
All-rounder series
GT23
Home workshops and smallholdings
- 540 mm23 in
- 500 mm20 in
- 10 hp7.5 kW
Contract sawyer series
A 36-inch class band sawmill for one person to run all day. Takes logs to 920 mm, cuts boards 880 mm wide by 850 mm deep, and travels on a four-section bed that bolts together where the logs are. Chain head lift, water fed to the blade at the cut, and a pendant control box you carry down the log.
Figures are for the standard four-section bed. Longer track and power feed are quoted separately.

The assemblies that decide how the cut comes out.

A gravity tank on the mast drops water onto the blade through an adjustable valve. Wet cutting keeps the band cool, flushes sawdust out of the kerf and stops resin building up on the wheels - the difference between a blade that lasts a season and one that lasts a weekend.

A chain drive raises the head and a graduated rack on the mast shows exactly where it is. Set a thickness, cut, reset, cut again. The blade runs in a guide that tracks the rail, so the cut stays square at the far end of a 3 m log.

The electrical box carries the isolator, the indicator light and a mushroom emergency stop. The pendant control hangs on a cable, so you walk alongside the log watching the cut instead of reaching back to the frame every pass.

Four bolt-together sections make up 4.0 m of track, each sitting on an adjustable foot. Set up on grass, gravel or a concrete pad without shimming first. The cross beams are box section, so the bed stays straight under a full-length log.
Close-ups of the parts you will adjust.



See it cutting
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Up to 920 mm (36 in) in diameter, cutting 880 mm wide by 850 mm deep, on 4.0 m of track. The standard bed takes a 3.0 m log.
Yes. The pendant control lets the operator walk the length of the log with the cut, so there is no second pair of hands needed on the frame.
Same frame, blade system and controls; the only difference is how much log it will take. This page covers the PM 36.

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