Sawmill & Woodlot

[Magicman]

I just finished reading this Wisconsin Redwood (again) and decided that it was about time for me to subscribe to Sawmill & Woodlot.  An article about this sawing penned by Jeff Brokaw appears in the July 2007 issue.  :P

[MrMoo]

I didn't realize they were still around. Good magazine. Thanks

[Seavee]

I subscribed before I even have my mill. There's a link to the left. 

[GDinMaine]

I few months ago I wrote on the Sawmill & Woodlot facebook page.  I pointed out that they used a photo in normal and in flipped version in a recent issue of the magazine. I view such practice as low ethical standard.
My comment was promptly deleted.

[drobertson]

This publication is by far the best investment for intro sawing and wood lot management I've seen.  It was the base for getting me started in the milling industry.  As far as the "shoot out" goes, hats off to Walter, Dave B, and JR S, these guys are the guts of it.  JR is pretty much bad to the bone on the skidsteer.  If you have watched him you know what I'm saying.. And no one can discount Yvonne's contribution, she keeps everyone in line and on track.   The bottom line is the manufacturing reps that show up with great attitudes and machines ready for the challenge.  It is lots of fun at the end of the day, not counting mud ;D but it seems par for the course the first part of October in Ohio, if not sleet and snow,, The magazine has so many insights, too many to mention, but worthy of stashing back for reference, the online version is a great enhancement as well.

[Dave Shepard]

I recently re-subscribed to S&W. I have a lot of back issues. I'd like to get them all someday. It's cool to see people I know here on the Forum. Dave Boyt and JR are two that I remember offhand.