Granberg vs Timber Tuff - Small portable compact economical chainsaw log mills - unboxing & assembly

Can the average homeowner mill their own lumber? After collecting some logs from our property that would potentially make good slabs of lumber, we purchase a couple portable chainsaw mills to unbox and assemble.

If you are thinking about turning some of the wood in your yard into usable lumber, but don’t want to spend a fortune dragging it to a large-scale sawmill, a chainsaw mill is a perfect tool for you. These portable chainsaw structures are designed to saw through large pieces of wood to leave you with usable cuts of lumber. While the work may be back-breaking with a chainsaw mill, the lumber that these saws produce is of excellent quality and the tool itself costs a fraction of what a heavy-duty bandsaw mill can cost.

[hectorangel]

Thank you! Explained for beginners like me. Loved it!,

[justinbraathen]

Interesting video, I never knew chainsaw Mills existed.

[MrThenry]

It's a lot of work. I'm building a log cabin. Board making is the hard part.

[Formulabruce]

This is way cool ! Thanks for the video!

[oldoldpilgrim]

The video's title made me think I would see the Timber Tough mill sawing boards. If you've made one, please direct me to it.