- #CHEAPEST SAWMILL MANUAL#
- #CHEAPEST SAWMILL FULL#
- #CHEAPEST SAWMILL PRO#
#CHEAPEST SAWMILL FULL#
The TMG-PSM26 Portable Sawmill puts the power and precision of a full scale lumber processing facility into your own two hands. Additional 4’ track extension kit is available to bring the total cutting capacity up to 15’.Creates a self-sustainable lumber solution for someone who has access to a lot of wood or lives in a heavily forested area no more trips to the hardware store.
#CHEAPEST SAWMILL MANUAL#
Manual feed saw head with forward and reverse movement gives the user total control cover the cutting process for maximum safety and desired outcome. Ability to precisely adjust the cut thickness of each log so you can mill the lumber to be whatever dimensions will fit your project. Two adjustable log clamps to avoid any movement or defects while cutting, will help to give you a clean final product every time. 
Permanent sealed SKF bearings that help avoid vibrational wear and tear, increasing the machines accuracy, performance output and longevity over time. Easy saw head hand-crank lifting mechanism that sits at waist height for effortless adjustability without bending over or being in awkward positions. Built with heavy-gauge, solid 4-post carriage design that is strong and will stand up to heavy jobs and long hours even in remote locations. Belt driven transmission with clutch for superior power transfer between engine and machine, creates efficiency and allows for a smoother operation overall. #CHEAPEST SAWMILL PRO#
Powered by a 14 HP Kohler CH440 Command Pro Series engine which is widely known for its durability, strength, lifespan and reliability. You are provided with one blade and a sharpener with the standard package. So, that gives you a potential equivalent running cost of $5.55-$11.10 per cube (422bf).Ī circular blade should last you near the lifetime of your saw if you are careful with them. 5 cube (211bf) before needing to sharpen (that is assuming you do not own an edger). We would expect running for around 40 minutes you would hope to cut at least. Band cost may be around $25-50 depending on the manufacturer. Sharpening will require good skill and may take anything between 3-10 minutes depending on teeth. A band blade will allow between 4-9 sharpens before it is binned. We have been advised that to ensure the best quality timber a band should not be run for more than 40 minutes. 
A narrow band blade should not be run for more than an hour. So, this gives you a potential running cost of thirty cents per cube of sawn timber (422bf). So, a 4-tooth blade would cost you $24 to get re-tipped. That is potentially eighty cube (33,760bf) of sawn timber from one set of teeth.Ĭosts to re-tip can be as little as $6 per tooth. You will get around 10-20 sharpens before needing to re-tip. Needs sharpening every 2 to 4 cube (844 to 1688bf) To give you an example here is a rundown of expected blade costs. A swing blade is an extremely low-cost method of sawing timber. The wonderful thing about the swing blade is the cost of maintaining your blade. The Turbosawmill has the answer here too as our swing-blades are automated! It takes away all the extra walking up and down the log to make these sectional cuts.A twin-blade will struggle with wide cuts in hard timber. This is really the only way to saw up wide horizontal boards accurately.
Meaning the accuracy of the board from one edge to the other is guided true.
Another advantage of sectional cuts is that the first cut provides a trace for the second or (if necessary) third cut. These timbers may require up to three sectional cuts to cut a 12" wide board. This is especially true in milling timbers such as Oak and Ironwood. Right, there is the biggest advantage with the swing-blade! There is no need to abuse the mill as it is much easier on the gear and blade to effortlessly take wide cuts in sections. So, you back out and take sectional cuts until the saw gets through the cut. You wonder if you are doing any damage to the saw and blade. If you are sawing up some extremely hard timber, you notice the saw start to vibrate.
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