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Large Scale Chainsaw Mill For Sale

  • Max Cutting Length :4500mm
  • Max. Cutting Diamete: 1500mm
  • Saw Head Up/Down:Manual/Electric
  • Track Length  :4800/5000/6000mm
  • Working voltage : 380V/50Hz/3phase, Customized
  • Application :The chainsaw mill is a frame that guides the chainsaw in a straight line, enabling you to make precise, horizontal cuts through a log.
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Product Description

A chainsaw mill (also known as portable sawmill) is a attachment that allows you to use a standard chainsaw to cut felled logs into planks, beams, and slabs of lumber.

It’s essentially a frame that guides the chainsaw in a straight line, enabling you to make precise, horizontal cuts through a log. Instead of just cutting firewood or felling trees, you can transform a single log into valuable lumber.

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How Does It Work?

  1. The Setup: The log is placed on a stable, level surface. A guide rail or a perfectly straight reference board is often attached to the top of the log for the first cut.

  2. The Mill: The chainsaw mill is a rigid frame that attaches to the chainsaw’s bar. This frame has arms or wheels that run along the guide rail or the flat surface of the previous cut.

  3. The Cutting: As you push the chainsaw forward, the frame slides along the guide, forcing the chainsaw to move in a perfectly straight line. You slowly work your way through the entire length of the log, “slicing” off a board of a consistent thickness with each pass.

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Product Parameters

SpecificationCRS-BXLJ600CRS-DDLJ600CRS-DDLJ900CRS-DDLJ1500
Guide Bar Length18-36 inch36 inch42 inch1900 mm
Cutting Length (mm)3600350035004500
Max. Cutting Diameter (mm)6006009001500
Electric Motor (kW)5.55.57.515
Saw Head Up/DownManualManualManualElectric
Saw Head TravelManualManualManualFrequency Variable
Track Length (mm)4800480050006000
Total Weight (kg)1201202501000
Packing Size (mm)
(L x W x H)
1700x1200x14001700x1200x14002500x1300x16003300x1700x2200

Features of Chainsaw Mill

  • Strong cutting ability: chainsaw mill can quickly and efficiently cut large diameter trees and large wood, cutting diameter up to several meters, can greatly improve the efficiency of wood processing and logging work.
  • Good mobility: compared with other large cutting equipment, large chain saws have the characteristics of small size, light weight, easy to carry and operate, and can be flexibly moved and used in different work sites, suitable for field logging, garden operations and other environments.
  • The operation is relatively simple: after simple training, you can master the operation method of large chain saws and can quickly start cutting operations.

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Application

  • Creating Live-Edge Slabs: For tables, countertops, and benches.

  • Milling Beams and Planks: For custom furniture, cabinetry, or small building projects (e.g., sheds, barns).

  • Homesteading: Producing your own lumber for fences, raised garden beds, or other on-site needs.

  • Urban Forestry: Salvaging lumber from city trees that have been removed due to disease or storm damage.

FAQ

A: It turns a standard chainsaw into a portable sawmill. You mount the chainsaw onto the guide frame, then push it along a track to cut felled logs into lumber – planks, beams, slabs, live‑edge tabletops. Our ZZCHRYSO mill is ideal for homesteaders, urban forestry salvage, and on‑site custom cutting where moving the log to a stationary mill isn’t practical.

A: You place the log on a stable, level surface. Attach a guide rail or straight board to the top for the first cut. The chainsaw mill frame attaches to the chainsaw bar. As you push the saw forward, the frame slides along the guide, forcing the blade to cut a perfectly straight, horizontal slab. After each pass, lower the saw head and cut the next board.

A: Models range from CRS‑BXLJ600 (600 mm diameter × 3600 mm length) up to CRS‑DDLJ1500 (1500 mm diameter × 4500 mm length). The largest model uses a 15 kW electric motor with frequency‑controlled saw head travel. Guide bar lengths from 18 to 42 inches.

A: Yes. Our ZZCHRYSO mills are designed for mobility. The smallest weighs only 120 kg and packs into a 1700×1200×1400 mm crate. The larger models come in sections that can be moved by two people. You set up the track on site, then cut lumber right where the tree fell – no need to transport huge logs.

A: The mill includes an electric motor that drives the chainsaw bar (no separate gas chainsaw needed). Motors range from 5.5 kW to 15 kW, 380V/50Hz (customizable). Saw head up/down is manual on smaller models, electric with frequency variable on the CRS‑DDLJ1500.

A: Very accurate. The rigid frame and guide rail system force the blade to track straight. With a sharp chain and proper setup, you can cut boards with consistent thickness – ideal for furniture lumber or construction beams. The saw head travel on larger models is frequency‑controlled for smooth feeding.

A: Absolutely. That’s one of the main applications. By taking the first cut flat, then flipping the log, you can produce beautiful live‑edge slabs from large diameter logs. Our ZZCHRYSO mill’s large cutting capacity (up to 1500 mm diameter) handles big timber for dining tables and countertops.

A: After each use: clean sawdust from the track and frame, lubricate the chain, check chain tension. Weekly: inspect guide bar for wear, clean the drive sprocket, tighten all frame bolts. Monthly: check track alignment, lubricate saw head lift mechanism (if electric). We provide a full manual and spare parts support.

A: Yes, with proper precautions. Always wear chainsaw chaps, hearing protection, safety glasses, and a helmet. The frame keeps the chain from kicking back. Follow the included safety instructions. Our ZZCHRYSO mill meets industry safety standards.

A: Homesteading – produce your own lumber for sheds, fences, raised beds. Urban forestry – salvage city trees instead of chipping them. Custom furniture – mill slabs for tables, benches, countertops. Small construction – beams and planks for barns or cabins. Anywhere you need to turn logs into lumber on‑site.

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