023 - Assembling a Woodland Mills HM126 Portable Saw Mill
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
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Important Note: All bolts are loosely tightened, and are fully tightened once on the track and the saw head has moved back and forth and the track is straightened and everything is all aligned.
We are so excited to have the sawmill set up, and can't wait to saw some lumber. We purchased the Woodland Mills HM126-14 at the end of July 2021 and received it at the end of October. In this video we are going to bring the saw mill crate from one side of the homestead to the other at its final spot at the saw mill barn with out Massey Ferguson 1835E compact tractor. From there, we open the crate and start assembling our Woodland Mills portable saw mill.
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The best assembly I've seen yet. Great job guys!!!
Thank you!
Great presentation guys
Thx for sharing
It's good that you a bud that helped you that day.
Zack’s help is extremely beneficial. He’s a great friend too.
Hope mine does not come with the snow on top.. didn't ask for that option.
HAHAHA. We just got a ton of snow in the last week. Fortunately it melts fairly quickly.
Hey man thanks for making this video👊
I’m about to start putting my Sawmill together today and it was exactly what I was looking for.
New subscriber from Arkansas!
Thanks! This is exactly why I put this video together. Enjoy! Also check out Hippocrates Garden. He's in Arkansas as well and has some videos on setting up his sawmill.
Same here!
Well brother mine came today and I gotta tell ya your video helped immensely, single handed got her assembled in 5.5. I'll have to upload a bit more, us woodland mills guys gotta stick together haha!
Congratulations! Did you cut anything today?
@@DuckRiverHomestead not yet, local shipping was a dog and pony show, didn't get it in till about 0300 mst. Threw it together in the driveway, wife would be pissed haha! Will update buddy, really setup was a breeze thanks to your vid, I just assembled the head on set rails feet first, daughter loved running dads .5 impact setting them nylocks. Have a good evening man, thanks again.
This is why I posted the video. I'm glad it was helpful. One thing that would have made it easier is having a table to hold all of the bolts, and an organizational tray to separate them. I think it would be nice of WM to send something like that. I'd be willing to spend $50 more on organized bolts with sizes clearly marked.
@@DuckRiverHomestead I am fortunate enough to remember the mm to inch conversions, but I agree, even a few stickers on the bags, at least they kept the track fasteners and the head unit fasteners separated haha, only had a washer, two nylocks and a 30mm left over, no holes though! Just milled an aspen that fell down a few weeks ago, machine works great.
Woohoo!
nice looking saw mill
Thank you!
I'm gonna need a laser level, that's a smart idea
It made it so easier. I have moved the track over a couple feet and re-leveling it was a breeze. I have another 6' extension I'll be adding soon and anchoring to the slab with rebar, and the laser level should make all the difference in the world.
Thanks for watching!
I seen that red headed feller sneak a sip of milk out a fresh gallon and put it back in the fridge at Kroger in Thompson Station
when someone confronted him and ask him "what do you think you're doing!?" he just responded "milk." and left
well aint that something....
When was this? Unfortunately I'm not surprised.
Got a new sub. Got screwed around a bit with shipping but mine will be here today, the hm126 seems to be very popular as of late.
Thanks you!
I love my HM126. I have 2, maybe 3 logs in my huge delivery that are over 26". I'll have to cut them down first before putting them on my mill. Sure the HM130 max would be nice, but I don't really miss any functionality other than the electric start. I might add one myself before I start doing my mass production of lumber. I also plan on adding a lift motor instead of the crank.
I hope you enjoy yours!
Did you ever get yours set up?
@@DuckRiverHomestead I did, then I broke my foot so I haven't been up in the trees to feed it! Cut down a juniper in the yard, foot casted up and the mill runs excellent! Wife werent too happy though.
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Good thing for your friend helping you so much!
This would take me no time to do, because I wouldn’t do it! That’s what I have you for! 💁🏼♀️ But I could sew you a cover for it.
They're like two kids sitting on the floor in kindergarten playing with Lincoln Logs... It's Great! I love it!
All take 100.00 4’x8’ cherry plywood
Nice job. Any estimate on the engine/wheel assembly weight? The entire rolling section of mill weight?
My best guess is about 550-600. The total package is 950.
Would take me about three weeks to get that done 😂
I'd still be working on it 3 weeks after you
If you get the 126 with the 14 hp is it a keyed engine or just pull start? Thanks
I got the 2021 model and it is just a pull start. I have looked for a starter for it and haven't had much luck.
12 hours
Pretty good. Was that by yourself?
What in hell is lunch break
An overrated waste of time. ;)
All take 4’x8’ cherry plywood 100 of them please
Hahaha. Very funny. I don’t think I’ll be making plywood though. 😉
@@DuckRiverHomestead get a wood clipper for the offcuts and a whole bunch of Titebond to make OSB :)
Have a question. Can I use that blade on a bandsaw. Lol
Depends. Which blade are you talking about?
The blade are your machine. I bet I could figure it out