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Entry mill that is capable of producing big dreams
The Wood-Mizer LT10 is an entry level mill that is capable of producing big dreams for weekend sawyers who love the idea of cutting their own lumber while minimizing their investment. 
 
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Ships on a Single Pallet Optional 10HP Engine   Unlimited Cut Length

 
 
 
 
Sawing Made Simple
With its easy hand-push feed system and 7.0 HP recoil gas engine, the LT10 saws up to 160 board feet per hour.† The base mill handles logs up to 24” diameter by 11’ long which are loaded and turned manually. An unlimited number of 7’ bed extensions can be added to saw longer lengths


Specifications
Dimensions
Length 14'-4" (4.4m)
Width 5'-4 3/4" (1.6m)
Height (max head position) 5'-10 3/4" (1.8m)
Weight (with heaviest power options) 559 lbs (253kg)
   
Power Options
7HP (5.2kW) Gasoline Standard
10HP (7.5kW) Gasoline Optional
 
Maximum Cutting Capacities
Log Lengths 11' (3.3m) or No Limit
Log Diameter 24" (61cm)
Production Rates up to 160 bd. ft./hr.
 
Operation
Operator Position Walk Along (Standard)
Feed System Manual Push
Head Up/Down Manual
 
Other Specs
Blades .042" (1mm) thick x1.25" (32mm) wide
Warranty/Money Back Guarantee 2 yr Limited/30 Day


Sawmill Features Standard Optional  
Heavy Duty Ball Bearing Rollers  -  
4 Adjustable Drop in Side Supports    -  
Log Clamp    -  
Water Lube System    
Bed Extensions (7')** -  
Accessories - Optional attachments and tools designed to maximize the sawing experience


Bed Extensions
Bed Extensions
Part # LT10BS <br>
No Practical Limit
Part # LT10BS
No Practical Limit

Part # LT10BS
No Practical Limit

Cant Hooks
Cant Hooks
Part #: Varies<br> 
Part #: Varies
 

Part #: Varies
 

Sawmill Covers
Sawmill Covers
Part #: Varies<br>Choose from head, engine, or console covers
Part #: Varies
Choose from head, engine, or console covers

Part #: Varies
Choose from head, engine, or console covers
Responses we have received from LT10 owners.

"We absolutely love our mill. My brother and I are now in our mid 60s, but the mill has revived the enthusiasm we had in our 30s for building new things and we are planning several projects." Bob B

"I've been in the farming business all my life and have purchased at least a million dollars of farm equipment, and I would say Wood-Mizer has the best product support I have ever seen." Timothy W 

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A blog dedicated to sawing with an LT10 sawmill
   
   
Bob Brothen - Minnesota 
• LT10 & DoubleHard Blades
• Project Dimensions: 18'X28’, 924 total sq ft
• 99% of lumber cut on the mill, 6,000 board feet, Estimated savings on lumber: $6,000
• Wood species used: Pine & Poplar

Bob was inspired to use his LT10 to build this 'Old World' barn after visiting his grandfather's home in Norway. There he saw buildings constructed by his great grandfather in the 1880's. The LT10 gave him the ability to return to Minnesota and recreate his family heritage in construction.  Bob wrote this about his project; "I felt that we produced something that will last not only because of the solid wood construction but because its unique character will be worth preserving. When we purchased the LT10 sawmill, we planned to saw only specialty lumber for small projects... We soon learned that our Wood-Mizer has the capability to go well beyond our initial expectations. For this project the three of us produced 6,000 board feet of boards and timbers in a little over 60 hours spread over 5 weekends."
Shane Benscoter - Oregon
• LT10
• Project Dimensions: 13'X13’, 169 sq ft
• 100% of lumber cut on the mill, Estimated savings on lumber: "A Lot!"
• Wood species used: Old Growth Fir & Cedar

Shane used his LT10 sawmill to build this treehouse for his seven year old daughter. He is a builder, and so his daughter figured her daddy should build her a house too! The wood came from a six foot diameter old growth Fir tree that had to be quartered in order for Shane to get the huge sections onto the mill. It is a conventionally framed treehouse with board and batt siding. The wayne edge was left exposed on the gable siding. Shane says the project gets "lots of comments, but most can't believe the quality of the lumber!"

LT10 Introduction
LT10 saws big beams
Final cut to sawmill two 8x8 inch 10 feet beams.
Final cut to sawmill two 8x8 inch 10 feet beams.
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