M12-35A SAWMILL (NEW) - Turbo Saw Mill

M12 • 35A

DEEP CUTS

MAXIMUM OUTPUT

The Turbosawmill M12, 12-inch cut automated swing blade sawmill combines commercial-grade performance with true mechanical simplicity. Built around a rigid single-beam monorail design, it offers open access to logs and timber while delivering smooth, reliable automation without electronics or complex hydraulics. With a powerful 12-inch swing blade, hydrostatic feed control, and one-operator efficiency, the M12 produces accurate, high-volume timber with minimal effort—making it an ideal solution for serious operators who want speed, versatility, and proven reliability in a fully portable package.

What it cuts

10" × 10" beam, or double cut to 20" wide by sawing both sides of the blade.
14 ft (4.2 m) log cut length, extendable to 20 ft; longer again with the centre leg.
Logs to 4 ft (1.3 m) diameter, though any diameter may be sawn.
Manual feed, single-end vertical and horizontal sizing.

In the crate

One 5-tooth insert blade, tool, extra tips and sharpener. A drill of your own is required.
Turbo 25 hp engine, fitted and run-tested.
Two-year warranty on the mill framework and on the motor.

Sold separately

Beam extension, centre leg, jockey wheel kit, dolly trailer, electric auto feed.

Product weightProduct: 620lb · 280 kg
Packed weightPacked: 683lb · 310 kg
Crate sizeCrate: 27ft³ · 0.78 m³

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WALK AROUND IT

Drag the machine to turn it. The open side, the swing trigger and the sizing ends are the three things a photograph cannot show you, so they are marked on the model.

Turn it over

M12-35A · Interactive 3D

AUTOMATED

NOTHING TO SHORT OUT

A STOP, NOT A SENSOR

The carriage runs to the far end and a mechanical stop swings the blade back. No signal, no timing, no calibration.

A GAS STRUT, NOT A SERVO

The blade loads a gas strut in the horizontal position. That stored energy is what swings it.

HYDROSTATIC FEED

Feed speed is continuous, with no gear changes, so the cut holds steady as the timber changes under the blade.

No servo motors · no hydraulic rams · no control electronics · no wiring loom to fail in the wet.

24"

WIDE, IN TWO PASSES

The M12 runs a 750 mm (29.5") blade for a 12¼" × 12¼" depth of cut. Double-cut horizontally, one pass out and one back, and it takes a slab 24 inches wide.

Roll the log between passes and the width stops being a limit at all. That is the live-edge and specialty-timber work a bandsaw mill is usually bought for, on a machine that also breaks a log down into dimensional stock.

The onboard weatherboard attachment widens the sequence further; start vertical and finish horizontal, or the reverse, whichever suits the log in front of you.