Again, nice work!
Very nice work!!! I'm particularly facinated my what appear to be UHMWPE guides on your rig just below the main rails. I've been vexed by the difficulty of having the mill rub against the log, causing muscle sapping friction. The guide plates on a Granberg Alaskan help, but when you are nearing the bottom of the log, the upright of the mill often contacts the log, as the guide plates are so far below the top of the cant, and the top of the cant sticks out so far. I tried putting wheels from a roller blade on my mill, and this helped a bit, but I think I'm going to steal from you, and add an adjustable wheel or two just below the main rails, designed to roll on the side of my 2x12 guide that I always have on my log. I'll post pictures when I complete this... I'm in the middle of milling a 33' 18" ash for a friend (when it is below 90 degrees) and I think this will help... if not, I"ll know why soon.
Congrats on the work!
Schumann