Using a chainsaw to make planks in a woodland
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This is a way of cutting planks in your woodland using a chasinsaw with a small bit of extra kit. The small log mill work for chainsaws with bars of 20″ or less. It clamps direct to the bar with no drilling and enables you to saw planks straight off the log.
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5 comments so far
zerodegrees8
January 31, 2010
hmm I like this, very good video thanks for sharing!
zerodegrees8
January 31, 2010
I just checker to puchase online, they don’t sell/ship to Canada or the United States
Stihlpony
January 31, 2010
Go to baileys online , they have them and more!!!
alaskanmilluk
May 2, 2010
No prob. Yes Baileys have all these mills instore
Edgar
July 26, 2011
It looked a bit too flimsy for me and the weight distribution could have been better. Do you have an option where the blade is clamped at both ends to your guide accessory? This would give a more uniform plank thickness and I imagine would allow you to have wider boards with the longer blades.