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Nobody enjoys imagining all the things that could go wrong with a day in the woods but thinking about potential disasters and then taking steps to survive them is important.
Before a tree is cut, a planning process is needed to get a successful project off to a good start. Your harversting plan might have a particular emphasis, depending on what is important to you.
The centerpiece of this custom sawmilling business is an electric Wood-Mizer LT70 band sawmill with a three strand infeed deck and jump rolls on the outfeed deck to convey lumber to a Coutts edger.
The author discusses dimensional changes in lumber with a focus on their influence on target-size determination.
A Texas sawmill owner and metal fabricator doesn't view wood and metal separately at all. In fact, he sees them as complementary, especially for making custom-manufactured furniture.
Ask Your Questions and Sawmill & Woodlot authors will answer them for you. This issue's answers to readers' questions about pitch in pine and shutting off a kiln for a week are from Gene Wengert.
