To be fair, I think the “you can be sawing in a few hours” claim is for the mill itself. Not the trailer package, power feed, and winch. Still, 9 hours isn’t too bad.
As you said it before, knowing "your" sawmill from head to toe will increase system performance due to lower cost and higher output ...... and more fun with the new toy! 😆
Fall Line Ridge I am soo glad you got the mill together I enjoyed seeing you and your father doing the work the drone footage was great too.Thanks all be blessed.
I think it was a good choice to put it together yourself for future repairs or just checking things! Later you may feel that was the best 9 hours of your work experience!
How sweet it is to get a new, better, toy and to have the help from your Dad to get it up and running. You and your Dad warmed my semi-old crusty heart the way you guys worked together. I look forward to many more videos and adventures from the Fall Line Ridge.
I love your dad's workshop! ( jealous, a bit, really) Your reasoning for doing the assembly yourself sounds really solid - I'll consider that myself next time I'm faced with having shop assembly or my own.
Hello again Young Man, You sir are definately blessed, cherish those times you have with your Papa. Always love watching your life. Steve and JuneBug living life in Beaumont California.
Im glad I watched this video you shared for a couple of reasons. First reason is I had planned on picking up the woodmizer LT15 with my father in laws pickup truck but now after seeing the difficulty of raising it off a flat bed trailer I see an issue with being able to raise it high enough to clear the side of the truck bed. I guess we could raise it high enough and just drive the truck forward until it clears then lower the saw head to the ground. The second issue I have is we do not own a tractor. I have not put my order in just yet but I plan on getting the trailer option but most likely that will be down the road since it adds $2000 to the cost. Worse case is I rent a tractor which I could also use on our property to move a bunch of dirt around but thanks for sharing this video because now I know what to expect once I get the unit home. It sure would have sucked getting it home only to find out I had no way of lifting it out of the pickup truck.
Nice to see the sawmill come together, but even better to watch your family work together and be part of it. Enjoy your mill in great health for years to come.
Ordered mine last week.. LT15 start.. some extras too.. delivery on new saws right now is 5 months out.. should have my born-on-date by second week of March.. thanx for the practice visuals
Congratulations on your new mill! I wish you all the best sawing millions of bd ft with it. Thank you for another quality video (as usual) taking the time to film, edit, and publish such great material is appreciated. Watch your channel from Massachusetts where I have a material handling contract with a sawyer to save him from having to invest in a large skid steer. He saws appx 8K BF a week with an LT70 mill. Work safe, my best to you and your family, see ya on the next adventure! Doug@ the "ranch"
I really enjoy your videos! I’m purchasing my first sawmill in April of 2021, and I’m also going with the LT15 Go! I live in the north woods of Minnesota, so plenty of timber for me to saw around here! I really appreciate this video! Thanks 😃
As an Aussie. I love that saying of "Let 'er rip, tater chip"....... you're Dad's a legend...... Rhyming slang all the way....... Now in true Aussie Rhyming slang "I'm going to have a Dog's eye with some Dead Horse"....... Or a Meat Pie with Tomato Sauce..... or Ketchup to you fellas.
Congrats on your new sawmill Wes!!!! VERY NICE my friend and a great investment. Been watching some of your videos and very impressed brother!!! And finally a woodmill'n man that engages with his subs!! NEW SUBSCRIBER and thanks for sharing. 👍👍~Jay~
Very good video..I was thinking that "a few hrs to assemble" was hooey and guess what...You guys seem really cool working together..I'm envious ,cause my dad was a pain to deal with..but my son and I work good together..I'm ordering my LT 15 soon.Can hardly wait! Thanks !!
@@falllineridge It be interest to see actual max slab width and log size sometimes the numbers on paper and ones in the field are not the same good or bad
Good job ! Putting it together your self is a great idea, you might be able to make some extra money milling for others if you choose or get lumber for yourself by milling for shares from someone else's trees. Congratulations!
Congratulations and do you think you can still use your log ramp and staging with this mill sure hope so you put a lot of work on that 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸😎🌲
As with most manufacturer's, "a few hours" is a relative term. I would consider "a few hours" somewhere around 4-5 hours, otherwise, just call it a full day (or so) for assembly and setup. Really looking forward to seeing what you can do with this machine. This one looks designed for portability, it'll be interesting to see what you invent to keep using the loading ramp/winch setup.
murphymb To be fair, I the “few hours” claim was just for the mill itself. Not the trailer package or power feed or winch. Still, 9 hours isn’t too bad.
Hell, it took me longer than that to read and understand the manual, you mentioned that you had some adjustments to still do on it, I lucked out and got mine use from a local guy, and it looked like it was never used, Really like show room new. and 1/2 the price of new. A few Q's if you have time, how is the power feed working, only thing I don't have and heard some issues with them, also you should do a video on aligning the blade, roller guides, no one has a good one on the tube. Mine was all set up but I'm checking every thing before I start using it. only one thing I saw is the blade gullets are about 1/4"+ out from the drive wheel and idler wheel, and says they should be about 1/8"was wondering how much to turn the adjustment bolt, thinking 1/8 of a turn to start. Nothing is mentioned about that. Great video and wish I could have been there to help out. And a few hours as I think and maybe you would few 3-5 now we know. Bless yawl an do more videos. 👍👍👍👍
Well I know you are like a kid in a candy store, I think your dad is too. Very happy for you can’t wait for future videos take care my friend god bless from the🇺🇸🇺🇸🦞🦞🐊🐊 Cajun 🐊🐊🦞🦞🇺🇸🇺🇸.
@@falllineridge glad they helped out. One of the.big reasons for posting them. If you don't have one, get a mega hook from logrite. They are work savers for sure
I have LT35 HD tastes in a Harbor Freight budget so I bought a Timbery M100, a cousin to the LT10. Sure is going to be nice with the log deck package and trailer pkg. Now you can easily go out and do sawing jobs. Not sure what it is about Wood-Mizer sawmills, but gotta get me one. Is either the orange color or the name that I love. That and the dealer is maybe an hour away.
Homestead Fabricator Hey Jeff! They’re solid machines for sure. But I bet you can’t tell any difference in a board off of yours and a board off of more expensive ones.
You may need to tighten / adjust your throttle cable so that the throttle comes in just a bit sooner as you engage the blade. Should help with the stalling.
Enjoying all your videos. Wondering why you picked Wood Mizer instead of other brand? Factory is in Georgia, correct? Was factory location a priority? Did you look at Norwood or Timber King?
Befor sawing check that the head height and roller chain assembly is good to go, I alway's do. Also transport with the all the way down and I like to put some sung end to end ratch straps over the top should be able to get a bank under the strap at the top of the mast for extra hold over rough ground. Thats just me.
That's a really nice package deal you have there. Only saying that because I'm looking to buying the same one, minus the power feed. Woodmizer quoted me $380 to set it up and put it on the trailer ready to tow. Let us know how it handles on the road and if there's anything that needs to be done to the saw prior to Towing it. Will you be putting the power winch on that saw instead of the factory manual winch? Can't wait to see the wood chips and dust flying with the new saw.👍👍👍
Fall Line Ridge I have had a monster 28” by 10’ long hard maple that my tractor couldn’t lift and also a bunch of black locust on and it never struggles.
You put in much personal effort in getting a base for the LT10. If the LT15 has it's own base and you've sold the 10, what will happen to your 10 infrastructure? Can you use it?
@@falllineridge THATS ABOUT $13,400.00 CND a far cry cheaper then here in Ont. Canada, and the usa dealers not aload to ship or sell to Canada,, to protect the huge margins dealers here make, but being it is not 100% made in usa there duty on it around 23% plus the high cost of shipping they clam and your add on are standard at our dealers, they were cheaper years ago until they got Canada dealers, just like argo 8x8 water cooled, was 10,000 in 1999 and now 30,000 cnd i was about to buy one in 2000 but argo got dealers and price over night jumped 20k
That is a really nice machine..... Your father looks just like you.....but without the gray mustache...... Can't wait to see it put to use..... maybe some road trips...................JJ....
I have a homemade mill and I am wondering if you could do something for me if you taught your blade and the saw guide is set out to the full or out extension could you put on a scale and pull it one inch and tell me the amount of pounds it takes to pull it down to the one inch Mark this would be valuable as to help me get the right tension on my mill. If such a thing is possible it should be pulled in the center of the blade guides in there full or out positions. Thanks any help would be greatly appreciated.
R.E.A. Oh yeah we had MANY packages delivered that way. Often you could get damaged stuff for pennies on the dollar. Often the damaged stuff was WHAT you thought would come in OK! This was WAYYYYY before FedEx or UPS. I think the last stuff we had delivered REA was some chemistry stuff Dad and I ordered for Christmas presents in 1967....Of course the package did not arrive until the last of the first week in January.
To be fair, I think the “you can be sawing in a few hours” claim is for the mill itself. Not the trailer package, power feed, and winch. Still, 9 hours isn’t too bad.
As you said it before, knowing "your" sawmill from head to toe will increase system performance due to lower cost and higher output ...... and more fun with the new toy! 😆
My Lt 15 Standard suppose to be in Newnan on the 24th Sept. May need you and Pa to come help assemble.
Fall Line Ridge I am soo glad you got the mill together I enjoyed seeing you and your father doing the work the drone footage was great too.Thanks all be blessed.
I think it was a good choice to put it together yourself for future repairs or just checking things! Later you may feel that was the best 9 hours of your work experience!
How sweet it is to get a new, better, toy and to have the help from your Dad to get it up and running. You and your Dad warmed my semi-old crusty heart the way you guys worked together. I look forward to many more videos and adventures from the Fall Line Ridge.
DCon It was a good time for sure. Glad you enjoyed watching!
I love your dad's workshop! ( jealous, a bit, really)
Your reasoning for doing the assembly yourself sounds really solid - I'll consider that myself next time I'm faced with having shop assembly or my own.
Hello again Young Man, You sir are definately blessed, cherish those times you have with your Papa.
Always love watching your life.
Steve and JuneBug living life in Beaumont California.
BIG GUY IN BEAUMONT CA Appreciate you watching. And thank you for the kind comment.
Great machine and a great father you have. God bless.
I went ahead and paid the dealer to assemble mine because I'm 68 years old and by myself. You're going to enjoy it I'm sure.
You and Nathan are going to see some great times with your new mills. I am looking forward to all the new content you guys will come up with!!!!
Brian Gorter Thank you, Brian!
Im glad I watched this video you shared for a couple of reasons. First reason is I had planned on picking up the woodmizer LT15 with my father in laws pickup truck but now after seeing the difficulty of raising it off a flat bed trailer I see an issue with being able to raise it high enough to clear the side of the truck bed. I guess we could raise it high enough and just drive the truck forward until it clears then lower the saw head to the ground. The second issue I have is we do not own a tractor. I have not put my order in just yet but I plan on getting the trailer option but most likely that will be down the road since it adds $2000 to the cost. Worse case is I rent a tractor which I could also use on our property to move a bunch of dirt around but thanks for sharing this video because now I know what to expect once I get the unit home. It sure would have sucked getting it home only to find out I had no way of lifting it out of the pickup truck.
You will love it I have the LT15 go. Have fun and happy sawing !
Randall Tarlton Thanks!
Should have introduced you dad, looks like a neat guy! And yet another cool dog. Good luck with the mill!
That dog was getting some good sleep till you brought the rails and things in. Then he had to find another spot!
congrats on your new mill Bud,your dad has a fine looking shop
Southern Sawyer 's Thank you!
Congratulations on your new mill! Looking forward to seeing what it’ll do and I know you’ll enjoy it! God Bless, my friend! 🙏👍
Addiegirl's Country Home Thank you!
So happy for you!! God bless the work of your hands.
Nice to see the sawmill come together, but even better to watch your family work together and be part of it. Enjoy your mill in great health for years to come.
Congrats you have a mill that will be the star of all your up coming videos
Congratulations on the new mill! I know you will enjoy, and we will enjoy your new videos!
Heyyyyyy!!!! Congratulations! I have watched hours of you milling things...haha...excited to watch this come together. God bless and good luck!
Andrew Spears Thank you!
Thats more of an upgrade than I thought it would be. More capacity, self-feed, towable, .. wow!
Jennifer WhiteWolf Big upgrade indeed!
Congrats on the upgrade good sir! Man, I wish we lived closer together, I'd come down and hang out and play with the mills.
VK Milling Thanks! That’d be nice! Would love to tinker with your 35.
@@falllineridge Well, you're always welcome to come up and hang out.
That is one fine looking machine. Looks a lot different from the LT 15 I had . Bought mine in 1999. Let the fun begin!!
Wow! Love the birds singing, too.
WHOW! Your pop's work shop is SWEEEEEEEET!
Andy M. I agree, I would love to see a tour of your Dad’s shop. Like the porch on the front too.
Ordered mine last week.. LT15 start.. some extras too.. delivery on new saws right now is 5 months out.. should have my born-on-date by second week of March.. thanx for the practice visuals
I just picked my lt15 go today. I paid for the field assembly. Well worth it in my opinion.
Nice, man. You're going to really appreciate that powered mill head. Look at you, creeping up on 50k subs. Congratulations.
Thanks, Bus! It's definitely a huge upgrade for me. I'm just as shocked as anybody on the sub count. Thanks for stopping by!
Love your channel - nice editing work!
can't wait for you to use it and break down all the features it has and how you like them
Looking forward to seeing how you do with your new mill.
Congratulations on your new mill!
I wish you all the best sawing millions of bd ft with it. Thank you for another quality video (as usual) taking the time to film, edit, and publish such great material is appreciated.
Watch your channel from Massachusetts where I have a material handling contract with a sawyer to save him from having to invest in a large skid steer. He saws appx 8K BF a week with an LT70 mill.
Work safe, my best to you and your family, see ya on the next adventure!
Doug@ the "ranch"
lakesideranch Thanks Doug!
I really enjoy your videos! I’m purchasing my first sawmill in April of 2021, and I’m also going with the LT15 Go! I live in the north woods of Minnesota, so plenty of timber for me to saw around here! I really appreciate this video! Thanks 😃
Outstanding! I'm sure you'll get great results with this nice machine.
Looking forward to you puting it to work, best wishes☺
R me too I love to see the fresh sawn lumber.
As an Aussie. I love that saying of "Let 'er rip, tater chip"....... you're Dad's a legend...... Rhyming slang all the way....... Now in true Aussie Rhyming slang "I'm going to have a Dog's eye with some Dead Horse"....... Or a Meat Pie with Tomato Sauce..... or Ketchup to you fellas.
Congrats on your new sawmill Wes!!!!
VERY NICE my friend and a great investment. Been watching some of your videos and very impressed brother!!! And finally a woodmill'n man that engages with his subs!!
NEW SUBSCRIBER and thanks for sharing. 👍👍~Jay~
Silver Grizzly Thanks Jay!
Congratulations on the new mill!
Hugh Griffiths Thank you!
Nice upgrade. You'll put it to good use.
Logjam5 Thanks!
Throw it and run technique is the way to go... Congrats on the awesome mill.
Reformed Wooden Creations Definitely going to have to learn a new skill there. 😂
Enjoy your new mill it’s a nice one!
Wow can’t wait to get mine, yes I will put it together probably 3 days
Поздравляю с хорошей покупкой! пусть работает долго!
Спасибо!
Like your Pop said, "Sweet" machine. I'm glad that I found this video, thumbs up.
Very good video..I was thinking that "a few hrs to assemble" was hooey and guess what...You guys seem really cool working together..I'm envious ,cause my dad was a pain to deal with..but my son and I work good together..I'm ordering my LT 15 soon.Can hardly wait! Thanks !!
Just found the channel and love it!
Oh boy can’t wait to see it in action!
Well done on 50K subscribers.
I love it! It's so nice to see you upgrade to a shiny new mill, I look forward to more videos!
way to go buddy. very happy for you.
Looks like a great mill ! I hope you get millions of feet of great lumber from it.
That looks like it's more of a step up then I thought it wood be. It will be interesting to what she can handle!
Damon Reuning Definitely looking forward to maxing it out!
@@falllineridge It be interest to see actual max slab width and log size sometimes the numbers on paper and ones in the field are not the same good or bad
good video can't wait to see you use your new mill I knew that was your dad you look like him
Good job ! Putting it together your self is a great idea, you might be able to make some extra money milling for others if you choose or get lumber for yourself by milling for shares from someone else's trees. Congratulations!
captgringo Thank you!
Congratulations on bigger and better now we can expect more videos LOL
Larry Downes Ha! Hope so.
Congratulations and do you think you can still use your log ramp and staging with this mill sure hope so you put a lot of work on that 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸😎🌲
Bass 167 I sure did...but I don’t think I can do much with them anymore.
Fall Line Ridge you should try maybe pull along side of it and take the tire off might work should try before taking it down
I'm glad you didn't leave us! Looking forward to more vids!
As with most manufacturer's, "a few hours" is a relative term. I would consider "a few hours" somewhere around 4-5 hours, otherwise, just call it a full day (or so) for assembly and setup. Really looking forward to seeing what you can do with this machine. This one looks designed for portability, it'll be interesting to see what you invent to keep using the loading ramp/winch setup.
murphymb To be fair, I the “few hours” claim was just for the mill itself. Not the trailer package or power feed or winch. Still, 9 hours isn’t too bad.
Congrats on the upgrade its a beauty
Your Dad has a nice shop!!
Great choice, I'd prefer to put my own mill together if I could. look foreword to some cuttin
Piledriver Soon!
👍👍
Out of the woods is getting his new mill tomorrow ! 🏴🏴🏴🏴
Jamie McKenzie Looking forward to that!
Hell, it took me longer than that to read and understand the manual, you mentioned that you had some adjustments to still do on it, I lucked out and got mine use from a local guy, and it looked like it was never used, Really like show room new. and 1/2 the price of new. A few Q's if you have time, how is the power feed working, only thing I don't have and heard some issues with them, also you should do a video on aligning the blade, roller guides, no one has a good one on the tube. Mine was all set up but I'm checking every thing before I start using it. only one thing I saw is the blade gullets are about 1/4"+ out from the drive wheel and idler wheel, and says they should be about 1/8"was wondering how much to turn the adjustment bolt, thinking 1/8 of a turn to start. Nothing is mentioned about that. Great video and wish I could have been there to help out. And a few hours as I think and maybe you would few 3-5 now we know. Bless yawl an do more videos. 👍👍👍👍
Your gonna enjoy that one. Ive got the lt15 myself. I will say them engines don’t like any throttle until there warmed up
Well I know you are like a kid in a candy store, I think your dad is too. Very happy for you can’t wait for future videos take care my friend god bless from the🇺🇸🇺🇸🦞🦞🐊🐊 Cajun 🐊🐊🦞🦞🇺🇸🇺🇸.
Thanks, Cajun!
Good deal!! Glad you got yourself a bigger toy 😉
vg good luck with new addition for you best wood cutting will be watching you ty
You assembled yours faster than I did. You will kind of get the feel of how to slowly engage the blade without killing the engine.
Enjoyed watching you and dad put the Mizer together. How big of a piece of wood can you throw in there? Congrats on your new toy. 🌝
Houndsman One Thank you! It’ll take a 28” x 17’ log. Love the beagle.
Yep, I used to raise them for years just for bunny hunting. Now they're getting old like me (ha). Have fun with the mill.
Congrats great machine
Congrats. Cant wait to see you sink a blade in that first log.
Iron & Oak Sawmill Video Soon! I watched some of your older videos with your LT15GO when I was mill shopping. I found them very helpful. Thank you!
@@falllineridge glad they helped out. One of the.big reasons for posting them. If you don't have one, get a mega hook from logrite. They are work savers for sure
Congrats. Green with envy.
Marcus Ramsauer Thanks!
Fantastic!!! 👍👍
Looking forward to the all new adventures of the LT 15. I got one thing to say it will be a hungry machine and needs alot of wood to eat.
Ken Jett Thanks, Ken! Definitely looking forward to feeding it.
I have LT35 HD tastes in a Harbor Freight budget so I bought a Timbery M100, a cousin to the LT10. Sure is going to be nice with the log deck package and trailer pkg. Now you can easily go out and do sawing jobs. Not sure what it is about Wood-Mizer sawmills, but gotta get me one. Is either the orange color or the name that I love. That and the dealer is maybe an hour away.
Homestead Fabricator Hey Jeff! They’re solid machines for sure. But I bet you can’t tell any difference in a board off of yours and a board off of more expensive ones.
You may need to tighten / adjust your throttle cable so that the throttle comes in just a bit sooner as you engage the blade. Should help with the stalling.
Enjoying all your videos. Wondering why you picked Wood Mizer instead of other brand? Factory is in Georgia, correct? Was factory location a priority? Did you look at Norwood or Timber King?
Newnan Georgia! I live in Newnan. Why didn't you stop by a glass of tea?
Befor sawing check that the head height and roller chain assembly is good to go, I alway's do. Also transport with the all the way down and I like to put some sung end to end ratch straps over the top should be able to get a bank under the strap at the top of the mast for extra hold over rough ground. Thats just me.
That's a really nice package deal you have there. Only saying that because I'm looking to buying the same one, minus the power feed. Woodmizer quoted me $380 to set it up and put it on the trailer ready to tow. Let us know how it handles on the road and if there's anything that needs to be done to the saw prior to Towing it. Will you be putting the power winch on that saw instead of the factory manual winch? Can't wait to see the wood chips and dust flying with the new saw.👍👍👍
OLD SCHOOL MACHINIST I’m seriously considering it. I towed it a few miles so far and it pulls perfect!
Congrats! Great buy!
You mean 2 one arm paper hangers Right !:-) Cool that it has a pull behind a truck ball unit. 15 is a nice version.
Great job guys...……...
Excellent choice in mill. I love mine!
I've been impressed so far!
Fall Line Ridge I have had a monster 28” by 10’ long hard maple that my tractor couldn’t lift and also a bunch of black locust on and it never struggles.
Great to know!
Great job enjoyed that!! Make some lumber!!!
Take the hoist off the three point and use the box blade as a counter weight. Keep the back tires on the ground.
A new video and a new saw wahoo !
Happy for you bro
......I’ve got a first aid kit in here. Lol. Great channel!
waaaau kreeen bro 😃😃😃😃😃..
I like it!👍🏻👍🏻
Is bigger better? Nice
Exciting!
This thing looks kinda shaky and wobbly. Are u satisfied with the mill?
Congratulations.
You put in much personal effort in getting a base for the LT10. If the LT15 has it's own base and you've sold the 10, what will happen to your 10 infrastructure? Can you use it?
nice mill! a question are there accessories that can be added on later?
john doe Yes, it will accept the lap siding/shingle jig, lathe mizer, and resaw attachments.
Do you have any idea if a four wheeler will pull the LT15GO around? Thanks.
I was wondering how much it cost with all the upgrades? Great videos too ,keep em coming 😎
here 30k plus $200 for PDI PLUS 15%tax cnd
Retail is about 10K USD. Plus tax and the add ons. They are currently on sale.
@@falllineridge THATS ABOUT $13,400.00 CND a far cry cheaper then here in Ont. Canada, and the usa dealers not aload to ship or sell to Canada,, to protect the huge margins dealers here make, but being it is not 100% made in usa there duty on it around 23% plus the high cost of shipping they clam and your add on are standard at our dealers, they were cheaper years ago until they got Canada dealers, just like argo 8x8 water cooled, was 10,000 in 1999 and now 30,000 cnd i was about to buy one in 2000 but argo got dealers and price over night jumped 20k
That is a really nice machine..... Your father looks just like you.....but without the gray mustache...... Can't wait to see it put to use..... maybe some road trips...................JJ....
I have a homemade mill and I am wondering if you could do something for me if you taught your blade and the saw guide is set out to the full or out extension could you put on a scale and pull it one inch and tell me the amount of pounds it takes to pull it down to the one inch Mark this would be valuable as to help me get the right tension on my mill. If such a thing is possible it should be pulled in the center of the blade guides in there full or out positions. Thanks any help would be greatly appreciated.
I liked the I’ve got a first aide kit 👍.
Wymer’s Handy Man Service He’s always ready 😂
R.E.A. Oh yeah we had MANY packages delivered that way. Often you could get damaged stuff for pennies on the dollar. Often the damaged stuff was WHAT you thought would come in OK! This was WAYYYYY before FedEx or UPS. I think the last stuff we had delivered REA was some chemistry stuff Dad and I ordered for Christmas presents in 1967....Of course the package did not arrive until the last of the first week in January.