Picked mine up last week. The instructions were not very clear and this video was just posted. I recommend watching it at least 2 times its a lot better then the book. Side note your blade tensioner wrench is in the box with the blade
It would be nice to see some recommendations for building a platform for this mill. I just received the LX55 and although putting together this mill is going to be quite a chore figuring out a suitable base is another story.
I recommend watching several videos of the LX55 and 25, and the comparable Woodland Mills mills. Pay close attention the bases used. Many, many options, I went with the LX50 Super which is the 55 rebranded. Should get it in a few weeks!!
Is there an add on cursor for setting up board thickness? The scale is good but you need a movable cursor to pick the thickness you need to be repeatable from the top of the cant.
great video, very clear, however, as this is a 'portable' unit, having a 'trolley' with it, to store the parts in initially, And for tools, blades, etc. during use, would be advantageous, esp. since the 'crete' you show it packed in is single use, you 'break it' the first time, and the wood screws, zip strips are only single use; this trolley (minus the engine, of coarse), would be a more environmentally sustainable solution (less waste, from packaging materials).
Hi Paul Chace, thank you for choosing Wood-Mizer! The biggest differences are the beds, engine size, and functionality of the machines. I have linked two of our RUclips videos that I think might be of help. LX25 and LX55 Open House: ruclips.net/video/EuSfSsWRwEg/видео.html LT15 Walkthrough: ruclips.net/video/N17UltVOj1E/видео.html
@@woodmizer thank you for your quick reply, I'm thinking seriously about going into the milling business I kind of like the lt35 is there a place where I could go to take a look at one maybe get a little tutorial do you have a fair or seminar coming up in New England?
Hi again, feel free to check out this video on the LT35, ruclips.net/video/yvIfM5QL9FE/видео.html. And if you are interested in seeing one in person, please visit woodmizer.com/dealer to contact your local representative. They may be able to set up a time for you to come by and look at some mills at your nearest Wood-Mizer facility.
Que presio tiene el aserradero lx 55 wood maizer y si me pude madar un número de teléfono o whatsApp para comunicarme con usted vivo en Panamá provincia cocle distrito aguadulce
When do you put on the damn clamp points and are they supposed to spin freely or what because it’s not in the video and the instructions aren’t helpful on the matter
Picked mine up last week. The instructions were not very clear and this video was just posted. I recommend watching it at least 2 times its a lot better then the book. Side note your blade tensioner wrench is in the box with the blade
What was your wait time?
I cannot wait for mine to arrive. Looking forward to cutting some of my trees off of my property.
You ordered one of these? How is the cutting? Is it smooth? Do the blades gum up with saw dust after a day worth of cutting?
almost time getting closer to my 27 weeks to pick up my lx55 should be Nov 9th so stoked has been a long wait and i am ready to go
Mines coming in November, can’t wait!
I have been waiting e year for my LX55.
How long did you wait?
Ordered mine sept of 21 & got it delivered May of 22.. Was told I would wait a year but ended up being less.
The videos are so much easier than reading the manual
Other motor oil can be to serve? 15 w 30, for example? Tanks!
I really like the bed design of the Lt15..thi
s seems a bit light
It would be nice to see some recommendations for building a platform for this mill. I just received the LX55 and although putting together this mill is going to be quite a chore figuring out a suitable base is another story.
I recommend watching several videos of the LX55 and 25, and the comparable Woodland Mills mills. Pay close attention the bases used. Many, many options, I went with the LX50 Super which is the 55 rebranded. Should get it in a few weeks!!
Do they make electric starter for Lx55
Don't forget to back off the blade guides before tensioning. Not specifically shown in this video
Is there an electric version of the video?
Can't wait to set up our lx25!! End of July right guys?!?
Is there an add on cursor for setting up board thickness? The scale is good but you need a movable cursor to pick the thickness you need to be repeatable from the top of the cant.
great video, very clear, however, as this is a 'portable' unit, having a 'trolley' with it, to store the parts in initially, And for tools, blades, etc. during use, would be advantageous, esp. since the 'crete' you show it packed in is single use, you 'break it' the first time, and the wood screws, zip strips are only single use; this trolley (minus the engine, of coarse), would be a more environmentally sustainable solution (less waste, from packaging materials).
What is the difference between the LT model line and the LX
Hi Paul Chace, thank you for choosing Wood-Mizer! The biggest differences are the beds, engine size, and functionality of the machines. I have linked two of our RUclips videos that I think might be of help. LX25 and LX55 Open House: ruclips.net/video/EuSfSsWRwEg/видео.html LT15 Walkthrough: ruclips.net/video/N17UltVOj1E/видео.html
@@woodmizer thank you for your quick reply, I'm thinking seriously about going into the milling business I kind of like the lt35 is there a place where I could go to take a look at one maybe get a little tutorial do you have a fair or seminar coming up in New England?
Hi again, feel free to check out this video on the LT35, ruclips.net/video/yvIfM5QL9FE/видео.html. And if you are interested in seeing one in person, please visit woodmizer.com/dealer to contact your local representative. They may be able to set up a time for you to come by and look at some mills at your nearest Wood-Mizer facility.
Que presio tiene el aserradero lx 55 wood maizer y si me pude madar un número de teléfono o whatsApp para comunicarme con usted vivo en Panamá provincia cocle distrito aguadulce
How much $$..?
The LX55 sawmill starts at $4,595 USD. Please visit woodmizer.com/Store/Shop/Portable-Sawmills/LX55-Portable-Sawmill for more information. Thanks!
Where are they manufactured?
@@jaytodd5809 our LX55 sawmill is Built in the USA at our manufacturing facility in Indiana.
When do you put on the damn clamp points and are they supposed to spin freely or what because it’s not in the video and the instructions aren’t helpful on the matter
Says right in the manual that they go on when you put the clamp screws in. They just spin. Once clamped they won’t move
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