Milling Poplar Siding on the Woodmizer LT 15 wide

[@douglasbattjes3991]

Sure someone has mentioned this, make sure your blade is running level with your level gauge , the one you clip on the blade between the teeth, if it's not level it will also give you wavy cuts. Nice job my friend. wish my LT 15 GO was a wide. Have a few tips to help you out if your interested, just let me know but you might be an expert by now.👍👍👍👍

[@AyeyuparmoeThuka]

Well Well done, sir.👍👏

[@SevenOaksOutdoors]

Thank you!

[@batmandigs]

Try not to drag you blade over the cut surface after you cut a board. Doing this will blunten the teeth as the sawdust has an abrasive effect

[@Angkertvg]

Guut 🙏👍❤❤❤

[@nicholasblohowiak29]

How come you don’t use cedar for the outside?

[@SevenOaksOutdoors]

I have very little cedar on this property and didn’t want to have to buy any. It would be ideal for siding though. Thanks for checking out the channel! I appreciate it!

[@RobertNordman-jb2gm]

You may want to build a ramp & settling area to put your logs on so your tractor does not knock your level rails out of wack

[@SevenOaksOutdoors]

That's in the plan. The mill is in a temporary spot for now. Thanks for watching and interacting!

[@thetennesseefrugalcraftsma7383]

You are throwing away a lot of good wood with those offcuts. It hurts me to watch ;).

[@SevenOaksOutdoors]

Any suggestions on how to use the cutoffs is greatly appreciated as I strive to get better at this? Thank you for participating and supporting my channel!

[@thetennesseefrugalcraftsma7383]

@@SevenOaksOutdoors I give several tutorials on my KZbin channel on getting the most out of your logs. Starting a bit higher on the log and making cuts to limit the size of the offcut is a good place to start. Keep milling! It is a blast.