Changing the Sawmill Blade

What happens here

First, the host removes the cover over the debarker and then the main blade cover on the Wood-Mizer sawmill. He explains the debarker cleans the wood before the main blade to extend blade life. He then loosens the blade tension using a handle on the side of the mill, allowing the old blade to be easily removed. A new blade is carefully installed, ensuring the teeth are oriented correctly to pull sawdust away from the cut. After installing, the blade tension is re-adjusted and checked with a pressure gauge to be within the recommended 2800-3000 PSI range. The mill is briefly started to stretch the new blade, and the tension is re-checked and adjusted as needed.

Goal: Replace the worn sawmill blade with a new one