Wedge the log into position so it doesn’t shift as ... The saws don’t come cheap. But if you’re milling lumber that you can ...

[Advoko] is an expert at milling logs into various sizes of boards. He typically uses nothing but a chainsaw to enable him to mill on-site without needing to bring any large or expensive equipment.

Rather than milling boards, they’re good for squaring up logs and turning them into beams. Instead of locking to the chain saw bar at both ends and positioning it horizontally to rip cut-boards ...