Portable Sawmills | TMG Industrial UK

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  • 40" Portable Sawmill, 13’ Track Length, 24 HP V-Twin Engine, 4-Post Carriage, 10 L Water Tank, EPA Certified Fuel Tank, TMG-PSM38
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    40" Portable Sawmill, 13’ Track Length, 24 HP V-Twin Engine, 4-Post Carriage, 10 L Water Tank, EPA Certified Fuel Tank, TMG-PSM38

    TMG-PSM38

    $5,699.00
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Portable Sawmills | TMG Industrial United Kingdom

Unlock the full potential of your lumber with our high-performance portable sawmills, designed for precision and efficiency in any location. Whether you're on-site or in your backyard, these sawmills provide clean, accurate cuts, turning logs into valuable timber with ease. Invest in our durable, top-quality portable sawmills today and experience the freedom and flexibility to mill your own lumber wherever you need.

Types of Wood Chipper

  • 22’’ and 27” Portable Sawmills
    Compact and practical for light-duty cutting needs.

  • 30” Portable Sawmills
    Balanced size for general-purpose lumber processing.

  • 36” Portable Sawmills
    Heavy-duty models suited for larger logs and semi-commercial use.

Maintenance Tips for Wood Chippers

  • Track Alignment Should Be Re-Checked After Every Relocation
    Portable sawmills often lose rail alignment when moved. Use a straightedge and feeler gauge to re-level and re-align tracks, especially before cutting larger logs.

  • Debark Logs Before Milling to Protect Blade Life
    Bark contains dirt, rocks, and grit that dull blades quickly. A simple log debarker or chainsaw pass can significantly extend blade sharpness and reduce wear on bearings.

  • Drain and Refill Fuel If the Mill Sits Idle for Over 30 Days
    Gasoline can degrade and gum up small engines. If your sawmill is seasonal, always drain old fuel and add fresh with stabilizer before restarting.

  • Retension the Blade Frequently in Humid Weather
    Humidity and temperature swings affect blade tension. Recheck and adjust blade tension to avoid wavy cuts or premature band failure during long workdays.

FAQs

  1. How big of a log can I cut with a 30” sawmill?

A 30” sawmill typically cuts logs up to 30” in diameter and around 10–16 feet in length, depending on the track setup.

  1. How long does a bandsaw blade last?

    Blade life varies by wood type and cleanliness:

    • Clean softwood: 4–6 hours

    • Dirty hardwood: 1–3 hours

    • Sharpening can extend blade use up to 5 times.

  1. Can one person operate a portable sawmill alone?

    Yes — most portable sawmills are designed for solo use. However, log loading may require ramps, winches, or a tractor for safety.

  1. Do you sell track extensions?

    Yes — we offer compatible track extension kits for select sawmill models, allowing you to mill longer logs as your needs grow.

Why Choose TMG Industrial

At TMG Industrial, we’re ready to be your trusted industrial equipment supplier—whether you're lifting with precision, compacting soil with power, or protecting assets with durable storage. Our lineup supports construction, agriculture, and industrial jobs with tools engineered to boost productivity, safety, and efficiency. These aren't just machines—they’re solutions built to help you tackle every project with confidence.

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