#PORTABLE SAWMILL HARBOR FREIGHT PORTABLE#

I wrap the chain arpund the tree and try one more tug. Who cares? Ray and I are on a mission from God to knock down the tree. Hmmm,best guess here is about $2k in damage to the front end. I unhook the chain, slam the Rav4 into gear and slam it into the tree. Well, pulling it didn't work - I ask Ray for another beer while I mull this over.Д¦ beers later and a lot of mulling, it hits me that we should push the tree, not pull it. The Rav 4 mightly spins it's 4 wheels & chews the ever living daylights out of the yard. No problem - we wrap a chain around the tree and hook it up to the Rav4. I shut off Ray's beer supply.Ray asks if I have enough gas in the saw.I hand him another beer and tell him to shut up.then when he's busy throwing up again, I sneak some gas into the tank.Д«rrrrrrrrrrr - YehawWW! Now I'm in business! The big 24 inch saw goes through half the tree like butter.then gets stuck. $1500.00 later, Ray and i are ready to go after the tree again. After that, I'm going to be going into business milling lumber, so, I want a good one'. I'm taking down the big tree next to the house. I guess he has to do something to pay for all those pieces of juk he drags home.I aks him,'Kid, I want the biggest and baddest chain saw you got. Ray and I pile into the Rav4, hit 'the Depot', where we run into the goofy kid from next door. Two and a half hours later and with some bark skinnned off the tree - I announce to Ray that were heading to 'the Depot' for a bigger gas chain saw. I ignore him - after all - I'm the lumberjack - he's just jacked up on beer. Ray mentions something about using a bigger saw. I happily drag out my 12' Remington electric chain saw and prepare to attack the 5 foot around tree with it. Works like a champ! 'course there's nothing to cut - but Ray and I have alot of fun cutting up air - then later on - the empty beer cans from all the beer we drank cutting up all that air. I go to the store, find that the thing is too big to fit into my Rav4,so I have to rent a truck and drag it home.three months later I get the thing all put together (w/a little help from the neighbor Ray and a lot of beer) and fire it up. I hit the link - see the price and can't buy one quick enough! 1/4 the cost of that Woodmiser thingie. Rediculosly low price, 2800CC 7HP gas - YeeeHaw!! Lumberjacks of the world watch out! Here I come! There it is!!! Right there a few links down. Where is it that he said he buys all his tools for cheap? Hairball, Harcott, Harbinger,it's H something.Д«ack to google I go - and plug in 'portable sawmill - and the letter h.hmmm,Hudson, Hardwood, Harbor,HARBOR! That's it HARBOR FREIGHT!! So - I start to thinking about the goofy kid nextdoor that's always working on some beat up piece of junk in the driveway. 'Portable Sawmill', that's what they call those things - so that's what I plug into Google.Д®rr,wrong direction here.there's pictures of these things w/price tags in the $17 to $20k range. Quick as a flash I stab the backspace key & reread the page. I start looking at mills and see a Woodmiser mentioned - so - I plug that into Google and Google says, 'do you mean Wood-Mizer',err, yeah I guess I do so I hit yes and it takes me to the website where the first thing I see is priced at a little over $10k. I stop by the local lumberyard and find out the stuff they sell is all rough looking - not nice and smooth like the twisted pieces on the shelf at the borg. I price out what it would cost to buy the wood from the borg and find that it exceeds the cost of the American Woodmark cabinets they sell by quite a bit. That big old tree in the side yard starts to look like a real good candidate for some new kitchen cabinets. I do a little reading online and find out wood is expensive. Here's my take on ~ 98% of what HF sells. Overall length: 63' crank handleBlade wheel dimensions: 18-5/8' diameter x 1' W (qty.

Overweight Item subject to $89.95 additional Freight Charge.

I've been generally aware of this level of mill, didn't realize they approached this pricing although it appears to go through blades so ad that expense to the process.

Initial reviews were good and they are already backordered. I just found it interesting that this aspect of woodworking- the milling process is now widely available to everyman.

#PORTABLE SAWMILL HARBOR FREIGHT PORTABLE#

Good morning, I was looking on line at Harbor Freight for a spare tire for my trailer and was a little suprised to see they are featuring a portable sawmill for 1,999.99 a Central Machinery Industrial 67138 Portable Sawmill.

Portable sawmill harbor freight