Yes sir. It’s great for the intended use, but by no means is it a production machine. If I can save on my own projects and mill a few custom items on the side, I’m more than happy with that. The mill should be able to quickly pay for itself.

Thanks Dave. They make a good product. 👍

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Thank you sir. I see a few guys with them around here too. I hope you have a great Sunday as well my friend 👍

That is a major consideration. I am actually working on a video that discusses that pretty soon! 👍

Thank you. The Woodland Mills can be outfitted with electric start from the factory. The lack of hydraulics means more work, but for the price you pay, I think they are still a great choice.

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Thank you sir 🙏 I hear you about the time. With the amount of projects you can do though, and your amount of property, I think you’d pay for it in no time!

@@BuildALotAcres The problem is most of the mature hardwoods were taken down by a tornado in 1974, so I don't have tons and tons of mature oak available. I'm probably about 10 acres wooded, with about 2 of that being mostly pine and 3 or 4 being hard to access for skidding. Maybe with an extra cable and use of a snatch block I could access more.

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Thanks Nate. I agree. Its hard to beta, all factors considered. 👍

@@BuildALotAcres my dad bought a Troy-bilt Horse model in 1978. It was mail order at the time. It had a 7hp Kohler. In 2002 we sold it for more than he paid. He wore out many sets of tines. The Woodland Mills HM130MAX will be worth more than we paid in 20 years.

@@BissellMapleFarm I think you’re right. I believe bandsaw mills will continue to increase in popularity….and in price!!!

The dust tends to be minimal with Pine and with a sharp blade

Wow! I didn’t realize they went up that much. Inflation sucks 😡

What brand do you think is better at the same price point?

I ordered already woodmizer 15.its more expensive but it's good one. I'm sure cheaper woodmizer is still better

@@sergeystrizheus3368 Definitely not the same pricepoint. Are the wait times on the Woodmizers still 18-24 months?

If you want good tool you have to pay more, but advantage is there trust me. They have them in stocks now. I'm not saying woodmill is absolute garbage, if you cutting only small diameter and only sometimes it's worth 5k. I build new tracks for it I had to fix blade gides couple times and i filling like it's going down soon. The cross membranes is super flimsy, I'm cutting big logs so not for me. Andi waited more then 12 months.