How do you like your woodland mill?

[richy_B]

I had a look on the site but couldn't see - do you know if its 1 or 3 phrase for the electric?

 

Edit - ignore that. I found the info on the .EU site. 16amp single phase.

Edited January 24, 2016 by richy_B

[Dizzer]

I would go for petrol version it runs on very little we have put a plastic petrol container full of petrol in and it's lasted us a 8hour shift on it

[Mik the Miller]

Both the electric and petrol versions are £2599 + vat @ 25% (Swedish sales tax) = £3248.75.

If you are VAT registered you can claim it back but as its from Europe I did read that this is not quite as easy, extra forms to fill in.

 

If you are a VAT registered firm in the UK then as Sweden are in the EU any Swedish VAT registered company should not charge you any VAT (zero rated supply). No forms, no complications, no VAT.

 

If you are not VAT registered in the UK then they must charge you their rate of tax (25%).

[strathbran steve]

Took delivery of our new mill last week with enough track extensions to give us 6m of cut.. been trying it out .. some 1" boards and a beam from some Scots Pine

[Wendelspanswick]

Looks good, I ordered mine last Saturday and I've had a tracking number but it just says 'Shipped From Terminal', how long did yours take to arrive?

[shavey]

I paid for mine on Tuesday I went for the larger engine

[donnk]

i would think a decent electric motor instead of engine would be cheaper to run, quieter, more reliable.

[Wendelspanswick]

i would think a decent electric motor instead of engine would be cheaper to run, quieter, more reliable.

That's OK if you have a 3 phase supply on hand, a bit hard to find in most remote locations without faffing around with generators and inverters.

[Woodlandmilluk]

Set up looks good how are you finding the mill?

[Al Cormack]

Are these woodland mills transportable or static once built up?

 

Now I'm getting big wood in,I can never find a miller interested so thinking I'll do it myself!