Typically, the cutting depth of a chainsaw mill is adjustable, but that range varies from brand to brand. The majority of chainsaw mills have bar lengths between 14 inches and 36 inches, but there are heavy-duty mills that extend much further in length. Also remember that the chainsaw mill’s guide rails take up some of the width-anywhere from 2 to 8 inches depending on the mill-so you’ll actually be limited to smaller logs than the stated cutting capacity. However, keep in mind that you can’t expand the chainsaw mill further than the size of your chainsaw’s bar. Most chainsaw mills are adjustable in width. Most chainsaw mills are universal, but there are exceptions some brands of chainsaw mill are only compatible with specific brands of chainsaws, so before buying, make certain that the mill you are considering works with the chainsaw you intend to use with it. What to Look for in a Chainsaw Mill Chainsaw Compatibility If you’re a beginner with a chainsaw mill, however, you might be happier with the easy-to-use Granberg Alaskan Chainsaw Mill ( view at Amazon), which makes quick work of lumber between ½ inch and 13 inches thick.
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Our top chainsaw mill, the Timber Tuff 24-Inch Portable Saw Mill ( view at Zoro), wins top marks thanks to its lightweight, portable design combined with versatility in cutting down lumber into useful planks from 0.2 inches to 11.8 inches thick. The Spruce Home Improvement Review Board.
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