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Granberg Chain Saw Mill, Model# G777

The Alaskan small log milling attachment is perfect for the woodworker, homeowner or carpenter. U.S.A.

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Only $149.99

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Key Specs

Works With	Chain saws with 20in or less bars
Application	Log milling attachment to cut lumber
Handles up to (in.)	1/2 to 13 thick and 17 wide

Additional Specs

Designed to fit chain saws with 20in. or less bars
High-quality mill cuts beams or lumber from 1/2in. to 13in. thick and 17in. wide
Attaches to saw without drilling bar
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4.9 / 5

19 of 19(100%)would recommend this product to a friend.

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Overall Rating:

5 / 5

Great product! Simple, elegant design.,

November 18, 2008

By highsierrabear

"Not too long ago I bought a $187 piece of redwood 6x6 for a light post project. $uper expensive. With the Granberg mill I could have made my own rustic light post easily with free materials and paid for the mill in one project.

This thing is great! Easy to use. Safe (as much as a chainsaw tool can be). All the nuts are adjustable with the included scrench. I appreciate simple, well designed tools. No need to move your tree from the forest floor. Just mill it in place and carry out your wood in manageable pieces.

I use this primarily for cutting slabs for rustic furniture. Now I'm looking for projects to do with it. Nice wood is super expensive- especially true dimensional lumber. Much of the cost is in trucking logs to the mill, then from the mill to your local hardware store (often hundreds of miles). This mill will pay for itself in the first couple of hours.

We need to redo our decks in a couple of years. 800 square feet of 2x6 decks and railings are well, expensive. I plan on using the granberg mill (and a planer) to make true dimensional 2x8 deck boards. Should take me a couple of days to mill the lumber and save me at least a couple of thousand dollars. Plus I'll have totally cool decks and custom milled railings.

I also purchased the rails (two 5 ft. sets & connectors). They are expensive (more than the mill itself), but making a first cut is super easy. With the granberg rails I can set up my cut in 1-2 minutes. They are also light enough to carry into the forest for your milling. I also purchased a ripping chain. Funny looking thing, but it works pretty well.

Highly recommend."

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5 / 5

Nice tool,

November 2, 2009

By James27516

from Chapel Hill, NC

"So far, I've tried this tool once. It bolts very easily to the chainsaw and is easy to adjust. I don't have a ripping chain so the boards I made were fairly rough. It will take some practice to make straight, even cuts. But the learning curve doesn't seem very steep. Very pleased with this mill."

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5 / 5

Alaskian Chainsaw Mill,

July 20, 2009

By VTLumberman

from Hubbardton, Vermont

"From the light weight alluminum frame, to the ease of use, The Granberg Small Log Mill performs far superior to it's heavier and bulkier competitors models. Setup is fast and easy using the included hardware and adjustment tool., with no bar drilling required.
Also included is an easy to read guide to cutting the perfect board. It explains what to do, and what not to do, to get consistant boards with each cut.
If You are looking for a portable mill, I would reccomend this one. It transports with the saw adding only a few pounds. This makes it much easier to bring the mill to the logs, where ever they lie, slopeside, ravine, or even mountaintop, places where it would be impracticle or cost prohibative to bring a traditional log mill.
This mill has saved me thousands of dollars in lumber, that I would have had to purchase otherwise.
I have found this extremely benificial when repairing or renovating structures that have been built using roughcut or non standardized lumber. You can cut lumber to the dimensions that you need, and not what they sell."

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4 / 5

saw mill,

July 13, 2009

By crazywizzy

from bean station,tn

"great product worked better then imaged which I had found it sooner"

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Overall Rating:

5 / 5

Granberg Chain Saw Mill/ Model#G777,

July 13, 2009

By tootsie

from south charleston west virginia

"The model worked well even without all the extra equipment. Easy to asemble and was no trouble in working behind the chain and not having a rip chain on. will work a quicker when i order the right chain. I recomend it highly for cutting logs in half for seating around camp fires. all who works with timber on the farm should own one."

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Overall Rating:

5 / 5

granberg model g777 chain saw mill,

March 16, 2009

By stilbil

from Houston, Texas

"I used the chain saw mill to cut planks from a pecan tree fell by hurricane Ike and was impressed with it's weight and ease of use. I found the setup and adjustments easy and the planks cut at a fairly consistant thicknes. I would and have reccommended this product."

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Overall Rating:

5 / 5

Milling your own lumber,

March 16, 2009

By dont

from virginia

"Useing my recent purchase of The Granberg Chain Saw Milkl Model # G777. I found it to be very easy to assemble, the instructions are clear. The mill is simple to set up and adjust. I was able to cut about 100 board feet of Red Cedar in about 2 hours. I got the logs from a construction site at no cost. this is a cheap way to get good wood. I would recommed this mill for anyone who can operate a chain saw."

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5 / 5

Great Product,

November 3, 2008

By coltond

from Columbia County, NY

"After losing a couple very large (24" - 36") cherry trees in a recent storm, I thought I'd make some lumber instead of just splitting them for firewood. With a day's worth of milling using a 56 CC husqvarna 355 and a 20" bar (a bit more power would be nice, though it would probably be fine in softwood) I now have about 200' of thick cherry slabs drying and awaiting the planer...
It was very easy to assemble, and very easy to use. 2x10 lumber works perfectly as a starting rail for the 1st cut, no need to buy the rails. Sharp regular cross-cutting blades work just fine, too. If you're doing a lot of milling, have one or two extra on hand as you will dull them fairly quickly - mine lasted about for about 125'. Could probably go much further in softwood.
I'm almost looking forward to losing a couple more really big trees...."

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5 / 5

Granberg Chain Saw Mill, Model #G777,

August 13, 2008

By WilliamJH

from Andreas, PA

"I bought the Granberg Chain Saw Mill to take advantage of some trees that were on my property, but were too difficult to remove due to rough terrain. The mill worked great to trim the trees down, so I could get them out of woods without hiring someone.
Setup of the mill was easy and attachment to your saw is with 2 screws that work by applying pressure, you do not have to drill or damage your bar for this mill. As far as using the mill, follow the instructions of spiking a board to the log as your level, be patient and let the saw do the work. Works great.
The quality of the equipment is excellent and overall I am very pleased with the product, especially for the price."

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Overall Rating:

5 / 5

Terrific product,

August 11, 2008

By Handymanlawer

from Alexandria, VA

"I bought this with no experience using chain saw mills and I'm very pleased. It was easy to assemble, the directions for cutting logs were simple and straight forward, and it works great. I bought this after several strong thunder storms swept through the area and knocked down a number of trees. I have milled one medium sized white pine log into boards and have many more fallen trees in my neighborhood to start working on, so I will soon have a shop full of freshly-milled lumber. There is nothing like building something out of wood you milled yourself. A couple pointers. First, you'll need to make or buy rails as guides for the first cut. You can use a straight plank or a pair of 2x4s; no need to buy the pre-built rails (the directions for the mill give you enough info to figure out how to make rails yourself). Second, buy a rip chain from Granberg Int'l. Typical chain saw chains are made for cross-cutting and don't work well for ripping long logs (you will get very tired pushing the saw through a log without a rip blade). Third, use a full-face visor or, better yet, pick up a logging helmet with a built in visor. Milling produces a lot of saw dust and using a full-face visor allows you to focus on cutting rather than clearing saw dust from your face. It's also a good idea to use logging chaps. You'll feel a lot more comfortable having your legs covered with something that will stop a chain saw blade in the event that something goes wrong.
All in all, a great product."

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