The Hunter and Sawyers are built with our hardworking, do-it-yourself customers in mind. It’s our most affordable mill yet.
A Step By Step Guide. We’ll show you the quarter test to determine if adjustments need to be made and what they should be.
Mike Beer goes over our small blade guide setup and how to adjust it. He also goes over the part breakdown and identification.
How to adjust the bandwheel on the Oscar 52. The quickest and easiest way to make this adjustment.
How to assemble your Freedom Line Sawmill. If you’re a handy person and choose to assemble your sawmill, this video will demonstrate the process.
Hud-Son shutdown procedure. Ken shows us a quick shutdown procedure for when you’re done milling for the day and you’re ready to shutdown your mill.
Small Hud-Son Blade Guide Set Up and Adjustment. Setting the Guide Shoes. Identifying the Guide Shoe Brackets for your specific mill. Guide Body, fastener bolts, bearing part information
Prolong the life of bandsaw mill blades using Hud-Son Band Blade Sharpener periodically. Effortless demonstration. Sharpens Hud-son blades and Apex RF profile blades (Woodmizer / Munkfors). Optional: Grind wheel for Apex SL profile blades (Hakansson).
“Attended the Farming Convention at SUNY Cobleskill last weekend. They had a class for saw milling where they had a woodmizer LT40 that you could try. While the entire class was impressed with the LT40 debarker, hydraulic everything, mobility of the trailer, and automation, they didn’t like the price tag. I felt like the marketing Rep for Hudson Sawyer Sawmill because when I showed the class my Hudson Sawyer and how it produces just as accurate cuts for $2,000 versus the $30,000 price tag, they were very interested. Don’t get me wrong the LT40 or any other full hydraulic model is nice, but for small operations they aren’t affordable. Thanks Hudson for offering a great product at a reasonable price for the small operations!” David Dickinson
After David told the King that he had killed both lion and bear; and Goliath will be like one of them, the King clothed David with his armor, a bronze helmet and a coat of mail.
Imagine David thinking (as he tried to walk) “Don’t get me wrong, this is nice but I have a tool that’s tried and true.”
David stripped off the king’s armor. Instead, he took his staff, chose five smooth stones and his pocket sling. The rest is history.
The fact is, it’s doesn’t always take big equipment to get a job done. You need equipment you can afford and that over time, will show itself tried and true.
Call Hud-Son and we’ll help you determine the sawmill that’s just right for your needs.
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