In northern New Jersey, we had a sawmill set up just about like this one. We were in business for over 60 years. The mill cut its last log in Jan.'83 when a fire in the mill took the plant down but it is great to see a mill like this still in operation. Our main saw was 72" and we had an upper 36" saw for the larger logs so we could cut the big logs on the same pass. I'll post some snap shots of it for all to see. Thanks for a great video.

Great to see a small home made mill running well (again). I have owned and ran a similar mill for years (bought it as a basket case , disassembled and minus an engine from an Amish family). Not so many years ago a couple of families could have made a decent living working type of mill together. It is really at least a two man job. Gary

hi there well i am only 12 years late but it looks real good john

My Dad had a nice mill like this one!

Luxo!

Muy buen trabajo amigos ... Bella maquinaria !!!

Good sawmill setup

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Brings back some memories ! nice mill

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Looks like walnut to me. Threw a couple of good boards out with those slabs too.

Hi mate. Bloody, hell that operator has to work hard. I don't know who works harder that engine or the bloke. Well done mate.

The smell is great when the mill is running, Just love of green wood,

nice to see well done , like one of them to play with .

Is that blade original to the mill?

RoadWarrior sawmill, I want one!

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cool man.. did u make this yourself

Bad ass.

Great video, good saw. However, looks like the sawyer could do with assistant at his end.

Need a log bunk.same height as carriage and almost touching it.i could go into all the advantages of it butit would make this to long.would sure like to see the drive..dont look like frick

what is engine.. type?

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Replay then damn it!!!!!!!

Great tube thanks!

what is the wood? red oak. looks really hard all good buzz

я в ШОКЕ .. машина смерти ))

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