Channel: The Homestead Craftsman

Category: Howto & Style

Tags: panther millhow toquarter sawnalaskan milllumberwoodmizermaking lumberstihlhusqvarnatoolswalnuthot sawwoodworkingdiyfurnitureselfwoodwranglerstarmanms880

Description: Make money my way, my book- amzn.to/2xjuJCi Buy Cheap Houses and spend time doing what you want- thehomesteadcraftsman.com/p/cheap-houses.html This is a big one fellas! 45 feet of millable white oak. Using my monster 137cc Stihl 090 nestled into a Granberg Alaskan mill, I slab and slab and slab till I can slab no more. I milled a total of 5 logs at 100 inches and one at 4 feet all between 30-50 inches plus in diameter. If you have not seen this style mill, you are in for a treat, it allows a man to mill even the biggest of logs with minimal equipment. A chainsaw is mounted into the alaskan mill and used to slice one slab at a time with widths up (but not limited to!) 8 feet. My mill will cut a max of 56 inches, more than wide enough to end up with slabs large enough to make a table top out of a single board. Want the stuff you see me using, buy from these links and help me at the same time! Granberg Mill- amzn.to/2LwLSv1 Felling Wedges- amzn.to/2IRpFGc Camp Ax- amzn.to/2sbU6jq Ez Rails- amzn.to/2KTXgQt (longer available) Come Along- amzn.to/2sehg8P Red Suspenders- amzn.to/2KQr6Wf For more information on my mill, here's the exact package I got, more sizes are available. Looking at their website is the best way to get the info. granberg.com/alaskan-mkiv-c2-series-30-84-2 If you are wanting a great saw for milling, I'm a Stihl Man...but like all saws! I'm using a Stihl 090, the biggest saw Stihl ever made. It's an old model, but great for milling. Google for more info.