The A, B, C's of assembling your LumberPro HD36 log deck
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- Опубліковано 7 вер 2024
- Dave shows us the highlights of assembling his Norwood LumberPro HD36 log deck.
This is a great way to get an overview of the experience.
Each detailed step, complete with exploded views, pictures and diagrams, are laid out in your manual.
Assembling your own sawmill is a fantastic way to get to know your machine and that valuable knowledge will accelerate your path to becoming a pro sawyer.
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*** To see the carriage and sawhead being assembled, watch Part 2 of Dave's day assembling his Norwood LumberPro HD36: • The A, B, C's of assem...
This video is a great way to supplement your knowledge and accelerate your sawmill wisdom. It is not a substitute for following the step-by-step instructions in your manual.
This mill has a different fram rail design than the new one. An update would be ideal. But this video helped, none the less
I agree a video of a thorough deck build of the hd36v2 is in order..
It's in the works guys.
Mr. Dave, You're my hero! Thank you for a great video :)
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FYI The air ratchet is a great idea, but the rigid air line connection can be a pain in tight corners. I put a swivel nipple on and that gets me into places behind a motor and such where the rigid hose is just too cumbersome and restrictive. Fantastic video and information here. Thank you.
The dog needs to be given credit too for this video.
Great video dude!!!!
Thanks. Have you built yours yet?
Think i am sold gonna need at least 2 hats
hi Dave love you video,s i just got the new HD38 coming sometime in September and i was watching a video on toe boards why do they not put a cheaper lazer on the mill to hit the center of big end then just jack up small end to match??
Good video.
Thanks. Always open to suggestions or comments.
Ok - informative video - but - and to qualify my opinion, I am a mechanic.
Wherever possible, tighten the nut onto the bolt, not the bolt into the nut. This is to achieve even and consistent torque on the fasteners - if the bolt binds in any way on the material you're assembling, you'll have uneven torquing if you tighten the bolt into the nut. If you tighten the nut onto the bolt, the resistance is always the same, and ergo the torque is the same, provided the thread on the bolt is not damaged. And trust me, after tightening the number of nuts you have on the mill, you'll find that the torques are consistent, within a few foot lbs, overall. I realize that you're not using, or even requiring a torque wrench for this assembly, but it's a good habit to get into.
Or maybe I'm just being pedantic :)
Hi, Des. You are exactly right. Good observation. I do generally tighten the nut to the bolt, but sometimes, I get in a hurry, and it depends which wrench I have in which hand. I've got a feeling that when you put the mill together, it will be absolutely perfect.
This is good resource for conducting training,I am expecting to train sawmill operator on operating Norwood sawmill very soon how can I get this video on assembling
Hi. Which Norwood do you have Cuthbert?
Is the frame assembly the same on the LM-29 as it is on the HD-36 and go together the same way ??? Also, is there a video on how to put together the LM-29. The side frame's look very different. The video showing the HD-36 looke easy, but now I see they look different. I was going to order the LM-29, but without seeing how it goe together, I'll hold off.
Hi Brian The log deck for the LM29 and HD36 sawmills are totally different.
We would be happy to answer any questions that you may have. Please feel free to call us toll-free at 800-567-0404.
I've been given a quote "as I requested, but the more research I do, I find the components shown on the Norwood LM-29 Video are different than what you'll actually get. I snapshot pictures of the video of some of those items and sent them to Norwood, I spoke to them on the telephone and they're telling me these items are from the HM-36, but they are advertized on the LM-29 Video. I would like to clarify this before I purchase the LM-29.to name a few: Heavy duty log dogs, Lumber Pro standard log rest and the 8 Support legs, they are shown on the video as "Orand square type", but told they are round black. My intention was to do the purchase today, but waiting for an answer on some of these issues.
Brian..I've noticed the same thing too..but probably the lm26 and 29 are closer in parts..those pictures they use do make one think their lm29 frame will be built as nice
Where can I get this... I'm from india
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Is there any lone how can help me assemble my HD38. I live in Greenville SC
Did you ever get any help cause i sure could use some myself right now
I need. Help :(. I buy the hd38
Cómo puedo cotizar un equipo de estos.
Norwood fabrica varios modelos de aserraderos de cinta portátiles, manuales e hidráulicos, con una capacidad para cortar troncos desde 69 cm (27") hasta 92 cm (36") de diámetro. El paquete estándar de los aserraderos de banda Norwood está compuesto por una cama de 16 pies de largo (4.8m) la cual le permitirá cortar troncos hasta de 13 pies (4m) de largo dependiendo del modelo que escoja. Podrá adicionar extensiones adicionales de 4 pies (1.2m) para extender la cama del aserradero para cortar troncos más largos.
De hecho, usted podra cortar troncos de cualquier longitud con la configuracion estacionaria, hay propierarios de aserraderos que cortan troncos tan largos como de 40 pies (12.1 m). Todos los aserraderos Norwood tienen la posibilidad opcional de adicionar el Sistema de remolque para poder movilizarlo de lugar en lugar.
Los Aserraderos Norwood inician desde $4567 en el MN26V2. La LM29V2 inicia desde $5297. EL mas grande aserradero de banda que tenemos, La HD36, empieza desde solo $8267 y usted podra en cualquier momento acutalizarlo a un aserradero completamente Hudraúlico.
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It is nice to hear 9/16 and 4 feet and 1/2-20 instead of MM or meters like some narrator who thinks their still in China.
There are a lot of Norwood mills in Canada, too (all around the world, actually). I'm sure a lot of them struggle with our SAE system.
Has anyone bought and assembled a 2021 HD36 sawmill?
I'm working on assembling the new HD36v2 a little frustrated as it seems to be quite a bit different.
Working on the HD38 now, finishing up carriage and sawhead assembly. Same deck as the 36v2, which is more robust than the older HD36. You just have to take your time and make sure you carefully follow instructions. I recommend reading through the manual first, at least the entire section you're about to work on. Also, take careful inventory of the parts you need for that section and only take out the parts you need.
@@mariaknutson1639 is there a particular spot you're stuck on or have you gotten it all together?
@@Desert_Hobo do you have a video on the bed frame. Am having a bit trouble with getting the rail level and even..
@@danielmuletas9786 can you give me some more details of the problem? I don't have any videos of the assembly, but I can help walk you through it. Did you just start?
I didn't get a hat????with my machine...
Hi Happy. What model Norwood bandmill and when did you order? We can't look it up as we can only see your UA-cam handle. Can you email us at info@NorwoodSawmills.com ? Thanks
Hi there. Not sure who you are, what you got or when you got it? Can you email us at info@NorwoodSawmills.com and we would be happy to help you.