Most simplistic Chainsaw Mill?

[Mark with a K]

So I'm not looking to make super-accurate lumber.  I just need to take felled trees, and square off the sides for ease of construction.  I don't have power, so I'm looking for a light, easy to maneuver chainsaw mill that I can simply use to cut the flats on each of the 4 sides, or sometimes just two.  I won't need more than a 24" bar to do what I need to do.  I'm basically just making rough-cut timbers, but don't want to "eye" it without a mill mount for the saw.  Super simple fits me best.

I know there are a lot of choices out there, that's why I'm asking. 

THIS IS NOT A WANT AD - I AM NOT LOOKING TO GET A MESSAGE FROM SOMEONE WITH ONE FOR SALE.

I'm just asking the crew here for their experiences with all the options out there.

Thanks!

[mad murdock]

The granberg Alaskan mini or the edger mill would be 2 of the better options out there. I have used a beam machine as well, and though it's design is simpler than granberg, it doesn't work as well as either the Alaskan or the edger mill. 

[Mark with a K]

The granberg Alaskan mini or the edger mill would be 2 of the better options out there. I have used a beam machine as well, and though it's design is simpler than granberg, it doesn't work as well as either the Alaskan or the edger mill.

Thanks!  It seems like that is the most popular overall.  I have only shopped online a bit and watched some YouTube videos, so far the Alaskan seems to be the best fit for my needs.

[YellowHammer]

The Alaskan couldn't get any simpler.  Pretty inexpensive, also.  

[ManjiSann]

If I didn't have the tools and equipment to build my own my choice to buy would have likely been a Grandbergs Alaskan Mill. In fairness I based my design off of their mill  ;D

Brandon 

[Mark with a K]

Well I guess that settles that question, thanks guys!