Sawmill Tasmania

Regrowth sawmill, cutting Tasmanian Eucalyptus Hardwood

[@arfcom3333]

I enjoyed your video would love to see more, I owned a hardwood sawmill in Indiana USA we shut it down in 2010 love watching sawmill videos

[@jeffreymccarty1388]

Boys were sawing some nice wood that day

[@jonathanmillican7796]

Appears to be a very nice sawmill. I was looking online @ all the different variations of (Headrigs). I operate one myself in South Arkansas.

[@zlindauer5315]

what kind of rig are you running? i prefer large bands, and im a corly fan. but have ran circles as well.

[@paulverdouw2294]

These are all MEM rigs made in france. They are designed for soft wood, and have to work hard to deal with Tasmanian hard wood.

[@michelloyet8323]

Jonathan Millican hello here is Michel from Mem/Finega Group. for any information. [e-mail]

[@adamntrace]

Hi I also operate a primultini 4 head carriage with a slant band and a canter . I also operate a MEM twin band twin canter end dog setup. I cut Black Butt Spotted Gum and Iron Bark mainly. Both machines eat it like it’s butter😊👍

[@sydneyshinshi]

Some fine sawlogs

[@pit4life03]

How much m3 per day this mill pump out? I'm a machine operator in New Zealand we cut pine, Douglas fir, Macrocarpa, and most recently cut some western red cedar blocks brought in from Canada. Any more footage of this mill operating?

[@pit4life03]

Can that carriage undog and turn the log on the way back? I use to operate a headrig similar but different carriage. We used to turn the log and dog it so we didn't have to stop the carriage.

[@joshuaweston5185]

I'm one of the head rig operators now of this mill and yes you can undog and turn the log on the way back

[@motoant]

I was a head sawdoctor for Boral Timber back in the eighties and nineties. Our headrig was an 8 foot air strain McDonough. These Mem machines look real good and what a great sawmill you have. Are you using stellite or swage tooth?

[@paulver11]

Antoon The headrig has been using stellite for some time now, and we are just changing over the twinsaws from swaged tooth.

[@motoant]

paulver11 You must have a good Sawdoctor, they are hard to find with hardwood experience.

[@jamescordiner5463]

i have a MEM Quad Resaw, good machine.

[@mickosmith113]

What species you cutting here ? Very tidy logs

[@paulverdouw2294]

These are Tasmanian eucalyptus. E. Regnans

[@davidlangcake2662]

Hi-Tech wowwwww! Can’t see any man power only Machines hahaha......!

[@hxsthongxinpowertransmissi9597]

need chain or sprocket？ my make it .

[@peroskarsson8455]

This mill gives a irrational impression with logs half porcessed flying back and forth. The continuity seems so be nowhere. That my impression.

[@votedvomit]

Second comment 🇳🇿

[@garethwatson3051]

which sawmill is this?

[@motoant]

Gareth Watson good question, nice modern setup.

[@paulver11]

Gareth Watson this one is NSFP at Southwood on the Huon river in southern Tasmania. Good operators make it look smooth too.

[@MEMINDUSTRYfinega]

This is a MEM machines made in France - Finega Group : [e-mail]

[@cybaker6369]

Doesn't take much skill to saw like that

[@lesfield7504]

Beware buying a sawmill off this French company.