PM80-GB84 Panther Horizon Heavy Chainsaw Mill 80″[200cm] WITH GB 84″[213cm] Milling Bar .404 .063 222 drive links

If you are serious about getting into chainsaw milling please read the following description – click on the various links [they are all relevant and they will answer a lot of your questions]. Chainsaw milling is a discipline in itself and it will take months if not years to really begin to master it. Our Panther chainsaw mill has been designed and built by Loglogic [click to find them here – BUT please do not call them for advice or sales – they ONLY sell through retailers]. Loglogic are a bespoke engineering firm that make various custom machines [mainly their all terrain Soft traks] and together with Chainsawbars the Panther Chainsaw Mills are the result. Using input from chainsaw millers with more than 10 years experience to create a mill for chainsaw millers by chainsaw millers. We didn’t develop these mills in order to make clones or similar style mills to what was already out there or what you could pick up cheaply on ebay – because what would be the point of that? We developed them to improve the design, the look, the performance and the ease of use.

Something to be aware of – we are ALWAYS making tweaks and improvements to the design. You may find the mill you receive may not be exactly and precisely what the instructions denote. It is pretty much impossible to keep everything up to date as we are constantly looking to improve the mill itself and rather than waiting – we just do it!

The mill arrives semi assembled – getting a bag of nuts and bolts may make our lives easier – but it makes yours harder. Hence the mill you get will have as much pre assembly completed as possible so that you spend the least time putting it together.

WHAT SIZE MILL DO I NEED AND WHICH MAKE?

This is a question to be directed at yourself – we have the mills but only you know what your largest saw is, what wood you have to cut, whether you may want to put a smaller bar on your mill for future. If this is a question you are asking then you MUST read this article here

WHAT OTHER ACCESSORIES CAN I BUY? WHAT ABOUT FIRST CUT SYSTEMS? DO PANTHER MAKE A VERTICAL MILL?

You can find all the above and more here on the main Panther Milling Page – have a click around and see what’s on offer.

• Max depth of cut on all mills 13″[33cm] – Custom longer uprights coming soon!

PM42-GB30 Comes with a 30″[76cm] GB Lo Pro Bar running Panther Lo Pro Ripping Chain and Lo Pro drive rim – max cutting width 22″[56cm]

PM42-GB36 Comes with a 36″[91cm] GB Lo Pro Bar running Panther Lo Pro Ripping Chain and Lo Pro drive rim – max cutting width 28″[71cm]

PM42-GB42 Comes with a 42″[107cm] GB Lo Pro Bar running Panther Lo Pro Ripping Chain and Lo Pro drive rim – max cutting width 34″[85cm]

PM48-GB48 Comes with a 48″[122cm] GB Lo Pro Bar running Panther Lo Pro Ripping Chain and Lo Pro drive rim – max cutting width 40″[102cm]

PM60-GB54 Comes with a 54″[137cm] GB Extra Long Bar running Panther 404 Full Skip Ripping Chain – max cutting width 46″[117cm]

PM60-GB64 Comes with a 64″[163cm] GB Extra Long Bar running Panther 404 Hyperskip Ripping Chain – max cutting width 56″[142cm]

PM70-GB74 Comes with a 74″[188cm] GB Extra Long Bar running Panther 404 Hyperskip Ripping Chain -max cutting width 66″[168cm]

PM80-GB84 Comes with a 84″[213cm] GB Extra Long Bar running Panther 404 Hyperskip Ripping Chain – max cutting width 76″[193cm]

Question – Can I fit a Panther Mill to my existing saw? Can I buy a larger model in case I want to fit to a larger saw in the future? Can I extend the mill later if I want to?

The Answers are 1) Yes you’ll have to drill x2 holes in the bar find Panther Bare Mills without bar and chain by clicking here  2) Yes you can always fit a larger Panther Mill to a smaller bar. One method as below. 2nd method is more sophisticated – buy an Panther Additional Central Bracket Assembly found and demoed here.3) Yes you can extend the mill at a later date but really you are better off using a longer mill on a smaller bar to start with as extending a mill is more expensive further down the line [but it can be down].

How much milling width do I get on may chainsaw? Easy – take your chainsaw and knock off 8″[or 20cm] and this is what you will mill maximum width.