Harbor freight sawmill first time operating
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- Опубліковано 19 жов 2024
- First time using the sawmill i bought from Harbor Freight so far its working great.
Working on cutting an 8x8 post for a Wedding Arbor in this video. Next project I will Mill some lumber for a Bridge.
Just saw this video, new channel never seen before. Very interesting, Harbor freight saw mill interesting subject to me. You got that working very well for first time. Interesting that blades are on Amazon an better. Wondering where the HF replacements were. Very interesting video.
So far it's working great, I will be milling some oak soon for a bridge I'm building. Thanks for the comment!
how long is the track and do they make an extension?
@jacobkincaid123 I think it's about 11' u can cut a log about 9'6. They don't sell an extension kit but you can order parts from them and make your own. Not sure why they haven't put together an extension kit for people to buy seems like they are missing out on alot of money. Also I think someone on youtube used a woodland mills extension kit with the harbor freight mill.
Looks really nice, is there any type of automatic feed system for those or do you always have to push it?
It's all manual works good tho. Thanks for the comment
What is the price of the machine and extra blades? By the way, I subscribed.
Machine is $2500 right now. Harbor Freight has coupons sometimes for 10 or 15% off. I was able to get 10% off so I got it for $2250. The blades I got on Amazon for around $20 each. Thanks for the Sub!
Guess you could look on their website.
@@OzarkLivin Interesting. We're having some logging done on our property now, it would be cool to make some boards to fix our barn too. I wish HF's quality was better or better yet, Sears Hardware was still around.
@MikeOrazzi it's built pretty good especially for the cost. If you have a lot of trees you could make a lot of lumber pretty quick. Also harbor freight has a credit card that you can use for 0% financing for 3 years.
@@OzarkLivin Everything rusts in our area, so storing it outdoors might be a problem.