Thanks for a great tour!

Can you tell us why the woodlands firewood processor is only sold in Europe? I would love to buy one...they look impressive

Phew when I saw Sandy was coming out I thought I didn't see that one coming. Obviously gets confused in translation. (from 🇬🇧)

Sandy and his videos is the reason I settled on the Woodland product.

@@Grizz270 agreed!

Great to hear Mike!

Yup! I bought mine after watching his channel too! Thanks Sandy!

Sure was a great time

For sure. Nice folks all around

Thought you weren't associated with woodland mills now u're at there factory

Made in china

Hey Gord! Thanks for watching. Keep the dust flying on your channel!

Thanks appreciate that

Hi Vin! Thanks for the support on my channel! Great to hear you're enjoying the sawmill!

Those stump grinders are nice units for sure. I was impressed when I saw them up close

Glad you enjoyed the tour

I agree with ya

Great to hear that Randie

Thanks for that James!

Good to have ya along Josh

For sure!

Thanks Brian! Glad you’re here

Good to have ya along Liz!

Sure would be a haul! Glad you came along for the virtual tour

Great to hear Bruce. My mill has also been cutting really well since I got it. Great to keep the lumber pile growing

Thanks for watching Gene

Thanks glad you enjoyed the tour

Thanks Aaron. Glad you're liking the mill and I appreciate your support on my channel

I agree. Great value all around! Thanks for tuning in each week. Good to see regulars like yourself

Thanks For watching Gene. Great tour all around

Absolutely! Everyone is very down to Earth

Lots of things going on behind the scene for sure. Thanks for the support on the channel Del!

Nice spot to visit for sure

It's pretty slick eh

They do treat everyone very down to earth like which I find great

Great to hear you're having as much success with your sawmill as I am. Mines a great tool to have around for sure

Thanks!

Those 126 are nice sawmills!

Same here.

Me aswell.

Glad you liked the tour Jeff. Sounds like a great saw ya got there

I hear ya about working. Sure doesn't take away the fun time

Glad you liked the video Mike

I appreciate the support on my channel Michael

Nice and shiny in the show room

Sure looks like that add-on will be a winner

Great to hear the equipment is serving ya well and keeping ya in the woods. Thanks for supporting my channel!

Thanks for watching Chris! Great tour all around from some nice folks

Yep. He deserves more than a cap. Sandy is the main reason why I’ve had my HM126 just been delivered from Oz to me here in NZ. Can’t wait to get going!!

Me too Dale! Seems like a great addition

It's a nice spot for sure. Friendly as well

Thanks for that!

Good to hear you’ve enjoyed the videos on my channel. Great to have ya here

Is that right eh. You must have been at the right place at the right time as I think they've got them on hold for a little bit longer

Thanks Wallace! Lots of things there to look at for sure

Looking forward to seeing the project!

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I like it as well. Great accessory I think

They only say October for $900. They should have given you one for all the sales you give them.

I’m right with ya there John! Me too!

I got to meet everyone when I was there and everyone was very friendly and knowledgeable

Nice spot for sure!

Great to hear your liking the saw! I’m the same way. Happy cutting

Was an awesome time for sure

Was a great tour from Josh and Neil for sure

I saw that 126 in the showroom and it’s a nice looking saw

Been on my to pickup list for a while. Great looking units up close

Thanks for coming along Paul

That would be pretty neat!

Glad you came along for the tour

Yeah who knows. I’m guessing they have some reason for holding back that trailer at the moment but fingers crossed it comes back

Happy to have ya along Russell

Glad you’re liking the videos Jim

Haha no commission required. Fortunate to be able to share my sawing with everyone

I can understand that for sure. Glad you liked the video Michael

Thanks Jill. They are the real celebrities making the equipment for all of us

The humbleness is a great quality for sure. Real nice folks

Thanks for watching

Thanks for coming along for the tour. Good to have your support

I think that would be a great idea

Swedish Logosol has one possible solution. Would something like that be simple enough?

I too have had issues turning 1000+ pound logs(about 16 foot long by 20+ inch diameter)...but came up with a simplistic cheap way to do it. I had an old bumper jack that cars used to have. I added a chain with just the actual cant hook attached to it. The jack base is placed on the metal rails with the cant hook wrapped underneath the log. I simply jack it up and the log rolls easily around. A high-lift jack could also be used instead if need be. I will most likely add a way to set the jack bottom into a recess of some sort so that there won't be the worry of the jack possibly sliding off...but so far it never has even come close to doing so.

@@mikechristensen9744 that is a great idea. you might want to get a patient on that

@@bigcampnewyork3586 Thinking about it a bit more and I may do this. If I add another square log stop pocket on the opposite side of what is provided, I could use the hand winch that I made that emulates what Woodland Mills has to pull the logs onto the mill(with the ramp system). I could easily use that to turn the logs in much the same way as I use now but with the winch instead of the jack. This would be something that Woodland Mills could also easily add to their accessories that could be purchased. EDIT: I just looked at the Logosol accessory. The existing Woodland Mills' winch/ramp system will work with just the cant hook added to the winch hook already present(duh on my part! lol). I will try this next time as very simple for anyone to add to their mill. BTW, with large logs, I use the ramps as a safety feature by placing them inverted on top of the closer rail and on the ground under the far rail...if the log rolls back it will hit the ramp stops causing the opposite end to stop under the far rail and the curved part of the ramp(which is now upwards) and the slight angle of the straight part of the ramp to prevent the log from rolling off the mill towards you....which has happened one time so far and worked beautifully!

Thanks for the support. Appreciate that

Same, kinda wish Sandy had a way to gather photos of equipment bought that was influenced by his informative channel. Little bit jealous of your tour though.

Hey Scooter! I don’t have any other footage unfortunately. Thanks for the tip about the power head unit

Power head you say??? Well now I need one! Cranking is the worst part!

Very hand for sure!

I can see your point there Robert

That’s a good point. I think they could as well

Hey James, yeah it's a nice woodchipper for sure. I was torn between the 88 and 68 when I bought mine. I haven't seen any manufacturing

The vast majority of Woodland Mills products are manufactured offshore to their designs and specifications. Note that many other sawmill companies also source some or all of their product and/or many of their components offshore. (Yes, even the orange American company uses some offshore components - which is why they advertise “Built in the USA”, not MADE in the USA.)

I didn’t keep the lap siding attachment

Sure wouldn’t mind some black walnut!

Your going to love your sawmill. I’ve had mine for a year now. I’m North of Detroit.

@@johnsquires2209 awesome, I can’t wait for the “head lift” that Sandy had in his video this morning to come out. I’m thinking that’ll be my first upgrade. I say that now lol and don’t even get my mill until tomorrow and hopefully be cutting by Saturday 😂. But to much circle movement does a number on my neck as I’m fused c4-c7, so we shall see.

@@sawingwithsandy not sure if there would be any issues transporting some logs across da bridge but I definitely could hook ya up.

Hopefully the snow doesn't hit too soon and I can grab a shirt or two

Hey Curtis, that would work, the only reason I decided against this was because I like to have the blade pushing the log against the log stop as it rotates.

You know what, I was actually thinking about that on my drive home but never remembered while I was there haha

I really like the idea of hydraulic turners and loaders as anything to make it easier on my body is a good thing

Really happy you’re liking the videos and good to have your support on the channel William

No stump grinder as of yet. Hoping to add one to my fleet at some point though

No I didn’t ask much about it

Hey Mark, Think these are coming out around start of October

I’ll have to get one to try it out

Hey J Mar! Thanks for watching

Shoot, I would’ve like one as well lol, but with the way things are going in today’s world and seeing the products they produce compared to their competitors, they are way above them for quality and pricing. I think Sandy should be getting some kickbacks, as I’m sure many of us newer bucks purchased because of Sandy’s videos, shoot at least t-shirts, hats etc lol

Hey Ken! Hope everyone was safe during that tornado. They do make a smaller wc46 I believe it's called and it would go on your tractor

Always appreciate the support Tony

no

hahah

I’m not too sure

hahah after I said that I almost bit my tongue

I believe that is the case. I'm not too sure on the specifics of where they are manufactured however

Haha isn’t that the truth

There’s a team of engineers including the owners who are engineers and all work in Port Perry Ontario

@@sawingwithsandy Good to know that it starts and ends in Canada with China in middle.