Domestic engineered slabber

[badpenny]

   This works for me, just two 2x6's and a guide, from northern toolhttps://forestryforum.com/board/index.php?action=position"> Note:Please read the Forestry Forum's postion on this company, I think.
    Add a Husky 372XP with a 28" bar and chain, trim to fit. The 2x6"s are spaced apart just enough to give me a 17" cant, which clears  my 18" mill

   

[DanG]

Looks like that worked rather well, BP. 8)  Patience and perserverance will git 'r done every time.

Ya know, if a enterprisin' young feller wanted to saw bad enough, he could saw up the whole log with that thing.

[badpenny]

   I need to get some closer pics of the bracket that clamps on the bar of the saw. Still learning a new camera, so practice may help. By turning the log, a board will fall off with each cut, I'm sure. This was advertised as a portable chainsaw lumber mill when I bought it several years ago, and was used to square up posts for fence corners on the home place. Labor intensive, to say the least.

[badpenny]

   Just a couple of pics of the bracket and guide