Operating the Sawmill to Produce Lumber Slabs

What happens here

Utilize the control panel of the Wood-Mizer LT40 Sawmill to precisely control the cutting blade. Operate the various levers and buttons to initiate the cut, guide the blade through the log, and make subsequent passes to create uniform slabs of lumber. The log is secured on the mill bed, and the blade is guided through it, producing sawdust and revealing the internal grain of the wood. The log is rotated and secured to make additional cuts, ensuring optimal use of the material and achieving the desired slab thickness.

Goal: Cut a log into live-edge lumber slabs