Jason, another good video, I’ve watched most of your videos twice. Looks like this was near a year ago. How’s the track holding up? Seems like larger mill tracks use a square or rectangle tube to support the logs. Any wear or abuse to this vertical flat stock track supports?
The track is fine, no issues at all. Overall, I'd classify this sawmill as light duty and it does shake a little bit. If you've got the cash I'd probably move up to a slightly larger machine, although I don't know how much better they are. No experience there.
I live in the interior of alaska and have a lot of trees just not a lot of big trees do you think this wood😂 make a good saw for mostly white spruce in the 12 to 18 in range with the occasional cutting a larger log down to fit with chainsaw mill?
Yes, I think it would be perfect for that. The engine seems to be more than enough for the hardwood that I cut, so it should breeze right through the spruce.
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Beautiful piece of timber. It'll look great. I appreciate you cutting it for me, can't wait to come by and get it home!
I think it looks amazing. Love to see the final finished piece.
Gonna look nice!
Jason, another good video, I’ve watched most of your videos twice. Looks like this was near a year ago. How’s the track holding up? Seems like larger mill tracks use a square or rectangle tube to support the logs. Any wear or abuse to this vertical flat stock track supports?
The track is fine, no issues at all. Overall, I'd classify this sawmill as light duty and it does shake a little bit. If you've got the cash I'd probably move up to a slightly larger machine, although I don't know how much better they are. No experience there.
Very cool!
I live in the interior of alaska and have a lot of trees just not a lot of big trees do you think this wood😂 make a good saw for mostly white spruce in the 12 to 18 in range with the occasional cutting a larger log down to fit with chainsaw mill?
Yes, I think it would be perfect for that. The engine seems to be more than enough for the hardwood that I cut, so it should breeze right through the spruce.