I bought the mill for around 2400.00 and yes it worth it. I have done a lot of projects with the lumber from it and getting ready to cut all the board and batten for my cabin build I have going on.
🪚 Good Work, The boards looked great. last cut time saver, push the saw head back to the start point, then re stack the last two slabs, then the the blade will already be at your needed depth without resetting. 🪚
Thx for sharing
Your welcome
Seems to cut with a lot more ease than many others on here.
For a in expensive Mill it does cut nice until the blade dulls
Good job you do a real good job
Thank you
muy bueno la maquinita mi pregunta cuanto es el rendimiento en 8 hora de trabajo
A friend and I did 800 board feet in 7 hours
Don't you stand the boards needed sided on either side back on the mill?
@Morgan Adair , after I get a few saved up I do a bunch at a time. Watch the link.
ruclips.net/video/8yLRMiK4krw/видео.html
How much did u spend on the mill and is it worth it
I bought the mill for around 2400.00 and yes it worth it. I have done a lot of projects with the lumber from it and getting ready to cut all the board and batten for my cabin build I have going on.
@@BarterFarms Please provide a link for the rail extensions. Thanks,
Holy smokes, cut your throttle back to idle when turning log, measuring, etc. Your saw band will last twice as long.
Sometimes I do if I remember. But if my motor shuts off from idling it down, then it won’t start for hours.
@@BarterFarmsyep i feel you there, running the same saw mill since 2019.
🪚 Good Work, The boards looked great. last cut time saver, push the saw head back to the start point, then re stack the last two slabs, then the the blade will already be at your needed depth without resetting. 🪚
Yeah your right was a little rusty.
@@BarterFarms nothing wrong being rusty, It is not like You do this everyday,
This got old real fast
Charlie, at the time I did the video I didn’t know how to edit. Since then I have.