Internal Combustion Driven Saw Mills and other Sawing Equipment

This page is a complement to the Steam Sawmill page which documents steam sawmills. The steam mill's less glamourous internal combustion driven cousins are often overlooked but are fascinating items in their own right. I own a 2HP Rosebery "New Record" Dragsaw which I exhibit at shows. I have to admit my saw is probably the ugliest machine I have ever laid my eyes on, but the saw never fails to draw a crowd when I start cutting.

Ronaldson Tippet Motor Dragsaw Instructions
History of New Record Dragsaws and photos of the different types
Log sawing the Ottawa way
Wards Sawmill Catalog(ue)
Rosebery Drag Saw and the A-Z of Cutting Logs
Stover No.802 Drag Saw
Economy Drag Saw
PTO Drag Saw
Fricton Drive (Paper Pulleys)

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