CARBIDE BLADES AND APRIL WINNER

Tim tells the winner for the month of April and runs Carbide blades on Loblolly pine his Dad and him planted 30 years ago.

[@Dave_Smith_1958]

Great video Tim and as always loved the music

[@realsouthernexposure3957]

thanks man

[@TheOldManAndTheSaw]

Very nice lumber from that log.
Good video.

[@realsouthernexposure3957]

thank you sir

[@MsdMakingSawDust]

Great job there Mr.Tim
Nice looking stuff. I’ve used a couple of them blades they do cut nice but are pricy. Thanks for sharing. Take care

[@realsouthernexposure3957]

yeah very pricey, I'll keep a couple onhand but not gonna go full bore into those

[@d6c10k4]

I'd like to try one of those carbide blades but I'd probably hit a pole barn nail on the first cut.
Looks like you could use a sawdust blower on your mill and edger. I hooked a Woodmaster 5 hp blower to my LT40 and it gets about 95% of the dust. No more piles of sawdust to shovel from around the mill. I bought the blower by itself and plumbed it with 6" furnace pipe and urethane flex hose....works great.

[@realsouthernexposure3957]

wow, my next venture is to put one in. shoveling sawdust sucks

[@aaronthomas1657]

😝✌👍👍

[@jbbrown7907]

How much per bkade?

[@TheOldManAndTheSaw]

Wood-Mizer prices start at over $ 70.00 per blade: double the cost of their Double Hard blades

[@realsouthernexposure3957]

i think i paid around $500 for the 5 blades and the shipping, but sounds about right.