Alaskan MK III Portable Lumber Mill, Model# G776-24 Item# 11871

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This versatile heavy-duty lumber mill converts rough logs into beautiful slabs in thicknesses from 1/2in. to 12in. No bar drilling is necessary; the MK III clamps onto the chain bar. Saw not included. Easy rail system sold separately. U.S.A.

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Works With	Saws up to 24 in. bar
Application	Converts rough logs into beautiful slabs
Handles up to (in.)	12
Ship Weight	16.0 lbs
Item#	11871

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	Made in the U.S.A.

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Granberg Alaskan MK III Portable Lumber Mill, Model# G776-24

Overall Rating:

4.6 / 5

5 of 5(100%)would recommend this product to a friend.

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Granberg Alaskan MK III Portable Lumber Mill, Model# G776-24

Overall Rating:

5 / 5

A Must Have,

June 1, 2010

By AWoodWorker

from Omaha, NE

"If you do your own woodworking and have a chain saw this is a must have! I bought this product because I hate seeing maple and oak trees taken down and the loggs hauled away. This attachment has helped me not let these trees go to waste as well as paid for themselves in the first two uses! Pair it with a mini-mill and you will have no problem cutting your own lumber. Make sure that you attach it to a quality chain saw with a ripping blade for best results."

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Granberg Alaskan MK III Portable Lumber Mill, Model# G776-24

Overall Rating:

4 / 5

Alaskan MKIII Portable Lumber Mill,

February 22, 2010

By islandboy

from Thousand Islands, NY

"Our remote location precludes getting to a mill, so thought I'd try it myself. This tool works well, but slower than one might expect. It takes about 20-30 minutes to make a 9 foot cut. Also, ripping with a chain saw is not what the typical chain is designed for. I bought more chains to keep going after chain dulls (after 2-3 cuts max). But the results are nice, planable boards."

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Granberg Alaskan MK III Portable Lumber Mill, Model# G776-24

Overall Rating:

5 / 5

portable mill,

November 3, 2009

By thenag

from Missourk

"I bought this for my hubby to help him board his walnut logs for furniture projects. It took a huge cedar log and created beautiful boards. He's quite happy with it, and that means I did GOOD!!! Maybe those cedar boards will wind up in a chest for my quilts."

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Granberg Alaskan MK III Portable Lumber Mill, Model# G776-24

Overall Rating:

4 / 5

Amazing,

January 22, 2009

By ff3006

from Duxbury, Vt.

"I certainly agree with the first review, 100 percent. I want to share my experience and voice my concern regarding the MK III. I made my first cuts today, WOW, I am impressed. I am using a Huskvarna 372 saw with a 20 inch bar. I purchased a ripping chain right from the very start. I did not purchase the rail system that is offered by Granberg, I chose to build my own. I removed the dog on the saw to get more chain exposed for cutting. When this saw is placed into the mill, I lose 5 inches of chain. I have just sent Granberg an email regarding the mini mill. If you watch the video it says that the mini mill loses two inches of usuable chain. That is a big difference when cutting lumber. Maybe that is why the mini mill has 13 or so reviews. As I said before, I am very impressed with the precision that these mills offer with the use of a chain saw. I am very curious what Granberg is going to say. None the less, the unit is amazing."

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Overall Rating:

5 / 5

Outstanding,

February 17, 2008

By Sawcrazy

from Oregon Coast

"I got this mill after the big storm we had in December on the Oregon Coast, there were Trees everywhere, it was compelte carnage. The fire wood was great but soon I was overflowing with it. So I started looking around at these mills And purchased the MK III from northern tool. I was given about a log truck load of fallen timber from my neighbor and my dad lost at least a load . Instead of cut them for fire wood I ordered this mill and the Mini mill. It works great. It cuts good lumber, I have this one on a Stihl 029 with a 20"bar. I can get just over 16 inched of width with that bar, if I took the dogs off I could get a little more, but I dont need it right now. I got the 24" MK III in case I upgraded saws or loaned it to my dad, it fits on the 20" bar with no problems. The mill is adjustable so you can shorten or lengthen it for the bar, the nose guard moves with the end bar clamp in case you were wondering about the safety part of putting it on a shorter bar. Get the mini mill too. I have one and it works great for cutting slabs off the log. I cut 2 slabs off the log for 2 flat sides then cut 2" slabs off till the log is gone. You end up with slabs 2" wide (or however wide you want to cut) and as deep as the log. Then I use the MK III to cut them into 2x4's or whatever I want. A standard chain will work but spend the money and get a ripping chain or regrind yours to Zero. I have cut about 75 2x4's and numerous 4x4s from fir, about a hundred cedar fence boards 3/4"x6"x 5' and truck load of 1/2 x4" cedar for window trim. The adjustments are simple and on the money for cutting dementional lumber, it really is accurate. Installation on the saw is a piece of cake, assembly looks intimidating, just pay attention to the instructions and you will be fine. Pictures of a assembled MK III help too for putting it together. I have used this one for many hours and am happy with how safe it is as well. I havent broke it, and it looks like its still new when I hose it down to clean it. You will end up with alot of wood chips I have noticed but the narrower ripping chain will help. Cedar responds nice to the mill, the window trim I made went inside my living room rough cut and it looks great. Fir is a bit harder and the 2x4s are equally nice. Cherry is better yet, very nice cuts. This mill is worth the money, honestly if you have trees you dont want to waste by cutting into firewood. I am a believer. So much in fact I have a planer on the way to finish up the lumber and continue remodeling my house with the lumber I am cutting, cabinets, trim, studs ect. Every tree you look at now you will be figuring how much lumber you could get out of it. Its addictive. I love it. Northern tool packaged the box well and it arrived on time. Thank you"