Chainsaw beam guide from wood (DIY mini mill)

Very good! Congratulations.

Doesn't matter what others think, it's your design If works for your needs. Sometimes simple is best. Would it help to wax the 2X4, for a better glide.

Would there possibly be plans or measurements to make this jig? Where would I find them I I don't?

Love the open invitation to give you advise! Im going to use that line now. Great idea for a quick mill

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Great video, building the jig this next week, many thanks.

HSS = HIGH SPEED STEEL BIT
for drilling through metal. FYI. Thanks for the video, good stuff. 👍

you should cut a slot along the edge of the 2x4 and screw another piece of plywood so it holds the jig from dropping from gravity

This is genius!! thank you!!!

No need for the self deprecation. Latex paint on the board ends.

So around the 8-9min mark after sanding couldn't you add the graphite and rub it in to help it slide?

Nice

Bandsaws work well but the blade should be RIP and no more than 5 TPI. Then, you're off to the races.

Which type of chain will give a clean cut?

Hello from France thanks for the tutorial 😁🙏🏼

Simple Affordable and Worked Thanks!!!

Nice one sir

Hey I just made one of these and cut up about $500.00 worth of lumber from a couple of fallen trees in my back yard and it worked AMAZING for what it is. I did find that Butcher/Bowling Alley wax on top of the runner makes sliding easier and smoother. Thank you

You can make boards without a guide you just need a wide bar and a chain sharpened at a shallower angle.

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D.I.y timber tough jig out of wood , you sir are a badass

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Loved it... very smart

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Only idea is for the person to STAND on the opposite side of the piece being cut. In case it drops ur legs n u r safe.

Very good idea from india

Awesome.simple and effective

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Awesome video Great work !

Rub some wax on it so it slides easier

Nice idea for beginners, I wonder how those people freehand the huge logs with huge chainsaws so nicely!

Love this.. thanks for sharing your experience.. I am gonna build one of my own

If you dont want to make your own guide, you can buy one for pretty cheap, $30-$80 depending on quality. I got some American made brand, lumber jack portable chainsaw mill, something like that. Works good.

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Very work!

Bang the bark of the entire log with a sledgehammer. Cut into its depth and you should be able to peal it off in somewhat large complete pieces.

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You need to give yourself some more credit😄.

Nice job! Cool video!

Yres pratique !mrrci!!!!!!

Oh Man! This tutorial video is so helpful! Well done! I have a question for all of you guys here, I got stihl ms241t what is maximum bar I can upgrade to?

Honest Question: Why do you want to preserve the moisture in the logs? I'm forever waiting on them to dry.

take my advice, don't take advice from people on the internet

Solution for the clamp issue: build a removable, wider base for your rail using 1/2" plywood. Clamp that, not the rail. Lose a little depth, but that' okay.