I have a mp23 bought in 2018 and enjoy watching someone else. I’m down in chambers Co. Saw mostly hardwood for the shop.keep making the videos. Ed hill
I was going through the sawmilling channels I found yours. First of all, I love your choice of music same as mine and I like your voice overs. I watch because that’s what I like and that cherry there is some nice boards. I have become your new subscriber take care, and God bless. 🇨🇦✌️
Love your mill. We finally got one but it's not near as nice as yours but we love it. If more people knew what it was like they would have one as well. Thanks for sharing.
@@gansonsonthehill we got a woodland mills hm126. It's a little smaller than I would have liked but it's what we could afford. That being said I love it. I wish I would have gotten one years ago.
The Cooks MP32 is a very nice mill. I bought my mill in the summer of 2018, a 3 hour drive away. It's a custom built mill, all manual, very solid and very basic. I've since done many mods and upgrades to it to make it easier and more enjoyable to use. It has the Cooks blade tension set-up. It is a bit smaller than the MP32 and is built with ideas from the MP32, Enercraft (now Baker), Clarke and a few others. One mod I'm yet to do is to build a 5 ft hinged bed extension. It was built to mill 12 ft logs, has a 16 ft long bed. Carriage travel is 13'-2". So far, it's been mainly used to build an off-grid demo house. I see you have a few canoeing videos I've yet to watch.
@RAYAR54 Thanks for watching! Sounds like you have a nice mill. Canoe trip video didn’t turn out the greatest, videos take back seat to me enjoying things with family. But hope you enjoy it.
@@gansonsonthehill still working on that issue. I guess I must have already asked you and forgot who I have asked. I have been asking everyone that posts on RUclips with one of these mills and no one seems to have the issues that I do. Working with the company is slow and I just want to be able to cut quality lumber to build things.
@Brandon Vining Was you able to do any of the diagnostic tests I mentioned? Those are things that may help Cooks give you direction if nothing else. I have had excellent success when I call down there getting answers and help from them. Robert is very knowledgeable on these mills.
@@gansonsonthehill Robert and I are working on some things but afraid I’m going to have to drive it back down and have it looked at. I would have already done it if it wasn’t so far away.
Enjoy watching your videos. Have had a MP32 on order since February 2022, suppose to be ready this June. Probably be hitting you up with questions. Love the music. Thanks Steve
I have a mp23 bought in 2018 and enjoy watching someone else. I’m down in chambers Co. Saw mostly hardwood for the shop.keep making the videos. Ed hill
I was going through the sawmilling channels I found yours. First of all, I love your choice of music same as mine and I like your voice overs. I watch because that’s what I like and that cherry there is some nice boards. I have become your new subscriber take care, and God bless. 🇨🇦✌️
Thanks for subscribing! I hope to gets some videos up soon, life happens…. Appreciate you watching
I got the hydraulic mine an love it. I've had mills all my life. I'm 62 now this mill make it so I can still do what I like to do.
Love your mill. We finally got one but it's not near as nice as yours but we love it. If more people knew what it was like they would have one as well. Thanks for sharing.
@pondamnsoutdoors what mill did you go with?
@@gansonsonthehill we got a woodland mills hm126. It's a little smaller than I would have liked but it's what we could afford. That being said I love it. I wish I would have gotten one years ago.
@pondamnsoutdoors am sure you will get a lot of use from it. Congrats on the new mill, they are very nice to have available when needed!!
The Cooks MP32 is a very nice mill. I bought my mill in the summer of 2018, a 3 hour drive away. It's a custom built mill, all manual, very solid and very basic. I've since done many mods and upgrades to it to make it easier and more enjoyable to use. It has the Cooks blade tension set-up. It is a bit smaller than the MP32 and is built with ideas from the MP32, Enercraft (now Baker), Clarke and a few others. One mod I'm yet to do is to build a 5 ft hinged bed extension. It was built to mill 12 ft logs, has a 16 ft long bed. Carriage travel is 13'-2". So far, it's been mainly used to build an off-grid demo house.
I see you have a few canoeing videos I've yet to watch.
@RAYAR54 Thanks for watching! Sounds like you have a nice mill. Canoe trip video didn’t turn out the greatest, videos take back seat to me enjoying things with family. But hope you enjoy it.
I’ve had my MP-32 for about a year now and have been looking other people who have them to ask a few questions about the mill.
@Brandon Vining Did you figure out your power feed concern?
@@gansonsonthehill still working on that issue. I guess I must have already asked you and forgot who I have asked. I have been asking everyone that posts on RUclips with one of these mills and no one seems to have the issues that I do. Working with the company is slow and I just want to be able to cut quality lumber to build things.
@Brandon Vining Was you able to do any of the diagnostic tests I mentioned? Those are things that may help Cooks give you direction if nothing else. I have had excellent success when I call down there getting answers and help from them. Robert is very knowledgeable on these mills.
@@gansonsonthehill Robert and I are working on some things but afraid I’m going to have to drive it back down and have it looked at. I would have already done it if it wasn’t so far away.
Enjoy watching your videos. Have had a MP32 on order since February 2022, suppose to be ready this June. Probably be hitting you up with questions. Love the music.
Thanks Steve
Pretty cool watching a log turned into lumber in 20 minutes real time. Good Stuff, thanks for sharing
I’ve had my MP-32 for about a year now and have been looking other people who have them to ask a few questions about the mill.