This chunk of log is 38 cm, or about 15" in diameter. I figured my sawmill should be able to handle logs up to 40 cm or 16", so this was close to the limit. My saw only opens up to 35 cm (14") wide, but that should be enough to cut slabs off the log. After slabs are cut off, the rest of the log will fit between the blade guides. Starting to cut some slices off the log. It would have made more sense to flatten this side of the log in one cut, but my goal was to test the saw. Removing thinner slices means more cuts and therefore more opportunities for testing. I had to be careful. used log band saw on www.- ► used machines online ✔ The first marketplace for used machinery ► Visit us now ✔.  offers log band saw. maximum number of results exceeded > please refine your search. Create a Band Saw Milling Jig. To safely mill your log into dimensional lumber you’re going to need a milling jig. There are many variations of these jigs, but the simplest one is simply two sections of plywood connected together to form a 90 degree angle. A milling jig then either clamps or screws to the log. This will keep the log from rolling, rocking, or otherwise moving as it passes through the saw. Just as importantly it provides two flat surfaces to run along the the table and the fence of your band saw (or even table saw). This will allow you create two flat sides on the log. Plywood i.

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