Forestly Equipments · Feature Overview
From the KOHLER electric-start powerplant to the carbon steel blade and spiral log clamps, every system on this mill is built for serious, repeatable cuts. Explore the core features below, then review the full specification breakdown.
Large, visual feature cards in a two-column layout. Hover or tap to see subtle motion and depth—everything is tuned around your real-world milling workflow: start-up, control, capacity, safety, and finish quality.
Equipped with an electric-start KOHLER CH440 engine, this mill is built for fast, reliable starts and long service life. Turn the key, bring the blade up to speed, and focus on the cut instead of fighting a pull cord—especially when temperatures drop or you’re starting and stopping all day.
The height handle rotates through 23 locking positions, giving you precise, repeatable control over your board thickness. Dial in the cut you need—from thin boards to full 7" slabs—and return to the same setting without guessing or re-measuring every pass.
This mill is built to take on serious timber, with capacity for logs up to 32" in diameter. That means yard trees, storm-fall hardwoods, and large softwood stems can all be broken down on site instead of being cut short or left in the field.
A large, easy-to-reach emergency stop button is mounted at the top of the handle, allowing you to shut down the machine instantly if something doesn’t look or sound right. It’s a simple detail that adds a real layer of safety when you’re working around heavy logs and moving blades.
Adjust the saw head and blade path to match your log, and take on live-edge slabs up to 29" wide. Perfect for table tops, benches, and showpiece timbers where width really matters.
Cutting speed is at your fingertips. Push the throttle handle to feed the blade and adjust speed to match species, width, and blade sharpness. Fewer steps, smoother feed, and a noticeable boost in productivity over a long day at the mill.
The blade is carbonized steel, sized at 158 × 1.3 × 0.04" with a rotational speed up to 787" per second. That balance of strength, flexibility, and speed keeps cuts smooth and stable while minimizing waste and tear-out.
The track is equipped with spiral-style log clamps that bite into the fiber and hold logs firmly while you mill. They’re quick to set, easy to reposition, and help keep the cant steady through each pass.
The mill ships with a 157" standard log track, giving you a 123" (10.5 ft) cutting length. Need more? Add a 78" extension track to take on longer logs and keep big stems in one piece.
Expand any group to review engine details, cutting capacity, blade system, track geometry, and warranty coverage. All specs below describe this sawmill configuration.
