The real truth is that a portable sawmill is not unlike a car in the sense that both need routine maintenance in order to run properly. If certain parts of the sawmill aren't level, for instance, the saw blade itself won't be level and it will slip out of the cuts, causing lumber to be cut improperly and blades to break. That means a lot of wasted time.
Another of the things that will make or break a
portable sawmill business is the type of blade that is used. Some blades break after only 2 or 3
hours. That leads to a lot of time and
money wasted on blade replacement. Also,
some blades simply don't move as quickly as others.
Therefore, maximum portable sawmill efficiency
requires that you perform regular maintenance on your machinery and that you
find the best possible blade. Cook's 2”
Super Sharp blades are rapidly developing a reputation for being some of the
best blades in the business. They are
thin, yet strong and resilient. They can
also cut at high speeds.
Do you want to learn more about your portable sawmill
business and how to increase your profits?
If so, go to www.cookssaw.com for more information.