Wood Mizer LT15GO Sawmill, How Fast Is It?

[@superdave3106]

Thanks for mentioning Howard's name. I first noticed him when I saw him helping you build the woodshed and wondered how you found such a dependable and competent helper. Hope to see him in many more videos with you.

[@KODArunner]

Just imagine doing all that work without Howard! It would be nice, for those of us who haven't met Howard, if you were to introduce him to us! God bless and watch where ya put your fingers..👌

[@USRIDH1]

I agree, it would be nice to meet Howard. A good man to work with is what makes the equipment work so good.

[@ggrong4356]

I agree as well. I can tell Howard is and always has been a hard working individual. Thx

[@stamrly418]

Having someone who works with you and the equipment is a TEAM. A team is not made up by one giving orders to another. It is by mutual respect and explanation. Howard (I hope) knows what is to be done through use and discussions. A proper team. A team gets more production than two people working. Nice job gentlemen. Amacf

[@falllineridge]

Good point! Howard is an excellent teammate.

[@lylestatzer7112]

Howard, how nice to meet you finally

[@TheOldJarhead]

Great video! Always impressed with the speed of the LT15 which has actually produced over 900bf/hr in a sawmill shootout! They can really produce with a good crew!

[@lylestatzer7112]

This Monday, I get to walk on 2 legs again, cant wait to join everyone working again. First place, my garage slash workshop organization. I love watching your videos among others on here. Thank you

[@falllineridge]

Good deal!

[@pup734]

Howard is a good man to have a round looks like a very good worker

[@falllineridge]

Dude will work you to death if you let him. He's great.

[@TUMBLINJEST]

2 things I see, 1 Is Howard thinking ahead for you, and 2 is the amount of sawdust being cut..You cant get that amount of sawdust without cutting that fast.. Give Howard a thankyou from me, as he sure is speeding you along.. good job as they say .. (Ian) UK

[@joankamp4513]

Great work. Looks like a beautiful day. All that sunshine. Here in Michigan we haven't had much if any sun.

[@trampster7306]

Nice little experiment Wes & Howard! It's surprising how quick you can turn out lumber in a day's sawing with that LT15 if you have the logs stacked close to the mill. 👍👍

[@Zeke-yv3nw]

Great job guys!! Love watching you two working together.

[@larrybourne8430]

Great teamwork and Howard is quite an asset! God bless.

[@craigmooring2091]

Shout out to Howard! It's always great to have someone good to work alongside.

[@DonnaMSchmid]

Definitely a zippy little fella! It's also nice to see you and Howard working together like a well-oiled machine!

[@mikebrown9718]

Three maintained pieces of equipment: You, Howard, and the Wood Mizer! Another great video!

[@finnnilssen8647]

Awesome work both of you. I love how you're always humble and true to your work, keep up the good work with tending to His creation. Your videos always inspire me to do the same. Have a wonderful Christmas.

[@mikehornsby599]

Great job enjoyed that, work divided by 2 equals more productive!!!! Y’all are a great team!!!!

[@WillowRunMills]

I like the pirate music at the end. Reminds me of a game I used to play on the computer.

[@aporter701]

Howard makes a fun thing even funner! Good job Howard!

[@jerryaschenbrenner712]

Good job! You and Howard work well together!

[@falllineridge]

Howard's the man.

[@gileslaycock-brown7603]

If only I had a guy as efficient as Howard on every job I do i'd be a happy man. At best I have my brother and he's slower than a snail and moans all day. We need you to introduce Howard in your next video. He's clearly a man of few words in this video but obviously a man who knows what he's doing.

[@MrFHLH]

That is very good going all those boards in such a short time, wouldn't want to try and do that amount using a sawing pit, what a brilliant gizmo that Wood Mizer is and with Howard helping, perfect combination. All that lovely timber, makes me drool.

[@hangtownmill2975]

Now that was a cool video. I really like that WoodMizer, nice how you do not need to remove ramps. I need to do a test like this with my Woodlandmills HM126 Thanks & Good day

[@kmarchman1047]

Awesome team work. Good job!

[@tinkertime7165]

I notice you cut an undersized plank second to last. When you have the full cant can you rely on the log scale to work out from the bottom up where your first cut should be, then when you get down to the bottom of the cant the last cut leaves a dimensional piece without the underside piece needing to be cut? It’s one less cut and the first plank would have less bark.

[@kurtrueter]

LT15 baby! I love mine!

[@m8s4lif]

Howard seems like a pretty good worker. Now if you could just get that other guy to start carrying his weight. lol. It's nice to see a couple good men working together as a team. God bless my friend.

[@johnathankeller1948]

Nice upgrade! Did you go with the 19hp or the 25hp? And what blades are you finding your most happy with?

[@OffGridFreedom]

What is your experience with milling Spruce trees, have you cut much of it? I'm milling up some spruce and dealing with some pretty wavy cuts, I'm currently using a 7 degree blade, but am going to try 4 degree as I heard its better for spruce. Keep up the good work!

[@falllineridge]

No Spruce trees in my area. Never cut any. 98% of what I cut is pine.

[@Papa_D]

I see Howard carry off the second last board on each log. Is that for him ? Curious ! :-) Dennis

[@falllineridge]

D Herauf Ha! That last board was pretty thin so it made it to the burn pile unfortunately.

[@thekiltedsawyer]

Very nice love that mill, I went with the lt40 wide how low can that mill cut to the deck?🌲👷‍♂️👍💪 keep up the great work!

[@PopleBackyardFarm]

that is some nice machinery. New friend Ruthie

[@michaelflores9796]

I have the same mill. Do you keep the tires on the ground or elevated off the ground while milling?

[@GreatPlainsCraftsman]

Hey Wes. Have a great Christmas!

[@falllineridge]

Thanks, Tim! To you as well.

[@michaelweaver9264]

That's a pretty great mill. What would it cost , roughly, for that exact setup? Thanks

[@gerat4182]

where you located?

[@michaelweaver9264]

@@gerat4182 near Pensacola Fla

[@gerat4182]

@@michaelweaver9264 i got a brand new one only 7k msrp 12k in texas you can come pick in my warehouse

[@jimwilloughby]

I just scanned through sixteen visible comments, and it seems that Howard has started to develop a fan base, me included. Your comments at the end took the words off my keyboard about him. He knows what to do, and when to do it without any thing from you. He really is a good man. I do have one question. What was wrong with that next to last board that Howard didn't put on the trailer?

[@falllineridge]

Howard can outwork most 30 year olds I have no doubt. It's hard to tell the exact thickness from the video, but that last board was probably only about a half an inch thick. It was just the piece that had to be shaved off of the remaining board on the mill to get the last board to the thickness I wanted. It's tough to save pieces like that because I can't really sticker it with the rest of the 1" boards and it won't be as stable during the drying process. Also, I won't be able to use it for wall boards because it's just too thin.

[@FLPhotoCatcher]

What I do with boards like that is dry it, then cut them on a table saw to 5/8" widths to make stickers 5/8" high. I know that's a bit thin, but it seems to work for me.

[@karnatamang8105]

Can you please tell me the maximum distance between the blade guides? This helps me to know the maximum width of board lt15 can cut. Do measure and reply me. OK?

[@newera3757]

How long this planks on the trailer have to dry before they will be good for making furniture?

[@gerat4182]

a good year in dry

[@juginstr1019]

Great job!. Thank you.

[@TJSWOODWORKINGSHOP]

That is awesome my Brother you get the wood for free,I like that deal wow later Bro and take care nice video :)

[@stevedawson1706]

Just a heads up not a good idea to stand on the side of the saw mill while you are cutting. I only snapped one blade on 20 years of cutting it is a wipp coming out of that saw. I don't want Howard to get hurt or any one else. Love your videos . Thanks!!

[@falllineridge]

Thanks for the tip, Steve! Appreciate you stopping by as always.

[@bs838]

I am a new subscriber so I apologize if you've already covered this, but did you get the sawmill purely for hobby/personal use? Or did you have any plans to recover the cost by hiring out your services/reselling some of the wood? Just thinking through whether a sawmill would be worth it for me.

[@falllineridge]

Ben Hey Ben! Thank you for your subscription. I had aspirations of milling for hire, but I never really pursued it. I use it solely for myself at this point. It is worth it for me to make lumber for my own projects and to trade with friends. Plus it’s a ton of fun.

[@MountainDreamLand]

Thanks for sharing...!

[@jaed660603]

Nice job, say hi to Howard.

[@gregbrown1083]

What are you doing with the slash? Good luck.

[@falllineridge]

It’s pine, so I don’t use it for firewood. And I don’t have any other use for it, so I’m sure the property owner will burn it.

[@paulthomas4347]

Want one!

[@ArrBee6]

Thanks

[@waynetaylor420]

In a deal where you get half for milling, who gets the rounds and are they worth bargaining for?

[@falllineridge]

The offcuts? I pile them there. He will probably burn them. They aren't worth much for us.

[@waynetaylor420]

@@falllineridge Yes I call them rounds, I'm not sure why I do .. I suppose they would make good fire wood. I saw a fellow where I live use them as rustic looking siding. It didn't last long but he looked good for a while. Thanks for the reply, love the channel. Great work

[@rickyhalcomb2522]

not being nosie but how much did ur mill cost by the way hello howard

[@falllineridge]

ricky halcomb i think the base model retails at 9500-10k...the log loading package and power feed were extras...plus tax.

[@johnnyyuma1958]

Does Howard have a youtube channel?

[@falllineridge]

No he doesn't.

[@glentemple664]

Where Are these made howmuch is frreight

[@gerat4182]

USA. you want one>?

[@charlesmccoury663]

Great viideo

[@glover403]

What hp is you motor?

[@falllineridge]

Kev Glover 19

[@chrismcconnell6163]

how old is Howard?

[@falllineridge]

Early 60s. He can outwork most 30 year olds.

[@chrismcconnell6163]

@@falllineridge I can see that. i'll be 72 on Christmas, and I know that all of that board moving would wear me out. I enjoy all of your videos

[@mehmetsalman685]

perfeckt

[@russellbrackett2465]

Why do you waste time by flipping over 180 degrees vice turning 90 degrees each time? If you have a cut list, it's easy to calculate off the first cut.

[@russellclement2058]

Watching and listening to timber being milled does not bore me,, lolol,, Klanky music and fast forward makes me change channel ,, :-( :-(

[@showme966]

Ooo I have 1st comments

[@falllineridge]

paulasti bagh 🍪

[@abrahamwilberforce9824]

So you are getting half the lumber and that Gentlemen is getting half the lumber? What does poor Howard get?

[@Vivungisport]

They probably split 60/40. 60 for the man bringing sawmill, fuel etc is reasonable.