I just assembled one of these saws. It's a great piece of equipment. Took a test cut this afternoon and it's ready to move outside. Can't wait to cut a log up on it!

Thanks for the video, this is my pick for a portable saw mill.

Thanks, very helpful video.

Good evening Sir, Great informative video about your Sawmill investment 🧐👍👌 CHeers 🍻

Have the same one. havent had any problems with the tension backing off but i have noticed that the saw head could move (very Slightly) if the crank is not locked into position. Over all, Love it.

keep up the great work

I agree adjustable blade guide should be standard, I just purchased the blade guide. I’ve had my HM122 for almost a year, I should have purchase a track extension from the start also. Now the shipping almost cost as much as the extension.

Great review i just got a hm122 mill as well i thing your info is right on thank for sharing new sub here

That looks like a very nice saw. I'm not to that level of wood processing, but nice review. Thanks.

I enjoyed your videos.You nit picked things that keep the price down on this sawmill but, I subscribed anyway. I never met a sawmill I didn't like.

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Ever found yourself wanting a bigger version of the mill now that you've had it for some time?

Hi there, I just came across your review, I'm thinking about getting this exact mill. Do you find the 7HP is enough or would go with the 9.5? would you go with the extension right off the bat? Anything else you would do different? You're going to hit 400 subs soon, congratulations!

Make all those changes lol.

Making toothpicks with that lil log on mill?

I just finished putting my 126 together. Some of the bolts were missing. A couple were loose in the big box shipping crate it came in. The ones in bags were not labeled or numbered. As someone from the USA MM. are gibberish. I have a limited MM set. Cant they include a US equivalent chart for easy reference? One sheet of paper? The locking mechanism on the up and down handle seems cheesy. Its just a bolt and could have been machined to lock into the slots . I can imagine it slipping and the handle whacking your hand. I had this happen on another mill i had owned. I had to make two trips to a Hdwe store to get bolts that were missing. I will fire it up next week and see how it saws. A continuous track is better. The parts and leveling are not that simple. You can put this together with one person. Two are better at a couple of points. The shipping pallet was too short according to the FEDEX man. The price was good. I didnot get a track extension. I will make one. You should have more than one dog on a 10 ft log. I replaced the steel stakes with Wooden ones. So if you saw thru them,no worry. I used some oak I had. These units are made in China. I found the inspection slip in the box. My local Chinese restaurant guy translated it as inspected by.... #126.Blade guide is std on the 126 with the 14 hp Kohler. 22 model has a different handle setup and different log dog. I will make jam cleats and you can make bunks to span any gap you have. The log will dip if not supported. You could add some kind. of lock/retainer on the tensioner handle.