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Day with the Alaskan and mini mill


Stihlben
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Nice sawmilling but you need to sort your PPE out. I will occasionally mill without chainsaw trousers (at my yard only) as the mill is clamped at both ends. I wouldn't mini mill without them though.

 

Helmet/ear protection and ear defenders are a real must. For the sake of £20 for a set of goggles and a good set of ear defenders (I won't mill in a standard forestry lid - only SNR30 + ear defenders) it's not worth the risk. Even with goggles, sawdust sometimes slips past (one minor injuries clinic visit last year).

 

Quite separately is the insurance issue. No one is going to pay out on insurance claims if it can be demonstrated that reasonable precautions haven't been taken, even if the claim does doesn't relate to it.

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