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 back home now, and made an alaskan mill for my chainsaw

back home now, and made an alaskan mill for my chainsaw

 time to try it out

time to try it out

 length of timber screwed to top of log to provide straight guide

length of timber screwed to top of log to provide straight guide

 going ok

going ok

 went quicker than i expected cutting with the grain

went quicker than i expected cutting with the grain

 first slice

first slice

 can now use the cut edge as the guide surface. set the depth of the frame to 1.5inches

can now use the cut edge as the guide surface. set the depth of the frame to 1.5inches

 job done

job done

 when the remaining log was thin, it was hard to hold for sawing, so used the logrover to hold it steady by clamping in the splitter

when the remaining log was thin, it was hard to hold for sawing, so used the logrover to hold it steady by clamping in the splitter

 worked well

worked well

 job done

job done

 ash log split into 1.5inch planks nicely

ash log split into 1.5inch planks nicely

 now i know it works, i'll clean and paint the alaskan mill

now i know it works, i'll clean and paint the alaskan mill

 getting a coat of bright red paint

getting a coat of bright red paint

 using the tractor circular saw to chop up some smaller stuff

using the tractor circular saw to chop up some smaller stuff

 its in there somewhere...

its in there somewhere...

 picking up some lengths of larch from the rubbish pile - you'll see why shortly

picking up some lengths of larch from the rubbish pile - you'll see why shortly

 in the woods

in the woods

 clearing up a nice windblown beech

clearing up a nice windblown beech

 all done

all done

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