VEVOR Rail Mill Guide System, 6 ft Milling Guide, 2 Crossbar Kits Chainsaw Mill Rail Guide, Aluminum Saw Mill Rail System Work with Chainsaw Mills, with Chainsaw Sharpening Vise and Work Gloves.

I have tried making a couple of cuts with it so far and both times the leveling bolts started to blackout as I cut. So as the cut progressed the saw would cut lower and lower and I didn't notice it until the saw couldn't proceed past the backed out adjusting screw. Which I had to screw down further to get past it but by then the slab had a bow cut into it. I going to have to buy some nuts to use as jam nuts to see if I can prevent this from happening again.

This guide works well, however, it could be more convenient to adjust.

The sawmill carriage worked just great, Directions (if you want to call them that) were nothing more than an exploded drawing of parts. Since it is relatively easy to put together, it was adequate but could have made the assembly a bit easier. The unit works very well in service and was not a problem in use. Very pleased with the quality and especially the price.

This chainsaw mill has done exactly what it was made for, just whish I had purchased the rail system with it. MM

This is the exact same thing I see advertised by other companies so find whoever is selling it cheapest lol. Pretty easy to assemble as it came with a chainsaw wrench and a small crescent wrench and that's all that is needed for assembly. The tools were in a nice zippered bag along with an unexpected pair of 100% pure Chinesium work gloves. I don't expect they'll last long but who knows, they fit great and allow more dexterity than my trusty dusty stinky leather work gloves. I knocked a star off because the "parts list and assembly instructions" were just an exploded parts diagram. It wasn't difficult to assemble but a modicum of instruction would have saved me some time. I suggest assembling the "upright" assemblies first, ensuring the welded-on nuts on the bottom pieces are pointing down. Then add the crosspiece (with the handle) next and then the other cross pieces, and then attach the "uprights" to the cross pieces. Those instructions alone would have save me about 10 minutes. Another reason for knocking a star is it came with absolutely no operating instructions or guidelines. That's not a big deal these days with instructional videos everywhere but I expected some guidelines or warnings at minimum.

Once I got it all figured out it was simple to use. The expeditious service from Vevor Company is very impressive. Very satisfied, am going to order additional equipment soon.

This product is easy to use. It seems to wobble a little when milling longer pieces of wood. Parts holding two lengths together could be longer.

I was hesitant on getting, but turned out to be a good piece. Directions to put unit together were not great but didn’t make difficult. Some built vibrated loose. Gonna put some screw lock on them which should resolve the issue. Built better than anticipated and works good.

It was on sale for $13.99 so of course I bought it. It's made by Vevor. Assembly was tough due to the crap instruction sheet but I got it figured out. Looks to be the same as the Granberg

Just as good as some of the more expensive ones. It gets the job done just fine. If I were going to do a lot of this I would go for the 'G' one. But then again, I would probably just get a band mill and go that route.