Chainsaw mill

[clyde]

Hi

 

anyone looking for a chainsaw mill, i had this made by a friend at fab company to mill some very large pines, paid 150 for it, but i sold the timber to sawmill instead, i have never used it as i never got round to finishing it requires painting and some bolts and a clamp to finish. before i list it on evilbay open to offers

[morten]

Hi

 

anyone looking for a chainsaw mill, i had this made by a friend at fab company to mill some very large pines, paid 150 for it, but i sold the timber to sawmill instead, i have never used it as i never got round to finishing it requires painting and some bolts and a clamp to finish. before i list it on evilbay open to offers

 

It looks a bit heavy. What is the weight of the jig itself?

[Big J]

Heavy is good. It's much more stable and less likely to jump about causing scoring of the timber.

 

Looks solidly constructed, if a little basic.

[Smithgor]

Might be interested, though looks a bit large for my purposes. I've just posted in the hope of getting advice on milling a large tree into posts. Is it still available? Whereabouts?

[Rob D]

Doesn't look bad at all. Is there height graduations so you know what thickness you're milling to?

[clyde]

sorry for not getting back sooner pc probs (son took it back) i'm in livingston west lothian,don't have any measurement on it as i was intending to wait till after it was painted

[slasherscot]

more interested in that 394

[wisewood]

Think I saw this on ebay this morning, I'm tempted but postage would be crippling:sad: