Instead of putting all of that wood in the burn pile, you could cut it up for people to burn in there fireplaces for the winter that can't afford to buy wood. They could go ahead and start to make a stoke pile of it. Give to a family in your community. It's just a thought. Love all your videos. God Bless you and I am praying for your wife and you also.
Very educational video Todd, I personally don't have a Saw Mill. I just like watching wood get cut. I think that you should be sponsored by @Woodmizer . Stay happy, healthy, hydrated and safe. May God continue to bless you and your family.
Great video and for some reason have not been seeing notifications for your channel so I'll try and play closer attention. Take care and have a blessed week.
@@ReapWhatYouSeauxLeJeune, I've got her added to my private list and will add her to my Farm Truck Friday list on my channel this coming Friday. Give her a hug from our family.
I really like pine lumber..... easy to work with and plenty strong enough. This is a great tutorial, and I want a sawmill pretty much!!! Hope Jerriath is getting better right now!
They told me I’m looking at 3-4 more days in hospital. It will depend on how my lungs respond weaning off the steroids. I’m praying they do well. I’m so ready to go home! Whatever you do, don’t wood burn rich lighter pine... it puts a toxic smoke off. That’s what has caused all my problems....
I like these sawmill videos! Thanks for the step by step information! I guess the only good thing about the rain is it keeps the bugs down while your working 😉👍🏻
Great information and tips! Would you rather have the controls/operate it from the other side so you're not walking through saw dust while you're working?
Love all your videos, don't use the tick tock , Instagram but watch all your videos here, have the same LT-15 but mine is a GO, one Q for now, do you adjust your guides and blade level every time you change your blade? Keep more coming , Great job. 👍👍👍👍
The Acc 2 has its own adjustment as long as your blade is level to the mill and not dipping you can set to 12’’ hit rest on computer it will be set at 12 easy to work with
@@ReapWhatYouSeauxLeJeune Cheers Todd, with timber prices it would pay for itself pretty quick. Love what Jerri and yourself are doing on the farm love watching it grow. Prayers too you both hopefully Jerri be back real soon we all miss her and wish for health to rebound 🙏🙏💙💜🌻🌻
Thxs good info on how to cut....How long did it take you to get how fast you push when cutting? And does it depend on what kind of wood you are sawing???
You have to Listen to the machine you can hear the motor when you’re going to fast starts bogging down the Trick to cut Goodwood is to slow down take your time. Change your blades before you have to it is a lot easier to cut with a Sharp blade.I will do a video very soon on my sharpener
Hard wood is a little slower but not enough to tell if it’s green dry hard wood slows you down more. Now Certain types of hardwood like pecan and hickory or hard to cut when it dries it slows you down a lot
Have you ever tried the Diesel drip ONLY ? no water. When i was using water it would build up around the roller guide and in the sawdust shoot, but with the Diesel Drip there is no build up now. Just wondering if you have tried only Diesel Drip ?
Just came across your video. Quick question. I’m closing on 12 acres of property at the end of the month. I’ve got about 30 mature oaks that I’m gonna be cutting down to make way for a homestead. In your honest opinion, would a sawmill like this be worth it? I hate to just pile those beautiful logs up and burn them, and I don’t see myself making enough money trying to sell them. I’ve considered purchasing a mill like this to utilize the oaks. Thoughts?
Yes it’s a lot of hard work but can be a lot of fun. Lots of people get into it thinking they going to make a lot of money. They find out quick it’s a lot of hard labor. We been having Woodmizer sawmills since 1987 . Great company
Well done video! Only comment would be regarding drip. It’s not to cool the blade, ever. Lubrication only. If you need to cool the blade something else is wrong.
Get Well Jerriath
Thank you!!!
Instead of putting all of that wood in the burn pile, you could cut it up for people to burn in there fireplaces for the winter that can't afford to buy wood. They could go ahead and start to make a stoke pile of it. Give to a family in your community. It's just a thought. Love all your videos. God Bless you and I am praying for your wife and you also.
Most people just burn hard wood around here . Pine clogs the pipes up
It's great to have a dry place to work and still be outside!🐶⚘🐺
Yes it is!! Glad you stopped by
Very educational video Todd, I personally don't have a Saw Mill. I just like watching wood get cut. I think that you should be sponsored by @Woodmizer .
Stay happy, healthy, hydrated and safe.
May God continue to bless you and your family.
Good morning Todd. Praying that Jerr is doing so much better. You are both in my thoughts and prayers.
Thank you so much! We appreciate you!!
Good video.
Really good video. I enjoy seeing the mill with tips and how things work. Nice job! Loads of prayers forJerriath..
Praying for jerriath I hope she is getting better
Thank you!
Great video and for some reason have not been seeing notifications for your channel so I'll try and play closer attention. Take care and have a blessed week.
Thanks y’all pray for Jerriath She’s in the hospital day 11
@@ReapWhatYouSeauxLeJeune, I've got her added to my private list and will add her to my Farm Truck Friday list on my channel this coming Friday. Give her a hug from our family.
Thanks for posting sir. I just got my Lt15 Go this week. Going to do my first log this morning. Big help
Any questions just ask
I really like pine lumber..... easy to work with and plenty strong enough. This is a great tutorial, and I want a sawmill pretty much!!!
Hope Jerriath is getting better right now!
They told me I’m looking at 3-4 more days in hospital. It will depend on how my lungs respond weaning off the steroids. I’m praying they do well. I’m so ready to go home! Whatever you do, don’t wood burn rich lighter pine... it puts a toxic smoke off. That’s what has caused all my problems....
@@ReapWhatYouSeauxLeJeune I will keep that in mind! I’m still praying for complete recovery!
Thank you. I’m still in the hospital 😭😭😭
@@ReapWhatYouSeauxLeJeune Bless your heart Jerriath!!! We gotta get you outta there!!!
Yes!! Jail break!!! Lol
I can’t wait to get one. Thanks bro
Good job Todd. Hope your Wife is well before soon .
Now i wanta go home and run my Sawmill..lol.
Wat leuk om zo wat te leren van u toppie hoor
Lookin good my friend, I may need some more 2x4s soon... Praying Jerriath gets well soon
Thank you! Just let me know how many you need and I’ll cut them
I like these sawmill videos! Thanks for the step by step information! I guess the only good thing about the rain is it keeps the bugs down while your working 😉👍🏻
Great information and tips! Would you rather have the controls/operate it from the other side so you're not walking through saw dust while you're working?
Free lumber.😊
Love all your videos, don't use the tick tock , Instagram but watch all your videos here, have the same LT-15 but mine is a GO, one Q for now, do you adjust your guides and blade level every time you change your blade? Keep more coming , Great job. 👍👍👍👍
No I check it out every a week
The Acc 2 has its own adjustment as long as your blade is level to the mill and not dipping you can set to 12’’ hit rest on computer it will be set at 12 easy to work with
Hello Todd, how much was the mill set up?. Sending prayers and healing energy to Jerri get well soon we miss you. 🙏🙏💜💙🌻
9k for the Mill
@@ReapWhatYouSeauxLeJeune Cheers Todd, with timber prices it would pay for itself pretty quick. Love what Jerri and yourself are doing on the farm love watching it grow. Prayers too you both hopefully Jerri be back real soon we all miss her and wish for health to rebound 🙏🙏💙💜🌻🌻
Thxs good info on how to cut....How long did it take you to get how fast you push when cutting? And does it depend on what kind of wood you are sawing???
You have to Listen to the machine you can hear the motor when you’re going to fast starts bogging down the Trick to cut Goodwood is to slow down take your time. Change your blades before you have to it is a lot easier to cut with a Sharp blade.I will do a video very soon on my sharpener
@@ReapWhatYouSeauxLeJeune So one speed no mater what kind wood you are sawing??
Hard wood is a little slower but not enough to tell if it’s green dry hard wood slows you down more. Now Certain types of hardwood like pecan and hickory or hard to cut when it dries it slows you down a lot
Have you ever tried the Diesel drip ONLY ? no water. When i was using water it would build up around the roller guide and in the sawdust shoot, but with the Diesel Drip there is no build up now. Just wondering if you have tried only Diesel Drip ?
Yes I run just Diesel now works a lot better.
Just came across your video. Quick question. I’m closing on 12 acres of property at the end of the month. I’ve got about 30 mature oaks that I’m gonna be cutting down to make way for a homestead. In your honest opinion, would a sawmill like this be worth it? I hate to just pile those beautiful logs up and burn them, and I don’t see myself making enough money trying to sell them. I’ve considered purchasing a mill like this to utilize the oaks. Thoughts?
Yes You always need wood to work with just be careful it will turn in to a business fast lol.
Any questions just ask 👍
@@ReapWhatYouSeauxLeJeune is it worth it as a side business?
Yes it’s a lot of hard work but can be a lot of fun. Lots of people get into it thinking they going to make a lot of money. They find out quick it’s a lot of hard labor. We been having Woodmizer sawmills since 1987 . Great company
How much will the 2x4s shrink when they dry
Very little .just get a lot lighter. The 1x12’s will shrink around 1/4 on the width
Well done video! Only comment would be regarding drip. It’s not to cool the blade, ever. Lubrication only. If you need to cool the blade something else is wrong.
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7-1/8" for two 3-1/2" 2X4's
Price this mechine
Around $10,000
great video iam new at n learned alot ty
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