Milling up a Nice Cherry log and Medicinal Value
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- Опубліковано 30 лип 2022
- This video I am milling up a 14 1/2 feet Cherry Log on the Norwood HD 38 and showing the figure. I also give a little insight to the medicinal value of the inner bark of the cherry tree.
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Beautiful cherry.
Wow! That's the nicest cherry log I've seen in Missouri! Looks like you've really got the hydraulic log turner mastered.
Thanks Dave!
Nice wood Sir..👍👍👍🪵🪵
Thanks, I appreciate the subscription and comment! I am pretty happy with the wood.
I read some better business bureau reviews on Norwood. They weren’t very good at all. Tell me your thoughts. All the way from customer service, assembly, use, functionality and durability of this hd38 sawmill
Well, customer services is sometimes hit or miss but they are getting better at it. I was able to send a video of my blade sharpener and the tech guys watched it and noticed I was missing a washer right away, which was our last dealings and was good. Other times you waited a bit. The assembly is challenging. The manual at the time was written during Covid so there were some kinks that has led to us having the log stops on the wrong side and I haven't had time to change it around. I get a lot of comments on you tube concerning that. It will take you some time to put this Jig saw puzzle together, especially with trailer and hydraulic package like we have. It runs good, especially for the price. We haven't had it a year yet so as for longevity, don't know, time will tell. It is not a Woodmizer Lt 40 or 70, but it is a lot cheaper than they. We have the 23 horse power motor, but I think you can get one up to 28 or so. Even though it can do up to 35 inches with a 38 inch log and that is if everything is straight and you hold your tongue right and perfect. I do not look forward to having to mill big oak logs on it. But with the right blades and sharp definately helps can be done. I believe it is worth the money, but it is considerbly cheaper than Woodmizers. I do not know about other mills. I had a woodland mills and it is a lot better and more productive than that.