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Thank you Evan, it is indeed, all them parts take an age to put together when your trying to follow the manual and the video at the same time. Thank you again buddy 👍

Thank you as always buddy, i sure wish it was easier for travel but hey hoo. A private jet would be nice also 😆 I would have loved the extra help on this one, it would have been nice to share this experience with someone else. I also agree that assembling the mill yourself allows the user and owner to fully understand the sawmill and if anything goes wrong, i should know how to rectify the issue. Thank you again bud and yes, very exciting times indeed 😁

Hey buddy and thank you for commenting as always. Now i thought the Frontier tracks to be better because they were solid angle sections but this one is all folded and formed steel. Time will tell but theyve been like this for a long time so im sure it will be fine. Thank you again buddy 👍

So the custom modes are an extra purchase but the standard riding modes are as standard and come with the the bike. You dont need to purchase the custom option. The Volspeed has no impact on any of these. Hope this helps 👍

No it wont, you have to engage the chip everytime to get it to the desired speed.

Thank you very much for commenting. You know what, going into this project i thought it would be ok and without any issues, BOY WAS I WRONG ! I wish the Norwood frame was as good as the Woodmizer frames, they seem very well put together and stout for sure. I have no doubt the Norwood frame will hold up but it was a nightmare to put together. Thank you very much and take care buddy 👍

The bike is holding up great, its still a great bike and it really is good have pedal assist. I am 5' 6" i think a xl would be quite large for you, my team leader got the Large frame and it fits him great and hes 6ft. Hope that helps and thank you for commenting.

@@everydaywithmenick thanks for the reply , the race edition is down to £2799 .I'm tempted

@@pollyaloy that is the spec my team leader went with. He's happy with it also.

Thank you Evan, hope you are well buddy.

Hey Andy and thank you for commenting buddy. HD38 is here and its awesome. Youve been awesome with me and im certain that you will be just the same with other customers. I cant wait for the APF show 2024 to see you guys and show off your products again for other people. Thank you very much again buddy and stay being awesome bud.

Thank you very much buddy, did you get a mill or did you manage to get the wood milled you had. The videos will be out soon enough. Thank you again 👍

@@everydaywithmenick I did thanks a mate of mine brought a woodland mill so he had the timber and milled it lucky.

Thank you as always buddy, your comments are always appreciated. I will check out that channel buddy, im not exactly sure if these German blades are the same flex back as mentioned but i will find out and see what they are like for sure. Thank you as always i hope you have a great time with the family 👍

Hey buddy and thank you so much for commenting, it truly is an amazing machine and getting it built is just the start of a very interesting journey. Im just editing the videos so they will be out soon enough. Thank you as always buddy 👍

i can get about 50miles in ECO but you must be conservative, i dont always have the motor turned on and can ride the bike without the motor on flat roads or trails etc. On TURBO and 20mph set it will do about 9miles it says. Hope this helps and thanks for commenting 👍

@@everydaywithmenick thanks for the reply! 9 miles sure is not a lot, with a 625wh battery, I wonder how that is even possible..

@@HenrikdaMURDERERER that is with the chip set at about 22mph so if it was only standard at 15mph then im sure it will be more. Ill have to do an update.

​@@everydaywithmenick Hi. How much drag do you feel from the motor when you're pedalling with the motor turned off? Cheers 👍

I know, i didnt have much in terms of ppe down the woodyard and i need to start gathering some of that equipment down there, i did use my sunglasses that are safety rated but thats a poor excuse. Ill sort it out buddy 👍 Thanks for commenting.

Hey Jeff and thank you for commenting. Yeah i think that fan would suck the wood out of the cages 😆 I just need to get the heating unit installed now and then i can try it out and see what the kiln is actually like. Thanks again buddy 👍

Im not sure yet about the lights but i think these lights will be extreme temperature lights so they should be ok. I can only try them and see how they go, if they dont last then nothing lost. Thanks for your concerns and thanks for commenting 👍

Yup. If he can adjust both input temperature & fan speed he'll be good.

Hey buddy and thank you for commenting, im not sure if i need to put it on a dimmer because the fan will only be on for a short time until the probe will register a drop in humidity. Thank you and i hope to get the kiln finished very soon. Hopefully soon it will be all on video 😆

@@papalegba6796 i dont think i need to adjust either, im hoping the fan will only be on a couple of minutes then the fan will shut off. All trial and error until the build is working fully. Thanks for the suggestion though buddy 👍

@@everydaywithmenick my thinking was that having a steady flow of air through the kiln may be more efficient than having an on/off system. Like your washing dries quicker in a steady breeze kinda thing. There's a ton of variables tho, trial & error like you say. Fitting a dimmer switch just gives you more control over the process if needed.

Thank you Archie, i appreciate you taking the time to comment. I wouldnt have bought the fan if it was new but the fan was local from a bulk container buy and it was cheap. Yes i was thinking the hot air inlet should be at the highest point. I also feel like ive made a mistake and ive put a hole in the top side of the left side door thinking the air will force down. It can be corrected or covered over so its not all bad but i was thinking of using the gravity flap vents so when the hot air is being pushed in it will close the vent and then when the fan is on it will open the gravity vent and pull fresh air in. Maybe its an experiment but it can be changed if needed. Thank you again buddy, appreciate you commenting 👍

hey Jerry buddy, yes this is going to make the firewood processing a breeze and will be quicker with all the process being all in one. I will get there just like the splitters and ill soon be away with it. I think i have a solution for the larger splits but that will come soon enough 😆 Thank you as always good buddy 👍

Thank you very much Jeff, the machine should just be the thing for the future. It sure will keep up with the demand of firewood. Thank you for commenting buddy 👍

Hey buddy and thank you for commenting. I really dont know how i feel about the hydraulic splitter because of the operation of it. I just dont know if i can get away with it. In short though, the processor will be a different beast for me, it will do all the job that i had to do individually and combine into one operation. Thank you again buddy 👍

@@everydaywithmenick I know what you mean.. I use an hydraulic oxdale splitter off the back of the tractor but want to move to a more conventional splitter so ill be watching closely how you go forward..

Thank you very much buddy, i hope it goes the right way also.

Thank you as always Evan, i appreciate your comments. yes the bigger pieces can be caught and split again into smaller pieces but ive just gotta pick my wood now and i think that will be the key to efficient splitting. Nothing compares to the kinetic splitter but im trying to reduce the amount of times handling the wood and i think this might just be the key to it. Thank you again buddy 👍

Hey buddy and thanks for commenting. The outfeed conveyor was running good as far as i recall, maybe the tension needed adjusting. I need to install a debris cleaner on the end of the conveyor to clean out the rubbish for sure. Yes i just need to use it more and more and im sure ill become very comfortable with the processor. Thanks again buddy 👍

Hey Dave 👋 thank you buddy, yes on greener logs im sure it will be much much different. That spruce was tough and it exploded when i was splitting it. The macine held up great though. Thanks again buddy, hope you are doing well 👍

Thank you very much for the continued support, it seems so long ago when the first videos went out. That Jansen splitter is still the GOAT 😆 Hard work pays but now i need to start focussing on the improvements of the yard and the building. Thank you very much buddy 👍

Ooh a recliner would be awesome but then id think id get nothing done. Yes there is a log deck to be had but ill have to start saving some pennies up for that. it would be very useful and more efficient having one for sure. I think in the mean time, ill have to make something to suit as a dead deck for the processor. In order to keep up with firewood sales, i had to get something to do the full job and reduce handling of wood. Thank you very much as always 👍

On this one im splitting 2 year seasoned spruce so its very dry and explodes when split. Thanks for commenting buddy 👍

I am going t agree with you buddy, i wish id seen Richards website long before the MDL Powerup splitter. It certainly is much more efficient. Thank you buddy 👍

@@everydaywithmenick yeah the performance of the 6 way especially was very disappointing & you really need that to be spot on. This looks a much better design. Fingers crossed it keeps smashing em out for you.

you can say that again, bleeding the brakes is even worse, it took me weeks to get a good brake back when i swapped out a rear caliper on the machine. Thanks for commenting 👍

Hey good buddy 👋 good to hear of you buddy. I know, i kept this one a little bit on the down low. I was just playing it day by day with this one. it was a kind of unplanned purchase with no prior thought process 😆 Well the Unimog is an animal for sure, very capable machines and an all round workhorse. Yes the Ransomes triple gang is a pretty good machine and gets the fields cut very quickly and it leaves a good finish also. Thank you as always good buddy, hope your keeping well buddy 👍

@rayettaforbes1068 hi and thank you for commenting. Also thank you for your concern on my dogs. These dogs are of working breed and have been around machinery and tools for all their lives and are very familiar with their boundaries. If I say move from the area they know. But thank you for your concern, you will see them a lot in my videos, they're my woodyard buddies.

Hey James and thank you for commenting. The sawdust bucket was one of the first things i did on the OS27 because i had so much sawdust going everywhere and the clean up was a chore i didnt care for. The winch cover is a perfect place for the tape measure storage area 😆 and you know where it is for the next time. Yeah i just end up changing blades in a good way or a bad way for me, sometimes its at the right place and other times i just change where ever it stops. Thank you again buddy 👍

Hey buddy, so the quick hitch is a 90mm dipper gap and 85mm between pin centres. ill leave a link the website i used to purchase the quick hitch from. www.wspoweronline.com/products/quick-hitch-excavator Hope this helps and apologies for the late rersponse.

It is a problem, some people want nice clean split wood. I agree it all burns but customers are customers and theyre always right. Thanks for commenting buddy.