How-To: Assemble Bandwheels, Guides, and Honda 27HP Engine on Your Norwood LumberMax HD38 Sawmill

Looking to add extra power to your Norwood sawmill? Check out this step-by-step guide on how to mount a 27hp Honda V-Twin EFI electric start gas engine on your LumberMax HD38 sawmill!
In this video, master sawyer Dave Boyt demonstrates how to assemble the bandwheels, guides, and front guards, so you can get your sawmill up and running in no time.
With Norwood's ultra-customizable options, you can create a sawmill that meets your unique sawing needs. Adding a powerful engine like the 27hp Honda V-Twin EFI can help you tackle even the biggest sawing jobs with ease. And with an electric start, you won't have to worry about manual cranking or struggling to get your sawmill started.
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[@Shaner-fx8dg]

Thank you Dave for all your support. Our saw is assembled and running well. Great videos to get us through the process. -Shane, New Brunswick.

[@garydickhaut2867]

Thanks for your help and insight Dave, I studied and watched two years ago before finally buying my own mill, lm30, and made the decision for the Norwood with a lot of help from your guidance.

[@daveboyt6810]

Thanks for the comment, and congratulations on your new mill. The LM30 is a fine machine. Hope you & the mill are making sawdust!

[@BeeUseful]

Cool thanks. I have the os31

[@daveboyt6810]

Thanks for watching, and for leaving the comment. Always good to hear from another Norwood sawyer!

[@job38four10]

Is there a blade roller kit like that for MX34 mill?

[@buddys3217]

Norwoods instructions are sub par at best, but better than nothing at all, by a slim margin. Even Daves instructions, as good as they mostly are, have frustrating patterns such as installing the fuel tank only to have to take it back out later to put the shoulder bolt for the axle in. And the fuel line vent. What?!? Having been a mechanical engineer for over 2 decades in robotic and machine build, I can tell the engineers may have participated in the prototype assemblies but only contributed technical drawings for the manual. Far too many hacks and backwards steps. And the trunion installations were left out of the manual AND videos altogether. The velcro? Embarrassing. If not for Daves videos, I highly doubt the average Joe would be able to correctly and accurately put these mills together.