Is 22" the outside diameter, the inside diameter, or the length of logs that can be used? Thank You!
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I am not sure. I have never measured it. I can fit a typical log bundle size log in it. The bundles you can buy at grocery stores.
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pretty small bar, the lumber maker will probably attach. but to be able to mill logs I'm hoping you have a large enough saw? and ripping chain. a small chain saw will not do the job. I'm saying this because my Stihl 170 has a 14 inch bar and would never be made to mill logs.
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The bore is 22mm, which is just shy of 7/8 inch. I think this will work fine for you, as my Porter Cable is also quoted at 7/8 inch arbor and it fits. I would suspect all of these tools are engineered in metric units.
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Hi Marilyn, Not really, this is a good planner, but not suitable for logs. I used a chainsaw with a log wizard attachment to remove bark from logs. Mick
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N.L.,it all depends the unit you buy. They have 36" and 40" units - which is the length of main bar from the tip of the chain saw to the motor. I have a 24" unit which I find myself trimming the log sides to accomodate about 19" width max blank size. but most of what i remove is resin-wood, so it's no great loss.
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This particular one is 21" and made for their own two handed Machete (Cold Steel). This is a very good sheath for the money and I often toss mine over the should and wear it on my back when trecking through the woods. Unfortunately, it isnt (as noted) the 22" you were looking for, but dependent upon the design of your machete, may accomodate what you want.
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I think you can use for both. I only burned wood. I cut my wood logs about 14-15 inches or shorter and split into 3-4 inches. It's perfect for me.
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The biggest I've split was about 20". You can really split any size, you just may have to rotate and resplit if it is a large log.
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Unfortunately, the log must fit between the head of the bottle jack and the wedge and these two points are 20" apart. Sorry, no way around it. Considering the dimensions of my stove I cut my wood to 16" and the thing works beautifully.
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Measuring at the center it looks to be about 5 inches deep. The sides slope down to the center but it is still a good size to burn even those artificial logs you can buy at the grocery store or places like Walmart or Lowe's. I hope this helps!
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I used my Stihl saw (49cc) with a 20" bar to cut an 18" diameter walnut log. It works but is slow going. The logs were 8' long and each cut took 5-10 minutes with the saw running wide open, which used nearly a tankful of gas. The mill works but if I had more than a couple of logs, I would take them to a sawmill.
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The diameter of the part that goes into the fork (the quill, I think) on the part I received was 22mm
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I own 6 WSM's (4 18" and 2 22"). I use the 18" for ribs and chicken and the 22" for pork shoulders and brisket. The pro's w/ the 22" is of course more room. The con's of the 22" is less efficient re; coal burns, you will burn a lot more coal w/ the 22". Your biggest concern will be wind (not cold). The cold the Weber can handle, the wind will make for a temp fructuation that will eventually effect your final product. The virtual weber bullet website has ideas on blocking the wind. I personally use welder blankets. Hope this helps...
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Sorry, can not be more helpful. I resold it to a customer who took it to the cape. The stove he mounted it over is called 20" series, but is actually 22" wide.
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I have a Stihl Farmboss with a 20 inch bar. Works great, but it is a little on the short side for the larger logs. A bigger bar and engine will give you the ability to tackle larger pieces of timber with your Alaskan mill. I am not a serious logger or woodworker, but my setup works well for what I need to do.
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I noticed this item listed on a different vendor's site that listed the length as 22".
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Depends on density of log being split. I average 8-12in diameter mesquite and oak. Larger logs I pre split with axe then finish with splitter.