You can't Lose with the Saw I Use!

[dutchman]

1995 Timberharvester 30 HT with some modifications. I saw hardwoods in western PA. Cherry, RO,  WO,Maple, Sycmore what ever the customer wants.I'll saw softwood for special orders.

[smwwoody]

Custom built stationary vertical band (1.5 wide).  It works like a circle mill the log rides on a carriage and the band stays put.  

Have bought and sold 3 circle mills without even setting them up in the past 2 years.  

It is time to get one set it up and sell the band.

I cut mostly red and white oak, cheery, white pine, and hemlock.

It mostly goes to 4/4 lumber, ties and blocking for the hard wood.

framing and sheeting lumber for the soft wood

Woody

[BW_Williams]

Lucas 618 here, portable milling in Chelan Co. WA.  Will mill most any kind of logs, especially free ones.  Tommorrow it's Cottonwood, found a buyer for 500bdft 8).  BWW

[Ianab]

Peterson 8" WPF powered by a Stihl 090. Noisey, but it makes the sawdust fly  
Picking on the free logs that would otherwise rot or be cut up for firewood.
Have trailer, will travel  8)

Ian

[Stan]

066 with 24" Alaskan, E. Tenn., mostly syp killed by the bark beetles. Just cuttin' stuff for my own projects.

Tom, how's come you gave your offbearer's picture to Jeff to use for an atvar?  :

[Haytrader]

smwwoody,

Your name should be "Sawmilltrader"

 

[Engineer]

Late to the party, but I'll play (mixed metaphor, eh?).

Woodmizer LT30G14, 1984.  Also Stihl MS390 and 025.  Saw a lot of white pine lately, plus native hardwoods, mostly white ash, cherry, basswood; plus whatever I can scrounge or beg for from local tree guys and excavators

Want to upgrade to a new LT40 Hydraulic.

[Left_Coast_Rich]

At the first of the year I drug home an lt40hdd42 super. since then I have been sawing black walnut, english walnut, water oak.  I will be getting some cottonwood in the near future.  I have a 72 gmc boom truck and big trailor to drag home these beauties.  Kiln next year or sooner  LCR
 8)

[jimbo]

 2003 LT15 with a fue modifications   walnut,cherry ,pine

[JD350Cmark]

Had my LT40 for 2 months now.  Milling mostly Fir, did some Redwood the other day, smells good and cuts like butter.  So far just cutting my own trees for my own projects.  

I see people posting the number of board feet in lumber for what they cut last year or how many board feet they have cut total etc...  How are you recording this?  Writing it down at the end of each day?  Is it important to keep a running total?  

[RMay]

 I am recording my bf. &, time by the job on the calender book 8)

[Tom_Averwater]

I've got a "Breezewood" band mill bought new in 94 ?. 18 Ft. X 30 " / with a Kubota Diesel on it. I cut part time when ever I have a chance to. Cut Cherry, Oak,  Poplar,  Ash & telephone poles. I've been thinking about going full time. Up to now it has only been "word of mouth" advertising.