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2015年2月26日 · I have read many reviews online for the harbor freight sawmill. The majority seem to really like the mill. Being on the shoestring budget I doubt that you could buy the parts and build a mill for the cost of the HF mill . Also there is a 20% coupon you can print off the Internet. They seem to cost about $ 1800.
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2014年12月10日 · Woodland HM 126 vs Harbor Freight sawmill. Started by Shaggy, December 10, 2014, 07:47:11 PM. Previous topic - Next topic
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2021年11月8日 · ok, with that said, simple explanation is a band saw can cut anything if you get the blade, blade speed, and feed speed correct. The better sawmills will be better built making them stiffer and stronger and many with larger engines.
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2024年9月29日 · I wanted to be able to mill 16' wood so I built a trailer frame with an extension for my new Harbor Freight Mill. I only wanted to move Mill around my property so the axle just sits under the frame so I can remove it and put the Mill on the ground or wood ties. I got some oak logs and some smaller scraps so I have been practicing on the scraps.
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2009年7月1日 · Well I just ordered myself a harbor freight mill a few days ago and I am looking to do a little learning before it shows up. Been spending a bunch of time reading around and there is tons of info here on milling. What do most of you guys use for blades? Looks like the saw takes 1 1/4" x 144" x .048" blades.
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2018年8月14日 · Rails that extend beyond the log help with starting and finishing the cut. Don't rock the bar, keep it straight. A nice steady feed will give you a much better finish. Be very good at sharpening. Milling dulls the chain faster than crosscutting. Buy a metal detector (a cheap wand type from Harbor Freight or similar works well.)
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2013年5月18日 · It takes a lot of common sense and patience to use a Harbor Freight chain grinder and get good results. The HF grinder is a very flexible device (It bends or distorts easily). So everything you do, - use the same speed and pressure with everything you do. I would check my work with a cheap angle finder for personal feed back on how I was doing.