Info on Ebay chainsaw mill

[towtow]

I noticed there are a couple of sellers on Ebay with an EZ Lumber Maker. I wanted to verify it's value. I noticed that the sellers both seem to be hiding the manufacture's stamp on the jig.

Anyone know who makes this jig? Is it any good? Better than Beam machine or Granberg?

Thanks,

Mike

 

[Railomatic]

chain mills

Hi Mike

The maker of those mills on eBay is myself, I developed them over the last ten years or so, the masked logo you mention is an old www that is no longer running.
I'm in the process getting a new URL right now, the mills are called Roller-Matic and Rail-O-Matic, I wanted a mill that was more user friendly than the one you mentioned, so I made them to as you see them today.

They are fully portable and the Rail version can handle 48" logs at source.

Cheers
Davy.

 

[towtow]

Rail-O-Matic

Davy,
Thanks for the quick response. Is Ebay the only way to get one until your website is up? Of the two sellers I noticed that one sells for more than the other and that they claim there is more instruction included...kind of confusing.

Mike

 

[Railomatic]

Rail-O-Matic

Yes the two two milling machines on ebay is the only way to view them at
present until I get my web-site up and running, which will be some time in
the early new year.
Both mills are mine and are two different ways to cut lumber, first one is
hands on using two men and a four roller rolling platform and the other,
uses
a rail system and a lot less effort is needed using only one person.

 

[nhawlman]

You get what you pay for

My experience has been that you tend to get what you pay for.
Whether it's Chainsaws or Mills, or chains, or Boots.

If you pay a cheap price, expect to get a cheap item.
Any offers on my good-as-new Yugo Chainsaw, anyone ?
(complete with eight Service Manuals)

Health and Happiness,
Nevin