your finished product for the best possible return on your investment. I'm fine with the OP buying a Woodland Mills and I hope he has years of productivity with it. Portable sawmill, mobile Sawmill, mill your logs or downed trees into usable. (thought it was UK, as it had a Union Jack on the ebay ad ). Any Chinese stuff I've bought in the meantime has given trouble - most recently, a Bosch pillar drill (I thought it was German?) and a vehicle hoist with electrical faults from new. I do have an English mill (Trekkasaw) with an Italian diesel motor, that I bought 2nd-hand 34 years ago for $4000 and have never had any problems with it, still in use today. I don't have personal experience of a Chinese mill, but I know someone with a Woodland Mills and he's very unhappy with it, wishes he hadn't gone for the low price and shiny paint. Chinese mills are selling now in the UK for less than $1000 - with a warranty of 90 days. Sure, you might not have the money for a tool that's made to a high standard, but if you buy a cheap one therefore, you'll soon be cursing it for unreliability, inaccuracy and bits falling off.
I state immediately that it is compatible with bars with a minimum length of 35 cm and a maximum of 91 cm. We want cheap stuff, so China supplies it, but it comes at a different cost - zero reliability. Sfeomi Portable Chain Sawmill (35-91 cm) If you are looking for a mobile sawmill for your chainsaw, then I recommend this model from Sfeomi. I don't blame China for that fact - it's our own fault, because we want it that way. It's the fact that any product shipping out of China to the West is deliberately poorly manufactured and will have a short working lifetime. Click to expand.It's not a question of the raw material.
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