Anyone?

[Blaisey]

Yer Rob

 

I like the video on your youtube that is 3 years old and says new mill coming soon! lol

 

Blaisey

[Mike Dempsey]

I'd forgotten about that new development as well. Something to do with being able to adjust the mill to 90 degrees so it does a vertical cut as well I think. Hopefully this might be the spur to get it finished off!

 

Mike

[lumberjackking]

i bought a cheap copy of the vertical small log mill on ebay and its excellent has not missed a beat and very well made

[treefolk]

i bought a cheap copy of the vertical small log mill on ebay and its excellent has not missed a beat and very well made

 

Still available? Got a link?

[TGB]

Sold out and no indexation that they'll have any more.

[TGB]

Damn mix of auto-correction and a Yankie dictionary. That should have been, "indication".

[Forest2Furniture]

I can't see how these guys are making any money, its not as if its a lose leader, you're not likely to buy a ramp as well.

I wonder what their technical advice is on how to use the millor what spares the do.

 

I'd rather buy from Rob, the back up service and advice I've had from him in the past is second to none and for me that's worth paying the extra.

[ucoulddoit]

I only mill on an occasional basis for my own use but over the years have needed various spare parts. Last weekend at the start of a day's milling, a bolt in the frame sheared off after being adjusted just once too often and being 80 miles from the nearest hardware shop was pretty relived I had a bag of spares bought from Rob ......

 

Andrew

[lumberjackking]

yep heres the link

Chainsaw mill planking lumber boards milling vertical cut chain bar | eBay

[morten]

I am fairly confident that Royston Resources are buying the mills from a Chinese factory that markets the mills. Not only have they copied the Granberg Alaskan Mill Mk III, but they have also copied the Granberg Small Log Mill. Like Royston, they also market (one of) the Mills as an "Alaskan" mill – clearly infringing on Granberg's trademark.

 

The current price (FOB south-east port) of the 36" Alaskan Mill is about US$ 50 (which at current exchange rates is £35. With sufficient volume, per-unit shipping costs would be quite low, and I believe the import duties are negligible.

 

The manufacturer is Yongkang Senmal Tools Factory, and they also manufacture (surprise) wheelchair ramps.