Logosol Timberjig Review 3 - Chainsaw Milling Day
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- Опубліковано 3 бер 2014
- My first try using the Logosol Timberjig Chainsaw Mill. After milling one log with this chainsaw mill I have learned a ton about chainsaw milling. Watch the process of milling logs from cutting the support logs to celebrating the joy of cutting my first log. The Logosol Timberjig and Alaskan Sawmill are the two most popular chainsaw mills available today.
The Timberjig is one of the components of the Logosol big mill basic which is the next step up in the Logosol chainsaw mill line.
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Liked watching. You add a sense of realism to UA-cam vids. A lot of the other content producers make everything look so slick, polished but I appreciated just a guy learning as he goes. Keep up the videos.
This 8yr old video is still relevant today. Thanks.
Awesome, the fact that you were willing to take the leap forward is what’s important.
Thank you. I'm glad this video is still available. I have been considering a chainsaw saw mill and this video is a big help. Your decision to not edit out the learning curve was a good one. This gives me a lot to look into and consider without unrealistic expectations that might bum me out if I had to figure them out myself. I guess what it really boils down to is that I know what I might need to look for in a mill and to go slow and expect those first few cuts to be less than perfect. Thanks again. Peace.
Just a good honest man trying a thing out for the first time , thumbs up from me
Nice job. I appreciate you making a first time video. So many UA-camrs edit their videos and spend a lot of money on camera equipment to make these great quality videos while first timers struggle to get those same results and then become frustrated. I appreciate your honestly and taking me along for the journey. I wish you continued success and God bless.
What a lovely video, and a great help to someone who's interested in milling their own lumber.
Nice one. Thanks for posting this. You seem like a nice guy. I wish you all the best in your endeavours.
As I sit here at my desk job, wondering why I never knew how cool milling is, it's soothing to watch this.
That plank twist was awesome!
I love the learning format and the fact we can learn with you. Thank you for not editing this video to make it look like you just picked up some equipment and cut through some wood like it was butter.
Buddy! Great video. You are so real about everything even showing us your learning curve because we would go through to again great video I appreciate people out there like you.👍🏻
That IS pretty cool man. It's super cool. It's really exciting. I had wanted to make a board for many many years. And the first time I finally did I was ectastatic. In fact I still am. That's what fueled me into getting into my passion of milling and wood working. Good for you brother and great honest video
Funny How the simple things can be the most satisfying.
your right you can only get better. thank you for letting us see how you did. good luck
I just love the sound of Ash wood. It's so musical.
Cool, I enjoyed your honesty. I would be excited about making a board too.
I'm going up to my family home in Scotland prob. the end of March as the weather's being a pain as per usual, to start building a small cabin and will be using a portable mill, now I haven't seen it yet but I have watched a fair few videos on different types. This video is especially informative, as I didn't know about the different chains etc, I'm hoping my sister has got the mill that has the ramps that grip the log and the setup that you fit the chainsaw into (so I can't mess up and cut myself in half...yikes!) Your video has given me a bit more to think about and I will have a look at the other ones. But thanks for putting this up as it's showed me some of the areas to be aware of in choice of chain etc. Mind you, I will only be cutting sitka spruce which were blown down (we lost a lot c. 1,000 trees so it's waste not, want not. If my cabin is successful I may get some help and put up some holiday rentals for my sister to help her out financially as you can't even rent a trailer for less than £550 a week in December in Aberdeenshire, so hopefully all goes well. I may put up a video if it works out ok!) Thanks again. ..don't quite know if you have made the nightmares better or worse yet but at least I know more!
Stumbled onto your series was very good ,i am attempting to make my own but i will look into this timberjig.chainsaw mill.