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Herr Dalbergia
01-29-2014, 2:08 PM
Möhringer 140
Wheeldiameter 55"
Motor 102 HP
Weight saw only 6.600 kg
Cost (with roof...) 2.300.000 €

Will start running in a few days ;) hopefully.....

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cheers, alex

Keith Hankins
01-29-2014, 2:11 PM
I just keep seeing that scene from crocodile dundee when he pulls out the big bowie knife and says, "now that's a knife" Sir, now that's a bandsaw

Dave Zellers
01-29-2014, 2:27 PM
You won't be able to do scroll work with that.

John Coloccia
01-29-2014, 2:32 PM
Got mine off Craigslist for $1,700,000 :p

Phil Thien
01-29-2014, 2:54 PM
Did you get the optional mobile base?

Andrew Hughes
01-29-2014, 3:10 PM
Almost looks cartoonish,That's a big bandsaw or a small man.

Jeff Monson
01-29-2014, 3:46 PM
Can we get a video of you folding up the blade?? Kidding aside, that thing is HUGE. A couple pics of it in action would be really cool.

Bill Rhodus
01-29-2014, 3:56 PM
How are you going to feed it? Sharp chain? EDLF? What species? Thruput rate?

Herr Dalbergia
01-29-2014, 5:00 PM
Thank you for your interest. I will post more pictures and perhaps I can manage to post a video. I am not so experienced with videos and internet...i am more of a wood guy, you know ;)

Some facts: the sliding table, when sliding back accelartes as fast as a Porsche 911, or a Dodge Viper....everything is Laser controlled. You have like 10 screens in the operater-room, a joysticck...looks like an airplane.

Basically you put in a log at one side, and a few seconds later you get precisious resawn lumber, graded, stacked....

BUT, you can even resaw venners (aka tonewood) with a kerf smaller than a tabelsaw blade, a surface like sanded, out of logs with diameter up to 5 or 6 feet, so really big logs.

@Bill: Sorry, my english is not so good, but what do you mean with EDLF? An what is a sharp chain? The thruput rate I will let you know tomorrow...it is redicolus high...
We are mainly doing european oak, also larch, maple, walnut etc, but 80 % Oak.


Cheers, alex

Carroll Courtney
01-29-2014, 6:11 PM
You take your hobby serious,dang that is huge.When I seen the 102hp I thought it was a mistake,if you do a video I would love to hear it run.Again that is HUGE,thanks for posting----Carroll

Dan Hintz
01-29-2014, 6:24 PM
How are you going to feed it?

Sounds like the beginning of a joke...

Q: "What do you feed a 102hp bandsaw?"
A: "Anything it wants!"

Cary Falk
01-29-2014, 6:41 PM
What are you resawing with that, doublewides?:eek:

Craig Behnke
01-29-2014, 6:58 PM
why didn't you order the big one? haven't you learned that from reading posts here on SMC? always buy the biggest you can afford!

Charles Coolidge
01-29-2014, 7:36 PM
Meh it needs a riser block.

Ron Kellison
01-29-2014, 7:58 PM
I'm not a big fan of the colour! For that price you should have been able to get some flames on sides and some big flashing lights! :<)

Ron

Dave Zellers
01-29-2014, 8:21 PM
I'm feeling very inferior...


I WANT TO SAW 5 FOOT DIAMETER LOGS TOO!!!!

Larry Komroff
01-29-2014, 9:02 PM
Band saw envy

Tai Fu
01-29-2014, 9:20 PM
That's not a bandsaw, it's a sawmill! That's bigger than the bandsaw I see at the local lumberyard. That one they feed it with a motorized carriage.

Peter Quinn
01-29-2014, 11:05 PM
That thing is large. Wow! I've been working for a millwork operation that does some flooring, people request "saw kerf " look boards, like the old fashioned circular saw blade mills they still use for some soft woods regionally here in the USA. But they want it in oak.....wide plank....and we try to explain to them that most of the fas quality wide oak is now sliced on band saws like yours that produce very smooth and consistent results. Darn those big bandsaws! They just don't allow that retro circular saw look. But they do make great lumber. Does the green veneer split as it dries, or is there some way to dry the logs?

David Kumm
01-29-2014, 11:15 PM
Who is the really small guy? Dave

Mike Heidrick
01-29-2014, 11:16 PM
Bad asssssss!

Dave Zellers
01-30-2014, 12:11 AM
Who is the really small guy? Dave
He's going to need a really BIG guy to tension that blade properly.:D

Ken Fitzgerald
01-30-2014, 12:23 AM
Wow!

I am surprised nobody mentioned it was housed in an aircraft hanger!

Brian W Smith
01-30-2014, 6:30 AM
Was going to mention some general rigging safety.....looks like ya'll have that covered.

Am interested in the carriage,so any details on that system would be appreciated,thanks for posting.

Bill Rhodus
01-30-2014, 11:15 AM
Not a joke. Mill is large enough for a resaw or primary break down operation. EDLF = end digging lumber feeder, sharp chain impales log on spike to feed thru machine. Very interesting

Max Neu
01-30-2014, 11:23 AM
I thought my 24" Laguna is big,you could cut mine into scrap iron with that monster,looks like you might need a step ladder to use it.:)

Bruce Page
01-30-2014, 11:51 AM
I wanna see the rest of the operation!

Jim Rimmer
01-30-2014, 12:47 PM
Am I reading this right - in US Dollars it's $3.1M?

Andrew Joiner
01-30-2014, 1:15 PM
Some facts: the sliding table, when sliding back accelartes as fast as a Porsche 911, or a Dodge Viper....everything is Laser controlled. You have like 10 screens in the operater-room, a joysticck...looks like an airplane.

Basically you put in a log at one side, and a few seconds later you get precisious resawn lumber, graded, stacked....

BUT, you can even resaw venners (aka tonewood) with a kerf smaller than a tabelsaw blade, a surface like sanded, out of logs with diameter up to 5 or 6 feet, so really big logs.
Cheers, alex

Doesn't this thread belong in the Neanderthal section?:)
Seriously, I'm amazed.

Lee Reep
01-30-2014, 1:15 PM
Can we get a video of you folding up the blade?? Kidding aside, that thing is HUGE. A couple pics of it in action would be really cool.

And concerning unfolding -- well, I'd too squeamish to watch ...