Very helpful info. I’ve noticed several mills on you tube with blowers that looked like great systems, thanks for the great tutorial. Right in the process of collecting stuff I need for putting up a building.
Auxiliary air is the key. Conventional methods require more hp due to the vacuum needed to pull the material thru. This lets the air do the work. Good luck and thanks for watching.
Really liked your video some great tips! My question, do you saw logs that require a lot of lube? I saw predominantly Douglas Fir which has lot's of pitch which reqiures to put a bunch of water to it. I'm wondering when the sawdust is damp/wet you'd think it may hang up in the flexible hose spiral ribs. Any thoughts or experience with this? Thanks
@@oldbluffsawmill5235I've only gone and bloody done it ! Just got the system based on your design up and running and it's running well. I would like to send you a video of my interpretation but can't figure out for the life of me how to do that through RUclips.
Not particularly but it is possible to add to business that made be taken advantage of in near by communities. So it maybe worth looking into. I would be interested in discussing it with you.
@@oldbluffsawmill5235I already have a complete 3 phase unit . Just trying to see how folks delt with hose. Ran mill for first time in barn last night. One log pretty well trashed a 12x25 area lol
Great video bud. Just subscribe to your channel. Me and Nathan both will get a lot of info out of that I'm sure. Where did you get the swivel? Within the next two weeks I'm going to be hooking one up on my LT 50. If you get a chance check out Truevine today. I've been posting videos on a pretty regular basis growing the channel. Keep up the good work talk to you soon
@@oldbluffsawmill5235 Thanks I have a LT50 ,going to try your sawdust collection system really like your channel , I started with alt 30 , went to a 40 now the 50 like them all
Good deal, you’ll like the chain turner. Get yourself a laser too, it’s amazing at how much it helps. Also look at my video on speeding up the saw head up and down too. Good luck and thanks for watching.
My son has a channel on our farm and sawmill as well check it sometime Firewater Farm Sawmill thanks and enjoyed the video we are currently looking at installing a dust collection system on our mill as well
Very helpful info. I’ve noticed several mills on you tube with blowers that looked like great systems, thanks for the great tutorial. Right in the process of collecting stuff I need for putting up a building.
You go boy……..you got this, I can tell from your comments.
Thanks Kim
Great information for when my time comes to the point where I need one.
Auxiliary air is the key. Conventional methods require more hp due to the vacuum needed to pull the material thru. This lets the air do the work. Good luck and thanks for watching.
Really liked your video some great tips! My question, do you saw logs that require a lot of lube? I saw predominantly Douglas Fir which has lot's of pitch which reqiures to put a bunch of water to it. I'm wondering when the sawdust is damp/wet you'd think it may hang up in the flexible hose spiral ribs. Any thoughts or experience with this? Thanks
I have actually switched over to diesel fuel for coolant. It takes very little to keep the blade clean. Only one drop per second will do the trick.
Thanks so much for this video I have a LT40 in UK and have been looking for a solution to this problem for a while ,this one ticks all the boxes.
You’re gonna be surprised how well it works. Some people just won’t accept the simplicity.
Thanks for watching and commenting
Where are you in the UK?
@@oldbluffsawmill5235 we are in Sewstern Lincolnshire. We have bought the woodmizer to help out our Danckaert tropicana 1600 band mill
I watched a video on Lincolnshire, beautiful place. Lots of trains ….huh
@@oldbluffsawmill5235I've only gone and bloody done it ! Just got the system based on your design up and running and it's running well. I would like to send you a video of my interpretation but can't figure out for the life of me how to do that through RUclips.
What type of container do you collect the dust in? Does the outlet port go right outside the building?
Yes the sawdust comes out of the building high and accumulates on the ground. Then I spread it out or customers get it.
@@oldbluffsawmill5235 Oh, okay, thanks!
Do you see a need for a saw sharpening service in your area?
Not particularly but it is possible to add to business that made be taken advantage of in near by communities. So it maybe worth looking into. I would be interested in discussing it with you.
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It works great with a 1hp motor
@@oldbluffsawmill5235I already have a complete 3 phase unit . Just trying to see how folks delt with hose. Ran mill for first time in barn last night. One log pretty well trashed a 12x25 area lol
@@oldbluffsawmill5235 where did you source your hose and how well/long does it last.
I got it on eBay, but I’d shop around it’s expensive. The swivel I got on eBay too.
Great video bud. Just subscribe to your channel. Me and Nathan both will get a lot of info out of that I'm sure. Where did you get the swivel? Within the next two weeks I'm going to be hooking one up on my LT 50. If you get a chance check out Truevine today. I've been posting videos on a pretty regular basis growing the channel. Keep up the good work talk to you soon
Thanks for watching and commenting. I’ll check out your channel. Good luck
Got the 6” swivel on eBay. Expensive though about 250
What type of breed is your dog.
Cangal, a herd breed from India. He’s the lovingest dog but still a pup
My wife corrected me, Cangal is a Turkish breed.
Uncle ted
Thanks for watching
Where did you get. Your swivel for your 6” hose on your sawdust blower
I ordered it on eBay, they are pricey too. But it really helps.
@@oldbluffsawmill5235 Thanks I have a LT50 ,going to try your sawdust collection system really like your channel , I started with alt 30 , went to a 40 now the 50 like them all
Good deal, you’ll like the chain turner. Get yourself a laser too, it’s amazing at how much it helps. Also look at my video on speeding up the saw head up and down too.
Good luck and thanks for watching.
My son has a channel on our farm and sawmill as well check it sometime Firewater Farm Sawmill thanks and enjoyed the video we are currently looking at installing a dust collection system on our mill as well
I’ll check it out thanks for watching and best of luck
I saw his channel, he has a nice setup I know you’re proud of him. He’s a hard worker you can tell. We need more in this world.