WHY I PREFER THE LUCAS SAWMILL
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Too time-consuming and complex for me, I'd probably miss out the third tooth or something... ;) (j/k)
LMAO. :)
Simon Burton
hahaha nice
1,2 4 and 5...nice
3 was metric so it is meant to be ignored.
halnywiatr actually laughed out loud!
This is even funnier knowing that Cody is vehemently against the metric system. Oh wait. You were already suggesting that. Does this mean we're both a part of the Wranglerstar fan club? Oy vey.
Its always the middle child that gets left out! Poor old # 3
Gevalt!
Does it work better when you leave 3 not sharp?
Sharpening your blade, it's as easy as 1,2,4! ;)
good i thought i had a mini stroke....
the 1,2,4 and 5 thing was obviously editing. But these comments are hilarious!!
It's great to see Mt. Fuji once again. Japan will never miss it. Oregon really made a fantastic deal to buy it. I understand the moving of it was relatively easy and as you can see a great view.
Mackensen11 ......good observation. You obviously work for the Oregon Secret Service. You can't fool everyone, just Secret Agents.
Seems like they really had the customer in mind with the design of this mill and it's components. Glad to know there are still companies out there creating quality products that are aimed toward consumer ease instead of how much money they can get out of you when a little maintenance is needed.
As a metric fanboy I guess 1,2,4,5 is imperial counting, isn't it ^^
GasGas1252010 It is common core, that is how the kids learn in today's schools
I wish the UK would go back to imperial
You should spray some oil, or Boeshield, or at least some WD-40 on that blade to keep it from rusting and getting all scaley on the sides.
Its impossible to stop steel aging a waste of time just keep the machine inside or take the blade off
Very cool! How long did the rocket cube burn for?
From the close-up on tooth 3 it doesn't look like the diamond wheel reached the front/cutting edge of the tooth. Are you sure you did it right? Anyway, it's a great system.
How wide of a plank can you cut? I have a woodmizer .. it works good
So why only 5 blades? There has to be a reason but I'm not a wood worker so I don't know. I would think the more blades the faster it would cut and the smoother the cut would be. Please explain. Thank you :)
Many years ago we were descending into Portland for an arrival long after midnight. It was a clear, starry winter night with a low undercast below. Poking up through the low blanket of clouds was your Mt. Fuji. The mountain wore a lenticular cloud as a close fitting cap, a cap that like everything else shown brightly in the brilliant moonlight. As a photographer I longed to capture this beauty on film (that’s how long ago this was) but realized it was impossible to do so. It required a platform more stable than an airliner and an exposure that would be impossibly long from my vantage point. So, instead of losing the moment fussing with a camera I was allowed to enjoy the moment as it should be enjoyed, and captured it in my heart forever.
I don't see the giveaway link in the description :(
Shawn K he said to stay tuned- it's so that lots of people keep coming back to check the video, thus increasing the view count
Shawn K Oh?
John Clarkson can you see it?
bfy.tw/BMMm
The address was on his Instagram feed, not linked, but the address was there & you could type it in. I didn't win...
Did you buy the planing wheel? I have it and love it!
Nice rig! Very sweet sharpening feature! I have about 12 bandsaw blades. I use 6 blades while waiting for the other 6 to be sharpened "in town". Cost of sharpening is about $5 CDN and time to replace a blade is more than it takes to sharpen the Lucas blade. Lucas cuts a wider kerf than a bandsaw but cuts faster and straighter. Biggest difference is that my bandsaw mill cost was $4000 CDN...still a nice rig and worth the money to some!
I think lucas recommend sharpening every 2hrs of machine time (maybe longer on softer wood I guess). I also understand the water is not so much for cooling but for clearing sap (aussie woods can be sappy). I also wondered if your sharpening stroke could be longer.
All swing mills with those type of blades 4 or 5 tips on a blade are quick to sharpen and its a great advantage over a band saw mill, however the width of cut is a lot wider I own a Turbo Sawmill warrior M8 have a look its under, Our Turbo Sawmill.
Oh! That mountain scene is so glorious.
A sight to behold!
Just another reason why among the very many. Great demo, and so easy to do. Thank you.
Cheers!
Hi. Do you have any maintenance advise on how I can troubleshoot a backfiring problem?
Watching the video, the diamond blade didn't ever appear to make contact with the leading edge of the saw tooth. It did make contact below the tooth but "sahrpening" that wouldn't help much at all.
Had chunks missing from tooth also, no de-barker on this model.
I noticed the same. Wheel was grinding the heel of the cutter and never touched the actual cutting edge. Forty years in the machining environment here... If he had ground at that angle until the edge touched he would have increased the hook and weakened the edge resulting in faster wear and increased probability of chipping.
Have a really good weekend. The end with the mountain was just beautiful
Can I use this saw to cut dovetails on my draws?
yes but i use mine for doing heart sugary on hamsters
Have you hit a nail, barbwire, railroad spike, old bullet, chain link fence or pocket knife with the Lucas yet? I have hit them with my woodmizer and been very happy to know the $25.00 bandsaw blade took the brunt of the damage. I like the Lucas for certain applications but I don't see it as an equal comparison.
How often and how do you charge the Lucas Sawmill battery?
Never,
Great information on the sawmill, thank you for doing these types of videos that help people decide what they want to get, keep up the great work!
Thanks for the video! That sawmill is awesome! So easy to sharpen wow.
How much does a mill like this cost?
good counting system, 1,2,4,5... :D anyway, honest mistake or weird editing choice :)
When was this video made? I see the cube still burning in the back!
Exciting!! Cant wait to see some of the upcoming projects!!
Can you change out the carbide tips on the saw or not
Glad you made it home safe and sound.
I just want to say that you guys are great thanks for the awesome content!
Nice mill! What is the biggest board you can get with this kind off mill?
Jan van der Vloet Nederlander
Jan van der Vloet If you go watch the couple videos from 3ish weeks ago with the mill you can learn for sure. But I believe it has a 10" cutting depth, so you can mill a 10x20" full dimension.
Ahh, that is still quite big, i thought it was way smaller but than this is heaps better than a bandsaw right?
***** A bandsaw can usually cut slabs wider than 20", and some of them can clear 10" or more, so not really. The Lucas mill is definitely better for making beams, a bandsaw mill is much easier to make slabs with.
Right. Thanks for the info. The more you know :D
If its carbide teeth, I though all you had to do was buff the teeth. Carbide teeth I'm told do not really dull.
Enjoyed meeting you and Mrs W & Jack in Boston...Incredible view of the mountain! God is good!
What's that burning in the background?
That is a well thought out feature.
Yeah it looks good and everything is in a convenient place great job 👍
Cody,
Great to see the weather was nice for your first day home. I really do love these giveaways, as a faithful subscriber, I would be blessed to win. Thanks for sharing as always,
Brad
I love how the tool box is full of saw dust and shavings. Doesn't look like cedar though. Reminds me of all my tool totes and tool boxes always filling up with random stuff. When you ship the working mans tool chest use saw dust instead of packing peanuts lol.
Is the square stump still burning?
Wow , what a beautiful sight , did that mountain sneak up and get a little closer when you were in Boston ? :-)
Would you care to guess on the distance you are from it ?
do you ever hike it ?
Must have been quite the sight as you described flying in .
Nice! interesting that the turbosawmil uses the exact same grinder setup down to the wheel, only difference is I sharpen with the blade horizontal, so setup and execution is even faster with just 3 teeth on my saw, about a minute to sharpen. Either way, swing blade circle sawmills are the best!
How much did your mill cost?
Welcome home hope you had a great time and a great race Mrs.W
You have something against the number 3?!
Thanks for sharing, can't wait for more videos. I'm finally all caught up!
looking forward to the day I get to mill my own wood. And to be self serviceable is also important to me.
Pretty slick. Can new teeth be welded on? Did you get the Red Baron?
guess Jack oughtta learn ya how to count. one, two, tree, fir five.
welcome back, by the way
No, he said its one, two, tree, FIR, five!
enby
right. I'll correct it straight away
Does it bother the mill being out side all the time looks like it sat out all winter too (motor,cranks, general corrosion
When will we get to see the anvil you put on your instagram?!!
My blades don't have the big holes??
I would certainly like to get a swing blade circle sawmill. Yes, the blade sharpening and longevity would be the main reason. Blades are very easy and quick to sharpen, need WAY less sharpening and last forever, as I understand. The only downside is the higher horsepower and thus heavier engine compared to band saws and chainsaw type saws. Fuel consumption per board feet might be higher too, but I don't think it's really that much more. Someone ought to make a truly portable swing blade with a good and light fan cooled 2-stroke engine. It would use even more fuel, but might be usable for very remote areas where there is no roads. Chainsaw milling is VERY portable, but maan is it slow and kinda nasty with all the noise and 2-stroke fumes.
Cody the pictures of Mt Fugi ( hope the spelling does not hurt ) look absolutely outstanding .
WHAT A BACK DROP !!!!!!!
@Koality of Life it has to do with the size of the gullet. You need to store the saw dust for the entire duration that the blade is inside the wood.
Having 5 really large teeth makes it easier to accommodate the amount of sawdust. I doubt a 24 tooth blade of that size would be strong enough to work, nevermind whether it could have deep enough gullets to actually work as a saw.
It's great when the manufacturer makes it easy to maintain their products.
Amazing end card ! Blessings from Norway
how much does this run someone?
great video! I loved the end. Thanks for sharing
Hey Wranglerstar how about a Yanmar video update , looking to buy a YT359C and looking forward to your feedback .
Cant wait for whats in store!
I'm doing research on the @Lucasmill can't wait!!!
great to have you back!
brilliant thoughtful design and engineering
I like how it's all simple and idiot proof, or at least it's well thought out.
cody can you EXPLAIN the story with your first off grid Cabin in your early videos and the place you have now? so much "rumors" on the webb about that. would be nice to hear it from you.
/Sweden
The whole story is in our Book Modern Homesteading
Wranglerstar okey maybe i buy it. well keep up the good work. the best to you and your family. //Sweden
I'm concerned about the channel, have the ads been figured out yet? I honestly don't recall if there was one at the beginning.
How dare ye skip the number 3
It's metric!
Wow that sawmill really is awesome, genius level design.
Been watching this channel for a few months. Great for getting ideas for future projects and binge watching. Can't say I am caught up at all but I've been giving thumbs up every video I do watch. Hope that you can afford to keep making videos, even though Y.T. Corporate has gotten political. Good luck W family!!!😃
Oh gosh What mountain is it? Its beautiful! I asked many times can someone answer me?
Mt Fuji
Thank you, Cody!
That is engineering at it's best. "Elegant" is what it is. No more than necessary, but without cutting corners.
You pretty well have me sold on the Lucas. I hate shipping stuff too!
Man thats a good system, top of the line stuff here on wranglerstar ;)
can't argue with that. what a great machine.
Pretty slick. Can't pay enough for practical!
That's a big saw, nice how someone though of using the mill it's self to hold the sharpener!!!
YES! Another +Wranglerstar video!
Side note: When should we expect the V8 swap video? Nitrous? :D
mount fuji hike this year? :)
"Three shall be the number of the count, and the number of the counting shall be three!"
What state/area are you in? It's beautiful land
Commandment Keeper An honest answer is he lives in the Pacific Northwest somewhere, Oregon if I'm not mistaken. He keeps his exact location a secret for his and his family's privacy, hence the nickname for the mountain seen in the background sometimes being Mount Fuji.
that's mount rainier in washington, fuji's sister montain
So he is in Washington St. not Japan?
Some people think he is in Oregon. But some people think he is in Iowa, so...
Guess again!
where is the link
glad to see that your making lumber! cut some oneX for some more tool boxes.
Great video,
I wonder if it would be quicker just to use a small diamond card. Would allow you to sharpen less more often
Nice. Thank you
What a great view..glad ur back..
I think you and Samurai Carpenter need to get together for some timber framing!!!
Maybe a timberframe covered bridge!
I've climbed Mt Fuji twice, it doesn't look anything like that. :-D
Great video!!!! 👍
Love your videos
Impress, thanks for the demo. Maybe Lucas will use you as a training video.
Is that Helen, Rainier, Adams? I know it's not Fuji. I've bin there, hahaha and I know that's not it.
Where did three disappear?
Hey Cody! Your friends over here at Reddit want a formal introduction to your new cameraman Brian.