Yes this is the one listed with Bright Star. Based on my experience with steel wheels that are spinning true you can run much higher tension without sacrificing blade life. I’m running 1.5”x 0.055” blades and the 1.5” guide rollers from Woodmizer. The wheels are From Lumber Tiger Mfg in Windsor Ohio.

It’s a Woodmizer industrial log deck.

@@Brian-vx3ip Thank You for getting back to me.

We are in the process of setting up a lightly used Sawmill from Echo Enterprise. I hope to upload videos once it’s up and running.

Brian, you’ll be very pleased with the Echo. I’ve watched their video. Both the Echo and the Timber Buddy will run circles around the Woodmizer, and are much heavier built.

It is a 2013 DCS model.

Thanks for your answer

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Chain has too much slack

Looks like a cooks edger to me

It is a Cook's edger, I fabricated the transfer deck myself.

Brian is there a way you could send me a picture close up of the transfer deck from the edger? We are setting a lt70 setup and I’m using this as our model. We are in the process of building our table to return back to the incline conveyor. Any help is appreciated.

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no. its junk always breaks and doesnt get the bark off of anything bigger than these logs in the video

Steve Yoder Yes

That is THE most wobbly cutter head I have seen on any Woodmizer system. How do you obtain accurate cuts?

Northwestern Pennsylvania

my boss ran across your video and wanted to know. does the conveyor belt with edger work good on end? we liked this setup about put it super 70 next few weeks gonna do few changes

+Chris Lucas not sure exactly what your asking. The conveyor belt works good at getting stuff back away from the mill, it doesn't do so good at running tapered bell ended slabs out onto the greenchain endwise. The mill is in NW Pennsylvania Crawford county

oliverm5sc They sell enough of them so I would guess they work good.

I wonder why you never see any other major brand doing commercial sawing like this? I've seen Baker sawmills on Commercial jobs, Woodmizer for sure, but no one else. At least not major bandsaw mills under 100k..

Hi Oliver, Wood-Mizer now sells the LX range of machines which has eliminated this problem. However, with correct maintenance, this problem can be averted on the LT-70. It is concerning, especially within the first 500mm of the cut. in this region there will be some minimal sawing variation but nothing out of the expected quality for a machine in this price range.

oliver5sc Lol I'd like to watch a Woodmizer mill beside a 4 post on uneven ground. You couldn't get straight boards from the four post until it would be perfectly level. The mono rail mills are not affected by uneven terrain.

@Linda Marion Take the first portable sawmill shootout for example. They had to set up their mills before sawing, and Woodmizer smoked the competition by beginning the first cut in less than a minute! The four post mills took a lot more time to level.