Zozen Chainsaw Mill Aluminum Profile 12inch, Used for Spliced Extension to 48inch, Help to Extend Cutting Size to 48inch, Only match for Zozen Chainsaw Mill
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Style: Extend to 48"
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Brand: zozen
Power Source: Manual
Item Weight: 0.99 Kilograms
Manufacturer: zozen
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Model Number: Aluminum Profile Extension to 48In
Brand Name: zozen
Manufacturer: zozen
UPC: 709226435015
Item Type Name: Aluminum Profile Extension to 48In
Power Source: Manual
Item Weight: 0.99 Kilograms
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Top Amazon Reviews
Style: 14" to 36"
First time ever using an "Alaskan Chainsaw Mill." Setup wasn't terrible. Had to watch some videos online but was pretty easy. Of note: make sure you have a rail system for the first board, to remove the outer rough cut board. This kit did not come with those mounting brackets, but this same brand offers them. Ordered, and it worked great. One thing I found out quickly and was new to me (even though everyone I talked too who has used this style of mill, said "Yes, that is an issue" is that you lose a lot of the cutting width. I was running a 20" bar on a Stihl 311 and by the time you add the saw to the mill, the brackets and how it mounts takes up about 4 inches of your cutting length leaving you with a max cut of 16". I ended up having to purchase a 25 inch bar and new ripping chains. With the 25" bar, I was able to slab boards under 20" in width. Ideally, a 36 inch bar would be better but my Stihl 311 would be very unhappy with that much chain. Overall, really love this product. Well built, sturdy, and works. Only complaint would be with all of the track extension set screws. These will vibrate out of their hole quite easily and I am going to use some lightweight locktite to help the screws stay in place. Recommend this product.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 7, 2023 by N. Creamer
Style: 14" to 36"
Brake off right afterWhat a cool little rig. I have a neotec 892 and it fits well with the 36inch blade. But when I starred her up and got to the log my chainsaw was smoking, I had the brake on for maybe 45 seconds to a minute. I cooked the clutch! Remember,after you start a high powdered saw, take the brake off right away@!!
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Reviewed in the United States on February 12, 2026 by Sean duffy
Style: 14" to 36"
This mill is well built with just a couple of quirks that I can easily get over. So far, I’ve milled a few oak logs and a couple maple combined with a Husqvarna Rancher 460 with a 24” bar and Forester ripping chain. If you take your time, everything runs great and I’d guess it goes about 1’ / 1-1.5 minutes. Use your wedges in the back of the log once you are clear enough and then side wedges every few feet. Also, pay attention to your markings on the depth gauge. I installed mine in opposite directions, so I have to look around one side or the other to match them up. Overall, I like the kit and know I can run a bigger saw, if I get one! Definitely recommend this Alaskan mill. Pros: Stable / wide platform that keeps cuts level and tracking well. Lightweight frame, but solid backing for the saw. Easy to adjust cut height with your standard chainsaw wrench. Brackets for the first cut work well, if your log’s end cut is fairly square. Cons: Plastic handled bolts for holding handle and end brace vibrate out. I’d recommend some blue loctite on these and nuts that won’t be adjusted. Handle is awkward to use. I wish it was upright, like most other mill kits. I might add a clamp on handle for that purpose. One the second cut and beyond, you have to make sure you start level, or the back of the guide will bind when it gets on the log.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 21, 2024 by N. Peterson
Style: 14" to 36"
No issues with mill that others have noticed! Note, I have a Husqvarna 70CC 372XP w 24” bar, cutting 14-18” green Black Locust was the limit for this mill. In other words, YES, you can mill logs this size, but it’s a lot of stress on your saw, even when resting and sharpening after EVERY SLAB. I DID NOT, use a rip chain which I realize would have made things easier. Bottom line, if this is for 1 small “rough” job per year great, if not look into a small band saw mill!
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Reviewed in the United States on January 16, 2026 by Juan Boquetero
Style: 14" to 36"
So I haven't used this yet but it went together quick and it seems pretty sturdy. I think this will work out well.
Reviewed in the United States on January 12, 2026 by j
Style: 14" to 36"
The quality of this product is good but I just think it’s a poor design. The clamps that hold it to the bar of the saw are either too tight that the blade won’t move because it’s bound or they’re too loose that the bar moves. And when it moves it's not only unsafe but the blade can hit a bolt (like happened in my case) and dull the blade instantly. Some of the bolts are hard to reach as well. You end up spending more time adjusting everything than actually cutting wood. If you have an 18” chainsaw, the maximum size log you will be able to cut is about 13 inches.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 15, 2024 by Staci E.
Style: 14" to 36"
I have a pretty massive tree that went down and i bought this to slab up my old growth wipe pine. i used an extension ladder for the first cut and a Stihl 066 with a 32" blade. I also bought the extension kit so i can put my 46" bar and chain on when i get lower on the tree. The Zozen went together quickly and wasn't missing any parts. I prepped the tree for the first cut 9' long by about 26" wide cut which went smooth. Then I set the depth to 2 1/2", and made another pass, filled up with gas about half way through, and should have filled up with bar oil, i was out then done with the second cut. Saw was a beast, and the mill did its job perfectly. i inspected it after and no bolts loosened up. I did make sure they were tight before starting. I will be using the extension this weekend towards the bottom of the tree. I would reccomend 2 people to run it, at least for larger trees.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 10, 2023 by Me Ra
Style: 14" to 36"
Portable mill works great and is very solid. Have used to slab red oak planks
Reviewed in the United States on December 30, 2025 by Robert Duy