What you don't like shakey phone cropped footage? Ya the visuals might get a bit better from now on, but no promises because its easy to loose track of cameras when things get technical. Never enough hands around either.
I will do a bit of focus on it in a future video, but the boiler itself seems very well built. setup is quite flexible, but takes a some work no matter how you do it.
@@andrewmartz8447 My build has pretty high upfront investment. And really I am targeting waste wood consumption, the kiln is more a byproduct of finding a use for my waste. Well that and i want to kiln dry our piano wood i guess. It's unlikely that the kiln will ever pay for the costs of the boiler and setup, but I think i can do some other cool things with it that will make it worthwhile.
Well I was looking at a IDry Vacuum kiln they cost $60,000. For the base model. A local company charges $3.00 a board foot….. at that price it pays for itself pretty quick if you keep it running all the time. But it runs purely off of electricity in Washington state we have pretty low electrical rates but I don’t like being dependent on other people for electricity so that’s why your wood boiler is intriguing to me. I would love to chat with you in person discuss cost so I can formulate a proper plan for my operation. Andrew Sawmill Services NW
@@andrewmartz8447 $3.00 a board foot is a lot. Definitely worth a solid investment. Let's chat. Drop a form submission on my website: mountainvoice.ca I'll get back to you from there. I can answer some questions or give you the company contact.
I think it was bought used in like the 50s or something. I’ll have to double check those numbers but it’s old. We replaced the drive motor on it a few years back so you didn’t have to wind a rope around the fan shaft to start it. Took some of the novelty out of using it, but production when up a little.
ANYONE WHO IS LOOKING FOR A NYLE 1200S KILN SYSTEM I HAVE 2 SYSTEMS COMPLETE WITH DUCT WORK LET ME KNOW IF ANYONE IS INTERESTED. THANKS Im looking for 15k each obo
Very impressive setup!
Thank you Scott, the devil's in the details though. So very many details, I'll cover some in the next few videos, Im still working on it.
Nice. I’m looking forward the next parts in the series as you’ve probably got a lot of better footage of the build.
What you don't like shakey phone cropped footage? Ya the visuals might get a bit better from now on, but no promises because its easy to loose track of cameras when things get technical. Never enough hands around either.
Interested in info on the boiler and how you like the set up?
Thanks
I will do a bit of focus on it in a future video, but the boiler itself seems very well built. setup is quite flexible, but takes a some work no matter how you do it.
Thanks that would be great. I have a small Sawmill operation in Washington state and the next step in my operations a Kiln.
@@andrewmartz8447 My build has pretty high upfront investment. And really I am targeting waste wood consumption, the kiln is more a byproduct of finding a use for my waste. Well that and i want to kiln dry our piano wood i guess. It's unlikely that the kiln will ever pay for the costs of the boiler and setup, but I think i can do some other cool things with it that will make it worthwhile.
Well I was looking at a IDry Vacuum kiln they cost $60,000. For the base model. A local company charges $3.00 a board foot….. at that price it pays for itself pretty quick if you keep it running all the time. But it runs purely off of electricity in Washington state we have pretty low electrical rates but I don’t like being dependent on other people for electricity so that’s why your wood boiler is intriguing to me. I would love to chat with you in person discuss cost so I can formulate a proper plan for my operation.
Andrew
Sawmill Services NW
@@andrewmartz8447 $3.00 a board foot is a lot. Definitely worth a solid investment. Let's chat. Drop a form submission on my website: mountainvoice.ca I'll get back to you from there. I can answer some questions or give you the company contact.
Heirloom quality cement mixer!
I think it was bought used in like the 50s or something. I’ll have to double check those numbers but it’s old. We replaced the drive motor on it a few years back so you didn’t have to wind a rope around the fan shaft to start it. Took some of the novelty out of using it, but production when up a little.
ANYONE WHO IS LOOKING FOR A NYLE 1200S KILN SYSTEM I HAVE 2 SYSTEMS COMPLETE WITH DUCT WORK LET ME KNOW IF ANYONE IS INTERESTED. THANKS
Im looking for 15k each obo
I’m kind of showing how to make your own here, no nyles needed, but you can try and sell here if you want. Sure , why not.