Thanks a million , your saw plan gives hope that people can build a sawmill of really small engine , and scrap materials ,this is a big challenge , many people wish to have this plan , thank you for sharing.
One of the BEST videos on a homemade sawmill. Very simple and well explained. I am in the process of building mine and it will look a lot like yours. My biggest challenge is the blade tracking. Still trying to get the best design that is not too complex and easy to adjust. Congratulations on your Mill and thanks for sharing.
poochie49. Blade tracking is not that complex. Only one wheel is adjusted (one direction only is needed normally left right swing as you look at it from the front) then they both together need to be moved on the vertical axis to make sure the blade is level with the bed rails.
Love it man. Excellent design. Very simple and very effective. Thanks for sharing. I think I have some old golf cart frames I may be able to scrap the hub from. Love that adjustment technique.
Most impressive what you've done ! - so glad I found your vids- Hope you're able to build more with the Flaming Box Elder and the Red Cedar - Thanks much for sharing...
very impressive.. am looking to make one but just wasnt sure which example to follow. yours have convince me. its very simple and looks effecient. just one question. Did you had to make adjustments to your blade guide for staight cuts? i
Looks like we think very much alike amigo. Had a pile of parts waiting on health to let me build my mill and they look just like the parts you used. I do have parts for a bigger mill I want to build at some point but figured it better to go small on my first mill. Anyway, thanks for inspiration to get mine built. Been looking at the parts for years. :)
Thanks Mark. I’m wanting to build one of these. I’m searching for anything I have at the moment for the build. I think I have the tires and wheels off a trailer my dad gave me before he died. I’ve got some stuff that I hope I can use. I hope to do a couple videos of my progress. Thanks for sharing and God bless you.
Nice build! Maybe you should consider making a guard cage for the blade and wheels for safety. It seems to work great! Might need an oiler for the blade too.
Good job Mark! I built my own too one question every blade has set in it the teeth that are down on the tire do you find that it takes the set out of it? or did you grind a little groove so as the tire will not interfere with the inner blade set? You could take a white marker and trace where the blade runs and take a grinder and make a 1/8 groove this will eliminate this problem. On my little mill I used scooter tires which have a natural curve to them and the blade doesn't touch the inner set on my blades. I am still tuning it in. I built mine as well with all recycled material. I have a hundred dollars in it I bought new tires as the old tires were forty years old.
Hey really looks great and easy to make ,I wonder if I could get some basic measurements off you to save some time I have most of this stuff laying around I sure would appreciate it ,anything would help thanks
Thanks a million , your saw plan gives hope that people can build a sawmill of really small engine , and scrap materials ,this is a big challenge , many people wish to have this plan , thank you for sharing.
One of the BEST videos on a homemade sawmill. Very simple and well explained. I am in the process of building mine and it will look a lot like yours. My biggest challenge is the blade tracking. Still trying to get the best design that is not too complex and easy to adjust. Congratulations on your Mill and thanks for sharing.
poochie49. Blade tracking is not that complex. Only one wheel is adjusted (one direction only is needed normally left right swing as you look at it from the front) then they both together need to be moved on the vertical axis to make sure the blade is level with the bed rails.
I'm inspired more with this saw than any of three others. Got to get started and Bill mine. Thanks my friend
love how simple your mill is. I suspect it's a reliable little outfit.
Thank you , Mark. A great video. Just stating to build my mill and you have given me very good ideas.
Love it man. Excellent design. Very simple and very effective. Thanks for sharing. I think I have some old golf cart frames I may be able to scrap the hub from. Love that adjustment technique.
Most impressive what you've done ! - so glad I found your vids- Hope you're able to build more with the Flaming Box Elder and the Red Cedar - Thanks much for sharing...
Awesome build. Thanks for the inspiration.
Nice sawmill well worth the effort building one .I built one my self 3 years ago from scrap material have vidoes up using it. Lee
very impressive.. am looking to make one but just wasnt sure which example to follow. yours have convince me. its very simple and looks effecient. just one question. Did you had to make adjustments to your blade guide for staight cuts? i
That's a fine looking saw mill. I hope mine works that good when I get it finished.
Thanks for sharing your design. I pick up some good ideas.
Awsome,simple is often the best,no mucking around,all well laid out👌
Simple and too the point. Great job sir. Thanks
Great job. Thanks for putting the video up.
Good job! Thanks for the informative walkaround! They keep you busy thats for sure!
Looks like we think very much alike amigo. Had a pile of parts waiting on health to let me build my mill and they look just like the parts you used. I do have parts for a bigger mill I want to build at some point but figured it better to go small on my first mill. Anyway, thanks for inspiration to get mine built. Been looking at the parts for years. :)
Made it simple to build mine, perfect. Enjoyed
Thanks Mark. I’m wanting to build one of these. I’m searching for anything I have at the moment for the build. I think I have the tires and wheels off a trailer my dad gave me before he died. I’ve got some stuff that I hope I can use.
I hope to do a couple videos of my progress.
Thanks for sharing and God bless you.
How tall is the carriage? Building one and really like the simple idea. Thanks
Nice build! Maybe you should consider making a guard cage for the blade and wheels for safety. It seems to work great! Might need an oiler for the blade too.
Great video. Thank you for sharing your knowledge with all of us.
esta muy bueno me gustaria saber que rodado es y de cuanto la polea felicitaciones anda genial
hi there looks good john
Very nice .is it for sale ?
Nice looking sawmill. I'm building mine right now hope it wors
I like it!
I like that sawmill!
Thanks for the video
Good job Mark! I built my own too one question every blade has set in it the teeth that are down on the tire do you find that it takes the set out of it? or did you grind a little groove so as the tire will not interfere with the inner blade set? You could take a white marker and trace where the blade runs and take a grinder and make a 1/8 groove this will eliminate this problem. On my little mill I used scooter tires which have a natural curve to them and the blade doesn't touch the inner set on my blades. I am still tuning it in. I built mine as well with all recycled material. I have a hundred dollars in it I bought new tires as the old tires were forty years old.
Thanks brother good video
Thats awesome, it takes a lot of ouhrs to make and think out that machine...
Nice, thanks for sharing
Hey really looks great and easy to make ,I wonder if I could get some basic measurements off you to save some time I have most of this stuff laying around I sure would appreciate it ,anything would help thanks
Well done
works for me thank you
Awesome
Worth a like at least.
NICE JOB
Great job !
Wood you bild me one . Weth out the motor or the track .
Beautiful box elder wood
like your blade guides
This is awesome man thanks for sharing
👍👍👍👍
I'm convinced need one
nice. thanks.
what did you use for the tracks
I'm not sure what it is looks like a small I beam
Thank you
How wide of a board can you cut with your sawmill. TIA
It cuts about 20" wide
Thanks Mark, you put me in mine of a friend here in NC. Once again thanks for video. This looks way better than the Harbor Freight one they sell.