!±8± Granberg MK-III Alaskan Chainsaw Mill with 24" Rails

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Granberg MK-III Alaskan Chainsaw Mill with 24" Rails

Mill lumber with your chainsaw! Granberg Alaskan Sawmills have been making lumber for over 50 years, and their proven design has been used in nearly every country around the world. This highly portable milling system is designed to go anywhere you can get a chainsaw, whether it be your back yard, or the back forty. This unit easily clamps onto your chainsaw with a bar wrench (included), so you can go from standard cutting to milling in minutes. This mill makes slabs up to 12" thick and up to 20" wide. As with all of our chainsaw mills, you can cut any length log or cant. Instructions included. We recommend a set of slabbing brackets to aid in making the first cut on a log. Match the mill to the biggest log you'll be cutting. Small logs are more difficult to mill with the larger mills. Mill is adjustable to narrower cuts. MK-III Mill with 24" rails gives a maximum cut of 20"Minimum bar requirement to achieve maximum cut: 26"NOTE: Shown with chainsaw and helmet, not included.View the parts list and assembly instructions (3.5Mb pdf file)Basic milling instructions (3.19Mb pdf file)Milling Tips(986k pdf file)To learn more about Alaskan Chainsaw Mills, please press the "Play" button in the window below.NOTE: This video demonstrates the Standard Alaskan Chainsaw Mill and additional accessories which are not included with the Standard Mill Packages. Additionally, the Complete Alaskan Mill Packages include items that are not shown in the video below. Please carefully read the text descriptions, above and below, to find out everything that is included in the particular package you are considering for purchase. Video is just over 4 minutes long.El video en español.A Few Words About Chainsaw Milling...Making lumber with a chainsaw can be a very inexpensive and rewarding way to mill boards from logs. However, there are a few things you should know before diving into chainsaw milling. Milling lumber requires a large horsepower chainsaw. We recommend chainsaws with at least 3.8