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What about the bar oil?

The way to solve the tearout on the top side of the board is to use a 1/2” sacrificial board to keep your cuts smooth.

Awesome build, thanks!

Great video! I too am building a wooden covered bridge on or North Central Idaho property. Right now I’m in the stage of logging red fir trees off our property to be milled at our neighbor’s sawmill. Working with rough cut dimensional lumber is challenging, but better in many ways. Our bridge will set on a 48 foot railroad flat car, and will have 12.5 feet of clearance. I am not a professional carpenter, but a newly retired helicopter fire pilot. This project will have my total focus until completion. Thanks for your excellent video, I picked up several ideas watching it.

can you rip the beam to create planks? Great video

I have never seen a circular saw turned chainsaw.

Use a big syringe at a pharmacy or medical supply house, 350 cc and they come with a hose if you like, suck in the oil and so easy to fill, and they don't leak and need clean up, For all that work seems like just cutting from all sides and finish with an old fashion hand saw would be much easier. Man, it's a chain saw, not a finish saw. Amaz , Temu or even Ali X

Very inspiring!

that's cool

This is so cool, I just love that you made this yourself with wood you milled and using the old steel from the cartecay bridge. It's just beautiful!

Dude! Thank you for the video. I was stuck with installing this on my corded Ryobi and the arbor bolt was too short and pushed the saw too close to the housing! Removed the guard stop and just used the ryobi inner bushing. Installed no issues. I put the bar oil in before mounting but can see I’ll need something to top it off if I do a lot of cuts! Saved my sanity! Thank you!

did you consider removing the blade guard altogether that might have give you a bit more depth to clear bottom plate

Thanks

I have to admit it is the first time I have seen or even heard of a horse taking a chunk out of the steering wheel. That is hilarious!

nice, video. Greetings from germany

Is there a part 4? Great project 😊

Gosh dang. I started following you for your HM126 and you already up and sell it.

Awesome work, man!!

Awesome work, man!!

Great work, well done!

What size was that middle board ?

Still have this ?

Anyone thinking of doing the assembly themselves.. I would suggest paying the factory to do it. It is a nightmare.

Good Lord!

I have an 08 yamaha rhino 700. Looks like the same machine. If it's a knockoff. Great knockoff.

Thanks for the video. Have you tried to use it for ripping or is it only for cross cut?

these utvs are dope and almost every part on it can be used from Yamaha rhino its the same frame everything

Find an outdoor power equipment dealer, and ask them for the least aggressive chain that they’ve got and have it custom fit. Some of the older shops still make custom chains.

TY TY TY soooo much for this i dont have a welder either. you made so simple even I can do it lol TY again

Chinese junk

Glad to land here. Nice video!

I bought mine from Lowes in Delavan Wis. I like it nut the gas guage has never worked. I'm trying to figure out what to do, where do I get it fixed ?

Do you still like your easy boardwalk 40 and do you have any thoughts or downsides about it? Also, can you tell me what kind of jacks you used and are they stable enough? I feel like the drop-down that the manufacturer gives you wouldn’t be very satisfactory.

This is a great kind of review because you seem like a real guy who really uses the thing, talking about your actual experience with it. As some have pointed out, you don't know the longevity of it, but it's an actual functioning piece of equipment that you're telling us about and it's appreciated.

Great build, I’m slowly converting a smaller boat trailer to a utility probably about a 5’x 8’ haven’t measured yet. Have to cut the 3x3 metal square tubing shorter where the front is. Lol when I hook it up it goes so fare back way to long. Was probably for a long light boat. I wish I would have watched your video first though. I like that you went out past the wheels to give a bit extra space. I’m working on a budget build for it so it’s taking a while with the cost of wood. Keep up the great work

Looking at this for an upcoming project. Question what about replacing the chain with a better quality chain, or sharpening? With my chainsaw with a sharp sharp chain I get very little tear out.

New sub ! Awsome i like milling and thats an awesome mill ! Can't wait to see more!

I don't much about circular saws, but everyone is switching to battery powered tools. Can you find a chorded saw that's more powerful for less money?

More interested in the book on your table. Is that a bible?

I've seen nearly all the band saw mills on You Tube even DIY mills and there is something about an ez board walk 40 that makes it the mill in it's class that I would choose. The only thing that concerns me is breathing all the discharge dust. A respirator could solve that. That dust is extremely dangerous long and short term.

Quick question: I’m planning on hollowing out a tree stump and use it as a planter. Do you think this would work to cut the inside perimeter? Then I’d have to use other tools to chisel out the core.

But what about the bar oil? It said they have a bar oil thing with it?

that looks like a pretty nice setup. I got the prazi one on my makita 71/4 like 25 years ago and worked good. I want to try one on my 36v makita rear handle saw so i can work with out the cord. Good video, thanks!

Very nice!! If I can ask. How big did u dig your footings?

What did you have for footings in the corners and the mid posts?

Are those tires rated for the highway. How fast were you going

Awesome video. What jack stands did you use

You must have gotten the wrong directions to install. My install had no issues as everything worked perfectly, after following the directions which you may have ignored 😮.

Bought one of these a week ago with the intention of making mantles and trimming thicker slabs. In your opinion, could a slightly longer blade and chain be put on this? Thanks for the video.

Looks good! 👍 I'm in the planning stages to do the same with my old trailer. My hope is to use the metal C frame of the trailer to put a bunch of 2x stringers across. Then, run my deck lengthwise. If that doesn't work, then I'm definitely going with your design.