You are so right about getting in the game early. I never knew much about portable sawmills until I started watching TH-cam videos last year. Wish I knew 20 years ago what I know now. At 69, it is too late in life for me to buy a portable sawmill. Kind of like buying reloading equipment. Bought mine early in life and it has paid for itself many times over. But at 69, my days of logging are past and now I just work in the wood shop with all the beautiful hardwoods I have had milled and dried over the years, including the beautiful Osage Orange. By the way, being from SW Missouri, we have plenty of it here.
People are so easily mad. Its business tactic to gain more of an audience. I absolutely clicked and watched because of the title. You are doing the right thing @cairncreek and just let people grumble more people will find you like i did and drown them out. Good marketing keep it up
@@CairnCreek which is the point of TH-cam. For you to help connect people to information you think is valuable. Spread your message man and keep on keeping on
You are pretty good on that machine for having under 500 hours on it. I will say despite multiple issues with the woodmizer mills I have had, I honestly believe if you treat them right (regular and preventative maintenance) they will be great mills for many years.
Cairn Creek hay do yourself a favor. Hide your address! Do not let folks on any social media know your address. Use a PO Box. Sadly there are some real bad actors out there! For your families safety please heed this advice. We were “Swatted”. Not that long ago! Been harassed non stop. 99% are great folks. But still some real ass--/s out there!
I don't get what is so upsetting to people about the vid title. I understood the ironic or sarcastic nature of it instantly. Let it go ppl and stop being so damned sensitive.
I have to agree with what some of the other folks have said - no need to use a deceptive title to increase viewers and subscribers. If you would have titled it "Why I Love My Woodmizer LT35", I would have been just as likely to watch and would have subscribed. The content was good, but that's not the right approach. It's never too late to rename it and take the straight forward approach. Continuing creating good content and the number of subscribers will grow based on merit.
For all of you out there wondering about the misleading title, it has been changed for the good, we understand what it has done to the Cairn Creek Community. This title was set out to test the waters, and stretch the abilities of our content. If you have anymore concerns feel free to comment your opinion.
Im struggling with decision instead getting woodland 130 or get lt 35 and enjoy the quality and hydraulic attachments. Thank you for movie, learning every day something 👍
What cold spring said + resale value goes to WoodMizer. Taken care of, many sell close to purchase price years later as retail prices rise on factory models.
Nathan's top shelf all day, his dry humor has me in tears, but his knowledge on the mill & trees is impressive, plus his love for what he does is contagious!🌲👷♂️💪💪👍
The video is ok, just wondering why would you put a mill basically indoors with all that nice stuff blowing saw dust around, I had a hard time watching or listening because I kept thinking about that. I would love to know why
@@CairnCreek after typing my comment and thinking about how much wood your slabbing, I figured that was probably something you already had in your arsenal of cool wood cutting tools. Do you highly reccomend the wood mizer? I'm still chainsaw milling and it's hard work.
my 1986 woodmizer lt30 is still running strong, its cut a few million bd ft, having a bobcat has been great for getting and moving logs on the mill. Happy sawing.
David Silvia yea, the sawdust is an issue. I leave the doors open and I have two big wall fans that keep it fairly clean. I bet some of us green sawyers could learn a few things from you.
@@CairnCreek keeping it in a climate controled building will make it last forever but the dust in an enclosed space like that will kill your lungs. store your lumber inside and cut outside.
You’ve don’t some great camera work. I really enjoyed the video. I do have a question about the sawdust. I see you have it hitting the wall inside the building. Does it cause any problems for you? I noticed there was sawdust build up on the saw, is that from the blow back from the wall or just normal build up that would happen outside too? I’m in TX so it will not be inclosed, but I was thinking of putting it next to a wall under a covered shed to protect it from the rain and give myself the most working area under the the rest of the covered area.
Any type of cover will be great for your mill. Sawdust will end up getting all over your mill but a quick cleanup here and there will keep things running smoothly. Thanks for watching, please check out some of our newer videos. Thanks.
Not to do any harm, but it’s there create an audience, and get people to watch and be active on our channel. Once we obtain an audience, we can focus on the core values of a good TH-cam video
@@CairnCreek creating clickbate videos will not create more audiences. It sows discord and controversy. Be honest with your videos and your viewers will enjoyable to respond to.
Not how it’s done in the real world, to many controls that can fail. inside a pretty garage , what a joke! Everything will be covered with sawdust! Lot of BS!
Typical mentality of so many...sell out your honesty and honor for a few YT clicks. Keep in mind that your printed and spoken words speak as much or more about the author than the subject being discussed.
I bought the lt35 manual back in july, had to wait 6weeks for my mp260 to arrive. So I upgraded to the LT40 wide in November when I picked up molder planner. Hydraulics are super!👍💪💪🌲👷♂️
Be sure to check out a newer and better video! th-cam.com/video/3ogdjRRt93c/w-d-xo.html
You are so right about getting in the game early. I never knew much about portable sawmills until I started watching TH-cam videos last year. Wish I knew 20 years ago what I know now. At 69, it is too late in life for me to buy a portable sawmill. Kind of like buying reloading equipment. Bought mine early in life and it has paid for itself many times over. But at 69, my days of logging are past and now I just work in the wood shop with all the beautiful hardwoods I have had milled and dried over the years, including the beautiful Osage Orange. By the way, being from SW Missouri, we have plenty of it here.
People are so easily mad. Its business tactic to gain more of an audience. I absolutely clicked and watched because of the title. You are doing the right thing @cairncreek and just let people grumble more people will find you like i did and drown them out. Good marketing keep it up
Thanks bud. We took a lot of crap from that title but it gave our viewership a big boost.
@@CairnCreek which is the point of TH-cam. For you to help connect people to information you think is valuable. Spread your message man and keep on keeping on
You are pretty good on that machine for having under 500 hours on it. I will say despite multiple issues with the woodmizer mills I have had, I honestly believe if you treat them right (regular and preventative maintenance) they will be great mills for many years.
iliketobuildstuff thank ya sir. It’s been a fun ride!
iliketobuildstuff thanks for subscribing
Hang in there, great audio (country voice sounds great) and dirty your shop all you want, it's yours. Just don't call me on cleanup day!!
when I saw the tittle, I thought you had installed a vacuum system. good video.
Been using my LT40 manual for 29 years now.
Great video I am in Lancaster So we are neighbors. Glad I found your channel.
Grandpa's Farm! Awesome, we have some family up that way. Thanks for watching!
Cairn Creek hay do yourself a favor. Hide your address! Do not let folks on any social media know your address. Use a PO Box. Sadly there are some real bad actors out there! For your families safety please heed this advice. We were “Swatted”. Not that long ago! Been harassed non stop. 99% are great folks. But still some real ass--/s out there!
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I don't get what is so upsetting to people about the vid title. I understood the ironic or sarcastic nature of it instantly. Let it go ppl and stop being so damned sensitive.
People got excited but it’s still getting a ton of views
I have to agree with what some of the other folks have said - no need to use a deceptive title to increase viewers and subscribers. If you would have titled it "Why I Love My Woodmizer LT35", I would have been just as likely to watch and would have subscribed. The content was good, but that's not the right approach. It's never too late to rename it and take the straight forward approach. Continuing creating good content and the number of subscribers will grow based on merit.
Appreciate the honesty Mike.
For all of you out there wondering about the misleading title, it has been changed for the good, we understand what it has done to the Cairn Creek Community. This title was set out to test the waters, and stretch the abilities of our content. If you have anymore concerns feel free to comment your opinion.
Im struggling with decision instead getting woodland 130 or get lt 35 and enjoy the quality and hydraulic attachments. Thank you for movie, learning every day something 👍
I’m super biased. But I guarantee you’ll never regret going with the Woodmizer.
Woodmizer all day sir, customer service is amazing!🌲💪💪💪👷♂️👍
the choice should be based on exactly what you want to do with a mill and how much you you plan to saw.
What cold spring said + resale value goes to WoodMizer. Taken care of, many sell close to purchase price years later as retail prices rise on factory models.
Looks like my old 35 👍
Holy cow, thanks for the message. You are top shelf in our book! We love your channel.
Nathan's top shelf all day, his dry humor has me in tears, but his knowledge on the mill & trees is impressive, plus his love for what he does is contagious!🌲👷♂️💪💪👍
The video is ok, just wondering why would you put a mill basically indoors with all that nice stuff blowing saw dust around, I had a hard time watching or listening because I kept thinking about that. I would love to know why
Hunterworks Inc. The sawdust is not that bad at all. We have a ventilation system that keeps the air moving out.
You're a funny guy! Your intentions were good. I was the one after all that clicked to watch what you had to say. Shame on me as well I guess.
Do you have any issues with exhaust fumes? Just curious. This is the first mill I've seen set up semi indoors.
No we do not. It’s been asked quite a bit in the last few years. We have three fans running and we keep the doors open.
Love it man,I think it's a great thing you have going on.
I got one and so far so good !good video man 👍
That’s awesome. Sawmills are great.
You need a Lufkin Doyle log ruler. It's a quick way to figure up your board feet in a log.
110% America Loving PATRIOT actually I do have one. It’s quite a handy tool.
@@CairnCreek after typing my comment and thinking about how much wood your slabbing, I figured that was probably something you already had in your arsenal of cool wood cutting tools. Do you highly reccomend the wood mizer? I'm still chainsaw milling and it's hard work.
That’s a slick setup. Hope my saw barn turns out that well. What year model is your lt35?
2011.
@@CairnCreek nice. I have a 2015 manual. Noticed a couple differences and was curious.
This wouldn't be a set up for me! I need an open area to load and move wood around. To me looks like your running your sawmill in your house! Lol
Haha. This video is 3 years old. Appreciate you commenting though.
my 1986 woodmizer lt30 is still running strong, its cut a few million bd ft, having a bobcat has been great for getting and moving logs on the mill. Happy sawing.
it must get dusty in that building running that mill, carefull inhaleing the dust.
David Silvia yea, the sawdust is an issue. I leave the doors open and I have two big wall fans that keep it fairly clean. I bet some of us green sawyers could learn a few things from you.
@@CairnCreek keeping it in a climate controled building will make it last forever but the dust in an enclosed space like that will kill your lungs. store your lumber inside and cut outside.
You’ve don’t some great camera work. I really enjoyed the video. I do have a question about the sawdust. I see you have it hitting the wall inside the building. Does it cause any problems for you? I noticed there was sawdust build up on the saw, is that from the blow back from the wall or just normal build up that would happen outside too? I’m in TX so it will not be inclosed, but I was thinking of putting it next to a wall under a covered shed to protect it from the rain and give myself the most working area under the the rest of the covered area.
Any type of cover will be great for your mill. Sawdust will end up getting all over your mill but a quick cleanup here and there will keep things running smoothly. Thanks for watching, please check out some of our newer videos. Thanks.
Its kind of like your boy friend
Haha, how’d you know.
Did i see a spark? Did you hit the turner on 2nd pine log?
Bob Bergmann I believe that was a rock in the bark. Thankfully I’ve not hit any sawmill components to date.
Why would you title your video that way? It is totally misleading and does Woodmiser a total disservice.
agreed, don't start out being a click baiter, the videos will speak for themselves. i was like ."wtf" i own a lt 35 hydraulic and it works well
nice saw shop though
Not to do any harm, but it’s there create an audience, and get people to watch and be active on our channel. Once we obtain an audience, we can focus on the core values of a good TH-cam video
@@CairnCreek creating clickbate videos will not create more audiences. It sows discord and controversy. Be honest with your videos and your viewers will enjoyable to respond to.
@@CairnCreek It's dishonest.
Not how it’s done in the real world, to many controls that can fail. inside a pretty garage , what a joke! Everything will be covered with sawdust! Lot of BS!
Thanks for the feedback.
Typical mentality of so many...sell out your honesty and honor for a few YT clicks. Keep in mind that your printed and spoken words speak as much or more about the author than the subject being discussed.
johnnybarbar right on brother
I love mine!🌲👍👷♂️💪
The only real complaint I would ever have is the limited width of cut. I may move up to the 40 in a few years.
I bought the lt35 manual back in july, had to wait 6weeks for my mp260 to arrive. So I upgraded to the LT40 wide in November when I picked up molder planner. Hydraulics are super!👍💪💪🌲👷♂️
Love your shop!👍👍💪🌲👷♂️
I would love to learn more about the molder/planers. We will be doing a shop tour video soon. It serves multiple purposes.
Come on out & you can run some t& g with me!🌲👷♂️👍
Good video,but be honest with the title,and lose the music..
John Vandling appreciate the honest opinion.
So what exactly is your problem with the saw mill or maybe I missed something ?
David Glaum no problems sir.
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A tip to find the max cant size fast and easy, multiply the small end dia. by point .700 . What are you doing with the saw dust and slash?
phat mike sawdust goes to our horse stalls. Never heard slash, I suppose that is the waste while getting our cant. We mostly cut it up for firewood.
@@CairnCreek Slash is all the chunks and pieces of junk wood like bark and slivers other than fliches. It piles up under my LT 40 mill,
Can't understand what you are saying!
TimberKing
you talk more then you any thing
I know. It was one of our first videos and I definitely was not good. Check out a newer video, we picked up the pace. Thanks for the comment.
lol my woodmizer sucks to
Haha cold spring, where are you located? Here in Ohio?
@@CairnCreek Northern Ohio during the winter then I head north for the summer