This Chainsaw mill is constructed of high-quality aluminum and stainless steel, resulting in a tool that is both lightweight and durable.
Its 14″-48″(42-120cm) bar size is the ideal size for many projects, as it allows for a wide range of board sizes to be used with it.
It is capable of converting rough logs into excellent slabs ranging in thickness from 1/2″ to 13″ and width from 36″ to 48″.
This product is ideal for homeowners, woodworkers, and carpenters.
Specifications.
Aluminum and steel are the primary building materials.
Chainsaw bar sizes range from 14″ to 48″ in length.
Mig Welding is a type of welding.
9 kilograms (net weight.
Silver is the color of choice.
Size of the bar: 120cm/48.
120cm is the maximum slabbing width allowed (47.2″.
Slabbing Thickness: 1/2″ to 13″ at its maximum (12.7 mm to 330 mm.
Features.
Aluminum mill frame with a square profile of 29mm in aircraft grade.
Clamping pad brackets made of square steel 25mm in diamete.
Handles made of tubular steel 22mm in diamete.
allowing for a wide range of board sizes to be utilize.
Height and width of lumber planks can be adjusted when cutting.
A perspex plate has been installed to protect the user from injury.
Chainsaws with bar lengths ranging from 14″ to 48″ are suitable for use.
Because of its lightweight and collapsible aluminum construction, you can easily transport it in your ATV, truck, bush plane, or other vehicle without taking up too much space.
Converting your chainsaw mill into a mobile milling machine is simple.
The following features are included: it attaches directly to your chainsaw bar. Height that can be adjuste.
The following items are included in the package.
1 x Chainsaw milling machine (unassembled.
1 set of accessories and a too.
1 x Instruction Manua.
(Please note that the chainsaw is not included..
If one pease is a quarter of an inch longer than the other parts, the whole thing won’t fit together, and you’ll have to re drill or trim the pease from purchased angles. (For example, two pieces should be the same size and have the same angles, but one was cut incorrectly. My job required me to complete it on time, so I was unable to return or exchange it. I decided to cut the peas the right way and put it all together myself.
