Post by harmonskillabrew on Dec 8, 2014 23:47:17 GMT -5
Check out www.baileysonline.com. they make a set up called a logosaw, fairly expensive ($2000) but the most efficient way to plain slice your hemlock. They have smaller attachments for your chainsaw as well. Definitely checkout the website and if your are handy enough you may be able to make some of your own.
Has anyone ever made a chainsaw mill I had a bunch of hemlock go down in a storm and don't want it to go to waist.
We had a neighbor that thought about getting and Aslakan Chainsaw Mill (maybe this? [ur]http://granberg.com/content/alaskan-chainsaw-mill[/url]) but decided it was too much fuss.
I tried to convince him to get one, figuring it is probably much better to have a good friend with a chain saw mill than having a chain saw mill myself
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Post by yankeebushman on Dec 29, 2014 4:03:43 GMT -5
I made one a few years ago. I don't have it anymore so I can't take pics but they are not too hard to make. Word of advice, make sure however it hooks up to the bar is solid. I personally would just buy an Alaskian mill if I were to need one again. Oh, and make sure you have a very powerful saw. Chainsaw mills need a good strong saw to run efficiently. You really beat yourself up if the saw is not powerful enough.
