It Has Arrived! Detailed instruction on Wood-Mizer LT50 Sawmill

Our new Wood- Mizer LT50 Sawmill arrived and Marty from Wood-Mizer Goes over everything from top to bottom and end to end.

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[SMITTY]

I could binge watch all your videos and I do😂 your awesome

[reidarlarssen]

Congratulations on the new sawmills. Greetings from Norway👍

[JohnWilson-qlks]

WOW about time you got it. hope its all you thought it would be. happy for you.

[williamconway]

Congratulations on finally getting your new sawmill ! That guy is a well of information .

[joeanonemouse]

Very cool Mike! I was excited to see you got the new mill. Look forward to many new videos with it. Great channel. Thank you. 👍

[dereksmith]

Marty = Encyclopedia of sawmills
It's nice to see someone who actually knows their products. Excellent demo.

[john]

AMAZING! It's Like keeping a Locamotive gone, good stuff. Thanks 👍

[sleepyaligator]

Well, congratulations Mike! I've been waiting for my LT 40 Wide in California for over 80 weeks!

[patriotsfightkids]

I’ve been looking at many LT50 videos. This is best one by far. Thanks for the knowledge.

[Potatogambit]

Marty is the goat. Just picked up my new lt50, had my demo with wm: California, ran it today, now watching this to glems some more nuggets.

[konoctiswigwam]

I feel so small watching you, since I struggle to cobble a shop and home together and not only is it taking a long time, but the equipment I have pails in comparison to every single piece of yours...I seem to come and go with your channel, and I like a lot of the content, but I sure wish you would spend less time advertising for vendors that sponsor you, that is what makes me look for another channel. Some of us are not as fortunate as you and to many people on YT I'm sure it is pretty daunting to see what a nice setup you have with so much land. I'm not a contractor by trade, so that is one difference. I paid some serious coin to get my land graded, but finally have my foundations in and working on the shop. Kudos to you and your wife. I was taught by a Canadian in Jane Lew at the time, how to build with log, I was there is 2009 or 2010 to learn how to dovetail 'em. While that style is associated with the Appalachians, it pre-dates that in the Georgian Bay area of Ontario. I subscribed once again, I'll see if I get annoyed or not...I come by here for the building, forestry, saw milling, etc...so not as interested in the family drama you guys go through, I have enough of my own...that's something else that gets me to click on the YouTube logo to find another channel...food for thought...not trying to change you.

[RaySmith]

Simple setup but everything else time for homework !! 🤔👍👍👍👍

[farmerbob]

Congratulations on the new machine. Something well deserved..

[BentRZR]

Incredible video! I am picking up an LX 450 next week and found your video with Marty very informative!
Thanks so much for putting this together.

[ozarkscarguy]

I was amazed at how many times he said dont touch it. My boss and mechanic needs to get that.

[chrispawlowski]

These machines are so well built, thought out, and solid. Marty was a wealth of knowledge, and champion employee for wood miser. Good luck with it Mike

[BonnevilleTB]

Marty, machine and the whole video - Top Class !!!

[taylorhoff]

This guy knows his stuff I'm very impressed.

[sidqcampbell]

Mike this video is worth its weight in gold now, but 6 months or a year from now it will be PRICELESS!

[drbrickner]

At 83 years old, I don’t think I will be in the market myself. But, I thoroughly enjoyed watching this setup. Wood-mixer looks like a well thought out product. As an old aviation engineer, I appreciate the human factors regarding safety and ease of operation. Looks like an excellent choice for years of production and satisfaction.