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I'm Jeremy Novak, I've been a longtime lurker and have learned a ton of information off this site. I'm in a engineering class at my high school and we need to design a product, make it, and test it. I will be making a chainsaw mill similar to the Granberg mill I run right now. I think I'll be...

Hi folks, I'm fairly new to csm. Went after this 15" hickory today: My first cut was not completely level, so I put the rails back on to get it the rest of the way level. It's my first time using the EZ rails. Half way through my cut, I looked at the EZ rail and noticed that one of...

Hello all. Been awhile since I posted. I am looking for some advice. I have an old jonsereds 90 that I was thinking of using in a G777 Small log chainsaw mill. The saw is in great shape and runs fantastic. I just worry that it might put to much of a strain on it and shorten its life. I have a...

Any experiences with GB or Carlton round files? I don't see much talk about them on the forums. I see that GB are made by the Swiss but that's all I know about either brand. Thanks in advance.

I got this a few days ago and today did an unboxing video, what's in the box. The camera will give you a really good look at each part. Right now you can save a bunch of money on shipping as it is included. I have a MS660 that I built from a Huztl kit but I want a 070 to be it's permanent...

I've been using my Alaskan Mk3 mill since the early 80s. For the primary cut(s) I have used homemade rails from plywood or 2X12s with stiffeners or aluminum ladders. These have been Okay, despite their limitations. Recently I decided to splurge for the Granberg EZ Rail. I assembled it and hit a...

can any one tell me the u-bolt size on the Granberg MKlll mini mill, i know its a 5/16. what about length and such. i snapped mine :( thanks

Hey all! So I'm looking to do a little project with my Granberg Mini Mill making some cutting boards for family and friends. I know there isn't a lot of hardwood in Montana, but is there any that would be suitable for a cutting board? Going to leave the cutting boards with roughy ( natural )...

I'm ready to buy a 72" double ended bar for milling. I was surprised to learn that Granberg is asking quite a bit more money for their 72" bar than Baileys is asking for a Cannon bar of the same size. Is the Granberg bar really better (for the money) than a Cannon bar?

So I wanted to get a woodmizer but fear I'll be over extending myself so have been looking to make boards for my own uses rather than high production Why would I pay for a logosol vs the cheaper granburg. Am I missing something? Never looked at mills like this too much but wondering why...

Just what the title says ... I'm looking at a chain sharpener that is not a bench grinder style and I have seen a lot about these two brands. Specifically I'm looking at the Timberline vs. Granberg Precision Grinder (G1012XT). I'm just looking for feedback as I am only used to the bench grinder...