understand metric. It is amazing that it creates such a "panty twist" for Europeans. LOL that is why we emphasize our love for Imperial!
2012spacetraveler True. Everything in aerospace is metric. Actually everything in any serious engineering discipline is metric. We do all have to remain competent in Imperial stuff as well, since many parts, nuts, bolts, and so on are still available or even more common in Imperial measures. I know Cody is partly just trolling, but his comment is a common one---for example, in Michigan I hear people constantly say the "this is the USA, we use 'American' bolts." But every car, even those from Detroit, heavily use metric everything, and in some cases are entirely metric. It's a silly argument. It's in the same category as "I'm an American, I only speak English." Like that's impressive? We should be impressed that you don't use a high-quality engineering standard like ISO nuts/bolts? It's quite the opposite.
+mdbigman It's not only Europeans, the US is now the only country in the world still using Imperial (except for road signs in the UK). I find it funny that Americans are so protective of the Imperial system - I thought you got rid of the British a few years back? :0)
Paul Roebuck We are not necessarily protective of "imperial" over Metric, we are opposed to being dictated by Europe on how we should live our lives. We use metric and we use Imperial units. We also appreciate the beauty of language that would be sterilized by Metric equivalents. We choose not to loose that in our culture but again, why is Europe so obsessed with our preference?
With respect, I think you may be overestimating how much the rest of the world cares how you measure things. And it is the rest of the world, not just Europe. Even Burma and Liberia are moving to the metric system. Oddly enough, all countries had a way of measuring stuff before metric came along, and they had names for the units they measured stuff in. The USA had a way of counting money before it went decimal. People got over it. But hey, it's your country and your rules. And while you keep using imperial the UK can still boast that it's empire shaped the modern world :o)
I bought the same one picked it up March 20 and it better than drugs and more addictive. Have a 40 x40 ft barn and well on my way to filling it up. Wish I would have gotten the log deck package. Next present I will buy myself.
Gotta love timber mills. Just this week I got to use a brand new TIMBER KING 2000 my mate had imported to Australia. What a weapon, all the controls seamed to be converted to metric too. I bet timber king didn't enjoy doing that :D
That happy smiling face looks like a kid at Christmas!
My uncle has one of those, you can cut/build near anything with one, or so it seemed.
you are right. my sawmill does all my building needs,
i have a few videos on it also on my channel,
It is nice to know that a person could buy a sawmill.
Great video! Thanks again.
That was awesome, thanks!
Glad to see you bought a Lucas mill,
made in Australia,
where they use the metric system
Loved the demo. Although, NASA has been using the metric system from the start. Douh!
It varies from program to program.
growing4fun They used both!
growing4fun Yep they use both depending on what topic is at hand.
growing4fun I remember NASA had that problem with the Hubble space telescope...ground the lens to wrong specs. and then had to have a mission to go and fix it.
growing4fun that's it. They talk about going to the moon... OK, the data were store in metric, although displayed in "imperial".
Good for Ben. That's the ultimate tool!
The look of pure joy on his face...best part of the video by far.
luketdrifter2100 I wish we could have followed him to milling his first log on his place!
You two were like kids in a proverbial candy store. Awesome. You should have answered the phone!
Fun vid! You both look as happy as 2 kids in a candy store. Lol
Woodmizer makes a great mill. I strive to be able to afford one. I purchased a new Woodland Mills bandsaw mill four years ago for $4000 (Canadian) taxes and shipping included. It has paid for itself several times over. Everything except the blade motor is manually operated but it is a fraction of the price. Quality is decent. Lots of fun getting work done! Have a look at Norwood as well if you are in the market.
Thanks for the ringing phone at the end of the video!!! Too funny!!!
Ghostrider304 When Cody hit the button, he hit the speakerphone button! LOL
that is sweet i cant wait for cody to bring his home. thanks for the great video.
Cody you should check out logosol sawmills! They are really great i use the m7 myself!
Very cool! I would love one - when I am about 35.
beautiful tool aint it i use a 30 year old one with the hydraulics i love how nicely it pulls sawdust from between the boards
thats one heck of a bandsaw...
I have one , it is a lt 70 and it is fantastic , i like to saw timber with it , i think you should buy such one cody , it is just super and it do it very fast
I'm curious how you would get the logs onto the mill if you take it out to the field since it is a pretty decent height to lift for a log, especially a green one at that.
"Got us to the moon, didn't it?" HAHA!
That looks like a 1990 F250 4x4 in the beginning. Is that your new old truck?
Aww Ben!! I miss you guys!!
Wow, the MOST important thing about it is that is doesn't have any metric bolts! Ha ha, LOLFOF what if I want to cut some metric wood? Would it fall apart on me? Seriously though it's a beautiful and useful piece of equipment. How the heck did you find time to work that in anyway? Really interesting and informative content lately, kudos Cody. I have meters and meters of respect for your work.
Should we be expecting to see one of these in your future?
wow quick work!
this is America we use American bolts love it lol
I'll have to add that to the list of things I want but can never afford.
I think they should give you one Cody to use and show us how cool they are.. Much better than a CNC from inventables!!! Think they'd get more return from you using one too.
The moon remark, man, this gentleman needs to be told the truth!!
Thank you Mr. Wranglers tar
But would like to comment that "clicking on the video" does not work when one is watching on a portable device. Could you please resume with the link on the little "I" in the top right corner.
Thank you for all your hard work in making these videos.
Yes we boys need our toys... I would love one as well.
have fun with it. Would not mind an experience report after some time if possible. Just a suggestion ;-)
Best regards,
John
It would be nice if the saw was double edged... then you could cut on the way back too.
AimlessMoto Twice the teeth to sharpen with a double blade.
Andrew H the back edge of the blade runs in a guide wheel to push the blade forward. Teeth on front and back would not work. Understandable that it would be nice to utilize the back stroke......
Andrew H yeah but the blade last twice as long no ?
AimlessMoto For that you need a swing blade sawmill. Double the production.
That makes total sense guys... I hadn't even thought of the rollers ont he smooth side of the blade and how that would work. Carry on! :)
I would be happy with an lt10 or an lt15 and would specialize in thin wood ,1/2 inch ( .0127) or smaller,cutting fallen wood that no one else would bother with. Wood mizer should think about lending you one for a couple months (even a used one) The videos you make would be great for advertising and just might persuade me to buy one after seesawing on the idea for 20 years or so.The nice thing about the basic starter is that youwould easily find a place to storeit,out of the way when your notuseing it and you could use your pre-existing trailer. The ability to take it into the woods ,without tearing up the woods is a valuable trait.
Man, oh man. I've been lusting for a WoodMizer for years. ...but, I guess I need to move out of the city first.
Awesome!
Yep , I remember my first band mill. I had it for about two years then sold it,that was the biggest mistake of my life. Now I kick myself every day I have to go buy lumber.
You could build one if you want, a youtuber by the name of mathias Wendle (I probably screwed up the spelling of his name) made one and he has the plans available to make it out of wood
I didn't see any wedges or such like you used with your chainsaw mill. to keep the board/cut level? Or is his blade so thin it doesn't matter?
wranglerstar Canada might not have been in the moon race, but our Canadarm is still in use on the ISS! How many times was the Lunar Lander used?? :P
sounds like you have a purchase in your future!
I WANT THIS THING :O
Perfect !!!!
What does cody do for a living other than the forest service
Think you need to build a trailer like that one for your Alaskan chainsaw mill Cody...😉 you would have to cut a lot of logs to justify the cost of the mill,as nice as it is...but if you need the tool it's one nice bit of kit to have...
I hope you get one someday soon.
+shartne me too
I do also!
I make sawmill videos on my channel
Check it out of you haven't already
I still like the swing arm saws better and you can sharpen the blades on your own and only have to replace one tooth at a time but i think they are a lot more expensive but I have seen homemade ones too Great video though
Metric is just that much easier to calculate, either dividing or multiplying.
But I guess it's more about what you grew up with, I grew up on metric, learned imperial early on, and still sticking with metric, it's just that much faster to work with for me.
you should fabricate a homemade sawmill your a good fabricator i know you could do it great video
it's me calling ,, please answer the phone ! XD
That is sweet. Anyone vet the Harbor Freight sawmill for $2000? I heard it was a good deal for what you get.
Hi,when i see this makes me sick
why?
I'm from Romania,right now Germany, Austria,and Hungary are stealing wood from us,tousands of cubic meters/day the worst thing is that they steal from virgin forests(one of the few in Europe,if not the last),and national parks,imagine that hey pay politicians alot of money so they don't do anything.
as well with the tire company Continental(who is doing alot of damage in a big city called Timisoara)when the people got there to protest,the cops came outnumbered protesters like double (this was in 2013),the company officials said "we think we might do something by the end of 2015 about the pollution"
What sunglasses do you have on?
now he needs to get a harbor freight green house and a fan for solar powered kiln
I love hearing you rag on the metric system.
Hey awesome channel!
oh my.... this is my new goal
If I had shown this to my father when he was still alive, he would have gladly given a kidney for one of these.
wranglerstar what video editor are you using?
nice machine :)
Ours is great!!!
Cool
I just bought a awesome metric wrench set :) you want me to send you one cody?
Someone was putting on a bit of a "happy" show lol
You can't beat metric it's the way of the future
Your "video skills" are improving, everyday i see better and nicer camera handling on your channel
Whats up with the little lego men floating through the end card of the vid
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Fun fact airplanes only use sae. So my tool box is only sae. Now that i have a shop of my own for general purpose things cars equipment and so on im working on a hole new set of metric stuff and it sucks.
Are these easily serviceable?
+Havilah Gold Yes. And so long as you don't abuse them they really don't need a whole lot of servicing, just some normal maintenance issues like keeping them lubed and not leaving them exposed to the weather all the time. I've got a 1995 LT40 Hydraulic that I bought 3 years ago. Had to replace a fuse,he feed gear sprocket and some parts on the engine. But with over 4,000 hours on it I'd say that's no big deal. Still cuts perfect lumber so long as it is fed good logs.
What editing program do you use?
I "Saw" what you did there.
I do agree with tradition, but just thought I would leave this funny quote here.
“In metric, one milliliter of water occupies one cubic centimeter, weighs one gram, and requires one calorie1 of energy to heat up by one degree centigrade - which is 1 percent of the difference between its freezing point and its boiling point. An amount of hydrogen weighing the same amount has exactly one mole of atoms in it. Whereas in the American system, the answer to ‘How much energy does it take to boil a room-temperature gallon of water?’ is ‘Go fuck yourself,’ because you can’t directly relate any of those quantities.” Wild Thing by Josh Bazell.
Tradition in some cases can be overcome? Thoughts?
Man that would be nice to have,but $21K ? thats expensive.
FPSAmerica A tax write-off in competent hands!
XDXD
+FPSAmerica A Harley runs $12-15 thousand and up, and doesn't put a dime back in you pocket. And, the WoodMizer will still be earning you money 20 years from now. Guns or butter, take your pick.
But can you take your WoodMizer to Sturgis every year? :)