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How much time does it take to cut logs?

greetings from Poland :)

How do I set the granberg Alaskan chainsaw mill to cut different thicknesses?

Should do a video of the grandberg oiler😊😊😊😊😊

What size chain for a 30 inch bar ? Thanks

Got a rail system from you, it's awesome, you can also have left your Mill on and made a leveler cut😊😊😊😊

I just got mine the other day and I can’t watch this enough at the moment, thanks, I got the 24 inch mill package.

You should wear gloves. Your skin absorbs contaminants. If you wouldn’t put it in your mouth don’t get it on your hands

Compressed air can damage the air filter

Haven't used mine yet, but this video explained everything in great detail. Many tips that I am glad I saw. Thank you.

Nice 👍🏽 can’t wait to use mine!

Do you file the scoring chain along with the normal teeth?

Play the video at 1.5 speed, he gets to the point a bit quicker.

I suggest you reshoot this

Wish you would show how to set the hithe

Tip from Oamaru Sth island New Zealand. Use a conventional file to file one tooth then set grinder to that ideal finish.

Too bad you didn't show how to make the first cut. Newbies don't start with a log half cut.

Just bought a Stihl 661 and coupled that with a granberg Alaskan mill with your 36” bar and 114 link chain. Pretty pumped!

Eric, I had no idea this is what you did for work back in the PVHS soccer days. This looks like a fun process, I always like getting the chainsaw out. Chuck T. Great video explaining the mill.

Didn’t mention how to adjust depth on Mill to size slab?

I just ordered one, a 16" version. Yes they do sell them in The UK but I had to do a bit of searching!

Are these available in The UK please? Edit Yes they are, I have just ordered a 16" version. (Good old Google)

Theyre good high quality kits,unlike the chinese knockoffs. Ive had my small log mill and edging mill for years without any failures or complaints

Handier than a pocket on a shirt

I've had my small log mill,edging mill,and slabbing brackets for years and have milled alot of wood with zero failures

its good but takes a long-time to sharpen. when are you going to produce a hyper skip version?

I run 404 you don't sell 404?

*Promosm*

Very informative video. Layman's terms this jackpine savage could understand. The addition of crayons would have been a nice but I figured it out. 🙂 Thank you !

How many cc needed for a mil like this ?

Why are Granberg mills 3 times the cost to buy?Knock offs are basically the same same mill and build materials.

You gained a lot of respect from me mentioning things other than the ez rail. I have an ezrail and I like it if I need to backpack to the tree. But I could see a 2x8 making fast work of a first cut.

Very very economical

This is awesome, where can i get it?

You can think your friends at Google. Instagram and Facebook for totally f****** blowing it.

Good job

There is no structure to effectively engage "at parallel" to the top of the previously cut surface. What happens when you introduce/bury the chain at the wrong angle? Would it be a challenge to add rollers to this structure? I can only imagine the "DO NOT" section of the user manual. Otherwise, anyone can rig this up pretty easily sans your product and marketing.

Perfect fit for my Echo CS-370, and the chain cuts very well czcams.com/users/postUgkxBd8qUztQUCL8Rm1-aIig5ViBT2E_kO_6 . I had been using a Stihl chain that I had sharpened several times (sometimes at a shop, sometimes with my own electric chain sharpener), and there's no comparison -- the new chain cuts much better and holds its edge longer. We'll see how the new chain holds up when it needs sharpening, but for now I'm happy.

Can it be bought in Ireland?

did that come straight from CA?

Awesome story brother. Good luck with your business.

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Why would you NOT show the first cut? It's by far the most important cut and requires the most attention and instruction

It would have been useful if the video had included setting up and making that first leveling cut

Trustin timbers is that you my friend??

Thanks for sharing this for people,

Excellent, have some mahogony and Old man pine and Totara I want to get into this week. All green so that's me thanks.

Looks like a very slow process.

Awesome video!!!

Sorry I missed this. I’ll be on the look out for the next one. Lots of good info!