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- Portable, circular sawmill with 48" headsaw, 26" topsaw and 14" vertcal edgers. 100% self contained with 230hp JD power unit; live deck in and out; hyd folding wings; 3 hyd leveling legs (always remains on flat plane); self digging wheels (hydraulically digs itself into the ground for comfortable working height). Quick set-up time (under 30 minutes). Unit weight 24,000 lbs.
This is the best mill I have ever seen bar none. Amazing that companies sell mills not half as good as this, and have whole teams of engineers. And this is one or two guys wit the idea for this. Amazing.
This is first for me seeing resaw as it cuts thickness ..all done at once. That is nice
One of the best planned and efficient mills I have seen - poetry in motion!
you didn't forget anything in designing this mill. outstanding piece of work love the circular saw mills
Ramportl. One of only a few great Sawmill videos that actually show the bladecutting the slab. Outstanding shooting
What a great build, I wish I was skilled/imaginative enough to create something like that. I love the integrated edger. Thanks for sharing.
My compliments. This video deserve more comments. Your design impresses me. ( I noticed Steve Cross commented on you: what a feather in your HAT) .. Not many people comprehend the design, acquiring materials accommodating the design, the ability to hands on go from the drafting table to the shop, A N D COMPLETION of your dream machine. To add to that you are a good head sawyer. Thank you for the video. Larry (AKA "Termite")
4 years later and still a very good video, They had a saw Smith (2 Brothers I think) in Rice back in the seventies. I learned to tension a blade from CC (Curtis Carson) Conoway He liked his Bud Bottled beer and Canadian Clubs whiskey.
I must say very very interesting, I was fascinated the the operator got on with his work. thank you Brian Thomas.
My dad built his mill from scratch in ‘77. Similar to this with vertical edger, and trimmers. You can view if you look my name up. Nice job on this one.
I made the turner from scratch. Pretty simple actually, consisting of 4 ball bearings; orbit motor; sprockets; hyd cylinder and some scrap iron. I used a 2" pitch roller chain and welded a pair of triangles on each with a little hard facing on the tips for wear.
I'd hire that sawyer , he does a great job
Very good machine and she cut very rapidly . Good job
What a fantastic machine. Fast too. Well done. Regards, Ian.
@ledsel ------Actually, I built this myself. It was a 4 year project (semi part time). I enjoy designing and building things more than I do using them.. Lock me in my shop, throw away the key and I'll be in heaven!
One of the best I have ever seen.
Great Set-Up , That is THE most Awesome Portable Sawmill I have ever Seen. Steve Cross aka SuperAX.
Best mill I've seen, sweet and fast
hi there nice mill
Impressive machinery. High speed production!
Excelente combina aserrio con canteadora, estimo que velocidad de corte son 1000 r. p. m y motor de 60 h. p. I am from Honduras, C. A. And you gave us amasing ideas from your wonderfull sawmill.
good design very impressed. Suprised you did not have wipers in front of the carrage wheels yet doesn't seem to need them. Having buildt a tie mill and highly modified my current mini-mite you have taken some of the best from both an added SPEED. Now back to my shop...
Except for the 3/8 inch kerf , nothing beats a well benched round saw . Nice little set up
The topsaw avoids needing a large headsaw in order to cut very large logs.The larger the headsaw, the more unstable it is.This setup works great when doing custom sawing since many customers drag their logs out in the dirt.Once the teeth lose their edge, a large headsaw will wander excessively causing the vertical edger to saw out of the saw kerf.This small 48" headsaw along with its large collar makes this setup extremely stable and with its topsaw, still able to saw logs of very large diameter
This is an amazing machine! Thanks for sharing it.
Had the pleasure of working with Bob. He cut so damn fast I lost 20lbs that day. Did I say pleasure?
that board is done edged son! wow now that's production
Fabulous mill! Great design.
Wow this is an amazing
machine!
Wish it would show more of the workings of it
Boy , those guys at the end put a lot of trust in that carriage cable
Now that's what I call a real sawmill.
Impressive machine and operator, great combination! Bet it is not a union operation, har:) Spooner, Wisconsin... used to travel through there as a kid heading up to Iron River and Brule to see family.
The built in edger fascinated me. How do you gage it so close to the bark setting away? I seen both blades move independently. It seems hard for me understanding how you can figure the width of cut that fast and run one blade just to the edge of bark without really eyeballing down the log and run a slow dry pass or 4. Does it have a laser eye that detects the bark and adjust itself? If so please send me the setup on what I need to get the same results. Edging kills my sawing time. Mostly I'm alone or have my two sons who had rather be rolling naked over a yellow jacket naked than help mill. Lots of times I'll give away the Un edged lumber rather than reloading to edge them. When doing 15 or so boards after just one stacking the barked edging flies out like a giant dropped a box of toothpicks to shot down everything and gather it all up. In short I love your built in edger and would love to build my own like yours.
Phil, Centering the pair of edgers on the log is easy with a little practice. Its actually fun to see how close you can get (like shooting a gun at a bulls-eye) and helps kill the monotony of 8 hours of repetitious sawing. I'm sure a small laser could be mounted on the edger unit for the no-thinkers. A person could also get into the habit of adjusting the edger during the carriage return centering it on the meat of the log. A vertical edger truly is a time and labor saver especially on a portable mill. That is my brother running the mill in the video. I basically followed him a year or so later with my portable planer.
This is actually the second sawmill that I built. I built my first mill in 1979 in a welding class at WITC in Rice Lake, Wi. and sawed for a decade in the 80's. That too, had a vertical edger but instead of sliding in on a track it swung 90 deg. into place on a pivot. On both mills the edger automatically coasted to a stop when not in use and automatically restarted when re-engaged. Mostly for safety reasons, I liked the idea of getting the edger completely out of the way and shut down when not needed.
The planer too, I built at WITC the following two years (1980-82) in a machine tool class. I am now retired and just do a little custom planing here at home for old-times-sake. The planer I will keep for now but that sawmill in the video is looking for a new home. It's just too much machine for and old, worn out body like mine.
logcrete what type of mill is it
The bottom saw is on a carrage that slides up and down . The top blade is controlled by stacked cylinders that are attached to the same carriage you only have to adjust the bottom saw and enter a setting ( looks like 4,6,8,10 or 12 ) . One cylinder has 2" stroke , one has 4" and one has six " . 4 gives 4"wide , 6 gives 6" wide , 6 +2 gives 8" ,6+4 gives 10 and all three make for 12"wide
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On this kinda of log carriage, how do you index it. I know it's hydraulic. Do you simply look at the log scale wheel , or does it have some sort of index on the control that you built into it???? If you did would you explain it us?
Also what pulls the edger blades ? It looks like a hydraulic motor?... Could you please explain what GPM, or just how they are ran?
I have an older Norwood band mill. It is super slow. Really want to build something like this one.
Hello, what model of bench is that, where is it manufactured?
Nice setup you built there. was wondering where you get your saws tensioned?
Very good machine!
Good job.
Very nice setup. Who builds this?
hey where did you get or how did you build that log turning chain?
How much does a mill like this one cost?
I know this mill is probably sold, may I ask who the builder was?
Not sold. Tucked away in my shop. It was custom built by me. Bob
logcrete well your a awesome builder, maybe you should've marketed this design, I think it would've sold quite well
muy buenas tardes seria posible que me envien mas informacion de este equipo tales como precio y tienpo y lugar de entrega muchas gracias
Hypnotizing !! sweet saw !!
very nice,how many horsepower do u have running saw?
It's a 230 Hp John Deere.
Hey Bob how do I get ahold of you? I'd like some more info on this mill, Thanks
Email me at logcrete@yahoo.com
What machine value and phone or website for more information
What's the engine?
Buenos dias. Por favor dame el nombre de la empresa.
is that a j d 6cyl?
Awesome,......
L liked serra very much what the value is the contact of the
Hola me encantaría comprar un aserradero como este. Me puedes facilitar la empresa que los fabrica
sweet saw!!!
Muchas gracias
pulppeeler: We always had good luck with our blade work at Harry R Schell of Blue River Wi.
Surprised there is no green laser line to see where the saw will cut.
what purpose does the blade above the operator cab serve???
That is for larger logs . By the length he can pull the bunks back . I would say he can cut a five foot log . He would need that top saw
Do you still have this mill? Is there any setworks on it?
Yes, I still have the mill. It's been in storage in the back of my shop for several years. Yes, it has setworks.
call me if you would 518-461:8736
call me if you would 518-461:8736
I want one. Wheres the shop, and the key?
Wow! Nice
are you about ready to sell me this one so that you can build a new one???
Make me an offer.
Is this for sale?
why can't this be 10 hours...
toastybeer h/
What brand is the mill
It was custom built (one of a kind).
I live in Tennessee and want to buy a mill like yours. Is it for sale?
+Rosanne Caten ...Hey Rosanne,I'm also from Tennessee and is that mill awesome or what ???Did they ever respond about purchasing a mill from them?If so ,please send me their info....thanks,Tim
Due to retirement, I have decided to sell this mill. Send me your email and I'll get back to you. Bob
I can't imagine the value a mill like this would have, a hundred thousand easy.
Is it still available?
Trying to find contact info for you .Definately interested
For hire??? in Hayward area?
Is it still for sale
Yes, Still for sale.
Where are you located and how much are you asking for it. I am in eastern wa.
You can email me if you want @ raw44357@gmail.com
Exellante machine combien ça coûte.
cool
Is it still 4 sale
Yes, Still for sale. Been in dry storage or several years.
What's the asking price?
Are you within driving distance of Spooner, Wi. Would be best to see the mill in person to appreciate its design. Send me an email address and I'll send some photos and details. Thanks, Bob
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I want one
I want one you building them
This mill is for sale if you are truly interested.
Im very new to saw mills ,what is the longest lengh log you can cut.yes im very interested
would have paid 60 for it
Too much waste from a circular saw mill. Bandsaw Mills cut is not as wide this losing less to sawdust
Albert Cyphers no shit how was you able to reach your conclusion
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