What are the different types of horizontal sawmill?

Band sawmill: This type of sawmill uses a thin, flexible band saw blade to cut through the wood. The blade runs on two wheels, and the wood is fed through the saw on a track or carriage.

Circular sawmill: In a circular sawmill, a large circular saw blade is used to cut through the wood. The blade is mounted on a shaft and powered by an engine or motor.

Swing blade sawmill: A swing blade sawmill uses a circular saw blade that swings from side to side to cut the wood. This type of horizontal sawmill is often portable and can be transported to different locations.

Movable sawmill: A movable sawmill is a sawmill that can be moved from one location to another. It is often mounted on a trailer or truck and can be transported to where the logs are located.

Chainsaw mill: A chainsaw mill is a type of sawmill that uses a chainsaw to cut the wood. The chainsaw is mounted on a guide rail or frame, and the wood is cut by moving the chainsaw along the guide rail.

Each type of horizontal sawmill has its own advantages and disadvantages, depending on factors such as the type of wood being cut, the desired finished product, and the location and accessibility of the logs.