Granberg Portable Chainsaw Edging Sawmill, G555B-24 Inch Alaskan (Mini Mill) Premium Timber Log Cutting Attachment Machine - Wood Cutter Tool Accessories Guide - Manual Milling Wedge Tools - Rail bars

This is a great jig for beams and a first cut for a large mill. It doesn't take a large saw to run and is easy to set up for your first cut. I like the larger mill for dimensional lumber but this is my go to for edging after using the larger mill. You can use this for all the milling but it takes more time to reset it for each cut. I usually take all of the slabs, sandwich them together, then set my edge mill up to finish up the slabs. I run a 372 XP Husky on it but a smaller saw would do just fine. I also use a ripping chain on a 20 inch bar.

Easy to assemble and use. Saves so much time when cut flat comparing to cutting freehand. Recommend to anyone wanting to take their skill set to another level. Thank you!

Product works great. Takes a small amount of time to set up properly but the results are definitely worth while.

Quality components and proven reliability. Stay away from cheap imitations. Backed by a family owned company. Made in the USA!

I’m a complete chainsaw newbie, so I bought a Stihl MS661 chainsaw with a 32” bar, a Granberg G555B, a G778-36, a Granberg ripping chain, chainsaw chaps, a respirator, and a face shield. For the G555B rails, I purchased some extra v-rails and a 16-foot 2x6 (grade 2). I flattened the 2x6 with hand tools, snapped a final chalk line to align the v-rails, then screwed them in. The actual G555B was pretty easy to put together itself. Long story short, I spent most of a weekend moving heavy logs around with a 48” Log Rite Cant Hook. Some of the logs were 2 feet in diameter and they were exhausting to move. At the end of the weekend, I got the new chainsaw working, mounted the board with the v-rail board to a lot, and cut a 16 foot-long slice off of the log. It was pretty quick! I love this thing.