Please welcome our newest sponsor Computer Setworks - Mikron LT

[Nobohdy]

We are excited to introduce our newest sponsor to the Forestry Forum - Mikron LT and it's owner Roman Liuts.

Mikron's computer setworks can be seamlessly integrated into a wide range of band sawmills, regardless of design, without the need for any electrical or mechanical modifications. These setworks have been successfully installed on various sawmill models, including Woodmizer LT 40 (even those manufactured three decades ago), LT 50, LT 70, Timberking B20, TimberHarvester, Norwood, Baker, Woodland Mills, among numerous others.

Mikron LT is dedicated to crafting strong, reliable, and user-friendly solutions that enhance the efficiency and quality of lumber production processes and increase the yield of the lumber. With a clear commitment to intuitive design, their computer setworks are engineered to be straightforward and accessible.

Priding themselves on quality, Mikron LT uses only high-grade components to construct their renowned computer setworks. Their innovative solutions are trusted and implemented globally across more than 30 countries including the USA, Canada, Germany, Sweden, and Australia, to name a few.

With a rich legacy of excellence and an unwavering vision for the future of automation in woodworking, Mikron LT is paving the way forward. We are excited to have Mikron LT join our forum, bringing their expertise and innovative approaches to our community.

You can ask any questions you have here on this topic, or you can head over to Sponsor News and chat with them on their new board by clicking here. 

[Southside]

Welcome to the Forum, I know of at least one member that has one of your units. 

[moosehunter]

Welcome!!
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[barbender]

 Welcome Mikron! You're a perfect fit, I know of several members (including myself) that are interested in your setworks.

[Stephen1]

Welcome to Mikron the new Sponsor. Sponsors are great to have !

[Resonator]

Thank you for sponsoring the Forum!

[thecfarm]

A good fit.   

[doc henderson]

thank you and welcome.

[Magicman]

Welcome Mikron.  I have stated several times that if/when my 1998 obsolete and unsupported Wood-Mizer SetWorks ever fail, Mikron would be at the top of my list for a replacement option.

[rliuts]

Thank you all for the warm welcome!

We've decided that the Forestry Forum is a great place to get feedback and answer questions from our US and Canadian customers. We've also seen that some of our customers who are members of this forum are sharing their experiences with Micron computer setworks, and it's been really helpful.

Don't hesitate to reach out to me if you need any info or have any questions. We're looking forward to connecting with everyone and assisting with anything you might need.


Thanks again!  

[customsawyer]

Welcome to the Forum. You are going to be a great fit here.

[Larry]

I would like to upgrade my setworks someday. I'll definitely consider Mikron. Welcome to the forum.

[Nebraska]

Welcome and thank you!

[caveman]

Welcome and thank you for your sponsorship.  I don't know how the Mikron setworks would work on manual mills, but that seems like it would be a phenomenal opportunity for folks to improve their efficiency over the cheat sheets and manual scales.

[Freedy201]

We are excited to introduce our newest sponsor to the Forestry Forum - Mikron LT and it's owner Roman Liuts.

Mikron's computer setworks can be seamlessly integrated into a wide range of band sawmills, regardless of design, without the need for any electrical or mechanical modifications. These setworks have been successfully installed on various sawmill models, including Woodmizer LT 40 (even those manufactured three decades ago), LT 50, LT 70, Timberking B20, TimberHarvester, Norwood, Baker, Woodland Mills, among numerous others.

Mikron LT is dedicated to crafting strong, reliable, and user-friendly solutions that enhance the efficiency and quality of lumber production processes and increase the yield of the lumber. With a clear commitment to intuitive design, their computer setworks are engineered to be straightforward and accessible.

Priding themselves on quality, Mikron LT uses only high-grade components to construct their renowned computer setworks. Their innovative solutions are trusted and implemented globally across more than 30 countries including the USA, Canada, Germany, Sweden, and Australia, to name a few.

With a rich legacy of excellence and an unwavering vision for the future of automation in woodworking, Mikron LT is paving the way forward. We are excited to have Mikron LT join our forum, bringing their expertise and innovative approaches to our community.

You can ask any questions you have here on this topic, or you can head over to Sponsor News and chat with them on their new board by clicking here.

Welcome to the Forestry Forum, Mikron LT and Roman Liuts!

It's great to have you on board as our newest sponsor! Your computer setworks seem like a game-changer for band sawmills, and I'm impressed by the range of models they can be integrated with.

I'm curious, what inspired you to focus on creating user-friendly and intuitive solutions for lumber production? And how do you see your innovative approaches shaping the future of automation in woodworking?

Looking forward to hearing more about your products and expertise!

[rliuts]

Welcome and thank you for your sponsorship.  I don't know how the Mikron setworks would work on manual mills, but that seems like it would be a phenomenal opportunity for folks to improve their efficiency over the cheat sheets and manual scales.

Thank you!

The Mikron computer setworks can be effectively used on manual sawmills, whether they feature a manual hand crank or a hydraulic lever, due to its specialized display. This display precisely indicates where to stop the movement, ensuring the boards are cut to the desired thickness. Moreover, all the necessary mathematical calculations, including kerf and board lists, are automatically performed by the Mikron setworks, eliminating the need for manual computations.

Additionally, if you upgrade to a power sawhead—be it a DC motor, electric winch, AC motor, or hydraulic motor controlled by electric valves—you can connect the Mikron computer setworks to control this motor. By switching to the automatic positioning mode in the settings, the setworks will handle the sawhead movement automatically, significantly enhancing efficiency and precision.

[rliuts]

It's great to have you on board as our newest sponsor! Your computer setworks seem like a game-changer for band sawmills, and I'm impressed by the range of models they can be integrated with.

I'm curious, what inspired you to focus on creating user-friendly and intuitive solutions for lumber production? And how do you see your innovative approaches shaping the future of automation in woodworking?

Looking forward to hearing more about your products and expertise!

Thank you for the warm welcome!

We at Mikron LT are excited to join the Forestry Forum!

Our inspiration to create user-friendly and intuitive solutions for any sawmills of any design stems from our deep understanding of the challenges faced by sawmill operators. We realized that many traditional systems were cumbersome, required extensive training to use effectively, and, to be frank, were not always accurate and reliable. By listening to feedback from industry professionals, we aimed to design computer setworks that not only simplify the operation process but also enhance productivity and accuracy, and to be accessible and reliable.

One of our goals is to make advanced technology accessible to everyone in the woodworking industry. We believe that by focusing on ease of use, intuitive design, and self-diagnostic features, we can help operators get the most out of their equipment without needing to spend excessive time on training or troubleshooting.

Additionally, we believe that any band sawmill can be upgraded to be accurate and effective, regardless of the brand, whether it's home-made or commercially produced. With our computer setworks, operators can increase lumber yield and productivity easily, without the necessity of investing in new sawmills.

Looking forward, we see our innovative approaches playing a significant role in the future of automation in woodworking. As we continue to develop and integrate smart technologies, we envision a more efficient and productive industry where operators can rely on seamless, automated systems to handle complex tasks. This will allow them to focus on what they do best: producing high-quality lumber.

We are thrilled to be part of this community and look forward to sharing more about our products and hearing your feedback.

[Ron Scott]

Welcome and Thanks!