Clearing the dust is very important for a cooler and cleaner cut.. What ever dust is left behind gets re-cut, binds against the sides of the blade, and that takes away from the piece being milled. dust also contains pitch which can build up and cause a lot of problems.
Hi Emerald and Jade it looks like all your hard work is growing your subscriber numbers. And I hope that translates to more business for the log yard. And don't forget when you reference something from a previous video you can add a link to it in the top right corner with an information ! mark. This will get new viewers watching more of your content.🙂🧡🧡🌻🌻
Whenever I buy blades for my bandsaw I am buying an all-purpose and the cheapest I can find. I like a lot of woodworkers will finish my cuts by sanding eventually so the cut quality unlike a mill isn't that important. One thing is certain #woodmiser should be supplying you wish a certain number of all of their blades for simply doing a video like this and raising awareness of their mills. Thanks again Emerald for another interesting video and thanks to Jade for the camera work
Great job with this blade video. Great idea. Probably one of the only things you have not done a video on 'til now. If I didn't know any better I'd think you were reading all that off a teleprompter!! I can't imagine how you remembered all that. Did you have to spend a lot of time studying and memorizing all that? WOW! Late posting too, but thanks for all your and Jades hard work with them. We appreciate it. Now get some sleep. I'm sure the BOSS MAN and BOSS LADY have a busy day for you two tomorrow! MEMENTO VIVERE.
Congrats on 130000 subs!! Great video! Your family is so creative on the topics you put in your videos, every day something different. I would have ran out of ideas in a couple of weeks. Keep it up.
I stumbled to one of your video last week and just been watching them. I started wood working not too long ago, and I've learned so much already from your videos. Especially the pros and cons between certain wood. Been very educational, keep it up.
Deeper guilitt will cut faster in wider boards as it will not dust load as much and stop cutting as the tooth is going through the cut . Another Y tube guy that has a very big home made band mill that saws very big logs up to 6 feet dia uses some kind of special blades that cut right through nails all the time and keep right on cutting ok . He cuts a lot of nice table tops from some very ugly logs . Some good information about the blades . Keep the saw dust flying .
Thanks, Emerald, for the great info and run down on the blades. And a shout out to the experienced camera lady for her steady hand! Have a dry evening ladies! TTFN
I remember Matt Cremona saying he likes the bi-metal blade because he hits nails a lot and accidentally cut off one of his metal dogs while slabbing and the blade was still good. Not sure of the brand. Of course he doesn't do nearly the volume you guys do.
I, too am paying more than you pay for blades for my 36 inch wheel bandsaw. Have you ever bought blades from other companies like, for instance the "Wood Slicer" brand from Highland Woodworking"?
I had a good laugh thinking about how few people watching this need a blade for anything other than maybe a razor to shave in the morning, but we watch you faithfully anyway. (But I’d probably buy a blade anyway if you told me to.)
Jus an fyi: " less sawdust on board"...='s less resistance,& longer blade life,and your mill motor equipment works less..and less breakdowns!! Jus sayin...🤷!! 👍🐺🧙♂️!!!!
The price for your blades is cheaper for your mill than my personal Delta 13" bandsaw. I usually pay around $20. - $30+ for a good blade. That's for a 3/4" 3 hook tooth per inch. Thanks for the videos. You all do a great job.
Harden tips/busted teeth. Being a machinist for 30+ years. Yeap! That is highly possible results. Wood has spots (aka knots) that can be surprisingly hard as steel. Blackjack oak dead limbs for one. Dull a chain fast on a chainsaw.
I am interested in how you purchase blades at that low of price, I pay twice that amount for the same blades? Is there a special program or subscription that you participate in?
Thanks for explaining this. I have always been curious. How long your blades last you doing this. I am very surprised how cheep your blades are! I pay close to the same amount for regular band saw blades.
Love the angles, Jade. Very nice camera work. Em, a very nice job on this blade comparison. I had no idea there were this many choices. Very nicely done ladies!
Hi, make sure your guide clearance is set just right for the bi metallic or harder blades. The teeth don't bend well , they will catch your guide blocks . But bi metallic blades will hold up better than the other blades all day long .
Great explanation on different blades, I use the cheaper blades but I also sharpen and set them. I did get two of the BiMetal blades to try out but have not used them yet guess we will need to compare notes when we run them (or ruin them LOL)
Can you vary the WoodMizer's blade speed to accommodate different cutting situations? Rethinking my questions, you likely vary how fast you advance the Woodmizer's cutting head.
Contact manufacturer about the one-day blade issue. They should be able to work with you on making sure you get the full expected lifetime of the blade. Sometimes it is proper adjustment. Sometimes suitable lubrication. Chances are, in your case, it was a defective blade.
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Nice job on describing blade differences, Em. The compound metal blade would seem cost effective if the number of cuts to dollar exceed the standard blade. But that all depends on the wood density. Thanks to Gramp's blade sharpening skills, the cost are manageable as is his brewing of a really good cup of java.
I use a 12" drywall knife to run down the boards and clean off the stuck on sawdust. I've found if I don't it can mold in the pile and cause some staining.
Amazing video as always u both ladies, Sorry been dealing with a few family things i will be catching up on watching your last few videos. But hey Em do u cover the outside tools in the rain and snow when not using them?
you tease the blade runner as he delivers cut after cut eh? now angel of fire is your gaurdian angels who wants to kick you into a new age kingdom and crown you sexy beast each siren has a angel wing as the siren king lucifur also has a angel wing but is a night stalker tiger or wolf depending on the shape shifters within my dream scape
Em looks even more radiant this episode
I'm a bit surprised some of the blades are that inexpensive. Your videos are getting better every day. Good job.
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Clearing the dust is very important for a cooler and cleaner cut.. What ever dust is left behind gets re-cut, binds against the sides of the blade, and that takes away from the piece being milled. dust also contains pitch which can build up and cause a lot of problems.
Hi Emerald and Jade it looks like all your hard work is growing your subscriber numbers. And I hope that translates to more business for the log yard. And don't forget when you reference something from a previous video you can add a link to it in the top right corner with an information ! mark. This will get new viewers watching more of your content.🙂🧡🧡🌻🌻
Awesome camera and angle shots! The two of you put together great content!! Proud of both of you. Keep the coffee going!
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Amazing camera work loved the video ☕️👩🦰👩📹🪵👍😉
Nice blade video! Good job...
Wow! I'm shocked how inexpensive the blades are for that sawmill! I'm paying more for the blades on my shop bandsaw!
Whenever I buy blades for my bandsaw I am buying an all-purpose and the cheapest I can find. I like a lot of woodworkers will finish my cuts by sanding eventually so the cut quality unlike a mill isn't that important. One thing is certain #woodmiser should be supplying you wish a certain number of all of their blades for simply doing a video like this and raising awareness of their mills. Thanks again Emerald for another interesting video and thanks to Jade for the camera work
Emerald, thank you for the educational video I really enjoyed it.
Thanks for the information, Emerald. I've always wondered about the purpose of each of the blade types. Stay safe, young lady.
Great job with this blade video. Great idea. Probably one of the only things you have not done a video on 'til now. If I didn't know any better I'd think you were reading all that off a teleprompter!! I can't imagine how you remembered all that. Did you have to spend a lot of time studying and memorizing all that? WOW! Late posting too, but thanks for all your and Jades hard work with them. We appreciate it. Now get some sleep. I'm sure the BOSS MAN and BOSS LADY have a busy day for you two tomorrow! MEMENTO VIVERE.
Thanks for the interesting video. I found it quite informative, great explanation Emerald and awesome camera work Jade.
Congrats on 130000 subs!! Great video! Your family is so creative on the topics you put in your videos, every day something different. I would have ran out of ideas in a couple of weeks. Keep it up.
I stumbled to one of your video last week and just been watching them. I started wood working not too long ago, and I've learned so much already from your videos. Especially the pros and cons between certain wood. Been very educational, keep it up.
please start blocking the posters with bad comments and inappropriate comments
Deeper guilitt will cut faster in wider boards as it will not dust load as much and stop cutting as the tooth is going through the cut .
Another Y tube guy that has a very big home made band mill that saws very big logs up to 6 feet dia uses some kind of special blades that cut right through nails all the time and keep right on cutting ok .
He cuts a lot of nice table tops from some very ugly logs .
Some good information about the blades .
Keep the saw dust flying .
The deep gullet ones will not sharpen well nor as many times.
Has wood-mizer approached you about making instructional videos for them? They shoud!
Emerald, great video! Your screen presence gets better with every video. I especially like the "shorts" you produce for product updates!
Awesome information..stay safe also stay warm and dry crazy weather patterns lately
Thanks, Emerald, for the great info and run down on the blades. And a shout out to the experienced camera lady for her steady hand! Have a dry evening ladies! TTFN
I remember Matt Cremona saying he likes the bi-metal blade because he hits nails a lot and accidentally cut off one of his metal dogs while slabbing and the blade was still good. Not sure of the brand. Of course he doesn't do nearly the volume you guys do.
I, too am paying more than you pay for blades for my 36 inch wheel bandsaw. Have you ever bought blades from other companies like, for instance the "Wood Slicer" brand from Highland Woodworking"?
Rock on LCLY. I don’t know if I’ll ever use what you teach me, but learning is never wasted.
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Wow tons of Creeps in the comments
Thank you for the awesome tips. 👍
You have incredible eyes, and I could just listen to you all day long, stay safe, please big hugs to your family
Классно всё рассказала. Можешь подробно показать узел роликов и направляющих пилы. На LT40.
Мы пилим на LT20 и у нас только ролики.
I had a good laugh thinking about how few people watching this need a blade for anything other than maybe a razor to shave in the morning, but we watch you faithfully anyway. (But I’d probably buy a blade anyway if you told me to.)
Congratulations on 130000 subs Steve from Australia
good morning beautyful girls 😘😘😘
How did the police find all the missing wood from the lumber yard?
It was chipped.
Jus an fyi: " less sawdust on board"...='s less resistance,& longer blade life,and your mill motor equipment works less..and less breakdowns!!
Jus sayin...🤷!!
👍🐺🧙♂️!!!!
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The price for your blades is cheaper for your mill than my personal Delta 13" bandsaw. I usually pay around $20. - $30+ for a good blade. That's for a 3/4" 3 hook tooth per inch. Thanks for the videos. You all do a great job.
Harden tips/busted teeth. Being a machinist for 30+ years. Yeap! That is highly possible results. Wood has spots (aka knots) that can be surprisingly hard as steel. Blackjack oak dead limbs for one. Dull a chain fast on a chainsaw.
That's some pretty good information actually :D
Emerald, your signature arm swing at the introduction needs to be a little more definite. It seems to be your trademark. Thanks.
Turbo7 is the only blade you need for softwood unless you’ve got super knotty spruce and then a 4 degree blade is better.
I am interested in how you purchase blades at that low of price, I pay twice that amount for the same blades? Is there a special program or subscription that you participate in?
Did you ever think of making your own blades
I wonder if how hard-headed a person's head is can be measured using the metal ball test SMH LOL
Thanks for explaining this. I have always been curious. How long your blades last you doing this. I am very surprised how cheep your blades are! I pay close to the same amount for regular band saw blades.
You are like a perfect TV presenter from the 1990s for kids.
Yeah I noticed your blades missing a couple teeth ?
Emerald, you are really getting comfortable in front of the camera ! good job.
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Good job, keep being u
Love the angles, Jade. Very nice camera work. Em, a very nice job on this blade comparison. I had no idea there were this many choices. Very nicely done ladies!
Hi, make sure your guide clearance is set just right for the bi metallic or harder blades. The teeth don't bend well , they will catch your guide blocks . But bi metallic blades will hold up better than the other blades all day long .
Yep. I know
Great explanation on different blades, I use the cheaper blades but I also sharpen and set them. I did get two of the BiMetal blades to try out but have not used them yet guess we will need to compare notes when we run them (or ruin them LOL)
What a wonderful personality this Emerald has.
have a great day😀😀😀😀🤠🤠🤠🤠🤠🤠
Have only used a few different ones myself . Good explanation . Any chance we will see Sammy in the near future ?
Can you vary the WoodMizer's blade speed to accommodate different cutting situations? Rethinking my questions, you likely vary how fast you advance the Woodmizer's cutting head.
The class room above all class rooms, Nice!
It just dawned on to me that you guys can save the day on blade knowledge. Bring it.
Good work and looking lovely
Did you say your name is Emerald?
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Do these blades come in several degrees? Very well done ladies thank you.👍♥️♥️
You and your sister always great videos Your both very pretty
how long does it take to switch out a blade?
So, what's a "gullet"? Is that like a baby Seagull? 🦤
So good it is almost as if you are rehearsing over and over!
How about saw blades for resawing? Been looking for some for after I've kiln dried.
Careful, you might not be allowed to say bimetal blade in Florida.
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If you ever snapped a blade while filming make sure to post it! Good content!
Wow 14 dollars a blade. Far cry from the steel cutting blades that are used to cut steel aluminum etc. that cost way over 100.00 per blade.
Good video. As usual em!😮
Your getting a great deal on your blades. They cost my closer to $25 here in Texas.
Y'all have a really nice show
You really don't want to know what they are worth on the other side of the world......there is a reason no one runs actual woodmizer blades
youre so butiful
Can logs be cut with lasers instead of blades?
Or water under enormous pression ??
@@nilletourneau3922 Yes, I am aware of high pressure water being used to cut very thick steel.
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Contact manufacturer about the one-day blade issue. They should be able to work with you on making sure you get the full expected lifetime of the blade. Sometimes it is proper adjustment. Sometimes suitable lubrication. Chances are, in your case, it was a defective blade.
I'm Deaf and applauses so good actually you can show up with new difference between the blades safe and sound like her make sure just let know answer to something else question about this blades and your saw sharp ? Thanks 🤟🏾✌🏾👌🏾👉🏾🌹💋🤩😎 👍🏾 🤜🏾🤛🏾👉🏾🆒📱🙏🏾👀🦻🏾👏🏾
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Good video. They’re getting much more interesting AND informative. Keep up the good work.
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Nice job on describing blade differences, Em. The compound metal blade would seem cost effective if the number of cuts to dollar exceed the standard blade. But that all depends on the wood density. Thanks to Gramp's blade sharpening skills, the cost are manageable as is his brewing of a really good cup of java.
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Thanks again
I like Lenox
I new a Blade that tryed to get on the Golfing Circuit, It did not make the cut.
Next a diamond blade. Learn to weld and braze. You will. I’m confident 🙏🏻👌🏻💪
I use a 12" drywall knife to run down the boards and clean off the stuck on sawdust. I've found if I don't it can mold in the pile and cause some staining.
Do you ever weld the broken blades back together? Good info. Thanks for sharing
Precious gems and metal and wood. Got the brains to boot. Prolly beat me arm wrestling with a Sammy in hand.
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Amazing video as always u both ladies, Sorry been dealing with a few family things i will be catching up on watching your last few videos. But hey Em do u cover the outside tools in the rain and snow when not using them?
Wood is way more abrasive than you would think, but a high-speed steel bi-metal should hold it's edge longer.
When you resharpen, do you reharden the cutting edge?
鋸木機為何不保持清潔.
Great video,very informative. Keep up the good work.
Hello that looks cool
4 degree when it's warm and 7 degree tooth pitch when it's cool. Or is it the other way around? I don't recall. Thank you for this informative video.
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you tease the blade runner as he delivers cut after cut eh? now angel of fire is your gaurdian angels who wants to kick you into a new age kingdom and crown you sexy beast each siren has a angel wing as the siren king lucifur also has a angel wing but is a night stalker tiger or wolf depending on the shape shifters within my dream scape