This HOMEMADE Chainsaw Sawmill is a GAME CHANGER.
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 25 พ.ค. 2021
- My DIY 100 dollars chainsaw sawmill just got some serious upgrades. Sawmills are great but loading and holding logs can be a real challenge.
in this video i show off some improvement and show you a how you can load large logs with one finger and how to secure the logs to the chainsaw sawmill with a super simple method.
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I know you’ve been back on your feet for a while now but it is great to see. And making some of your best work to date.
I appreciate that! A bunch!
With the cost of lumber now, you'll have to cut a heck of a lot of slabs to only be left with a small mortgage. Nice build, great improvements. Way to go Izzy!
It's nice to see you up on your feet, Izzy!
That is GREAT . Really enjoy your builds , thanks for sharing .
Izzy, get a rip chain for your saw, it will help.
Of all the youtubers, Izzy, you're one of the few that is a pure genius. Cheers :)
Your creative mind and bad back are making my life easier. Love what you do and hope you are feeling well. Thanks.
When I built from the plans I wondered why the tower was so beefy. Good thing is that's an easy upgrade to make. Will definitely appreciate the smaller footprint.
I love your builds , my friend. I've gotten tons of great ideas by watching them so thank you sir!!!
awesome
Excellent idea. Great project.
If anyone has ever used an Alaskan sawmill they will certainly appreciate the heck out of this build.
very very cool! loved the upgrades and overall the entire idea! smart/affordable and do-able! Thanks!!
You're amazing man. Pretty slick.
Great improvements!
I've seen people on other channels have mishaps with logs turning sideways while winching them onto the platform. That makes me want to see a dual winch, or a single winch that pulls two cables, so the log isn't being pulled from a single point and the balance isn't as critical.
yes balance is important
Great build! Love all your videos!
Thanks a bunch!
Awesome! The log is it's own Snatch Block!!
Dude i wish I had half the talent you do. You ate amazing
Thanks for the upgrade video! I plan on building this next week!
Sweet
Thank you. I can't wait to build this. I think I'm going to use your version one.
I like it ! simple ,clean & it gets the job done ! Well done . & yes even in my country lumber is way expensive now , than it was a few years ago. Well done Izzy .That's a thumbs up from me.
Opening the video with a Firefly quote by Jane made me smile. Thank you.
Can’t wait to try 👍🏽
Maggie does the safety squint, haha
This is for professionals !! 👍 👌
Greetings from Austria 🙋♂️ Leo
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awesome build
Nice build and video. Keep up the good work.
Thank you
Perfect, well done 👍
Amazing, i must do some copy-paste job now in my garage 😁
Well done Izzy
Thank you
You still planning on doing the video on the track saw? Thanks, love your videos!
Great innovation invention and motivation painted equipment looks long lasting surely slab yield will be great
Nice upgrade Izzy & Crew! Just do me a favor and watch your back trying to move those heavy logs around! 👍👍😉😉
Thank you, i am being careful as i can be. ;)
Another great video! Thanks!!!
Glad you enjoyed it!
You are the best, congratulaciones,from Puerto Rico
Izzy, bro what can I say but bravo, well done, ingenious like all your designs are, wish I had that kind of creative mind, keep up the great work and amazing job God bless you and your family and our entire TH-cam family 👪
Great job definitely wanna make one of these soon. Its awesome to see ya doing so well man. Keep up the great work
Thank you
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I was planning to say, "what not drill powered" then saw the drill immediately, haha. this is great.
Almost always a drill . lol
Than is so incredible. I will build one. Thanks you so much.
🎉🎉🎉 happy 2 yrs since this vid
Building today that's a $500 saw mill...May, 2021...
Just under 240 bucks all in.. um minus the saw of course and i didnt count the paint cause i had it already
For real... lumber is RIDICULOUS right now but I'm definitely going to build this
And now the prices dropped. I hope you can achieve your dreams.
@@katemoon7476 Still higher than they should be, and here comes round 2. My local big box stores have a few signs up "Get it while you can, suppliers are saying prices to go back up"...oh fun!
All ways thinking out side the box you come up with lot's of great ideals.
Glad you like them!
A $100 sawmill is just what I need.
Awesome.
Lovely invention - very practical for smaller logs......any ideas for the 30" diameter Sugar Pine trees that I just took down? Thinking about no less than 10' lengths for the slabs. Also, what are your recommendations about the sizes of chain and head required for larger cutting?
nice job
Nice Video. #STAYSAFE
nice.
adhesion.
very cool
Just to let you know, you actually can glue plastic laminate (countertop material) to your boards or plywood using regular white or yellow glue. If it’s going to be used outdoors though I would use an exterior yellow glue. The catch is you got to have some pressure on your laminate and wood while the glue dries. In room temps takes about an hour to set up but a full 24 hours to cure completely. Once the glue good and dry that laminate not coming off anytime soon whether it’s outside or not? Good ol Titebond exterior yellow glue works wonders keeping the laminate on whatever wood you glue it to? Contact cement for the average home owners can only get a water based contact cement and it’s not very good. You got to be a licensed contractor to get the good high quality contact cement thet’s actually pretty flammable too! Sure that’s why the average home owners can’t buy the good contact cement any longer?
Great ergonomic chainsaw mill! I’ll build one soon. I’m a longtime Alaska mill guy.. For your saw, consider a bark box or other more open exhaust. Saw will stay much cooler during those long cuts and remove some hesitation. I run a ms440 with west coast saws bark box and a high volume oil kit on a 32” bar running machine chain, single skip on a 15deg grind with every other pair of cutting plate /top plate ground off 85%. It’s chain drag you don’t need cutting with the grain and leaving the cleaning/sidewall leaves a cleaner cut than a double skip chain ground to 15 degrees.. if not too windy I prefer to rip with top of bar, dust chips clear at the bar tip and doesn’t load up the power head as much. A chainsaw was born to eat wood, if you find yourself having to push harder than keeping contact to cut then your chain or lube probably need attention. Too much pressure and extreme usage of ripping will wear modern bars quickly so keep your bar square and flip it often.
GREAT input Chris!
Izzy, did you change the way you are mounting the chainsaw to the tower? I didn't see holes and bolts through the bar in your latest two videos. Looked pretty clean. Can you give a little more detail on mounting the saw with the smaller tower? Thanks, Gregg
dust bag would help. great work
Make more vids on this!!
That’s cool
Wow. You are so amazing.
New word for today children LOL - "adhesiveness" let's go for "adhesion" instead - nice machine and really well thought out !
I know how to build stuff good. Talking?, not so much. lol
@@izzyswan I think good is a bit of an understatement lol
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Pretty nice work, Izzy! It really looks fantastic! 😃
I need to build something like that some day as well!!!
BTW, what a beautiful helper! 😮
Anyway, stay safe there with your family! 🖖😊
Thanks so much! 😊 She is a looker and a hard worker to boot.
@@izzyswan I bet she is!
Izzy do you have any pics of how you built the trigger attachment.
Only suggestion I have is to start on the other end and use the top of your bar instead. This would make most the dust spit out of the tip end.
Way cool
Have you tried cutting on the top of the bar in reverse? I think it would throw the sawdust out away from the operator and keep the track cleaner.
Bad ass. what did the entire system cost to build?
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air actuators Izzy ,300 is good too...lol
Are there drawings for the $100 mill on your website? and the upgrades?
So great to see you up on your feet more. I'm sure it's still a struggle, but you look better every video.
thank you brother!
i bought the plans last week or so but i havent gotten to he build yet. will the adjustments you have made be added to the plans? i also wanted to say that as a person with significant spinal and nerve damage disability you are an inspiriation and you help me get up and out to the shop most days.
thank you d=so much for commenting. unless people have gone through it it so hard to explain the pain and challenges of serious spine and never damage. My best wishes to you and hopes for many more days of building
@@izzyswan I do not have back or spine issues but I have been through several major surgeries and my strength is certainly not what it used to be so I also appreciate designs that minimize manual effort somewhat. We're not all 30 and healthy, just in our minds.
It was a 100 dollar chainsaw sawmill, now $300+ since it is made of wood...
Wow 😣... Inflation has now impacted the cost of sawmilling your own lumber! 😱
True, but prices will drop eventually...but it’ll require more truck drivers, less demand, and patience on our part to wait for those factors to equalize...if they ever do.
I doubt we’ll ever see 2x4x8 for $2.05 again, but $3.50 or so isn’t bad.
@@alanr745 $3.50 or so isn't bad for you? Inflation works when the status quo through the market agrees on higher prices. I'm not sure if everyone agrees that half of the current prices (current price 7.50 a 2x8), which have been tripled (from 2.25 a 2x8), is acceptable. Raise your own rate ( paycheck) by 3x and see if your customers feel that only 2x original rate is acceptable...ha ha...
Just curious, would you cut medallions on this the same way you would cut slabs? I'm a newbie.
I see a lot of cheap mill for sale on different places, I own a metal, ladder framed system. durable light and super mobile, is the system I own, I guess necessity is the mother of invention hehehehe, cheers mate, interesting upload
Where did you get all the HDPE scrap? I get mine from thrift store cutting boards, but I'm looking for something better.
adhesion is the word
Is most of your wood dry? Or are you cutting thicker slabs to be stacked and dried (to be planed later)?
Is chainsaw powerd bansaw mill next?
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Hey Izzy another great video. Will the plans be updated with with new design to download. I've been waiting to purchase them till you were done modifying. Thanks again
Yes of course! and will send out the updated plans to anyone who purchase the current version but it might be a month or 2
@@izzyswan sweet. I can wait a bit. I need to figure out where I'm going to put it in the first place. Ever think of adding some sort of dust collection?
@@izzyswan looking forward to it
Thanks for your videos please can you build me one like that sir
You seem a lot more mobile recently. Hope all is well. Thanks for the great ideas.
Do you sell the last plan of sawmill?
Didn't see it in your website.
I honestly thought that you'd upgraded it to a metal version at first. It wasn't until you showed screwing it together that I realized it was actually just painted wood. IMO, that paint job makes it look *way* more professional. That probably isn't the goal, I know. :)
Home Depot special color.
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Looks good Izzy. Have you taken the time to figure out how much the new one would cost a user, total?
just undert 240 bucks
I was just at your website and, I didn’t see any shop drawings for this? Is there one and if so, where can I get a set. Materials list be very helpful too instead of doing your own takeoffs!
Might be useful with current lumber prices...
You mentioned a track saw video in the works?
Necesito este equipo completo
My brain doesn't understand how you can simply roll that log up with a simple drill... lol shits crazy
Just so you know Izzy that 100$ sawmill now costs over 300$ to make and I'm now researching too see if making it out of steel is more cost worthy in the long run and last a hell of a lot longer. It's sad I just retired last year and wanted to do woodworking full time and now the lumber industry prices are just about too put me out of business before I'm really getting started, so now I need a sawmill. Your sawmill is awesome looking, do you plan on releasing plans for it? If so, I'm interested 😎👍
just under 240 buck for this build. but i am making some changes to it to make it cheaper to build. should ring in at around 180 when i am done. i hope any way no telling what the prices of lumber are going to do next
There's a Russian guy that tried out cutting logs with his chainsaw blade vertical instead of horizontal. He claimed it worked much better (he did it freehand, not in a jig), and he claimed it was much easier. I think I'll copy this $100 sawmill set-up, but I'll try the chainsaw blade vertical first to see if I like it.
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Ha, been subscribed for awhile and just caught the typo in the intro…” subcribe” I’m sure I’m late to that party:)
Not to change the subject, but how is your “WORM FARM” project doing? Mine didn’t do very well because the boxes got so heavy that they were impossibly difficult to rotate.
Had an idea about a saw mill that I thought you might be interested in. (I don't have the knowledge to know if it would be possible, or affordable. So I thought I'd share it to see if you were interested.).
Instead of using a chainsaw, modify a circular saw with a 20+ inch blade, and mount that to the side of your mill where you put the chainsaw. The ways I see it going is that the circular would either cut the top, or the sides off the log.
Or do you think it would be better to mount the saw on the bottom and slide logs over the top of it?
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Because the chainsaw is usually a cross cut, what do you do to sharpen the blade for ripping? Are you able to purchase rip blades, or do you take a regular blade and change the angle to a rip angle?
Yeah you can just sharpen to perpendicular or very slight angle in order to rip better
how is the saw mounted on the tower on this version?
Are plans available on your site for this upgraded version?
Not yet I am making a few changes to this version to make it a bit cheaper to build and bit easier to use but i will have them in the next couple months i should think
With all the upgrades from the first one, how much do you think this would cost to build now? (not counting the HDPE)
just under 240 bucks not including the paint or hdpe
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