Avoid This Mistake with Your Portable Sawmill

Avoid this mistake with your portable sawmill as if you do fall into the trap, you'll potentially ruin some nice logs. With the sawmill shelter coming along nicely behind my old sawmill shelter, I am out searching the forest today for a decent size tree to make into the main rafter support beam. After cutting the beam to length the fun beings as the Kioti DK40 hooks on and begins the process. With some fancy driving I manage to get the logs up to the sawmill where the plan starts to unravel. With an opening onto the sawmill being about 15 feet, I have my work cut out for me moving a 22.5' log into position. As you can tell this takes a lot of effort and time and in hindsight, not worth it. Finally I get the log into position and the cutting begins. Unfortunately for me, I forget one critical step that ends up throwing a wrench in my plans. Tune in to see what that was. Oh well, things could be worse I suppose. Here we go!

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