HM126 Portabelt sågverk

5.00 out of 5 based on 434 customer ratings

kr30,900.00 excl. VAT

9,5 hk Kohler-motor och 26” (66 cm) stockdiameterskapacitet

HM126 är flaggskeppet bland Woodland Mills portabla sågverk och utformades för att förse sågverken med ett välkonstruerat verk med hög precision som på ett effektivt sätt kan bearbeta stockar till timmer till en överkomlig kostnad. Den slitstarka HM126 är utrustad med en pålitlig 9,5 hk Kohler-bensinmotor och erbjuder möjligheten att såga upp stockar upp till diametern 26” (66 cm) och längden 10’ 5” (3,1 m). Icke desto mindre är den tillräckligt mångsidig för att kunna såga till faner så tunn som 1/16″ (1,6 mm) till alla möbelsnickerier som du kan tänka dig. Vid behov kan rälsförlängningar också inköpas så att stocklängdskapaciteten ökas. Den hållbara konstruktionen är utformad för att hålla och skänka sågverksägaren många års sågglädje.

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Produktbeskrivning

HM126 utformades och konstruerades av Woodland Mills för att fylla ett tomrum i branschen. Den pålitliga HM126 tillgodoser sågverkets behov av en ekonomisk och hållbar lösning. Alltifrån den pulverlackerade ytbehandlingen till den pålitliga 9,5 hk Kohler-bensinmotorn överträffar detta verk dina förväntningar. Alla viktigare stålkomponenter är försedda med antingen pulverlackerad eller galvaniserad ytbehandling. Detta gör att din vedmaskin motstår inverkan av väder och vind. Vi rekommenderar att du täcker över din vedmaskin när den inte används, men om du glömmer är det bra att veta att den klarar sig. Såghuvudet rör sig upp och ner längs en galvaniserad stålkanal med hjälp av ett mycket lättanvänt handdrivet vevsystem. Bladet hålls smörjt med hjälp av ett vattendroppsystem. Detta förhindrar att saven kletar fast på sågbladet.

Kapning

Vedmaskinen klarar av att kapa stockar med diametern 26″ (66 cm) och längder upp till 10’ 5” (3,1 m). Rälsförlängningar finns tillgängliga i längder av 6’ 5” (1,95 m). Klarar av att såga till fyrkanter på 19" (48 cm) eller faner så tunt som 1/16" (2 mm). HM126 sågar inom marginalen 1″ (25 mm) så att du maximerar brädmaterialet.

Effekt

M126-sågverket drivs av en 9,5 hk Kohler-bensinmotor. Den har en lutande cylindrisk utformning med gjutjärnscylinder och överliggande ventil som är lätt att komma åt. Luftfiltreringssystemet Quad-Clean med 4 steg ser till att bara ren luft kommer in, vilket ger maximal effekt och livslängd hos motorn. Dessutom täcks denna motor av en 3-årsgaranti vid yrkesmässigt bruk. Ett centrifugalkopplingssystem är anslutet till motorn, vilket ger “gasa och kör”-effektivitet och lätthanterlighet.

Rälssystem

Såghuvudet på vår maskin löper längs en styv 2.5″ x 4″ (63 x 101 mm) L-ränna som stöds på tvären av ett slitstarkt 3″ x 6″ (76 x 152 mm) rektangulärt rör. Dessa tvärgående stöd medför att stockens tyngd fördelas över en stor anliggningsyta så att märken och hack i stocken kan undvikas. Dessa slitstarka tvärgående stöd ger ytterligare stadga till rälssystemet. Rälsen innehåller också en justerbar skruvtving som används för att hålla fast stocken under sågningen. Rälsen består av sektioner av längden 6’ 5” (1,95 m) som gör det möjligt att bearbeta stockar av längden 10’ 5” (3,1 m). Rälsförlängningar av längden 6’ 5” (1,95 m) kan hakas på så att man kan ta hand om stockar av valfri längd.

Blad

HM126 använder sågblad med härdade sågtänder av dimensionerna 1,25″ x 125″ x 0,042″ (32 x 3175 x 1,0 mm) av märket Lenox som finns tillgängliga genom Woodland Mills. Sågspåret begränsas till bara 0,080″ (2 mm) så att man får ut så mycket som möjligt timmer per stock.

Garanti

Sågverket täcks av en 2-årsgaranti mot fabrikationsfel och undantar slitdelar (remmar, sågblad och kullager). Kohler-motorn täcks av en 3-årsgaranti för yrkesmässigt bruk och tas om hand av alla Kohler-försäljningsställen.

Specifikation
Effekt	9,5 hk Kohler Pro Command (bensin)
Stockdiameterkapacitet	26" (66cm)
Stocklängdskapacitet	10'5" (3,15 m)
Rälsförlängningar	6'5" (1,95 m) (Flera förlängningar kan hakas på)
Avstånd mellan sågbladsskenor	21 tum (53 cm)
Maximalt sågdjup	7" (18cm)
Sågmarginal	1" (2.5cm)
Maximal sågbredd	19" (48 cm) fyrkant eller 21" (53 cm) i naturlig form
Sågmarginal	1" (2.5cm)
Rälsskenkonstruktion	2,5" x 4" (63 x 102 mm) galvaniserade stålskenor
Stolpar (rektangulära stålrör)	3" x 6" (75 x 152 mm) pulverlackerad
Kåpor till stolpar i rostfritt stål	Alternativ
Fötter för nivåjustering	Innehållande sats med 12 st
Stockklämmor	1 snabbfäste
Såghuvudkonstruktion	2"x2" (50 x 50 mm) 4 stolpar
Drivremshjulets diameter	19" (48cm)
Bladstorlek	Lenox, bredd x längd x tjocklek: 32 x 3658 x 22 mm (1,25" x 144" x 7/8" )
Bladkopplingssystem	Centrifugalkoppling (Gasa och kör)
Smörjningstank	10 L (2.6 US gallons) aluminium
Ytbehandling	Pulverlackerat / galvaniserat stål
Sågverkets vikt	363 kg
Fraktvikt	386 kg
Sågverksgaranti	2-årsgaranti för delar
Motorgaranti	3-årsgaranti (direkt genom Kohler)

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434 reviews for HM126 Portabelt sågverk

Jason Owen October 31, 2017

I was able to max out my hm126. Out here in NW KS not to many trees. This piece of cotton wood is 11' long 18.5 " deep resawed to 2 5/8 thick. Pretty good for around here. Ought to make a nice bar top.

Location: KS, USA

JB & Tanya Freeman October 31, 2017

This is beautiful!

Location: MS, USA

Arthur Langille October 31, 2017

Hi there, These are two of the things I used the saw mill to make. Art & Norma

Location: NS, Canada

Shawn Crevier October 31, 2017

My T-Rex trailer.....new and then full! Then Milling, milling, and installing! Side board and batten and wood floor for the garage! Shawn

Location: QC Canada

Josh Ring, TimberStone Adventures October 31, 2017

I was just enjoying an album showing all the great things that can come from owning your own sawmill. This prompted me to get together an album of my own showing a lot of the things I have done in just 2 short years with mine. My wife and I have built a great business (renting treehouses), and could NEVER have done it without our $4000 investment in our mill. Hopefully this can inspire some of you that are still on the fence about buying a mill. Truth is, they are priceless! Thanks - it has been a ton of work, and the mill has held up amazing throughout the entire project (3 years). TimberStone Adventures Inc. - Maine Treehouse Rentals & Disc Golf www.timberstoneadventures.com And it is an awesome mill for the money, actually has been through a lot more than this. You can see the entire property that's been milled/built here www.facebook.com/timberstoneadventures Update: Latest project: 2 Months, 60+ hour weeks, 1200' elevation - and a lot of blood, sweat, and tears later...... 5 story livable lighthouse/tower, on the very top of our mountain. 100% milled/built on site. I logged and loaded the mill with a small 4x4 atv(with 10,000# winch mounted on the front) and several series of pulleys/cable scattered throughout the forest. The only electric power tool used to build was a portable 20v impact drill, most everything was cut with homemade onsite jigs and the chainsaw (I used over 5 gallons of chainsaw gas for this project). The ATV and mill were winched up the mountainside on the cable bridge that I built this Spring(can be seen in pics). The views are of all the Western Maine Mountains & White Mountains of NH. The tower can only be accessed by foot through our hiking trails, and the entire mountain top is bordered by 1000's of acres of the White Mountain National Forest. The interior and solar power installation are next, then a good long break for this guy!

Location: ME, USA

Claude Chabot October 31, 2017

I recently purchased an HM126 saw mill and I am very satisfied with the unit. The mill was delivered quickly and without issue. I would highly recommend woodland mills to anyone looking to purchase a saw mill

Location: ON Canada

Dan Lehman October 31, 2017

SC summer heat finally breaking and get back to milling. Very happy with mill.

Location: SC, USA

Karl Ameigos October 31, 2017

From a log to the Woodland 126 Mill to the wood pile then my Coffee table I made today. My son Kevin milling the jack pine.

Location: ON Canada

Arthur Penird, Olde Crow Primitive Country Crafts and Quilts October 31, 2017

Hello Lori: I'm enjoying our 126, once I figured out the tracking. I've sawed over 32 logs and am very satisfied with the mill. My son Andy is sending pictures of a building that I built for my wife's quilting business. The interior and exterior siding was sawed from Hemlock logs and also the interior beams.in the showroom. Her business is called Olde Crow Primitive Country Crafts and Quilts in Harpursville, N.Y. It certainly has been a rewarding experience, and I'm finding some folks are stopping by to purchase hemlock and poplar off the mill

Location: NY, USA

Dave Usipurk October 31, 2017

Lori, I love the stump grinder it really does a number on the BC pine roots (which are very dense). I’ve attached a picture of it attached to My Kubota M6040. Not sure if you are aware but I just received the HM130 sawmill which I just setup and will be using to saw all the wood I need for my farm. I really like the Quality / Price and Customer service that you provide at Woodland Mills . My wife and I are considering the 8” Chipper in the very near future as we would like to make our own Chips and Mulch for our animals. All the best, Dave

Location: BC, Canada

Jason Owen October 31, 2017

I was able to max out my hm126. Out here in NW KS not to many trees. This piece of cotton wood is 11' long 18.5 " deep resawed to 2 5/8 thick. Pretty good for around here. Ought to make a nice bar top.

Location: KS, USA
JB & Tanya Freeman October 31, 2017

This is beautiful!

Location: MS, USA
Arthur Langille October 31, 2017

Hi there, These are two of the things I used the saw mill to make. Art & Norma

Location: NS, Canada
Shawn Crevier October 31, 2017

My T-Rex trailer.....new and then full! Then Milling, milling, and installing! Side board and batten and wood floor for the garage! Shawn

Location: QC Canada
Josh Ring, TimberStone Adventures October 31, 2017

I was just enjoying an album showing all the great things that can come from owning your own sawmill. This prompted me to get together an album of my own showing a lot of the things I have done in just 2 short years with mine. My wife and I have built a great business (renting treehouses), and could NEVER have done it without our $4000 investment in our mill. Hopefully this can inspire some of you that are still on the fence about buying a mill. Truth is, they are priceless! Thanks - it has been a ton of work, and the mill has held up amazing throughout the entire project (3 years). TimberStone Adventures Inc. - Maine Treehouse Rentals & Disc Golf www.timberstoneadventures.com And it is an awesome mill for the money, actually has been through a lot more than this. You can see the entire property that's been milled/built here www.facebook.com/timberstoneadventures Update: Latest project: 2 Months, 60+ hour weeks, 1200' elevation - and a lot of blood, sweat, and tears later...... 5 story livable lighthouse/tower, on the very top of our mountain. 100% milled/built on site. I logged and loaded the mill with a small 4x4 atv(with 10,000# winch mounted on the front) and several series of pulleys/cable scattered throughout the forest. The only electric power tool used to build was a portable 20v impact drill, most everything was cut with homemade onsite jigs and the chainsaw (I used over 5 gallons of chainsaw gas for this project). The ATV and mill were winched up the mountainside on the cable bridge that I built this Spring(can be seen in pics). The views are of all the Western Maine Mountains & White Mountains of NH. The tower can only be accessed by foot through our hiking trails, and the entire mountain top is bordered by 1000's of acres of the White Mountain National Forest. The interior and solar power installation are next, then a good long break for this guy!

Location: ME, USA
Claude Chabot October 31, 2017

I recently purchased an HM126 saw mill and I am very satisfied with the unit. The mill was delivered quickly and without issue. I would highly recommend woodland mills to anyone looking to purchase a saw mill

Location: ON Canada
Dan Lehman October 31, 2017

SC summer heat finally breaking and get back to milling. Very happy with mill.

Location: SC, USA
Karl Ameigos October 31, 2017

From a log to the Woodland 126 Mill to the wood pile then my Coffee table I made today. My son Kevin milling the jack pine.

Location: ON Canada
Arthur Penird, Olde Crow Primitive Country Crafts and Quilts October 31, 2017

Hello Lori: I'm enjoying our 126, once I figured out the tracking. I've sawed over 32 logs and am very satisfied with the mill. My son Andy is sending pictures of a building that I built for my wife's quilting business. The interior and exterior siding was sawed from Hemlock logs and also the interior beams.in the showroom. Her business is called Olde Crow Primitive Country Crafts and Quilts in Harpursville, N.Y. It certainly has been a rewarding experience, and I'm finding some folks are stopping by to purchase hemlock and poplar off the mill

Location: NY, USA
Dave Usipurk October 31, 2017

Lori, I love the stump grinder it really does a number on the BC pine roots (which are very dense). I’ve attached a picture of it attached to My Kubota M6040. Not sure if you are aware but I just received the HM130 sawmill which I just setup and will be using to saw all the wood I need for my farm. I really like the Quality / Price and Customer service that you provide at Woodland Mills . My wife and I are considering the 8” Chipper in the very near future as we would like to make our own Chips and Mulch for our animals. All the best, Dave

Location: BC, Canada

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