Great videos that you are producing! All extremely interesting and valuable to newbies considering a portable sawmill. I ordered my HM 126 on Feb 1 and received it on March 2. I had a similar experience with my delivery. I notified Woodland Mills that I live in a very isolated rural area, and they informed me that they would ship via a smaller box van. However, it ended up being shipped in a large tractor trailer. The driver called me about 30 minutes from delivery and said he couldn’t get to me over the one lane gravel road! No surprise there! I agreed to meet him about 3 miles from my cabin where he was familiar with the road. Fortunately, I have a Kubota L3901 tractor with pallet forks, so the unloading was no problem. Your video of the unpacking was especially interesting to me, because I haven’t even started unpacking my mill yet. Looking forward to your other video!
Hello Dallas and Thank You. I have used the saw for about 2 hours now and I am very happy with the results videos will post soon. I found the assembly process to be a fun build and I think everything is well made. You are lucky to have the Kubota because this saw head assembly is heavy being able to lift this thing on the track will be a plus. I hope you enjoy your saw and Thanks for Watching.
Wow. Definitely looks like an interesting assembly process. But glad you finally got it, nonetheless. I see a woodshop being built in the near future using all the lumber you run through that mill.....maybe?..lol. Thanks for the video, buddy! Can't wait to see what's to come!
Good morning, this will be a time saver for sure. First the chainsaw mill and now this bandsaw I have a few projects in mind for this newfound hobby. Thanks for Watching
A hole new meaning in "some assembly required".....I don't know much about that kind of saw, but see alot of things that metal crate can be used for,....really look forward to all your videos
Good evening. Yea this build took several hours but is up and running and I think you guys will be impressed at how well this saw operates. Thanks for Watching.
Looking forward to seeing that bad boy in action!! But if you don't watch buying all these nice saws and mills you ain't even gonna have a shade tree left lol
Good evening and Thats too funny. Granny jill told to pump the brakes on cutting trees today LOL. The mill is going to make a few projects easier. Thanks for Watching.
Good morning Andrew. After placing my order the lead-time was 12 weeks but I received my in saw 3-1/2 weeks. I suppose they give themselves a little time incase problems with shipping arise. I hope this helps and Thanks for Watching.
Great videos that you are producing! All extremely interesting and valuable to newbies considering a portable sawmill. I ordered my HM 126 on Feb 1 and received it on March 2. I had a similar experience with my delivery. I notified Woodland Mills that I live in a very isolated rural area, and they informed me that they would ship via a smaller box van. However, it ended up being shipped in a large tractor trailer. The driver called me about 30 minutes from delivery and said he couldn’t get to me over the one lane gravel road! No surprise there! I agreed to meet him about 3 miles from my cabin where he was familiar with the road. Fortunately, I have a Kubota L3901 tractor with pallet forks, so the unloading was no problem. Your video of the unpacking was especially interesting to me, because I haven’t even started unpacking my mill yet. Looking forward to your other video!
Hello Dallas and Thank You. I have used the saw for about 2 hours now and I am very happy with the results videos will post soon. I found the assembly process to be a fun build and I think everything is well made. You are lucky to have the Kubota because this saw head assembly is heavy being able to lift this thing on the track will be a plus. I hope you enjoy your saw and
Thanks for Watching.
Wow. Definitely looks like an interesting assembly process. But glad you finally got it, nonetheless. I see a woodshop being built in the near future using all the lumber you run through that mill.....maybe?..lol. Thanks for the video, buddy! Can't wait to see what's to come!
Awesome the bigger the boys bigger the toys
Good morning, this will be a time saver for sure. First the chainsaw mill and now this bandsaw I have a few projects in mind for this newfound hobby. Thanks for Watching
A hole new meaning in "some assembly required".....I don't know much about that kind of saw, but see alot of things that metal crate can be used for,....really look forward to all your videos
Good evening. Yea this build took several hours but is up and running and I think you guys will be impressed at how well this saw operates.
Thanks for Watching.
Looking forward to seeing that bad boy in action!! But if you don't watch buying all these nice saws and mills you ain't even gonna have a shade tree left lol
Good evening and Thats too funny. Granny jill told to pump the brakes on cutting trees today LOL. The mill is going to make a few projects easier.
Thanks for Watching.
Bonus, free scrap steel for future projects lol
Good evening Brian. I am impressed by how Woodland Mills packaged this saw and you are right the metal will be used. Thanks for Watching.
Hi. What was the delivery leadtime after you placed your order with them? Some folks are saying up to 12 weeks!
Good morning Andrew. After placing my order the lead-time was 12 weeks but I received my in saw 3-1/2 weeks. I suppose they give themselves a little time incase problems with shipping arise. I hope this helps and Thanks for Watching.
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