Karsoblei Chainsaw Mill,Planking Milling 14" to 36" Guide Bar,Stainless Steel & Aluminum Construction Portable Sawmill

Materials seem to be good quality. Everything lined up properly. Instructions are a bit vague, but just looking at a picture of the assembled mill makes the process pretty clear. First use was to cut a 5" x 65" slab from a pine log for a mantel piece. Worked very well. Just take your time and the cuts come out very flat and smooth. I'm not building a log cabin, just DIY stuff for around our home and property, but this mill seems to be a good quality tool for a very competitive price. I would give it a 5 star Sturdiness rating, but haven't used it enough yet to really say. I could not find contact info for the manufacturer, which is a bit of a concern.

Welds look good, assembly is basically self explanatory just need to organize the parts. All the parts were included. There was minor blemishes as far as dings but none on the edges that need to be straight. Appears solid, I look forward to using it. Also it came with a pair of gloves I didn't expect however they were both left handed gloves 😂🤦‍♂️. All in all not bad for just under $100. It gets 4 stars due to the blemishes, dings, and dents.

If you’re having to sharpen your chain a lot (which you might with hardwood), you’ll find the placement of these specific bolt heads to be absolutely infuriating. You can either use a wrench (which takes forever) or use a socket, which gets trapped under the crossbar and is then really hard to get out. Seems like an unforced error on the part of the designer, which makes it even more annoying.Everything else is good though, hence the three stars.

Assembled quickly, and put it right to use. I really love this fella. I have now done several logs (from maple, to cedar) and it works as advertised.Worth every penny.

Made out of metal and looked good. Put it together fairly easy. Using it with a 36” chainsaw and it is more than it can handle. I have had it a little over a month and the third time I used it the bottom skid plate came off. Welded it back on. I have cut 20 slabs with it and the T bracket that mounts the saw to it, at the motor end, completely came apart. Metal is thin, and the vibration broke the welds. I was able to repair and reinforce the bracket. So if you want to use it with a big saw and cut oak slabs, would probably need to be able to weld it back together at the week areas. But I guess for the money it has been good.