2012 Woodland Mills HM126 Portable Sawmill Promotional Video

[@hermit1249]

I've had sooo much fun with my Woodlands Mill :) Best little mill ever! Love the little gizmo for preventing the blade from cutting the log stops... learnt that the hard way! I live out in the sticks and since our local saw sharpener retired I've been experimenting with my own sharpening, so far I'm having great success using a Dremel with a small hard stone. It's been a trial and error venture but when I put a freshly sharpened blade on now the first thing I notice is how quietly the blade cuts plus the engine seems to be under very little load, blade stays cooler even cutting 16ft boards. I have several blades which I've sharpened 5-6 times and they're all still like new!

[@deernutOO]

Someday you will discover the joy of a LogRite cant hook for working with logs. Good video and cameraperson holding the camera.

[@dogmannx]

Wow this is on of the best sawmill I have seen and for the price it is really amazing. I will have to but one real soon, thanks Woodland Mills

[@markstafford3582]

Your a real good Sawyer and I've learned a lot by watching these videos. Thanks keep up the good work.

[@woodlandmills]

You need to stack milled lumber with spacers so that it can air dry. Milling green lumber and letting it dry after is best. Drying time varies depending on species of wood, climate and thickness of wood.

[@consueloperez7578]

Fantastic video ....! Please upload more ....awesome machine

[@TIMLASHLEY]

what size blade you using and do you have the specs on this?

[@nsisongjack3566]

this is nice but how much is it.

[@remygroff6032]

Bonjour existe-t-il une video avec les explications en Français ? Merci

[@woodlandmills]

Our newer model mills now come with an aluminum lube tank instead of the plastic tank. This was implemented early 2012.

[@williematney713]

Two things I noticed in this video, which was not raising the blade at the end of the cut, which can wear out the wheels tires, but in cases, cause the blade to work off a wheel, and next the uses of the pike type screws against a finished cut side, they should have had a piece of scrap put between the beam and the sharp end of the screw. At the end of the cut, always raise the blade at least by it's thickness abouve the work, and set the depth after you get back to start.

[@Bob_Adkins]

Use a 9hp Robin Subaru and that would be the nicest little mill I have ever seen!

[@Nortn60]

Great video, well presented and the mill was well described. Are these available in Canada? Is there a Canadian distributor I could contact? Thanks again for a great promotional presentation.....David

[@Nortn60]

Opps..ha. Never mind, just realized you are Canadian. Excellent....will go to your distributor site for pricing....thanks again.....

[@woodlandmills]

The blade is a 1.25" wide x 0.042" thick x 7/8" pitch. Woodlandmills.ca has all of our sawmill specs. Thanks!

[@eagle8865]

I want to working there...😊😊

[@TheMuskokaman]

Knew it was a hemlock. I would recpgnize that red inner bark anywhere!

[@BonafideToolJunkie]

19" wheels are good. I've seen a few sawmills priced higher than this model with just 16" wheels.

[@sanmifrisco1989]

how much this machine cost?

[@antoniomagalhaes7620]

quanto custa esta maquina posta em Portugal

[@woodlandmills]

Hi Antonio, please contact our office in Europe [e-mail] for more information. Oi Antonio, entre em contato com nosso revendedor na Europa obrigado

[@lionslight3763]

I want one :)

[@060252gabriele]

Specifications e price please! ThankYou! Specifiche tecniche e prezzo prego Grazie Mail: [e-mail]