Mobile Dimension Saw Demo Video Part 1

www.mobilemfg.com
The Mobile Dimension Saw is so portable, it can go just about anywhere. So capable, it saws logs of any diameter - up to 60 feet (18.3 m) in length - hardwood or softwood. So unique, it takes only one man to operate.
So accurate, you can build without planning the lumber. And so economical, it uses less than half the energy of any standard mill.
The Mobile Dimension Saw, day in and day out, continues to prove it's versatility and reliability - in every state of the U.S. and in more than 60 countries around the world.
The Mobile Dimension Saw turns logs into lumber by traveling through the log rather than the log traveling through the saw.
Once the log is in position the log doesnt need to be moved or turned to be completely sawed. The log can be moved to obtain larger sizes or special shapes that cannot be obtained between the sawblades. Turning the log can make special projects of larger size such as tabletops, fireplace mantels, doors, diving boards and unique grain cuts. Three circular saw blades - one vertical, two horizontal - saw the width, depth and length dimensions simultaneously.
The three blades allow logs of any diameter to be completely sawed with minimum edgings and slabs. And accuracy is assured because each piece of lumber is completely sawed in a single pass. From the first cut to the final timber, each piece of lumber is precision-cut, then powered back to the operator for easy handling. No rehandling or resawing is required. And the operator remains in one position - at the head of the sawmill, controlling the complete operation and the size of lumber being cut. With the Mobile Dimension Saw, you get maximum production with minimum effort.

[@robertcorneliuson1003]

I've owned mine since the mid 90s. It is still a gas to run. I tell everyone that once the log is secure on the bunk,, that's when the fun starts!!!

[@enchantedmountain5354]

How do you manage to put the log in place?

[@grazynazambeanie5963]

You see Woodmizers and clones everywhere , why more of these weren't sold is beyond me . You get the saw and the edger in one machine . With proper tooth installation and side dressing the cuts can be glass smooth .and with the board being sent back to you it's a true one man machine .

[@hillbilly4christ638]

Marketing and mismanagement. It seems to be a thing in the industry. Price is another factor. Their insistence on the vw engine didn't do them any favors. The bandmills are cheap to build and they keep you dependent on bands. Kind of planned obsolescence and dependence. You hit a nail with a blade you replace the teeth. You hit a nail with a bandmill and you replace the whole band. These sawmills will outpace the most expensive woodmizers at least 4:1.

[@gary24752]

Lag bolts being installed with a hammer?

[@elliotmavhudzi2326]

Im in Zimbabwe, Harare where can I find one nearest to me?

[@heatherwhite6677]

Can't find one for sale in the uk

[@ammagato]

Superlativa!

[@bladimirnaskov2340]

супер машины

[@johnroos1048]

I had one and made money with it but when band saws came out they way outperformed the mobile saw . No comparison the bandsaw is better .

[@kenchafin9890]

1/10 the cost too.

[@thedolphin5428]

Omg, 53hp.

[@GREEVES246]

VW BEETLE ENGINE !!!!

[@grazynazambeanie5963]

Industrial V.W. , it was longer lasting

[@paulmiles4815]

So

[@ronaldtademy9714]

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