Woodmizer sawmill

[SamsFarm]

My guess is that in a year or two there will be a bunch of used mills on the market as people that have recently bought them realize how much work sawmilling is

I welcome that!

Alaskan sawmills certainly have their place. I’d hate to have to cut enough lumber with one to build any project that took over just a few boards.

It is not that bad!

I have not had the chance to try my dual port muffler out on my ms461 with the mill yet, the neighbors will love that!

The last wood I cut (ash)I left a bit heavy for shrinkage..... Trouble is they barely shrunk if any at all.

I figure there is enough extra on each board to make 2 more planks 1.5 to 1.625 thick!

[outdoors4evr]

I'm sure this wood mizer is tired but for the price, it is probably worth the drive.
https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/it ... 918491992/

[Don McCombs]

At that price, there must be something seriously wrong with it. That’s probably less than scrap value.

[Jim Reid]

I don't think it's for sale that's probably what they charge per hour to saw your logs.

[Jim Becker]

I don't think it's for sale that's probably what they charge per hour to saw your logs.

Agree. The ad reads like they are looking for business using it.

[Don McCombs]

I guess I need to read more next time.

[BigBill]

I’m interested in a Alaskan saw mill. I just purchased the 36” bar with a full skip tooth milling chain. The Chinese hutzl offers them.

[SamsFarm]

Shop around! Finding a used alaskan mill is rare!

https://www.cutterschoice.com/en/47204-alaskan-mill-24

A 36" bar might be a bit to big for a 24" alaskan.

A 36" alaskan mill set-up takes a 42 to 46" (depending on brand) bar to mill about 34" wide!

A 36" bar will work with the 36" alaskan just fine, its just you will not max out the mill.

I use a 28" stihl bar mostly!

I have a 36" stihl bar but have not used it for milling yet!

I been looking at getting a 42" Cannon bar next!