Looking for used milling saw

[billpierce]

Alaskan should come with a a few spare nuts. Do not overnighter, being stainless/ally they thread easy.

 

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[Hunter]

Milling will be in the wood, I guess 075 should be fine, it will be only for occasional milling so may be twice a year. Not sure what I am going to do with the milled wood yet. All this started after I have noticed few windblown trees in our wood, first one was wild cherry which hopefully will be my first milling experiences.

[Big Beech]

  Hunter said:

Milling will be in the wood, I guess 075 should be fine, it will be only for occasional milling so may be twice a year. Not sure what I am going to do with the milled wood yet. All this started after I have noticed few windblown trees in our wood, first one was wild cherry which hopefully will be my first milling experiences.

 

Cherry is a beautiful wood to mill,ice and easy and gives excellent looking boards. That too was my first milling adventure:biggrin:

[Mike Dempsey]

If you can its worth having a practice shot on a low value timber such as a pine to give you some experience before you tackle something such as a cherry.

 

Mike

[Hunter]

  Mike Dempsey said:

If you can its worth having a practice shot on a low value timber such as a pine to give you some experience before you tackle something such as a cherry.

 

Mike

 

Yes. Just tried with with my 50 cc Makita on some

Conifer log in my garden.

[Rough Hewn]

How satisfying is milling your own timber hunter?

[emoji3]

 

 

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