Treecycling is what I do. You'll be surprized at the money you can save when you have
your fallen or storm damaged trees sawn into lumber. You end up getting lumber that you just can't find at
the box stores. Quarter sawn lumber is no problem, And the price,.... its still Lower than the big stores lowest quality
lumber.
Give me a call today and let's save you some money.
980-721-7954
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Get the lumber you need for a fraction of the cost the big stores charge. With my
WoodMizer sawmill I have the capacity to saw logs up to 31" in diameter X 21' long. I can cut anything
from 24"X 24" down to 1/16" veneer. Trailer Decking, Fences, Siding, Post & Beams, Fireplace Mantels, Sideboards
for dumptrucks and much more. I can cut hardwood and softwood alike. Save BIG BUCKS on your next woodworking project
with H&W Custom Cut Lumber today CALL NOW 980-721-7954
My WoodMizer sawmill makes it hard to call it rough cut lumber. It's a fully
Hydraulic sawmill and can produce about 400 to 500 board feet an hour. However, thats under "Perfect Conditions"
with prime logs and two helper's. No time for material handling has been taken into account, (
the logs don't roll themselves to the mill & the wood doesn't off load itself. ) That being said, I can
produce about 250 to 300BF an hour, depending on logs, species, and dimensions being sawn.
The WoodMizer makes for smooth, true sawn lumber, fresh off the log.
Also, with the thin kerf of a bandsaw you get about 30% more lumber per log than with other mills (Circle Saws). That makes
you the winner right from the start.
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