See my post #1,411 (if you are chainsaw milling). That particular guide system can be shuffled like John describes above. It is handy to have a small laser level to extend your marks if the guide doesn't cover the whole length of the log. This is kind of the concept but it doesn't show the...
I think it would depend a bit on the size powerhead you are using to take advantage of it. It cuts quite fast for me using the 395. I break down the large logs initially with 36 " b&c (if need be) and then switch to 24" b&c to finish up. Using the shortest b&c you can get away with speeds...
It's actually a finished chain. Every other pair of r/l teeth are ground thin to serve as "scoring teeth". The full sized teeth remove the remainder. Scoring teeth have a more aggressive raker angle (depth)...at least that's the way I've been doing it.
Maybe it's time to revive this thread...I've dabbled with chainsaw milling on and off over the years and it's a bit of a love / hate thing to me. Lot's of time and energy goes into it for a low output when it is all said and done but it has it's place. Here's a few pictures of my rail set up...
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