I really like my log mill, I even used it last night, but I really wish there was some kind of quick release adjustment for the stop block. Maybe even something like a quick clamp. The four Allen screws are so tedious to change.
Thank you for the suggestion on the AccuRight™ Log Mill. We agree this would be a great update; however, we have not found a solution that is cost-effective and has the hold capacity of the screws. Feel free to contact our engineer, Kris, if you ever have any issues. We appreciate all customer feedback, so again, thank you.
Would this work with logs that are different dimensions on either end? If not do you have recommendations on how to cut smaller logs that are different thicknesses each end but small enough where an average size bandsaw would cut it? Or any tips on cutting in on a table saw(don’t have a bandsaw) but would love to buy one. I have several smaller cedar logs I want to build something with. 2 things I need to know first though: how to cut them fairly safely and gotta figure out what I want to build with them before cutting them down.
Probably cost prohibitive to make a “set works “ adjustment to move the log without readjusting everything. Nice little jig, not enough features in my book.
it was awesome having the class with you and seeing the Log Mill in person. Another great product!
Thanks for the demo Alex !!
Is there one that's available for 24 to 30 inches long logs
23” is the longest
I really like my log mill, I even used it last night, but I really wish there was some kind of quick release adjustment for the stop block. Maybe even something like a quick clamp. The four Allen screws are so tedious to change.
Thank you for the suggestion on the AccuRight™ Log Mill. We agree this would be a great update; however, we have not found a solution that is cost-effective and has the hold capacity of the screws. Feel free to contact our engineer, Kris, if you ever have any issues. We appreciate all customer feedback, so again, thank you.
@@CarterProducts Fair enough, but if you ever come out with a more expensive model, I would likely buy it.
Would this work with logs that are different dimensions on either end? If not do you have recommendations on how to cut smaller logs that are different thicknesses each end but small enough where an average size bandsaw would cut it? Or any tips on cutting in on a table saw(don’t have a bandsaw) but would love to buy one. I have several smaller cedar logs I want to build something with. 2 things I need to know first though: how to cut them fairly safely and gotta figure out what I want to build with them before cutting them down.
That is flipping awesome,,,,, very nice,,,,, what blade would you recommend for cutting logs like this????
5/8” Greenwood blade by Carter Products
Plate and a step by step for this? Seen it done by Alex but can’t see what
Have had mine for well over a year - the tool is simple, safe, and effective. In plain speak - It does the job. Thanks Alex
Awesome jig
Probably cost prohibitive to make a “set works “ adjustment to move the log without readjusting everything. Nice little jig, not enough features in my book.
Alex do you have enough bad sauce in your shop
Not sure what you mean
@@bandsawlife2660 poor translation I said do you have enough bandsaws in your shop
No lol