Norwood PM14 Assembly. 

Thanks Cody!

You should post so much more!

this isnt an amazon review page bro. but thanks thanks for the views.

i havent had any problems.

@@katherinesmith6689 I measured about 1000 times. You have to adjust the set screws under the mounting plate. I made sure to set up on a flat surface, and squared the bar over the bunk before I ever cut a board. Worked perfect. Hopefully that is helpful for you

Where's your videos mate? You run a loose chain? It's a brand new chain for 1 and it did stretch right away (just like they always do), then tightened again it was good for all the milling I did. If you run it loose you're more likely to throw the chain. Godspeed

im not sure what you mean. if you are refering to my work lamp, its just a adjustable work lamp for a desk, i took the shroud off and used one of those LED pedal lights that work in a regular bulb socket. its pretty bright. thanks for watching

sorry for the late reply. its not a super detailed video, but should give people the broad strokes. I'm running a 24", the guard doest fit with that length bar and is more than needed, I would suggest a 20" max. thanks for watching. cheers!

They say 20', but you can go bigger which is why I bought it. Beyond 20' the guard will not fit and they said it can void the warranty but it's decent construction and the bar length won't add much weight. If you do rip logs beyond 22' or so, the dogs will not work. You basically need to lay the track next to the log but a large log should say in place and once it's smaller you can move it to the dogs - quarter sawing is a great option here. All being said, assembly sucks. Instructions are awful. Parts not labeled. The guide is almost useless and very inconsistent - picture orientation and parts don't match well. I was also missing parts but Norwood sent them. I feel like this product was better at one time. For example, in the assembly book I have, the wheels appear to be metal. Mine are plastic. It's expensive for what it is as it's basically an Alaskan sawmill on a track but it's far less work and the cuts are much better due to the stability. Much easier adjustment too.

Thanks Brother! ✊

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why?

@@nkurikiyimanajeanclaude3881 hi, thanks for watching and commenting. Much appreciated. Unfortunately I'm not the Google search bar. The machine is called PM14 made by Norwood.

sorry I don't speak read or write Español. the only thing I understood was "hola"

I got mine on sale, $1,000.00 US plus shipping and taxes. That's considerably less than the band saw mills.

its a bit of a pita. but not impossible. you don't want to be taking it off and putting it back on several times a day.

If you're using this for remote work it's best to setup and do a lot at once. If you expect to need a free chainsaw it's best to bring another with a standard vs. ripping chain. Once you get going, it moves fast. Good upgrade over the Alaskan mill which has it's place, but the track is a game changer - my back thanks me and the cuts and much more uniform and faster.

www.norwoodsawmills.com . im not your mother, Google it. thanks for watching!

Go online and order it from Norwood www.norwoodsawmills.com/sawmills?GA_adgroup=107549731410&GA_campaign=11504288854&GA_creative=476127431745&GA_device=m&GA_extension=&GA_keyword=norwood%20sawmill&GA_landingpage=www.norwoodsawmills.com/sawmills&GA_loc_physical_ms=9001402&GA_network=g&GA_placement=&GA_target=

About $1700 CAD