Exploring Our Family's Woodmizer Legacy

Today I surprise my dad with an interview about his history with woodmizer!
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[@gasmancg]

There is nothing wrong with sharing your history while spending time with your dad. You just keep posting videos, and we'll keep watching. Thanks for sharing!

[@hillcustomlumber]

Thank you, I will

[@JD-en6ph]

Great Video, love the bit of history of what got you started in the business. I love the channel . Shows life as it really is with no B.S and no drama. I look forward to every new video

[@hillcustomlumber]

Thanks 👍

[@d6c10k4]

My dad bought an '87 LT40 for about the same reasons. You're right, manual mills are a lot of work. A few years ago I added hydraulics with the 2-plane clamp, turner, toe boards, and side stops. Made a new mill out of it but it would be nice to trade up to a machine with setworks.

[@hillcustomlumber]

Yes they are also a great help when sawing all day.

[@PineInTheAshMilling]

Good video Cory, you were right sharpening blades takes time , I bought sharpening equipment when resharp endedI would much rather be cutting than sharpening, Really miss Resharp

[@hillcustomlumber]

Check around locally, you might just find someone set up to sharpen for you.

[@johnmote1137]

Enjoyed this. But, I have a hard time believing he’s old enough to be your dad. My kids are roughly the same age as you, but I look (and feel) old enough to be your dad’s dad.

[@hillcustomlumber]

He’s a young 60!