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Frontier OS27 Sawmill First Cuts
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A quick video of my first few cuts on my Frontier OS27 sawmill. Started with a small oak log and took the top off of a boxelder log in the last clip. My video editing skills are lacking so hopefully they will get better over time.
Unpacking the Frontier OS27 Sawmill
Просмотров 8 тыс.5 лет назад
My Frontier Sawmills OS27 was delivered today and I started the process of breaking down the crate.
Kubota BX2380 Plastic Cutting Edge
Просмотров 2,8 тыс.5 лет назад
Recently purchased a Kubota BX 2380 and wanted to add a plastic cutting edge that wouldn't scratch my driveway. The cutting edges sold online were ridiculously priced so I decided to make my own. I used a food grade, plastic cutting board.
2017 Single Stack Nationals
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My first USPSA Nationals competition is in the books. I made a few too many mistakes but still met my goal of finishing in the top half. My 1911 is an STI Trojan .40 from Dawson Precision shooting 200 grain SNS Casting coated bullets.
2016 USPSA Area 5 Championship - Winnequah Gun Club
Просмотров 2088 лет назад
My first Area match. Production C Class - 3rd Place Production Overall - 35th out of 95
2016 Winnequah USPSA Nailed Shut
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GoPro video of the stage "Nailed Shut" from the 6/18/16 Winnequah Gun Club match. This wasn't a very good stage for me. For some reason I took unnecessary makeup shots and had one mike on the swinger.
2015 Chevrolet Silverado Side Mirror Motor Replacement
Просмотров 40 тыс.8 лет назад
I want to apologize for the lack of audio. Turn closed captioning on for a few in-video instructions! I took the video with my GoPro and was going to just scrap it since the audio didn't turn out. However, I didn't find many resources when I was looking at how the mirrors came apart. I backed out of the garage and caught the mirror on the door frame, which broke the plastic pivot point off of t...
2016 USPSA Wisconsin Section
Просмотров 388 лет назад
A stage with the Texas star, my least favorite target.
2016 Wisconsin Section Stage 2
Просмотров 368 лет назад
A decent run from the Wisconsin Section Match. Definitely need to work on my speed.
Almost Hitting a Squirrel with Snowmobile
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Almost Hitting a Squirrel with Snowmobile
Good review
Where did you buy that at and what is it called???
It's in the video description.
Thanks for the video, it helped a bunch!
How did you get the back plate onto the motor?
If I recall correctly, it has tabs that side in to the motor and lock.
I want this machine, can you help me?
Thanks heaps for taking the time to produce the video, very informative from someone who owns one, like others, I will look at my options, hope frontier watches your video and make some improvement's, then may be a good machine.
No manual Assorted pages thrown together and for all the saws. Copied pictures were just black. Called left messages for MONTHS not one call back absolutely no help. This might be a piece of cake for some of you but I have been around paving machines and worked on equipment for 41 years. This was not easy to put together by yourself
Did you have any trouble levelling saw head. My whole head tilts forward slightly on the posts. Blade is not level and dives.
I believe they are supposed to be canted forward slightly. I've never even checked it.
I'm glad I'm not the only one that thinks the assembly instructions are a bit difficult in places. Not everywhere, but definitely on some critical steps. Good informative video and I wish I'd have looked for vids like this before I started assembly of mine. Almost done now though and I've noticed some differences/improvements since yours came off the line.
I'm surprised they haven't addressed this yet. I've had my mill for several years now. Norwood should ready out to an actual end user and let them rewrite the manual.
@@neubauer6 I agree entirely. They are so familiar with their product they assume everyone knows what they are referring to. Even the close up pictures in some cases don't reference the general area of the detail. I spent a lot of time with that. Now, if I did a second one, the things we are talking about wouldn't be so critical.
I have a OS23. It came with no manual or customer support. This video is the most help I’ve had to assemble after two months. Thanks. Is there anyone that can sell, loan, or rent an assembly instructions? Customer service is useless. Can someone sent pictures of cutting head assembly? Desperate. Terrylatino@gmail.com. Any model is better than what I have.
But the real issue is how do you get the old one off?
Thankfully my garage took care of that when I backed out.
maybe remove the track extension when transporting, also maybe you could remove all nonessential sheet metal around the safety switches to make a place for the saw dust to fall out.
That would be a big job and defeat the purpose of them even offering it for sale. I don't want to spend an hour putting the track back together if I take my mill to someone else's property.
Where you at with the mill now I have a os31 on the way with a trailer
I haven't used it for a few months. I may get back to it in March when the snow melts.
am putting mine together now and your video was a great help, dint like how the throttle cable runs.
Yeah I hear you. I'm constantly adjusting mine on the motor. Sometimes I let go of the throttle and the blade doesn't stop spinning. Other times I open the throttle and the cable pulls through the screw that secures it and I can't get to full throttle. Constantly adjusting it.
I bought the stainless steel bunk guards for the os27. It has no instructions and I see no holes already predrilled in the bunks. Has anyone else purchase these guards and if so how was installation
Thanks for sharing i have The same mill still in crate will make video when up and running. All the best to you and yours from John in Texas
I just bought a Frontier Sawmills. Putting it together now.
You voice sounds is very low.
Great video. Thanks for taking the time to make it. I really enjoy my OS27 Sawmill. Subscribed.
So glad you did this video. I like others have been tossing the idea around about purchasing a sawmill. Started out with harbor freight and escalated. Came down to this sawmill and woodland mills. Looks more and more like woodland mills may get my business. Great job and thanks.
Thanks for the review. I have the OS27 Gen 1 without the trailer. The assembly wasn't bad. Motor runs great going on 2.5 years of running it. I also have trouble with the belt wearing and called their support, one tech said that that is normal, and another said that it needs adjusted. After "adjusting" like they said, it still wears.... I ordered extra belts to have on hand because i haven't found the issue. I'll try the motor mounts like you suggested. The water drip does have a lot to be desired, and i also broke both grease zirks on the band wheels. I also stripped out one of the log clamps trying to hold the log into place. I recently bought the "auto water" feature, but it doesn't look like it fits the Gen 1 model, so it looks like I will be adapting that somehow. The log stops do move occasionally and need to be re-squared with the bed. This usually happens when i am trying to roll a massive logs on the mill. I have cut many species of wood, the really "wet" logs do cause an issue with the dust exiting the saw. I also have to blow out the sawdust with the air compressor now and then when it builds up. I was looking into buying the trailer, but after your review I am building one, and for a lot cheaper/better built. Like you said:It is a great saw for the weekend sawyer, but expect to have a few issues.
What type of belts are on the V groove pulleys. Size, manufacturer, Belt numbers. Thanks.
I also have belt issue 50 hrs all I get out of a belt Napa has belts B 85 works
Thamks for the videos. I am about to buy this mill too,but I am concerned wether they have fixed the problem with sawdust piling up in the saw house. How do you experience this? I am also planning on getting the trailer later on, but I see you are not happy with it. That is also a mayor concern... Kind regards from Norway.
My mill does have a dust chute and it takes care of some of the issues with dust buildup. Mine does have dust pile up on top of the safety switches but I haven't noticed it causing any issues. I open the hood and blow all of the dust out between logs. The trailer is not something that I can recommend. It comes with minimal directions and is not very sturdy. If I had to do it again, I would build my own.
Thanks, I was going to get this mill but now with woodland mills new mills I will get th HM126. The frontier website never gave me a comfortable feeling. All the mix match of pictures shows the truth, each mill is different and a hodge podge of parts. It looks nice just not what I would expect for $4.5k!
Exactly what I was looking for and it worked. You may have said it but I needed a star tip screwdriver for the motor. I got a whole screwdriver kit at Advance Auto for $10. And the mirror only has two prongs. From my research and what I was told, it was suppose to have three. So I ordered a new one, and two prongs is all a new one has. I got a motor $32 and mirror $92 from GM Direct. Looking into returning the mirror.
Looking at buying this or the woodland mills What’s your opinion now that you’ve had this awhile
If you buy the mill, I think you'll be happy. The instructions for assembly were poor. I would not buy the trailer again. Norwood's customer service was very slow to reply to emails. They had one guy that would answer technical questions on this mill and he was impossible to get by phone.
So, what do you think about the mill now that you've got it assembled and operational? I'm debating on a 27 rather than a Woodland Mills. Would love to hear what you think.
I think I'd spend the extra for a Woodmizer. Just my personal opinion.
@@neubauer6 Yikes, that's too bad. You haven't been thrilled with it huh?
@@OffGridFromTheGroundUp there are too many things that should have been addressed by the company before bringing these to market. It appears to have been rushed.
@@neubauer6 That sucks. It was the perfect combination for me with the longer extension. So, glad you responded. Thanks!
@@OffGridFromTheGroundUp if you are buying it as a stationary unit without the trailer, you may have better luck than I did. The mill itself is built well and most of my issues stemmed from the trailer. Assembly was challenging due to poor instructions. The consumables like roller guide bearings don't seem to last very long. I will be replacing mine when it warms up. Customer service was a challenge since only one employee knew how to answer technical questions about these mills. If you are considering it, I would call Norwood as a year has passed and I'm sure the employees are more up to speed. I will say that I was always able to speak to someone when I called and they were always pleasant.
getting any hours on the sawmill? what are your final thoughts?
Winter hit early and I took a few months off to deer hunt. The trailer is a joke and I would never buy it again. The mill itself is ok but needs a lot of tweaking to get perfect cuts.
@@neubauer6 thanks, mill still seems to be the best bang for the buck. I have read and talked to Richard, get the 4deg kasco blades.
The Woodmizer Turbo 7's have been working well for me. I did cut a couple logs this past weekend but we're down in the single digit temps now. I'll try and get a video next time I saw.
@@neubauer6 more videos would be great. at least a close up walk around of the mill.
How much was shipping?
$217 for mine. About 100 miles from their warehouse.
Man I want one! Move videos please
Would you buy this mill again?? I’m looking to buy this little mill next month
How has this machine been working for you now that you've owned it a bit. Thanks for the video
I haven't sawn in a while since winter hit and we have a lot of snow. I'm already replacing belts and bearings on the roller guides after minimal usage.
@@neubauer6 That is sad. I've an old Timberking 1220 and the belts shouldn't need to be replaced for years. Bearings on roller guides do go bad quickly, but still you shouldn't have to replace anything unless you have hours of usage.
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Have u got the new adjustable blade guide yet ?
They sent me parts off the demo model. One of them spit a few ball bearings out in shipping so I'm waiting on a replacement.
How straight does it cut? Are you happy overall with it?
It cuts well. I'm still dealing with the company to get all of the parts I'm missing for the blade guide. Hoping to cut some this upcoming weekend.
I think i will be purchasing one and i hope they send me the updated model. This whole shipping old stock is BS.
I,m thinking hard on getting one...Thanks
any updates on the sawmill?
Nope. It's been 85+ degrees for the last month or so and I haven't had a chance to use it.
Would like to see more videos on the mill up close plz
video was great btw.
Thanks! I'll do a walk around this weekend if it's not raining.
Thanks a lot. Does the blade guide support slide in and out to adjust for the log width? Please do a walk around video.
I am still waiting for those parts. They come on the newer models and I was shipped an old one. Staff is working to get them to me.
any updates to the sawmill?
I have cut 3 logs so far. Will try to get a video up soon.
@@neubauer6 That would be great. Something showing an overview and close ups of quality.
Yea I would love to see a detailed video of the quality
Really interested to see how this mill works by someone other then the company. Looking at buying the same one. Hope to see new videos soon to help me finalize my decision!
You need to make more videos on the sawmill
I'm working on it. Haven't had a good solid day to finish putting everything together.
How did it work?
It's been working awesome. I should get one season out of each side of the cutting board. I'll post an update after it's done snowing!
Thanks for making the video. It helped me figure out what I needed to do.
How did you disassemble it? I want to mount warning lights on the lower black portion.
I hit it on the garage door and it disassembled itself. 4 screws held the motor on, that's all I remember.
@@neubauer6 lol same here!
Thanks man, worked perfectly. Was fighting that thing all day. Been nice if I could hear ya though.
Thanks neubauer6 because of your video I figured out how to remove my mirror glass and how to install. I made a short video discussing it. Hope you don't mind me linking it. Hopefully we can keep help out other viewers from damaging their mirror doing repairs to them. ruclips.net/video/JLO6SjQimOc/видео.html