Successful Sawmilling Series - Band Blade Sharpening for Optimum Portable Sawmill Production
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- Опубліковано 11 тра 2015
- The Ultimate Successful Portable Sawmill Video Series -
Tips & Strategies Video Series
Episode #1: Optimum Band Blade Performance
Tips to easily and professionally sharpen your band blades to maximize the performance of your portable sawmill.
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Layout fluid works great both to mark your beginning and more importantly gives you a visual indicator of a clean cut across the entire tooth profile.
I fell to the "Dark Side" and ended up getting one of those orange sawmills (I dare not mention the name here...LOL) a few years ago and love it. I have to say that even though I use a different machine, I have yet to find a resource that has been nearly as helpful as your series of videos. I can't thank you enough for doing these, your common sense approach makes your instruction easily transferrable to any sawmill application, without regard to the mill. Thank you!
Nicely done - thanks for producing this video.
Very informative. Thanks.
slow motion and detail description to tell how the grinding wheel sharp the blade teeth, nice video.
This is a good idea... thanks
Very good video thank you.
wonderful
👍 From Cadillac Michigan thank you!!
According to one comment, cross grinding removes the cracks that might be starting in the gullets, but that's the same problem as stretching of the leading edge, a matter of luck hitting knots or hard objects. Definitely the technique to continue with for cutting backyard logs, but then the cost is factored in to the gain in unique tree types.
great
Looks like the wheel only touches the face and then the centre of the gullet? I thought it was supposed to sweep down and through without skipping? Big fan of all your videos btw
Can you change the hook angle on this sharpener? I cut everything from frozen hickory to loblolly pine. I run 7°-14° blades
You're braver than I am taking those little bitty screws out on a grassy surface. I am genetically programmed to drop at least one and never find it.
Neat... Can you explain why the ballrace bearings on the blade holder, are set at an angle rather than horizontal?
I sure could use one of these, getting tired of hand sharpening with a Dremel.
I would use a welders chalk or a sharpie to mark your first sharp tooth just so you know where you started, just for ease of starting over if you need to
I always started just before it touches then start the machine and start to adjust it in ...to prevent over cutting
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how do you compensate for different pitched [blade or do you use the feed adjustment for it. Or is it a single pitch machine