I Tried an Alaskan Chainsaw Mill… and Gave Up (Here’s Why)

If you’re curious about the VEVOR chainsaw mill and want to check it out for yourself, here’s the link: 👉 https://s.vevor.com/QTXNOZ - Use code VEV5OFF for 5% off all Vevor products I finally got around to trying out the VEVOR Alaskan chainsaw mill, and while the mill itself was solid, I quickly realized my setup wasn’t going to cut it—literally. My chainsaw just didn’t have enough power to make milling worth the time and effort, so I ended up quitting halfway through my very first cut. That’s not to say chainsaw mills don’t work—they absolutely can if you’ve got the right saw for the job. But in my case, it became clear that milling a log this way was going to take hours and hours, and that’s just not realistic for me. Affiliate Disclaimer: As an Amazon Associate (and through other affiliate programs), I may earn a commission from qualifying purchases made through the link above—at no additional cost to you. It helps support the channel so I can keep making more videos like this. Thanks for watching, and if you’ve tried chainsaw milling before, let me know your experience in the comments!