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$1600. Pricey.

This is an interesting contraption. <iframe width="640" height="480" src="//www.youtube.com/embed/zGaM03vcHyk" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen></iframe>

Thanks Jay and Willard. I've always used 10 degrees, never tried anything else. It does go slowly with a chainsaw, but when I was in Hawaii I had the opportunity to work with the chainsaw slabbing attachment on a Lucas Mill. Twenty something horsepower sure speeds things up! Filing that...

What angles are you guys using on your ripping chains?

Sweet! I want one of those.

Waycool insect gallery Deva. You know you got one rocking job when you're getting paid to do some chainsaw milling on big logs like that.

Beautiful table Jay. I always enjoy seeing pictures of your work.

Jay, have you ever seen the chainsaw slabbing attachment on a Lucas Mill in action? Pure luxury. Not cheap, though.