Do this EVERY DAY so Your Sawmill with Last a Lifetime! 

We use a product called “aerokroil” with silicone. Silicone repels dirt and dust better than straight atf.

I like that not having to take the felt out!!

@@scottsoper yes we might take it out every 3-6 months to give it a good clean but that's it..

We put oil in a cheap pull top dish soap bottle. To oil roller chain on a chain apron/floor round baler. 6 chains on the floor and 2 on the apron. So easy! Oiled chain every 2 hours. Most nights baled 8-10 hours. So easy and clean!

Great idea.

She could sell sand to a desert...

@@PerspectiveEngineer Saudi Arabia would be interested, for sure.

Wood miser should have done the upgrade from the lt40 to the lt70 for free. They're getting a ton of free advertising on this channel.

It would be a great idea. I watched their training DVD, but it’s so boring that you can't get through more than 15 minutes of it, even though I paid a hefty price for it. But I doubt they'd accept an lady it; the company is still very macho😂

splather is officially a new word at least in my book

I was thinking about her eyes

Print up a maintenance checklist and have it laminated. Hang it in the dollhouse where it’s clearly visible to remind what needs to be done and how often.

I love mine, and because it's shorter, it's easier to blow off my clothes...especially on my back. Otherwise it's the blow gun on my Garage compressor.

That’s what I thought when Emerald was taking the cover off the felt pad that wipes down the bar that the mill travels on. A ratcheting box end wrench would work well too.

If it's hardwood then your are well on your way to major health problems. Hardwood dust is known to cause cancer. Softwood with mould will give you sawmillers lung. And western red cedar causes major respiratory disease. Blowing yourself down is the worst thing you can possibly do. I pity that poor dog in the video. On a different note correct maintenance is really important. But over greasing is fatal for ball or roller bearings. If you see grease emerge from the seals it's already knackered. Fine on bushes like on a loader or backhoe or really slow stuff. For clarification. Most electric motors require zero grease for about 5 years. They don't even have a way to add grease. Sadly too many small mills learn on the job. Flying by the seat of their pants. Wood mixer should have been out and fully commissioned the new mill along with giving FREE training for every aspect of operations. In Europe it's a legal requirement. Not a choice.

Mill lumber..... What do you mean ?

​@scottsoper probably means if it snows on top of it, since it's no longer under roof.

👍 That is what I was thinking also.

They put something over it to keep the rain out.

Unfortunately a roof will not likely be happening before winter.

Perhaps "partial" would work better?

Better be there on October the 3rd if you want to see Emerald and Jade!! I am quite sure that is not a mistake.

@@scottsoper The 3rd is a mistake. Look up the Paul Bunyan show online like I did and you will see on the website it says the dates are from Friday Oct 4th thru Sun Oct 6th.

@@geraldhandy2589 It is a question of what the internet says vs. what Emerald says! I know that the internet says 4-6th. I have been to the Paul Bunyan Show web site a number of times for a number of reasons. However Emerald and Jade will be there on the 3rd, do their thing and be going home on the 4th. Time will tell if I understand what they are doing correctly.

@@scottsoper The show will not be open on the 3rd. If they are there then - there will be no public there to meet them.

I would recommend "transmission" fluid??

If you want to use proper Emeraldspeak it is 'ado'. 😊

And ado even.😉

A roof would help but it will not be happening this year.

Both sisters are workers. I would hire both of them.

Gas powered is best in this case I believe. Anyway it is what they have and it works.

@@scottsoperI would normally agree except she is using that thing 360 degree. The new cordless blowers are perfect for what she is doing. The fire departments are using them to remove smoke and gasses. I would also use a cordless grease gun. Is this Pennsylvania or Poland turn of the century.

BTW,Dupont makes a spray-on dry lubricant for motorcycle chains.

They put a can over it