Sprudelwazzer

I did receive some guidance, training and experience with the m8. Quite impressive. So I bought an F2 with extensions. My forest is an hour walk from my house. Loved setting up my lumber camp, dialing in and adjusting my lumber mill. Then I encountered problems. Like the plastic guiding rails for the sled. Or the fine adjustment of the log lifter. I did ask logosl. The response from customer support has been anything but welcoming or apologetic. More accusative. I can now cut imprecise and insecure. That is my takeaway. So good on logosol, taking away the enjoyment of cutting down slow grown 70 year old Norwegian spruce to fix up my barn. I've already decided to sell the chainsaw mill. I will acquire a band saw mill and continue with my project, but I want to feel relatively safe. Consider this as a reaction to a horrible customer support and a general safety concern which has not been taken seriously.

Yes, it was a strange first meeting at this forum. I do appreciate your apology. Pardon me for my latest reply.

I understand. Since its chainsaw mill I should expect and accept offsets of the parts necessary to assemble this mill carrying a 91,1cc 5,4kW chainsaw. If 6 machine screws are the nominal value, why shouldn't 5 screws to the trick. Good on you, laughing at a legitimate safety concern.

Ok.

Still don't make up for a under par production quality of the saw sled and machine screws. By the way, it's not really possible to set up precisely if you're on your own. The advertisement showing an ultra portable and easy set up is false. It takes a lot of time and helping hands. All in all, the quality of the simplest components make me feel unsafe using this sawmill alone in the woods!