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Everyone who has ordered from us has gotten thier mill, some have waited a long time but they have gotten what they ordered, we are busier than we have ever been and I communicated this to you, you ordered a large custom carriage which is finally being put together, some of this is my fault as...

To big oak, honestly I had never heard of this issue before and I hear from a lot of customer's through e-mails and phone calls about how well our mills do work, I really have not had any negative issues communicated to me directly, and we've built and sent out thousands of these mills. From...

I personally have never had the sliding problem and I run 3 of my own mills, but I also don't run the bigger stihl saws, I've built thousands of these mills with a very healthy positive feedback directly from my customer's, I would say the sliding problem has to do with either not tightening the...

hey guys got some time to look at this the short side should be out, if there's not enough thread, tighten the clamps down a little to flatten them slightly, you shouldn't need to go buy new bolts, the ones supplied works and I think in the instructions unless I'm mistaken it does address that...

I am surprised by some of the comments, but I do stand behind the design of our mills, we will never please everyone, but we do please way more than not, and for our price point I think we put out a great mill, not the prettiest, but definitely functional, and that's what a mill should be, I...

Also if the logs have been down for awhile are you cutting 6-8" off each end this will dull your chain a lot, you should be getting nice course sawdust the whole way through, just sounds like your both working very hard to get through the log, which you shouldn't have to do. Is it a fairly...

While using a smaller saw to get you going and see if you like milling is acceptable. I agree with 80cc being a good milling saw, even though I have used my 440(about 65cc) for smaller logs with the 25" bar I still run an auxiliary oiler, as it does seem to make a difference it definitely helps...

Notomo thank you for the kind words and welcome as well, I've been a little busy as of late so sometimes I do fall behind in keeping up on these threads, but I do appreciate the kind words, yes he does a great video but rarefish is right get off the ground, you will wreck your back really...

If you haven't heard from them I would probably just give them a follow up call or e-mail and see where they're at with your order.

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Bob great input thank you, and Dave it really appreciate the kind words, thank you so much for that. But I did get to thinking about your trapezoidal problem, after all it is the first I've heard about it and I use a 3120 and have never seen that problem, so I started thinking what would cause...

Hi I wanted to respond to a couple of things, what might have been causing the weird cuts is you have the skid rail or H-shaped rail upside down, did you weld the new cross piece on the same time you made the other modification? This will start the bar cutting at an angle to the log, I have...

hi I am very sorry about the finish, unfortunately at the time we were forced into using a water based finish, until we got things straightened out, add to the mix we we're extremely busy and shorthanded, not a good mix, however those issues have been resolved including lead times of less than a...

it works for me for csm especailly on pitchy/ sappy woods with no staining, seems to keep everything alot cooler as well, just my experience

I was told about using pine sol and water in the auxiliary oiler from an old time miller, has to be real pine-sol not the generic stuff, it works really well and is alot cheaper than some of the other alternatives

hey guys interesting discussion on some fixes for the mills, you can also try a small bearing at the bar clamp mounted between the bar clamp on the bolt you tighten to keep the bar in place, if your having problems with the clamp catching on your logs, the only trouble I've had with that has...

hey thanks for the mention on my mill, but it sounds to me like you did alot more right then wrong, and you seemed considerate and respectful of your tools, I've had a chain break also, stopped dead in the cut, the unfortunate accident with the guy hit in the face probably was a result of...

hey I am very sorry to hear that, but you should of called me, and I would of made things right, my mills have come a long way and the quality has improved quite a bit, that was probably the old design you have, the new ones are rock solid and work as they should, but even the old ones worked...

oooh cherry, and it deosn't get much bettter than that milling by the water. very cool

hey thanks its always good to hear good feedback, but I have to agree with the 50cc, use it to see how you like milling but try and find yourself a bigger saw, deals can be had all over, I bought a used husky 3120 a few months back for about $300 and it runs awesome most of the saws I have...