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Sorry to hear you're not likening your sawmill; I've cut a lot of lumber with mine. I don't think mine is a wood miser by any means. what's the issue with yours?

My commentary for this video ended up on the cutting room floor. To tell you the truth I was really getting into playing music, it was a new thing I was learning to edit in the video at the time. and the teaching and sharing took the cut. Thank you for pointing that out to me and I will do my best in the future to add more commentary in. Is there anything you would like to see done or learn about?

How would you have changed the blade? I'm open to suggestions. what type of a mill do you have?

Good video. I have a 26" Bozeman from Princess Auto which is almost identical to the TMG. It does take longer to adjust things on these cheaper mills but not bad once you do it a few times. It really helps if the tracking is still good after installing a new blade. My yellow guard plugs up as well but I have been running without it.

@@cliffscuts5948 same as u same way without loosen guides 10 mins tops goes on to the same place old came off almost every time

I agree the tracking can take time when it's not good. I think I will try running without that yellow guard also thanks for the idea. I also think that changing the blade, and setting the guides is so important for the correct and continued operation of the saw, why rush it, take the time you need to double check everything is tight and spaced properly. thanks for the comment!@@leftyleeman

Your right about the extra time, but if I don't move the guides out of the way I can't make sure the tension of the blade is correct. The check for proper tension is moving the blade no more than 1/4 to 1/8 in with my finger. The guides are in the way. plus, the guides are important to get a straight cut, and worth the time it takes to get them set right. thanks for the feedback.

@cliffscuts5948 does it not have a set amount of turns on the tension handle or a torque spec? Once the guides are set so you have the proper clearance, you shouldn't have to touch them. I'm not familiar with that saw but, simply pushing down on the blade with your finger seems a little Mikey Mouse.

The manual for the machine called out the 1/4 to 1/8 deflection, a set number of turns or a torque spec would be a great quick check to get going milling, but the finger method is a pretty common thing, I've tightened many an alternator and fan belt that way on cars and other machinery. also, my grizzly band saw calls out the same method for its tension check of the metal blades. once the tension is set and I stop work I turn the tension hand bar two full turns to take tension off the blade. and when I start up days later, I turn it back two full turns. that is unless I get in a hurry and forget to tension the blade and start the engine. If that happens then I replace the blade because I messed it up. Thanks for the interest I hope I've answered your question and I'll try to get the question into my next video for everyone to learn from. Subscribe and like !! Cliff@@SteveBowers-h5p

it was amazing and they where delicious. it was the first time in three years we got any Dungees!!!

lol

Thank you very much! glad you liked it.

how does 9" x15" sound 9 inches tall 15 inches long in a V with the ends acting as legs to keep the body for the ground for good drainage?

Yes please!

thanks Brenda Private what do you consider cool for you. it has to be fast so I can take it to you in pinedale!

A small planter!

sorry Yas Rawr did you want me to talk to him, or is that just a good rap rime?

@cliffscuts5948 it’s just a good rap rime i don’t know your grandson

thanks for viewing tell me what you like and dont like.

Well all of it was good the only thing I would critique is when you finish the project show the result

@@DrS4lt i mwill keep that in mind some things take time to build what would you like to see built

how you doing sis

@@cliffscuts5948 I am good!

thanks for the comment keep watching !

thanks for the comment keep watching !