Ive made remarks about how impressive the ladies are, but I think I should also take a moment to applaud the parents and caregivers of these ladies. Youve truly done a tremendous job built a successful business and raised a wonderful family, very impressive, especially in todays world
Admitting a mistake is not a sign of weakness, but a sign of humility. It shows an awareness of one's knowledge and the need to nurture that knowledge. Never apologize for your lack of knowledge to anyone other than yourself. Strive for the betterment of your knowledge, and the rest will fall into line. You inspire!
Emerald. Aside from your tremendous work ethic and talents, I have come to realize one of the great appeals of your channel is that you always carry yourself with a smile. Even when things aren't going so well, you manage to land with a smile. I admire that. It is a rare and beautiful gift.
I've said it before, I'll say it again. I like that the large majority of pre-cut log handling is now done by the equipment. That includes using the loader to load the log deck. After final cut handling isn't has dangerous, so no immediate need there. Nicely done.
Number one young lady, be safe! Im glad your wearing the ear protection. I am 55 and did labor work all my life. I was around loud machinery alot and did NOT wear hearing protection and also was in a band in the 90's. I now suffer hearing loss and it stinks! Also, i would make an area around the saw where as if anyone is in that area, they have to wear it also. I gotta tell my wife about the coffee...that is exciting!!!😊
When you mentioned that the hydraulic pump doubles its volume when the blade is running it made me wonder if the blade is powered by the hydraulics or direct drive from the diesel engine. It would make sense if it runs off of the hydraulics since it would take the potential strain off of the diesel when you run into hard spots in the log. Is this a correct assumption? As always, I enjoy every installment of your videos. I look forward to whatever you ladies are up to. I love the fact that you are not only working in what most people would consider a "man's job" you thrive in it. Thinking up new and different promo items on offer will definitely increase you brand recognition. Keep them coming. I look forward to your next episode. Keep making sawdust.
The blade is run by belts off the engine. There is no worry about the hard spots because of the high torque of the diesel engine. It is the engine increasing rpm the turns the pump faster moving the oil faster: result 8gpm going to 14gpm.
Hello Emerald and Jade I hope you are both enjoying the warmer weather. Emerald a couple of videos ago you mentioned the debarker fling stuff at you and while safety gasses may protect your eyes the rest of your face may suffer. So my suggestion is to get one of those clear plastic head mounted screens Nurses and Doctors were wearing during Covid, they tip up so you can wipe your face or drink coffee and they fit under the ear protection plus they give you better vision than safety glasses and your eyes wont sweat. Have a great week and I'll watch you next time🙂🌻🌻🧡
It is always a good idea to wear ear protection around noisy equipment. I spent 25 years working around jet engines and loud crude oil pumps I always made it a point to wear ear protection sometimes double. (Plugs and muff s. At 78 I still have excellent hearing.
Emerald, I've been unable to watch your videos for several months, but now I am back online. I am glad to see the addition of the new mill, and I am really glad to see the addition of the Live deck system. With the previous system I got the willies just watching rolling those logs to the mill. The potential for injuries was actually fairly significant. So glad to see that your parents are taking every opportunity to protect their precious daughters. Hope you ladies have a wonderful and productive spring. Stay safe, ladies. By the way, we sure do miss Sami.
Coffee that's great the world needs more coffee.....No seriously we need more coffee .I can't wait for you to start sailing it, and thank you as always for another great video.
Obviously you are gaining valuable experience on this bigger machine, but something you’ve had for a long time is the orientation of any log’s first cut position! This will in turn give you the best board/foot ratio and most profitable outcome! So we may/ may not see you tweaking the individual logs rotation point for the all important first cut!? Perhaps you could do a video on your eye/ positioning start point, that I assume must matter to a fair degree! I look forward in hopeful anticipation! Cheers
Fantastic! I was truly impressed by the detail in this video. The way you manage these large pieces of wood is remarkable. This video is incredibly clear and detailed. I'm excited for your next video. Keep up the fantastic work!
the beauty of these girls are truly breathtaking but not only are they beautiful, you can see in their hands they actually work and do this stuff impressive strong and beautiful and intelligent young women truly inspirational to so many other young girls if this were a different era, hollywood would pay any price to turn these ladies into global stars
If they were 18 year old boys do you think you'd be in here gushing over thier looks and work capabilities. I bet you wouldn't so why is it different when it's 18 year old girls. 🙄🙄
@@Otherrandomguy42 at first I was taken aback by your reply, but then I thought I would give an answer. The reason its pointed out, is that due to the rarity. Today, you dont see this type of person often. Most who posses beauty like that, are vapid and focused soley on fashion and sexuality. These girls are living a family life, working hard, learning, getting their nails dirty and leading by example. They are inspirational to many other young women who come across their content. perhaps when people are scrolling, and they see these young ladies, they will watch their videos and learn and take after them instead of the worthless sexualized videos that are so prevalent by attractive women all over social media. attractive women are a dime a dozen. Young Smart Hard working Ladies like this are very rare. They and their caretakers/family deserve credit for whats been built and raised. Comments like this put things into the ether, into the algorithms. one comment doesnt make a difference but eventually, that one comment spreads, and spreads, and spreads, then young ladies like this go viral instead of the latest thing a lardassian has done inted out, is that due to the rarity. Today, you dont see this type of person often. Most who posses beauty like that, are vapid and focused soley on fashion and sexuality. These girls are living a family life, working and honestly, depending on how the 18 year old guy is presenting himself, I may have similar compliments for them too. My compliments have no agenda to try to flirt or get with this girls, they are true compliments and should I see any young men deserving, I will give them their praise too. We all need to start doing that, Hoist the good upon our shoulders and ignore the chaff as it falls to our wayside
I can't believe so much wood available and not even a shadow for these two enthusiastic workers. Take care of your skin, the sun is devastating at this time.
Hydraulics were a HUGE leap forward in machinery technology. The more young people entering the workforce understand their uses the stronger our economy will be.
This is a good look see at a machine from the business end of things!! Miss Em, you n... Miss Jade did a good job on this vid..as you usually do!! N Miss Em, you look great today, eyes, sparkeling, hair done up...quite a good look fo you..awesome info on the coffee..ha ha ha ..got my full Attention!!!!! C ya on the next video !! 👍🐺🧙♂️🤙
So happy for you girls and your family. Somehow, some way, you just have to get under roof. I'm 69, worked all my life outside. Loved it....but.....cold days, ok, cold wet days...suck!!! There's gotta be a way. Hope to see that happen soon. Love your channel. I'm in NC, I follow OWTM, and Concrete With The Hauses, and Adventures With The Adlers. All in Pennsylvania. 👍❤️🙏🇺🇸🇺🇸
They need time to get a good production system going. That may affect how they build the roof. For now they could take time to build a better temporary tarp system so they can be out of the rain. Also I think it may be good to get the operator's shack built.
If I were still a gambling man, I'd bet you that you didn't know the LT70 looks gorgeous with you standing next to it. But don't let it go to your head. 😊 Keep up the great work and education yall give the viewers. And may the grace and peace of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ be with you and yours now and forever. Amen. Love from Central California, USA
I bet that if you look carefully, you should find that there are flow control valves that can limit the flow rate to the various cylinders and actuators. They are usually located in the return lines from each cylinder back to the tank. They usually only reduce the flow in one direction. This way you get full force from the input side and control the speed on the exhaust side. Take a look or get your Gramps to take a look. This might reduce the chance of speed caused difficulties. You can also check with Wood Mizer. You can adjust the speed back when you find it is slow after your learning interval.
Buffy the vampire-slaying wood worker? Sorry, couldnt help it 🤣 Back on point, WOW, that sawmill is drool worthy!! There are machines you pay for and then there are machines which pay for themselves! 😀
The Diesel engine drives the blade and a hydraulic pump. It also has an alternator, just like a car, to charge the starter battery and run the electronics. I don't know the precise way the clutch works on this mill. However it is not a "hydraulic turbine". It is likely a belt system connected to the engine. My John Deere had an electronic clutch that was connected to belts.
If I bought a sawmill, could I mill my eastern red cedar trees ( juniper) on my property into 2x4, 2x6 etc lumber to build a house and or shop with that type of wood? It's an invasive species so I have plenty. I know I would have to find a way to dry it first though.
Could you make an in depth video about the topic “How do I calculate the speed and feed rates of the saw band, depending on the hardness of the wood and the tooth pitch of the saw band?”
Nice video as always. Thank you.👍 Is there an automatic safety mechanism to prevent crashing the blade into those hydraulic stamps holding in position the lumber?
If I may be permitted to clarify what I believe the Little Old Log Lady has said. I believe what she is saying is that the rumors are true. That it is indeed possible to train women. How exciting!
Emerald I wanted to tell you that my sister has always wanted one thing that you have is a sister. She ended up with two brothers and she’s in the middle age wise. I think you know where I’m going with this.
That's a monster of a mill but I don't like that the blade enters from the far end. I want to see the blade coming up to and entering the log at the speed I want and not driving in to fast sniping the first few inches from not being able to judge from a distance. What is the reason they designed this mill for the reverse milling. Is it so you can leave the auto clutch engaged with the engine and blade screaming at the far end to be able to use the hydraulics faster without the mill head being just a couple feet from the remote station screaming?
Did you watch Emerald's video on the control station she posted 7 days ago? "Control Station Switched to Other Side? Good or Bad?" It is my opinion that at the production level they are trying to achieve, the control station cannot be in the way of removing the lumber. Doing the cutting towards the operator is the best solution and then doing what it takes to minimize the problems of doing it that way. However the mill controls can be anywhere you want them to be.
@scottsoper 10-4 Scott. By doing what it takes does that mean a second person at the far end guiding or perhaps a camera mounted with a screen at the station. And by putting the control station at the other end so you could see the action wouldn't that be the same setup as the 40 is. Maybe I'm accustomed to my 40. I definately would not want the autoclutch engaged with everything turning at speed a couple feet in front of me while I used the hydraulics . Seems like this is a two person mill and not much time would be saved if you were milling alone with a much bigger chance of damage or injury. Just my opinion.
Keep expanding your content, and you guys will end up with a million subscribers easy. Then it becomes a question of do you keep milling, once you can afford no to..?
Was there a learning curve because the LT40 cut away from you and the LT 70 cuts towards you? Seems the 40 might have been easier to position the blade for a more precise cut size.
I am not a sawyer, however I believe that what you should get depends on what you are doing and your pocket book. There is no question that the LT-70 is a better machine than the LT-50. More HP, bigger blade wheels, longer heaver blade, more things are hydraulic instead of electric and if you are doing this as a business then the production will be a lot higher. I am assuming that business production is what you need and that you need a portable unit or like LCLY, you don't have or want to use electricity. If you are a single person operation then you would put the controls on the end that the boards end up on if you have to stack each board as it comes off the mill. If I were doing it by myself, I would still get the live log deck and the sawdust conveyor if I were not actually moving around. These are my opinions based on my understanding of machinery, motion studies and from watching people mill lumber on RUclips. I would also consider a transfer table and a long green chain so that I could concentrate on running the mill and then stacking and sorting the lumber. I would also get a longer live deck. The goal would be to run a couple hours and then reload the live deck and stack the lumber from the green chain.
Emerald - are you going to offer a discount for Senior’s In CANADA 🇨🇦 on your coffee. Me and a buddy of mine want to go south and bring home some RED OAK
The mill is computer controled, program the blade to come on and off when you want it to on it;s own. Would make your job easier and less stress on the mill, you would save on gas too.
This mill is made to run full blast. The blade should stay engaged while running this mill. However if you are going to step away from the controls, you should shut the whole thing down.
I don't know the LT70, but you might want to call Wood Mizer and see if you can tune down the hydraulics while you are learning. No doubt you will be up to full speed soon.
As a father, I have to admire your parents for raising such wonderful kids. Give them both a handshake and hug for me.
Ive made remarks about how impressive the ladies are, but I think I should also take a moment to applaud the parents and caregivers of these ladies. Youve truly done a tremendous job
built a successful business and raised a wonderful family, very impressive, especially in todays world
Spot-on. Admirable family.
Admitting a mistake is not a sign of weakness, but a sign of humility. It shows an awareness of one's knowledge and the need to nurture that knowledge. Never apologize for your lack of knowledge to anyone other than yourself. Strive for the betterment of your knowledge, and the rest will fall into line. You inspire!
Usually I learn more thoroughly from my mistakes, than from my sucesses....
I hope "Woodmizer" rewards you for all the promoting you do for them .
She's got gorgeous eyes.
Among other things 😉
I posted elsewhere, their dad has striking eyes too, i can't work out what colour they are though lol
Emerald. Aside from your tremendous work ethic and talents, I have come to realize one of the great appeals of your channel is that you always carry yourself with a smile. Even when things aren't going so well, you manage to land with a smile. I admire that. It is a rare and beautiful gift.
Also her eyes!!
Can watch these ladies saw wood all day long. When I'm cutting wood making something, I call it my Sawdust therapy. Keep up the great job ladies.
Really nice saw. Beautiful young ladies working with a really "cool" saw. My respect for you and your family.
I've said it before, I'll say it again. I like that the large majority of pre-cut log handling is now done by the equipment. That includes using the loader to load the log deck. After final cut handling isn't has dangerous, so no immediate need there. Nicely done.
great time spent to share an educate yourself an us with true passion , cannot beat it
I get the feeling the Boss has a lot of confidence in you two. Always informative.
Number one young lady, be safe! Im glad your wearing the ear protection. I am 55 and did labor work all my life. I was around loud machinery alot and did NOT wear hearing protection and also was in a band in the 90's. I now suffer hearing loss and it stinks! Also, i would make an area around the saw where as if anyone is in that area, they have to wear it also. I gotta tell my wife about the coffee...that is exciting!!!😊
Log Yard coffee! And a mug. Fantastic.
When you mentioned that the hydraulic pump doubles its volume when the blade is running it made me wonder if the blade is powered by the hydraulics or direct drive from the diesel engine. It would make sense if it runs off of the hydraulics since it would take the potential strain off of the diesel when you run into hard spots in the log. Is this a correct assumption?
As always, I enjoy every installment of your videos. I look forward to whatever you ladies are up to. I love the fact that you are not only working in what most people would consider a "man's job" you thrive in it. Thinking up new and different promo items on offer will definitely increase you brand recognition. Keep them coming.
I look forward to your next episode. Keep making sawdust.
The blade is run by belts off the engine. There is no worry about the hard spots because of the high torque of the diesel engine. It is the engine increasing rpm the turns the pump faster moving the oil faster: result 8gpm going to 14gpm.
Hello Emerald and Jade I hope you are both enjoying the warmer weather. Emerald a couple of videos ago you mentioned the debarker fling stuff at you and while safety gasses may protect your eyes the rest of your face may suffer. So my suggestion is to get one of those clear plastic head mounted screens Nurses and Doctors were wearing during Covid, they tip up so you can wipe your face or drink coffee and they fit under the ear protection plus they give you better vision than safety glasses and your eyes wont sweat. Have a great week and I'll watch you next time🙂🌻🌻🧡
It is always a good idea to wear ear protection around noisy equipment. I spent 25 years working around jet engines and loud crude oil pumps I always made it a point to wear ear protection sometimes double. (Plugs and muff s. At 78 I still have excellent hearing.
Its great to see this channel grow on its own merits of knowledge and hard work not on a pair of bikinis like some other channels .
Yea coffee and mugs. Can't wait.
I know it would be only a matter of time. Before you created your own coffee. You guys and girls rock
Emerald, I've been unable to watch your videos for several months, but now I am back online. I am glad to see the addition of the new mill, and I am really glad to see the addition of the Live deck system. With the previous system I got the willies just watching rolling those logs to the mill. The potential for injuries was actually fairly significant. So glad to see that your parents are taking every opportunity to protect their precious daughters. Hope you ladies have a wonderful and productive spring. Stay safe, ladies. By the way, we sure do miss Sami.
Coffee that's great the world needs more coffee.....No seriously we need more coffee .I can't wait for you to start sailing it, and thank you as always for another great video.
You're getting much better with your body language and inflection. Keep it up.
Obviously you are gaining valuable experience on this bigger machine, but something you’ve had for a long time is the orientation of any log’s first cut position! This will in turn give you the best board/foot ratio and most profitable outcome! So we may/ may not see you tweaking the individual logs rotation point for the all important first cut!? Perhaps you could do a video on your eye/ positioning start point, that I assume must matter to a fair degree! I look forward in hopeful anticipation! Cheers
Fantastic! I was truly impressed by the detail in this video. The way you manage these large pieces of wood is remarkable. This video is incredibly clear and detailed. I'm excited for your next video. Keep up the fantastic work!
the beauty of these girls are truly breathtaking
but not only are they beautiful, you can see in their hands they actually work and do this stuff
impressive strong and beautiful and intelligent young women
truly inspirational to so many other young girls
if this were a different era, hollywood would pay any price to turn these ladies into global stars
If they were 18 year old boys do you think you'd be in here gushing over thier looks and work capabilities. I bet you wouldn't so why is it different when it's 18 year old girls. 🙄🙄
@@Otherrandomguy42 at first I was taken aback by your reply, but then I thought I would give an answer.
The reason its pointed out, is that due to the rarity. Today, you dont see this type of person often. Most who posses beauty like that, are vapid and focused soley on fashion and sexuality. These girls are living a family life, working hard, learning, getting their nails dirty and leading by example.
They are inspirational to many other young women who come across their content.
perhaps when people are scrolling, and they see these young ladies, they will watch their videos and learn and take after them instead of the worthless sexualized videos that are so prevalent by attractive women all over social media.
attractive women are a dime a dozen. Young Smart Hard working Ladies like this are very rare. They and their caretakers/family deserve credit for whats been built and raised.
Comments like this put things into the ether, into the algorithms.
one comment doesnt make a difference but eventually, that one comment spreads, and spreads, and spreads, then young ladies like this go viral instead of the latest thing a lardassian has done
inted out, is that due to the rarity. Today, you dont see this type of person often. Most who posses beauty like that, are vapid and focused soley on fashion and sexuality. These girls are living a family life, working
and honestly, depending on how the 18 year old guy is presenting himself, I may have similar compliments for them too. My compliments have no agenda to try to flirt or get with this girls, they are true compliments and should I see any young men deserving, I will give them their praise too.
We all need to start doing that, Hoist the good upon our shoulders and ignore the chaff as it falls to our wayside
I’m listening so intensely and I’m mesmerized by you, I need to watch this video again, thanks though ❤
I am about to install one of these bad boys in Puerto Rico next week.
I’m so impressed with you and your family. Great job
That's a nice mill!
I can't believe so much wood available and not even a shadow for these two enthusiastic workers. Take care of your skin, the sun is devastating at this time.
Hydraulics were a HUGE leap forward in machinery technology. The more young people entering the workforce understand their uses the stronger our economy will be.
Looking back…I sure do miss the view of the mountain you had with the 40 set up…anyone else missing it…looking forward…to tasting that coffee👍
You have a BIG future in the world of Media creation, totally unscripted with no um but a couple of well-placed wooo's :)
Awesome machine Em. Take care to avoid breathing that dust also if you still want to hear at 80. 😊
Good information, you know your mill well and look amazing too thanks lady!
Your info and presentation is getting better all time.
Thanks for the Learning. Try to learn something new every day. You can’t wait for the coffee in the mugs.❤
You make it look like fun.
Interesting to note that 14 gpm in the LT70is higher than the hydraulic flow in many compact tractors.
Thank you for the speech on this Emerald!
This is a good look see
at a machine from the business end of things!!
Miss Em, you n...
Miss Jade did a good job on this vid..as you usually do!! N Miss Em,
you look great today, eyes, sparkeling, hair done up...quite a good look fo you..awesome info on the coffee..ha ha ha ..got my full
Attention!!!!!
C ya on the next
video !!
👍🐺🧙♂️🤙
In racing, slow is smooth, smooth is fast. I guess it applies to mills too.
Going to keep grandpa busy sharpening blades i bet!!
So happy for you girls and your family. Somehow, some way, you just have to get under roof. I'm 69, worked all my life outside. Loved it....but.....cold days, ok, cold wet days...suck!!! There's gotta be a way. Hope to see that happen soon. Love your channel. I'm in NC, I follow OWTM, and Concrete With The Hauses, and Adventures With The Adlers. All in Pennsylvania. 👍❤️🙏🇺🇸🇺🇸
They need time to get a good production system going. That may affect how they build the roof. For now they could take time to build a better temporary tarp system so they can be out of the rain. Also I think it may be good to get the operator's shack built.
For functions that you want consistent speed for (blade on or off) you could put in a flow restrictor so it gets 8 gpm regardless.
Every day learning..... Thank You all...
you might check with Surplus Center on line about a pressure control valve to limit the speed of the hyd to a slower speed for safety
Informative article about your business. Thanks for sharing this with us that watch your channel.
Emerald's hair color matches the LT70.
I still don't know if it's your original hair color??
I like it!!
Thanks beautiful ladies.
If I were still a gambling man, I'd bet you that you didn't know the LT70 looks gorgeous with you standing next to it. But don't let it go to your head. 😊 Keep up the great work and education yall give the viewers. And may the grace and peace of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ be with you and yours now and forever. Amen. Love from Central California, USA
So true you can get so fast at reputation and still make a mistake slowing down is always best smart young lady 💥👍✌️🐝
Great job!
Thanks, very kool. ✌🏻👊🏼
Logg yaard!! I love it 😍
Com Todo o Respeito vc
E uma mulher Linda❤🎉😂
I bet that if you look carefully, you should find that there are flow control valves that can limit the flow rate to the various cylinders and actuators. They are usually located in the return lines from each cylinder back to the tank. They usually only reduce the flow in one direction. This way you get full force from the input side and control the speed on the exhaust side. Take a look or get your Gramps to take a look. This might reduce the chance of speed caused difficulties. You can also check with Wood Mizer. You can adjust the speed back when you find it is slow after your learning interval.
Slow is smooth, smooth is fast. Imagine how smooth you can become now that the machine is so much more powerful.
Great video, Girls. Have a good week,
Em with great power yields great responsibility!
Buffy the vampire-slaying wood worker?
Sorry, couldnt help it 🤣
Back on point, WOW, that sawmill is drool worthy!!
There are machines you pay for and then there are machines which pay for themselves! 😀
Great video!
Yah you went from 40 to 70 super, LT40-LT40Super-Lt50-LT70E -LT70SUper you made about 4 times up! *Justin from Wood-Mizer ;)
Great idea on the coffee! Good luck with that.
Interesting. So is the blade driven by some kind of hydraulic turbine? I presume it also has some kind of electric generator for the controls?
The Diesel engine drives the blade and a hydraulic pump. It also has an alternator, just like a car, to charge the starter battery and run the electronics. I don't know the precise way the clutch works on this mill. However it is not a "hydraulic turbine". It is likely a belt system connected to the engine. My John Deere had an electronic clutch that was connected to belts.
@@scottsoper Thanks. I'm 95% ignorant of this kind of thing, but find it interesting, and really admire the way these girls get on with things.
More information that it is good to know. Have you figured out what to do with the huge piles of sawdust from this much faster machine?
Yes we are just going into early summer but are you going to put the new sawmill in a building
If I bought a sawmill, could I mill my eastern red cedar trees ( juniper) on my property into 2x4, 2x6 etc lumber to build a house and or shop with that type of wood? It's an invasive species so I have plenty. I know I would have to find a way to dry it first though.
Get a cheap one (e.g. Woodland Mills 130-Max or a smaller Woodmizer - or something used) and make job number one - to build a lumber drying shed.
Could you make an in depth video about the topic “How do I calculate the speed and feed rates of the saw band, depending on the hardness of the wood and the tooth pitch of the saw band?”
Nice video as always. Thank you.👍 Is there an automatic safety mechanism to prevent crashing the blade into those hydraulic stamps holding in position the lumber?
coffee is awesome, and a mug.....sweet.
You should be able to put a flow valve in the line to set the speed rate on the log deck
no need for that. one just learns how far to move the joystick.
How much hydraulic pressure does the LT 70 run at?
Most ALL mechanical and electrical equipment get the most wear and tear from startup/shutdown.
Would love to watch you girls build a cabin or shed from some of your millings
God Bless from your Canadian Friend. Some interesting facts there.
Wow what a difference great job ❤ (love the hair )Have a wonderful day☕️ 📹👌👍😉From 🇨🇦
If I may be permitted to clarify what I believe the Little Old Log Lady has said.
I believe what she is saying is that the rumors are true.
That it is indeed possible to train women.
How exciting!
Good job on the hearing protection, what about the dogs?
4k is a real treat Emerald, just upgraded my TV and youtube looks awesome.
Emerald I wanted to tell you that my sister has always wanted one thing that you have is a sister. She ended up with two brothers and she’s in the middle age wise. I think you know where I’m going with this.
That's a monster of a mill but I don't like that the blade enters from the far end. I want to see the blade coming up to and entering the log at the speed I want and not driving in to fast sniping the first few inches from not being able to judge from a distance. What is the reason they designed this mill for the reverse milling. Is it so you can leave the auto clutch engaged with the engine and blade screaming at the far end to be able to use the hydraulics faster without the mill head being just a couple feet from the remote station screaming?
Did you watch Emerald's video on the control station she posted 7 days ago? "Control Station Switched to Other Side? Good or Bad?"
It is my opinion that at the production level they are trying to achieve, the control station cannot be in the way of removing the lumber. Doing the cutting towards the operator is the best solution and then doing what it takes to minimize the problems of doing it that way. However the mill controls can be anywhere you want them to be.
@scottsoper 10-4 Scott. By doing what it takes does that mean a second person at the far end guiding or perhaps a camera mounted with a screen at the station. And by putting the control station at the other end so you could see the action wouldn't that be the same setup as the 40 is. Maybe I'm accustomed to my 40. I definately would not want the autoclutch engaged with everything turning at speed a couple feet in front of me while I used the hydraulics . Seems like this is a two person mill and not much time would be saved if you were milling alone with a much bigger chance of damage or injury. Just my opinion.
Love your vidieos
Really like these videos. Very informative and pretty girls with alot of dedication How much fuel does this mill burn?
Какая же ты молодец - продаёшь всё время что-то!
Keep expanding your content, and you guys will end up with a million subscribers easy.
Then it becomes a question of do you keep milling, once you can afford no to..?
Was there a learning curve because the LT40 cut away from you and the LT 70 cuts towards you? Seems the 40 might have been easier to position the blade for a more precise cut size.
What are the 8 fingers hanging in the back for???? Safety?
Impressive machine 👍🏻☕️
Wow. I didn't know that about the Woodmizer LT70!
Awesome set-up! How do you like the LT70 joysticks vs the LT40 controls? Ive ordered an LT50 and thinking about upgrading my order to a 70. Thoughts?
I am not a sawyer, however I believe that what you should get depends on what you are doing and your pocket book. There is no question that the LT-70 is a better machine than the LT-50. More HP, bigger blade wheels, longer heaver blade, more things are hydraulic instead of electric and if you are doing this as a business then the production will be a lot higher. I am assuming that business production is what you need and that you need a portable unit or like LCLY, you don't have or want to use electricity. If you are a single person operation then you would put the controls on the end that the boards end up on if you have to stack each board as it comes off the mill. If I were doing it by myself, I would still get the live log deck and the sawdust conveyor if I were not actually moving around. These are my opinions based on my understanding of machinery, motion studies and from watching people mill lumber on RUclips. I would also consider a transfer table and a long green chain so that I could concentrate on running the mill and then stacking and sorting the lumber. I would also get a longer live deck. The goal would be to run a couple hours and then reload the live deck and stack the lumber from the green chain.
What's the maximum diameter log you can cut on that mill?
36 inches is the maximum diameter log for that machine.
How big of a fuel tank does it have, based on the consumption you mentioned you would need a large amount of fuel.
LISTEN TO THE VIDEO!!! Emerald is NOT talking about fuel consumption!!!!
My bad, I was not fully listening.
tell the boss you girls need a raise
The 40 was a good starter but the 70 is a wise progression?
Mugs can't wait
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The mill is computer controled, program the blade to come on and off when you want it to on it;s own. Would make your job easier and less stress on the mill, you would save on gas too.
This mill is made to run full blast. The blade should stay engaged while running this mill. However if you are going to step away from the controls, you should shut the whole thing down.
Faster means more product an that’s a good thing cool video keep on keeping on
I don't know the LT70, but you might want to call Wood Mizer and see if you can tune down the hydraulics while you are learning. No doubt you will be up to full speed soon.
What’s up with the bright red hue? Good video girls! Keep em coming 👍