like the smaller jug . .set up... I will make one... I just purchased a portable saw mill . . I run my new Husqvarna 572 XL (G) with heated handle grip with a recommended 36" bar and a 3/8" x .050 - 93 DL link ripping chain . . what inspired me was . . I most recently purchased a 2x4x8 construction grade stud for $6.50 US from a massachusetts lumber yard. . . never again will i ever but lumber from a lunber yard again . . .

Привет. Ты молодец! Отличная работа!👍

Thank you for the fantastic video. Might be in the market for something like this soon

Love it Sean great to see you doing well fella and good luck with Uni. 👍🏻

@SeanEvelegh

5 жыл бұрын

HI dave, I was looking through the comments. And Noticed I hadn't replied to you! Sorry man. I didn't see your comment. thank you for your uni works! Uni is going great and I have a great table series coming soon! it will be a few parter ahah

I like the set up you have there!

@SeanEvelegh

5 жыл бұрын

Thank you very much! glad you liked it

Love that sawmill, nicest setup I've seen for a chainsaw mill. Happy for you that you were able to get it. Looking forward to all the great projects you can do with it...along with all your other projects.

@SeanEvelegh

5 жыл бұрын

HI Gregory, thanks for watching! Yes I'm very lucky and grateful to Logosol! I'm looking forward to showing you what i make from it! Sadly that will be when the wood is dry (so in a couple of years ahah) see you in the next video

@TheGbow0704

5 жыл бұрын

I'll be patiently waiting for that wood to dry, lol, in the meantime I'll be watching your great vids and hopefully more on you using the sawmill when you get a break from your studies

What a great piece of kit that is I've never seen one of these in the UK before. Brilliant for live edge work. Very impressive, great demonstration really enjoyed. I had a lot of fun watching you operate it. Tony

@SeanEvelegh

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks Tony! It's a very usefully tool, I'm very lucky to have it. And it great for custom work, if you mill up your own wood!

Sean, that looks like a great tool, and portable too...and made in the UK...don’t get better than that...looking forward to seeing some of your work from the cut timber in the future...👍🏻

@SeanEvelegh

5 жыл бұрын

HI Stuart! thanks for watching! Yeah it is portable and collapses down very well. I'm not actually sure if it is made in the UK or not though? yeah I can't wait until the wood actually dries ahah

@stun9771

5 жыл бұрын

Sean Evelegh...just checked where it’s actually made...as opposed to distributed from in the UK...it’s manufactured in Sweden, oh well...better than China eh...company formed in 1989...

Я просто в восторге от работ этого молодого красивого парня . Умница, это настоящая работа, а не бесполезно выставленные в истаграмм фотки бездарных девиц и придурковатых юнцов.

Hello Sean mate. I've got a couple tips for you should you be interested. 1. Get out the grinder an cut off every other set of teeth from your chain, this doubles the hp per tooth in the cut and makes cutting go along much quicker. It also half's the amount of time you spend sharpening. 2. I found it handy to make an L shaped jig one end goes over the guide rail and is matched to the depth of the cut from the surface of the guide rail. The other end is graduated down from the height of cut in inches/mm. I found 10" more than plenty, this lets you line up your pith parallel for your first two cuts ( if you are making square edged timbers) 3. A really easy one and the most useful. I whittled a couple of pegs that fit tightly in the round holes in the measuring scale extrusion . Then cut the off with the saw in the carriage. This gives you an exact zero. 4. I fixed some bits of wood to the ends of the guide rail to space out to the depth of the measure scale. This stops the bounce when getting started in the cut. Makes it more accurate and more enjoyable, Happy cutting bud!

@kamara4700

4 жыл бұрын

Just buy a skip tooth chain for milling

I have an M8 and it looks as if there are some good upgrades to this model. I would say make yourself some wedges to put into the cut gap, it will help stop the planks flying off when you finish cutting. It will also stop a large log dropping onto the chainsaw blade and scaring the s*** out of you when it takes the chain off the bar

@SeanEvelegh

5 жыл бұрын

Hi David, thanks for watching and the tips. I will definitely make some wedges... so thank you for that! Yes the M8 is a great chainsaw and I'm sure you can use it with this sawmill!

My logosol M8 sawmill can be set to do either 1/4 inch clicks or 1/8 inch clicks. Can the F2 sawmill do that?

Do you have a video on how you made the jig for cutting cookies on your logosol

Thanks Sean great video! I would definitely love to try this mill out. Can't wait what will you turn this nice ash slabs into. Keep it up brother!

@SeanEvelegh

5 жыл бұрын

Hey Mark, thanks for watching man, yeah I don't want to wait until the wood is dry... I want to get making with it now! ahah. see you in the next video

@MarkKMake

5 жыл бұрын

@@SeanEvelegh Make a kiln like Szilard Pinter did, just scale it down a little bit ;)

Hi Sean, Currently looking at buying the Logosol F2 and wondering which of the Stihl saws you are using in this video please. Great video and really great idea with the jig! Thanks for sharing this 👍🏼👌🏼🪵

Hi Sean, I have a woodland plot and I have plans to mill up loads of Corsican pine as I'm thinning out the crop to allow native species to comeback. I've just bought F2 sawmill. A mate and I have set up the mill. How important is leve;lling the ground beforehand? Thanks for the tip on 2 by 4 to attach to legs to create a base. Regards Paul

@SeanEvelegh

4 жыл бұрын

Hi Paul, That's great! I hope you enjoy using the sawmill. You want to sawmill to be and rigid as possible. That doesn't mean it has to be like a rock. Some times mine wobbles and it's not the end of the world, the sawmill will still work fine. I either keep lifting the sawmill up and re-positioning it until the seems flat on the ground, if that's not working, then i would just shim some pieces of wood in the low areas under the 2 by 4 so the sawmill doesn't rock around. I hope that helps.

Nice video, I've been uming and ahhing about one of these for a while. I had been learning timber milling with a bandsaw and planer, but it takes quite a lot of time and the amount of wasted timber is immense. What is the wood surface like after been cut with a ripping chain, would it need planing or just sanding to get a smooth surface?

@SeanEvelegh

5 жыл бұрын

Hi Robert, sorry for the late reply! From a sharp ripping chain, the surface is great and reading for sealing. what ever mill you use (where and bandsaw or chainsaw) you will still need to plan it down when working with it. I would say the ripping chain doesn't give you more work to clean up.

Well that looks like fun but how are you getting big logs up so high? Arent they super heavy

@SeanEvelegh

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching man, you can make a ramp or steps going up the sawmill, and you can use a log turner.

Thats looks like fun! Do you know what causes the dark edges on the milled slabs? Anyway, very nice video. Have fun at uni ;-)

@SeanEvelegh

5 жыл бұрын

HI Paul, yes it is! I think it was moisture staining, and it will probably go away when drying. the logs had been sitting around for a bit.... ideally you should milling the logs up as soon as possible after you cut the tree down. glad you liked the video!

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Awesome video man and an amazing sawmill. Got a Logosol chainsaw mill myself but it's electric. If you want to take a look at it I got a few vids on my channel. Have an amazing weekend man, Andreas 🇸🇪

@SeanEvelegh

4 жыл бұрын

HI Mate, thanks for watching. yeah the sawmill is great! I'll check out your channel!