Looks like you get good recovery . We ran an eight inch edger with .090 plate and .125 kerf . Cut with in .001 of an inch . Would those blades work with this mill ? Love the speed . Do a test with two logs the same size , measure speed against a band saw to make finished product ( band saw is not finished untill the slabs are edged ) I'll put my money on your swing saw system
That's awesome. How do you plane it, mill it and kiln dry it? Great for rough cut timber but rough cut timber has a high moisture content and will warp like hell if it lays out and drys.
I was a huge fan of the Lucas mill but, this has Lucas beat. This is what I'll have later on, Lord willing. I found an old lucas, locally. To get me started. But I'm really impressed with the simplicity of this machine.
How many boards do you need to cut before you recoup the investment costs, including cost of logs, operator labor, insurance, energy, transportation, etc? Thanks
It all depends on your circumstance. If you have quality trees available for milling into furniture grade timber it wouldn't take long. We milled here in NZ for the first few years before we actually sold these machines, production milling pine. Market in NZ is too costly to buy the logs. Now perhaps if we focused on more niche products like specialty large beams we may have done better. Australia seems to have an abundance of high quality timber that doesn't need treating. Same goes for a lot of countries out there!
how large a stick can you handle,,,,,i have an oak 27" at the small end and 54" at the big end 27' away...i want to cut some large table tops from it and maybe some wide 2" sticks,,,,thanks
Yes we could. However comparing a 4.75mm kerf to a bandsaws kerf of 2-3mm... the swing blade will win over a full day's milling as it is. No wavy boards. Straight and true timber through and through. Don't get caught up in the myth. Our blades are proven! We milled 1600bf that day and I still haven't sharpened the blade. No wavy timber either.
We could offer a much narrower kerf for you but then we get into the same issues a bandsaw has... Must have the teeth sharpened just right. Must have a specific form of lubricant. Must feed the saw just right to not strain the blade. Needs sharpening regularly. And so on... Wouldn't you rather an option that simply cuts true and straight timber without any headaches? I feel that's what our sawyer prefer.
There is a lot of saw dust! These type of saw mills while fast you must loose some boards due to thick kerk of blade versus mills that use thin kerf blades
We run our new Turbokerf blades now days (our revolutionary new design blade). Model 6 can use as thin as 4.5mm kerf. The model 8 can now run as little as 5mm So actually these saws will have a better recovery factoring in consistently straight timber through the day (shavings look like hay). A bandsaw will lose whatever was considered to be savings at the secondary planing stage due to deviation or waves in the timber. I watch in horror just how much timber is wasted at shows using a band mill. Heavy slabs and a lack of sufficient re-handling and re-edging. Also shavings are a result of an efficient circular cut with just the right amount of teeth. A bandsaw will saw through the same particle over and over giving you dust like bi-product rendering it almost useless for re-use. Bandsaw dust also compacts very well so it gives you an impression of savings. Operation of these mills couldn't be simpler. Cut to your list of sizes as you move through the log. Resulting in minimal waste!
TheDave570 great for wide boards too. th-cam.com/video/DiZzY4RAyz8/w-d-xo.html also the do not shoot out that’s a miss conception this isn’t a twin saw.
Super efficient. Well done!
Looks like you get good recovery . We ran an eight inch edger with .090 plate and .125 kerf . Cut with in .001 of an inch . Would those blades work with this mill ? Love the speed . Do a test with two logs the same size , measure speed against a band saw to make finished product ( band saw is not finished untill the slabs are edged ) I'll put my money on your swing saw system
neat machine. how large can you cut the pieces of lumber?
Extremely effective. How much does such a glory cost?
That's awesome. How do you plane it, mill it and kiln dry it? Great for rough cut timber but rough cut timber has a high moisture content and will warp like hell if it lays out and drys.
That's impressive. Thanks for sharing.
I don't think it can be beat, for a 1 man mill.
Totally efficient for sawing lumber 👌
Buenas noches cuanto cuesta y donde puedo berla la maquina muy linda gracias
What depth can it cut?
Will this ever be available in the UK
It's amazing.
How many ft a day you think you can cut if all good well
Boa tarde moro no Brasil quanto fica para entregar uma máquina dessa aqui Mato Grosso
Will this mill large timbers used for timber framing
Muito bom mesmo essa serra , excelente quem dera poder comprar uma dessa, parabéns o trabalho ficou ótimo.
Hola, me gustaría saber cuanto cuesta esa máquina en pesos chilenos, y si la exportan a chile
That is fantastic
Can it do planks such as 4x12 or 2x10?
Yes it can.
Buenas tarde q presio tienen esas makina si fuera otra más económica mejor
Nice👍is it for sale in Norway?
What is the cost and what are the range of specs
what does this one cost?
So impressive..actually i want it ..but how to buy if im in malaysia
What's the cost of mill like this
Lento??? Y para tablas de mayor dimensión?
I was a huge fan of the Lucas mill but, this has Lucas beat. This is what I'll have later on, Lord willing. I found an old lucas, locally. To get me started. But I'm really impressed with the simplicity of this machine.
What a sawmill 'that is the best one i ever seen nice and fast..2 .
i love you
That was impressive.
Any Canadian distribution?
Una verdadera maravilla
Hola, amigo, me gusta mucho el metodo del aserradero, cuanto vale todo el equipo completo, cuanto vale en plata colombiana, espero su respuesta
No son baratos, turbosawmill.com/gladiatormills/
chatsworth777 Hola cuanto cuesta, en plata colombiana, necesito su asesoría, para aprender armar, trabajarlo, te agradezco
how is the price !!!
GREAT VIDEO, GREAT MACHINE.
A BIG ADDED BONUS, NO GODAWFUL ACCOMPANYING NOISE (called music by some tone deaf people).
Plz price
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Price?
How many boards do you need to cut before you recoup the investment costs, including cost of logs, operator labor, insurance, energy, transportation, etc? Thanks
It all depends on your circumstance. If you have quality trees available for milling into furniture grade timber it wouldn't take long. We milled here in NZ for the first few years before we actually sold these machines, production milling pine. Market in NZ is too costly to buy the logs. Now perhaps if we focused on more niche products like specialty large beams we may have done better. Australia seems to have an abundance of high quality timber that doesn't need treating. Same goes for a lot of countries out there!
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how large a stick can you handle,,,,,i have an oak 27" at the small end and 54" at the big end 27' away...i want to cut some large table tops from it and maybe some wide 2" sticks,,,,thanks
Our mills are able to saw up any diameter log. This model (the M8) will cut an 8"x8" block or double cut up to 16" wide by 7" deep.
It's not the right mill if you want to make big slabs, for that you would probably want a big chainsaw mill.
diyVT we actually make a range of slabber options to fit this mill.
Good to know that's an option. I didn't mean to miss represent your mill seeing as this is the first time I have seen one.
I like this mill where I can buy and how much machine coast?
We have a range of saws. Visit www.turbosawmill.com and look through the products. Then email jake@turbosawmill.co.nz I can work you up an invoice.
nice looking tomato stakes
Is is available in Ontario Canada. Have someone contact me
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can the blade be upgraded to a finer blade?
Yes we could. However comparing a 4.75mm kerf to a bandsaws kerf of 2-3mm... the swing blade will win over a full day's milling as it is. No wavy boards. Straight and true timber through and through. Don't get caught up in the myth.
Our blades are proven! We milled 1600bf that day and I still haven't sharpened the blade. No wavy timber either.
We could offer a much narrower kerf for you but then we get into the same issues a bandsaw has...
Must have the teeth sharpened just right.
Must have a specific form of lubricant.
Must feed the saw just right to not strain the blade.
Needs sharpening regularly.
And so on...
Wouldn't you rather an option that simply cuts true and straight timber without any headaches? I feel that's what our sawyer prefer.
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qual o valor dessa lucas mil
indonesia ada yg jual kah..
Is this model available with a 3phase motor?
Yes
wow this is a really unique and cool mill you have built! unlike anything I've ever seen
TURBOSAWMILL этот "брус" , для каретки с пилой он цельный ? это одна неразъемная деталь ? какая её длинна ?
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cuanto vale para colombia
Wow !
This is a good veteo
Is this marching available i need one in Nigeria
Shina Adewale yes it is email retail@turbosawmill.co.nz
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I buy this saw
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what model number is this ..?????and the price,,anyone know?
dave leech best thing is, it has a smaller blue print!
This is the Model 8. Now the design has been upgraded to the new 2018 frame design. Cost varies from country to country. Email jake@turbosawmill.co.nz
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Hi, I want to talk to you
There is a lot of saw dust! These type of saw mills while fast you must loose some boards due to thick kerk of blade versus mills that use thin kerf blades
We run our new Turbokerf blades now days (our revolutionary new design blade).
Model 6 can use as thin as 4.5mm kerf. The model 8 can now run as little as 5mm So actually these saws will have a better recovery factoring in consistently straight timber through the day (shavings look like hay). A bandsaw will lose whatever was considered to be savings at the secondary planing stage due to deviation or waves in the timber.
I watch in horror just how much timber is wasted at shows using a band mill. Heavy slabs and a lack of sufficient re-handling and re-edging.
Also shavings are a result of an efficient circular cut with just the right amount of teeth. A bandsaw will saw through the same particle over and over giving you dust like bi-product rendering it almost useless for re-use. Bandsaw dust also compacts very well so it gives you an impression of savings.
Operation of these mills couldn't be simpler. Cut to your list of sizes as you move through the log. Resulting in minimal waste!
Frikkin kewl !!!
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Great for 2x4s.!! If that board catches on the blade as he picks it up it'll shoot out of there like a rocket !!!!!!!!!!!!!!
TheDave570 great for wide boards too. th-cam.com/video/DiZzY4RAyz8/w-d-xo.html also the do not shoot out that’s a miss conception this isn’t a twin saw.
Also great for beams and slabs.
TheDave570
It's the best
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How can I contact you to purchase one?
Prices can be found on www.turbosawmillusa.com you can email me on jake@turbosawmill.co.nz
jake@turbosawmill.co.nz
nice :)