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HM122 SpecificationsWoodland Mills designed the HM122 sawmill for budget minded customers looking at getting into milling their own lumber at an exceptional price point. Based on our very popular HM126 model, the HM122 offers hobby sawyers an economical and well engineered mill. Featuring a powder coated structure and a 7.0 HP Kohler gas/petrol engine, this mill is a good choice for hobby sawyers. |
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CuttingThe mill is capable of cutting 22″ (55cm) diameter logs up to 10’ 4” (3.1m) long. Extra track sections are available in 6’ 5” (1.95m) increments. Capable of squaring cants at 16″ (40cm) or live edge boards at 18″ (45cm) wide. It can also skim veneers at as thin as 1/16″ (1.6mm). The HM122 will cut within 1″ (25mm) of the deck ensuring that you maximize your usable board foot output. |
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PowerOur mills are powered by a 7.0 HP 4-cycle Kohler gas/petrol engine. It features a slant cylinder design, with a cast iron cylinder bore and overhead valve for easy access. The Quad-Clean 4-stage air filtration system ensures only clean air enters the engine for maximum power and life of the engine. In addition, this engine is backed by a 3 year commercial warranty. Attached to the engine is an industrial centrifugal clutch system which offers “gas and go” efficiency and ease. |
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Track SystemThe head of our sawmill rolls along rigid 2.5″ x 2.5″ (6cm x 6cm) “L” channel which is cross supported with heavy duty 2 3/8″ x 4 3/4″ (6cm x 12cm) rectangle log bunks. These heavy duty cross supports also provide additional rigidity to the track system. The track also features one easy to use adjustable log clamp to securely hold the log while milling. The track itself consists of two 6’ 5” (1.95m) sections allowing for 10’ 5” (3.1m) log lengths. Additional 6’ 5” (1.95m) tracks may be attached to accommodate logs of any length. |
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General ConstructionAll major steel components feature either a powder coated or galvanized steel finish. This ensures your mill will stand up to nature’s elements. We recommend covering your mill when not in use, but if you forget, it’s good to know the mill will endure nature. The head moves up and down along galvanized steel channel via a very easy to turn hand crank system. The blade is kept lubricated by utilizing a water drip system. This prevents sap from gumming up your blade. |
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BladesThe HM122 utilizes 1.25″ x 125″ x 0.042″ (32mm x 3.175m x 1.0mm) Lenox Woodmaster hardened tipped blades which are available through Woodland Mills. Blade kerf is kept to a minimum at just .080″ (2mm) to maximize the most amount of lumber per log. |
Warranty
The sawmill is covered with a 2 year warranty against manufacturer’s defect and excludes wearing parts (belts, blades & bearings). The Kohler engine is covered by a 3 year commercial warranty which is honoured through any Kohler small engine dealer.
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| Power | 7.0HP Kohler Pro Command Gas/Petrol |
| Log Diameter Capacity | 22" (55cm) |
| Log Length Capacity | 10'4" (3.15m) |
| Additional Track Extensions | 6'5" (1.95m) (Multiple extensions can be added on) |
| Distance Between Blade Guides | 18" (45cm) |
| Maximum Cut Depth | 6" (15cm) |
| Last Cut Off Deck | 1" (2.5cm) |
| Maximum Cut Width | 16" (40cm) Square Cant or 18" (45cm) Live Edge |
| Last Cut Off Deck | 1" (2.5cm) |
| Track Rail Construction | 2.5" x 2.5" (63mm x 63mm) Galvanized Steel Rails |
| Track Log Bunks (Rectangle Tube Steel) | 2.375" x 4.75" (60mm x 120mm) Powder Coated |
| Log Clamps | 2 Screw Style |
| Head Design | 2 Post with Back Cross Support |
| Bandwheel Diameter | 16" (40cm) |
| Blade Size | Lenox 1.25" Width x 125" Length x 7/8" Pitch (32mm x 3175mm x 22mm) |
| Blade Engagement System | Centrifugal Clutch (Gas & Go) |
| Lubricant Tank | 0.8 Gallon / 3 Litre Plastic |
| Finish | Powder Coat Paint / Galvanized Steel |
| Sawmill Weight | 460 lbs (210 kgs) |
| Shipping Weight | 500 lbs (227 kgs) |
| Sawmill Warranty | 2 Year Parts Warranty |
| Engine Warranty | 3 Year Warranty (Offered directly through Kohler) |
Shipping Information
* Stocked items are delivered to your door within 2 to 11 business days. Tailgate service provided to most areas.
Approximate Delivery Times
Some residential deliveries may require additional days of service. Please call for shipping quote and delivery times for territories and remote locations.
John & Geri
My husband has built a large picnic table, a shooting bench, several toys for our daughter and now he is working on a lean-to tractor shed. He said that the machine has just about paid for itself! He has other lumber cut in store as well. He says thats it makes him so happy to use the wood from our very own trees. I have picked up some scrap wood from his cuts and did some arrows! Thank you for selling us a must have on the homestead:) John and Geri
Location: MI, USA
Nathan Read
Here is a couple of pictures from earlier today. I got this pine out of the way for my blueberries I plan to plant. The lumber it produces will go to build a neighbor's chicken coop.
Location: AL, USA
Nathan Read
Here are pictures from earlier today. I got this pine out of the way for my blueberries I plan to plant. The lumber it produces will go to build a neighbor's chicken coop.
Location: AL, USA
Tony Parker
I love my mill!!
Location: TN, USA
Bryan Cooper
Melissa, I am loving my 722 from Woodland Mills. I have sawn poplar 2x's for my brother to help him finish framing his barn. Currently I am working on replacing the railings around my porch. As you can see from the pictures, I am using cedar for the framing and have incorporated laser cut metal panel inserts that have been custom cut for the project. I really appreciate the customer service I have received with Woodland Mills. It is something of a rarity these days. I spent around 2 years researching sawmills before purchasing the 722 and I must say, it has met and even exceeded my expectations. I would and have already recommended Woodland Mills to anyone who has inquired. Thanks, Bryan Cooper
Location: AL, USA
Kent Ryan
Here's some 1x17 sinker cypress from the bayous
Location: LA, USA
Paul Rogers
Here are some of the projects we finished on my 122.
Location: TX, USA
Dan Yates
I am enjoying my mill. It was not difficult to put together at all. I mounted mine on a trailer then later ended up removing it. I have cut about 5000 board feet of lumber on it and have not had any issues. I think this mill is perfect for the hobbyist or someone with a small business. It has been perfect for me. I am considering upgrading to the larger mill in the future and woodland mill will definitely have my business. I wouldn't use any other mill company. Thank you to woodland mills and their wonderful company and staff. Thanks, Dan
Location: IL, USA
Steve Meunier
Good day folks, I got the mill up and running on the weekend. It is amazing. I attached a photo. Take good care. Update: I absolutely love my sawmill. I have been working on a project for our cottage and milled pretty much all the lumber for it. I set it up a bit higher as most of the work is done at knee level for that exact reason, to be easier on the back. I have a small electric crane/winch to lift the really heavy logs up onto the mill. I am making board and batten for the cottage and also lumber for a lean to against our garage. I will send pics when I am done. Steve Hi Lori, Well I milled up some black ash and made some charcuterie boards this weekend. I got a taste of changing out my first blade as well this weekend. Unbeknownst to me there were a couple of nails in the tree and the tree had grown over top of them. It didn’t destroy the blade but it dulled it pretty good. I put the new blade on and did some trial and error with the adjustment bolt on the left fly wheel until the blade stopped tracking and rubbing on the blade guides and turned freely. Re torqued the blade and I was off to the races. Here are a few pic of the boards sanded and finished
Location: Ontario, Canada
Logan Blakney
Hello Lori, So far I am really enjoying my woodland mills sawmill and the customer service from you and your team has been excellent. I have used it to resaw some oak beams in Alberta and have since transported it to our cabin in the BC interior to mill some lumber. Thank you, Logan Blakney
Location: AB, Canada