Adam Lanagan
Lori, The mill was bought for my Father and has been in use on his farm in W.V. for 2 yrs. I would say the logs which he has been milling are probably bigger than the mill was designed for in size and weight. Logs are 22" long some as big as 36"-38" in diameter - which we had to square with the chain saw, for mill to pass over them. As for species, we have cut all kinds of Oak, Cherry, Popular, Beech and Pine. I custom built a trailor for my Father's mill before even cutting our first log. I had my concerns if the mills would be able to preform when first purchased due mainly to the cost being so low in comparision to other mills. My concerns where quickly put to rest on the first day of operating the mill. Friends, family and neighbors who have seen the mill in operation have been amazed as well. In the 2 yrs of operation there has been well over 500 logs milled and again most were large logs ( 18" plus at the little end of a 22" log) We have built a 20" by 36" pole barn at the farm in W.V., and built roughly 1 mile of 3 rail fence at my brothers home in TN. I have used the milled lumber to build tables, bar tops and stools. My father and I would recommend the mill to anyone in the market for a well priced, low maintenance - good running mill. As for issues with the mills other than the standard maintenace of replacing belts and blade guides - we did have a handle latch break at a weld which I am sure if we would have called the company it would have been taken care of. But as we were able to take care of re welding the handle on site and get back to milling lumber in less than 30 mins I seen no need to call it in. And as for the other small issue the plastic handles on the log dogs - they have been bust due to operator error - which is no fault of the design or mill - which again easy to fix. Here are some photos of the mill and products - sorry for picture quality. My father or me would be happy to show mill in operation in W.V.
Lori, The mill was bought for my Father and has been in use on his farm in W.V. for 2 yrs. I would say the logs which he has been milling are probably bigger than the mill was designed for in size and weight. Logs are 22" long some as big as 36"-38" in diameter - which we had to square with the chain saw, for mill to pass over them. As for species, we have cut all kinds of Oak, Cherry, Popular, Beech and Pine. I custom built a trailor for my Father's mill before even cutting our first log. I had my concerns if the mills would be able to preform when first purchased due mainly to the cost being so low in comparision to other mills. My concerns where quickly put to rest on the first day of operating the mill. Friends, family and neighbors who have seen the mill in operation have been amazed as well. In the 2 yrs of operation there has been well over 500 logs milled and again most were large logs ( 18" plus at the little end of a 22" log) We have built a 20" by 36" pole barn at the farm in W.V., and built roughly 1 mile of 3 rail fence at my brothers home in TN. I have used the milled lumber to build tables, bar tops and stools. My father and I would recommend the mill to anyone in the market for a well priced, low maintenance - good running mill. As for issues with the mills other than the standard maintenace of replacing belts and blade guides - we did have a handle latch break at a weld which I am sure if we would have called the company it would have been taken care of. But as we were able to take care of re welding the handle on site and get back to milling lumber in less than 30 mins I seen no need to call it in. And as for the other small issue the plastic handles on the log dogs - they have been bust due to operator error - which is no fault of the design or mill - which again easy to fix. Here are some photos of the mill and products - sorry for picture quality. My father or me would be happy to show mill in operation in W.V.
Ames Quimby
Dear Woodland Mills, I have had my HM 126 for about three years now and I love it. The only bad thing is that I don't have more time to use it! The value of this mill is superior. There is great satisfaction with cutting down a tree, hauling it to my mill, sawing it in to usable lumber, and building something. Even something so minor as the smell of the sawdust is satisfying. This mill has been a perfect addition to my homestead and way of life. Thanks for a great product! Regards,
Dear Woodland Mills, I have had my HM 126 for about three years now and I love it. The only bad thing is that I don't have more time to use it! The value of this mill is superior. There is great satisfaction with cutting down a tree, hauling it to my mill, sawing it in to usable lumber, and building something. Even something so minor as the smell of the sawdust is satisfying. This mill has been a perfect addition to my homestead and way of life. Thanks for a great product! Regards,
Andrew Edwards
I got the sawmill put together today and was amazed at the quality and craftsmanship that was put into the machine. The engine has plenty of power and the saw head cuts as true as you could possible get. I sawed about 3 white pine logs around 18? in diameter. Worked great! I ripped them up into 4/4 boards to build a structure around the sawmill. I could not be more happier with the performance of the mill. I want to thank all of you at Woodland mills for all your help. I want to share a few pictures of the set up I have for the mill.
I got the sawmill put together today and was amazed at the quality and craftsmanship that was put into the machine. The engine has plenty of power and the saw head cuts as true as you could possible get. I sawed about 3 white pine logs around 18? in diameter. Worked great! I ripped them up into 4/4 boards to build a structure around the sawmill. I could not be more happier with the performance of the mill. I want to thank all of you at Woodland mills for all your help. I want to share a few pictures of the set up I have for the mill.
Chris Contant
To Josh and Neil. Hey guys sorry it took so long to email we have been to busy cutting some logs. We have 150 cut to date and a lot more planned. We are envisioning using the sawmill through out the winter since we are in the process of making shed for it. We have work out little quirks and built some add ons in order to make the whole process more efficient. Sweepers would definitely be very helpful but overall we would have to say that our experience with the sawmill is great. We have found a new passion !! Sincerely Chris
To Josh and Neil. Hey guys sorry it took so long to email we have been to busy cutting some logs. We have 150 cut to date and a lot more planned. We are envisioning using the sawmill through out the winter since we are in the process of making shed for it. We have work out little quirks and built some add ons in order to make the whole process more efficient. Sweepers would definitely be very helpful but overall we would have to say that our experience with the sawmill is great. We have found a new passion !! Sincerely Chris
Cliff Dickson
Just a few pics of my mill which I like extremely well!! Cut over 10,000 board feet with this product and only changed 1 guide bearing ($2.00). I figured this machine has paid for itself over 3 times!! Sawmill is 1 yr old in April 2012. - Cliff
Just a few pics of my mill which I like extremely well!! Cut over 10,000 board feet with this product and only changed 1 guide bearing ($2.00). I figured this machine has paid for itself over 3 times!! Sawmill is 1 yr old in April 2012. - Cliff
Daniel Cote
I use my mill for 3 years and am very satisfied. I permanently installed it on my woodlot where I mainly found fir, spruce and aspen. As I have an old house and two cottages of wood I use it a lot for the maintenance. I also made woodwork from aspen wood. Logging and sawing are becoming my favorite hobby and I have many retirement plans which is expected in four years. During my last week vacation I saw 2X6 and 2X8 in 12and8 feet to enlarge the cottage and I am currently completing a building for my mill and other tools. For the exterior finish I saw clapboard that I am rather proud. Thank you for allowing me to discover these pleasures by offering affordable and quality product. Daniel Cote
I use my mill for 3 years and am very satisfied. I permanently installed it on my woodlot where I mainly found fir, spruce and aspen. As I have an old house and two cottages of wood I use it a lot for the maintenance. I also made woodwork from aspen wood. Logging and sawing are becoming my favorite hobby and I have many retirement plans which is expected in four years. During my last week vacation I saw 2X6 and 2X8 in 12and8 feet to enlarge the cottage and I am currently completing a building for my mill and other tools. For the exterior finish I saw clapboard that I am rather proud. Thank you for allowing me to discover these pleasures by offering affordable and quality product. Daniel Cote
Daniel Witschi
Dear Woodland Mills Team, Thank you for your super service! I picked up my sawmill in October 2012 in Zurich. Now you see the first Woodland Mill located in Switzerland with four-wheel drive. It is mounted on an old Engine-Mono-Axle with drivewheel-trailer (built in 1955, payload capacity 1 ton/2204 lb). With two self made special extensions, I cut a length of 5.2m (17ft) directly to the trailer. I am very happy with this sawmill. Josh, Neil, Julie, thank you very much! - Daniel Witschi
Dear Woodland Mills Team, Thank you for your super service! I picked up my sawmill in October 2012 in Zurich. Now you see the first Woodland Mill located in Switzerland with four-wheel drive. It is mounted on an old Engine-Mono-Axle with drivewheel-trailer (built in 1955, payload capacity 1 ton/2204 lb). With two self made special extensions, I cut a length of 5.2m (17ft) directly to the trailer. I am very happy with this sawmill. Josh, Neil, Julie, thank you very much! - Daniel Witschi
Dave Szentimrey
Josh, Thanks for taking my call this morning. I have to say that your company's customer service has been great since I started working with you guys on this mill, so Thanks!! I am on a little island in the middle of the Georgia strait between Vancouver island and the mainland of Canada. The mill has been great to set up and make lumber from the ample supply of wood here. I take western Douglas fir from the island and roll them off the island log boom them to my bay then to the ramp at high tide, winch up the ramp to the mill, the wood is used for repairs to docks, cabins, decks, etc. It is a remote location so it is really the only practical way to get lumber here. Dave
Josh, Thanks for taking my call this morning. I have to say that your company's customer service has been great since I started working with you guys on this mill, so Thanks!! I am on a little island in the middle of the Georgia strait between Vancouver island and the mainland of Canada. The mill has been great to set up and make lumber from the ample supply of wood here. I take western Douglas fir from the island and roll them off the island log boom them to my bay then to the ramp at high tide, winch up the ramp to the mill, the wood is used for repairs to docks, cabins, decks, etc. It is a remote location so it is really the only practical way to get lumber here. Dave
Earl Mercer
Hi there, I am the proud new owner of a band saw mill HM126. I made up a stand for my saw with help from my nephew Rick and it worked out perfectly. This is just the temporary location for my mill. I will be putting it under cover ASAP. As the pictures show, I have just put the first few logs through and I couldn't be happier with it's performance. The log I am milling is an ash log which is a very hard wood but the saw gave exactly the results I was looking for. I am about to purchase a few more items for my mill and the company is exceptional to deal with, everyone I spoke with was very knowledgeable and the service is great! - Earl Mercer
Hi there, I am the proud new owner of a band saw mill HM126. I made up a stand for my saw with help from my nephew Rick and it worked out perfectly. This is just the temporary location for my mill. I will be putting it under cover ASAP. As the pictures show, I have just put the first few logs through and I couldn't be happier with it's performance. The log I am milling is an ash log which is a very hard wood but the saw gave exactly the results I was looking for. I am about to purchase a few more items for my mill and the company is exceptional to deal with, everyone I spoke with was very knowledgeable and the service is great! - Earl Mercer
Jason Darty
Hi again, Just wanted to say how very pleased I am with my mill. I have cut some big timber with the unit some as large as 26 inches with great efficiency . Powerful is an understatement . I currently have milled around 10000 board ft and have plans on much much more . I am sending pictures along with this email. All this has been done with no mechanical issues at all. The word hobby mill is used, but my mill is a serious machine that will get any milling job done I set before it ! Thanks again!!! - Jason
Hi again, Just wanted to say how very pleased I am with my mill. I have cut some big timber with the unit some as large as 26 inches with great efficiency . Powerful is an understatement . I currently have milled around 10000 board ft and have plans on much much more . I am sending pictures along with this email. All this has been done with no mechanical issues at all. The word hobby mill is used, but my mill is a serious machine that will get any milling job done I set before it ! Thanks again!!! - Jason
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WC88 Wood Chipper
Quebec, Canada
Anne Skarzenski
I love my chipper! It's doing a fast job at cleaning up. The assembly went well. On my own, it took me three hours. I had to find something to prop up the parts as I assembled them, and some parts needed to be assembled in a different order from the instructions in order to fit. I cut the pto shaft to fit my NewHolland T1530 and in the picture it is running on a Ford 4610. It was easy to adjust the feed rate. Now I have a work crew having fun with it. Thank you for a great machine! Anne Skarzenski
I love my chipper! It's doing a fast job at cleaning up. The assembly went well. On my own, it took me three hours. I had to find something to prop up the parts as I assembled them, and some parts needed to be assembled in a different order from the instructions in order to fit. I cut the pto shaft to fit my NewHolland T1530 and in the picture it is running on a Ford 4610. It was easy to adjust the feed rate. Now I have a work crew having fun with it. Thank you for a great machine! Anne Skarzenski
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HM126 Sawmill
Ontario, Canada
Jay Horner
Love this mill! Just milled my new black walnut bar top! Jay, Ontario
Love this mill! Just milled my new black walnut bar top! Jay, Ontario
Jeff McMunn
The mill we purchased is in use almost every weekend. We've milled Ash, White Pine and some Poplar. We are building a sugar camp as you can see in the background. Nice to never have to buy lumber. Still very happy with the purchase I have made a pile of board and baton and a few nice long beams. - Jeff
The mill we purchased is in use almost every weekend. We've milled Ash, White Pine and some Poplar. We are building a sugar camp as you can see in the background. Nice to never have to buy lumber. Still very happy with the purchase I have made a pile of board and baton and a few nice long beams. - Jeff
Jim Schultz
The mill is exactly what I hoped it would be. I'm still making a few little tweaks to taste. As you will see my frame is made up of some structural channel conveyor frames that I salvaged. I pinned the axle for easy removal. It pulls great behind my 4-wheeler. One of my photos show my first load of 2x6's. White pine and red pine. I was amazed at how well a little dish soap in the coolant tank worked to keep the blade clean. I've got White Cedar, Tamarack, Balsam, White Oak, Ash, Maple and more that needs to be harvested. (I'm replanting too. Being responsible. :) Anyway, thanks. My dad, brother and I have projects lined up that will keep us sawing a long time. Sincerely, Jim
The mill is exactly what I hoped it would be. I'm still making a few little tweaks to taste. As you will see my frame is made up of some structural channel conveyor frames that I salvaged. I pinned the axle for easy removal. It pulls great behind my 4-wheeler. One of my photos show my first load of 2x6's. White pine and red pine. I was amazed at how well a little dish soap in the coolant tank worked to keep the blade clean. I've got White Cedar, Tamarack, Balsam, White Oak, Ash, Maple and more that needs to be harvested. (I'm replanting too. Being responsible. :) Anyway, thanks. My dad, brother and I have projects lined up that will keep us sawing a long time. Sincerely, Jim
Jim
I have put allot of hours on this mill, and pushed its limits in many ways over the last two years but she keeps on Milling! here is a shot of a custom Dove tail jig I rigged up to make a custom bar for a client of mine. Reclaimed White Oak 12X12 re saw and given new life.. Good to talk with you guys again Jim
I have put allot of hours on this mill, and pushed its limits in many ways over the last two years but she keeps on Milling! here is a shot of a custom Dove tail jig I rigged up to make a custom bar for a client of mine. Reclaimed White Oak 12X12 re saw and given new life.. Good to talk with you guys again Jim
Jimmy Briand
Hi Josh and Neil, I bought the sawmill on summer 2012 and since I had a lot of fun on my land at St. Louis du Ha! Ha! in Quebec. The wood I used was spruce, I made a shed for the sawmill. And during summer 2013 I saw some wood to build a patio for my cabin! I included some pictures for your website, hoping to see them posted soon! Bonjours Josh et Neil, J'ai acheter le moulin a scie a 2012 et depuis je me suis beaucoup amuser avec sur ma terre a bois a St-Louis du ha! ha!, au Quebec . Le bois que j'ai utiliser est de le pinette, j'ai construit un abri pour couvrir le moulin. Et a 2013 j'ai scier du bois pour construire une galerie pour mon chalet ! Je vous envoie quelques photos pour votre site en esprant de les voir bient ! Merci, Jimmy
Hi Josh and Neil, I bought the sawmill on summer 2012 and since I had a lot of fun on my land at St. Louis du Ha! Ha! in Quebec. The wood I used was spruce, I made a shed for the sawmill. And during summer 2013 I saw some wood to build a patio for my cabin! I included some pictures for your website, hoping to see them posted soon! Bonjours Josh et Neil, J'ai acheter le moulin a scie a 2012 et depuis je me suis beaucoup amuser avec sur ma terre a bois a St-Louis du ha! ha!, au Quebec . Le bois que j'ai utiliser est de le pinette, j'ai construit un abri pour couvrir le moulin. Et a 2013 j'ai scier du bois pour construire une galerie pour mon chalet ! Je vous envoie quelques photos pour votre site en esprant de les voir bient ! Merci, Jimmy
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HM126 Sawmill
Ontario, Canada
Marlene and Gord Kipfer
A picture for your website... This is about half of the wood we've already done and we still have about that much to go again. We had so many trees to mill because Gord's cottage burned down last fall due to a lightning strike (and killed many of the surrounding trees) then we had a wind storm this spring and lost about 20 more trees! Mostly maple and hemlock but some oak and beech. We plan to make flooring and furniture for the new cottage. We're having lots of fun. Marlene and Gord
A picture for your website... This is about half of the wood we've already done and we still have about that much to go again. We had so many trees to mill because Gord's cottage burned down last fall due to a lightning strike (and killed many of the surrounding trees) then we had a wind storm this spring and lost about 20 more trees! Mostly maple and hemlock but some oak and beech. We plan to make flooring and furniture for the new cottage. We're having lots of fun. Marlene and Gord
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HM126 Sawmill
Connecticut, USA
Matthew Olson
Here are a few additional pictures of what I've been doing the day I milled this huge log was the day I went to the hospital with my wife to birth our son. In the picture, he is 12 hours old and I'm wearing my new favorite t-shirt! The log was approximately 1800 lbs and 18' long. I'll get a number of 12" beams out of it! The next sawyer is Christopher Matthew at 7lbs 8 oz! Matthew, CT, USA
Here are a few additional pictures of what I've been doing the day I milled this huge log was the day I went to the hospital with my wife to birth our son. In the picture, he is 12 hours old and I'm wearing my new favorite t-shirt! The log was approximately 1800 lbs and 18' long. I'll get a number of 12" beams out of it! The next sawyer is Christopher Matthew at 7lbs 8 oz! Matthew, CT, USA
Matthew Ryle
Hello Josh and Neil, Thank you for designing an affordable mill that has enabled taking milling past the hobbyist level. The mill was purchased in the spring of 2012 is housed as shown below. Only the rafters of the mill shed were milled on site, but using a long reclaimed barn beams and a stand made of some steel track to build some starting blocks allows the full use of 3 sections of track. Soon the tarp/windshield hastily put up one blustery Maine winter day will be replaced with live edge. Being a first time mill user/owner is an experience and 2012 was a good year to listen and learn from to the mill. It didn't take long to learn to keep her tight, sharp and strait. Quality material resulted. The highlights of that season were 2x pine to refurbish a modified trailer used to haul logs to the site and a beautiful stack of cherry is also drying in the attic. 2013 has been a busy. The ambitious plan is to mill out the timbers for a post and beam house. The trees were felled in late December 2012 and early 2013. Despite a rash of winter storms (actual storms, even by Canadian standards), it has taken about a month to be all of the way done milling. In the foreground is a stack of 17 ft maple 8x8, followed by a 17 foot stack of maple 2x (flooring). Looking from the other end of the stack are some more big rafters and beams and a stack of 12ft oak 6x8 (girts) 3x8x12 oak floor joists. Finally the 5/4 stack of mixed oak and maple. I'm not sure how many board feet have been produced in the first few months of 2013, but as happy as I have been with this purchase being this far along in this project this soon is unexpected. Weeks ahead of schedule you mill as outperformed our expectations. The logs in the foreground should just about finish the milling aspect of this project which should be about 2 days work. The next steps are to build a firewood storage area with some pine milled out last year. Matthew
Hello Josh and Neil, Thank you for designing an affordable mill that has enabled taking milling past the hobbyist level. The mill was purchased in the spring of 2012 is housed as shown below. Only the rafters of the mill shed were milled on site, but using a long reclaimed barn beams and a stand made of some steel track to build some starting blocks allows the full use of 3 sections of track. Soon the tarp/windshield hastily put up one blustery Maine winter day will be replaced with live edge. Being a first time mill user/owner is an experience and 2012 was a good year to listen and learn from to the mill. It didn't take long to learn to keep her tight, sharp and strait. Quality material resulted. The highlights of that season were 2x pine to refurbish a modified trailer used to haul logs to the site and a beautiful stack of cherry is also drying in the attic. 2013 has been a busy. The ambitious plan is to mill out the timbers for a post and beam house. The trees were felled in late December 2012 and early 2013. Despite a rash of winter storms (actual storms, even by Canadian standards), it has taken about a month to be all of the way done milling. In the foreground is a stack of 17 ft maple 8x8, followed by a 17 foot stack of maple 2x (flooring). Looking from the other end of the stack are some more big rafters and beams and a stack of 12ft oak 6x8 (girts) 3x8x12 oak floor joists. Finally the 5/4 stack of mixed oak and maple. I'm not sure how many board feet have been produced in the first few months of 2013, but as happy as I have been with this purchase being this far along in this project this soon is unexpected. Weeks ahead of schedule you mill as outperformed our expectations. The logs in the foreground should just about finish the milling aspect of this project which should be about 2 days work. The next steps are to build a firewood storage area with some pine milled out last year. Matthew
Paul Fralick
This 3-season porch was my second project with my woodland mills saw. It's been 18 months from concept to it's present state. I'm currently working on trimming the interior to match the exterior. The mill also made most of the deck, the handrail and the siding on the house. My advice for a new mill owner, especially a first timer like me, is to put a lot more effort than I did, into a good set up of the mill the first time. I've found that a good leaf blower works perfectly to clean up after each day. Also, the Princess Auto wagon frame that I made into a portable sawhorse for the slab wood makes clean up much easier. Paul Fralick
This 3-season porch was my second project with my woodland mills saw. It's been 18 months from concept to it's present state. I'm currently working on trimming the interior to match the exterior. The mill also made most of the deck, the handrail and the siding on the house. My advice for a new mill owner, especially a first timer like me, is to put a lot more effort than I did, into a good set up of the mill the first time. I've found that a good leaf blower works perfectly to clean up after each day. Also, the Princess Auto wagon frame that I made into a portable sawhorse for the slab wood makes clean up much easier. Paul Fralick
Randy Stafford
I took delivery of my Woodland Mills saw in January of 2013 and have spent many hours cutting and learning the sawmill. We have cut all types of trees from soft pine to very hard hickory and the saw has preformed exactly as advertised. It is amazing the amount of lumber we have cut and now used as a result of this saw. There is a learning curve needed to install the unit and to properly operate the saw. All my friends tell me, if I can do it, then anyone can, they cannot believe how this saw has enabled me to use all types of trees from my farm that otherwise I would never be able to do. We just completed building a barn that we only used wood from my farm. Here are a few pictures of our operation. From the start I knew getting the logs up on the cutting rails would be a chore, so I designed a simple lift system to be used on my tractor. Easy to build and I have been able to lift huge logs on the rails and never actually touch the logs. Basically we added extension arms to the lift arms of my tractor along with chains and hooks. It took about an hour to weld together and cost zero, as we just used some scrape angle iron with already had. I would recommend the Woodland Mills sawmill to anyone wanting this type of operation for a personal sawmill. And cannot say enough about the staff on giving me advice and more when I needed it from the company at any time. The barn I just completed used 4 types of wood. Cedar for the post, sycamore and hickory for the beams, sycamore and oak for the side boards and pine for the ceiling joist. Fun building it and all the wood was cut with the Woodland Sawmill. This one barn almost paid for my sawmill. Now we are working on a suspension bridge using white oak for the entire bridge. I will send pictures of this bridge as we go along. Randy
I took delivery of my Woodland Mills saw in January of 2013 and have spent many hours cutting and learning the sawmill. We have cut all types of trees from soft pine to very hard hickory and the saw has preformed exactly as advertised. It is amazing the amount of lumber we have cut and now used as a result of this saw. There is a learning curve needed to install the unit and to properly operate the saw. All my friends tell me, if I can do it, then anyone can, they cannot believe how this saw has enabled me to use all types of trees from my farm that otherwise I would never be able to do. We just completed building a barn that we only used wood from my farm. Here are a few pictures of our operation. From the start I knew getting the logs up on the cutting rails would be a chore, so I designed a simple lift system to be used on my tractor. Easy to build and I have been able to lift huge logs on the rails and never actually touch the logs. Basically we added extension arms to the lift arms of my tractor along with chains and hooks. It took about an hour to weld together and cost zero, as we just used some scrape angle iron with already had. I would recommend the Woodland Mills sawmill to anyone wanting this type of operation for a personal sawmill. And cannot say enough about the staff on giving me advice and more when I needed it from the company at any time. The barn I just completed used 4 types of wood. Cedar for the post, sycamore and hickory for the beams, sycamore and oak for the side boards and pine for the ceiling joist. Fun building it and all the wood was cut with the Woodland Sawmill. This one barn almost paid for my sawmill. Now we are working on a suspension bridge using white oak for the entire bridge. I will send pictures of this bridge as we go along. Randy
Rheal Cyr
I'm a proud Woodland Mills portable sawmill owner. I was looking for an affordable mill that would do the job. Yes i know that there are bigger and more expensive saws out there, but this sawmill can still do some heavy duty work, if done right. There are lots of things to learn about making good lumber. No matter what type of mill you buy. Since I bought my sawmill, I've made plenty of lumber, from Cedar to Maple, even big Douglas fir with the diameter over 26 inches. If done right, you'll save time, money, wood and your back. I have 30 acres of forest and 1/4 of it is half fallen trees which are still 100% solid lumber. With these logs, I started building a barn with the lumber I've been making. What started as a hobby is now a part-time job. I make boards for who ever wants any, hard work pays off. What really helps me is the the customer service that Woodland Mills provides me with. They answered all my questions and always give me good advice. Thanks to Neil and Josh at Woodland Mills! Rheal
I'm a proud Woodland Mills portable sawmill owner. I was looking for an affordable mill that would do the job. Yes i know that there are bigger and more expensive saws out there, but this sawmill can still do some heavy duty work, if done right. There are lots of things to learn about making good lumber. No matter what type of mill you buy. Since I bought my sawmill, I've made plenty of lumber, from Cedar to Maple, even big Douglas fir with the diameter over 26 inches. If done right, you'll save time, money, wood and your back. I have 30 acres of forest and 1/4 of it is half fallen trees which are still 100% solid lumber. With these logs, I started building a barn with the lumber I've been making. What started as a hobby is now a part-time job. I make boards for who ever wants any, hard work pays off. What really helps me is the the customer service that Woodland Mills provides me with. They answered all my questions and always give me good advice. Thanks to Neil and Josh at Woodland Mills! Rheal
Richard Roedel
I am a carpenter from east Texas. I needed to build an addition on a house in February 2013. I searched the Internet for what seemed to be the best value mill in the 3,000-4,000 dollar range. I settled on the Woodland. We had the addition cut out in about 4 days. Since that we have been contacted to cut many other custom orders. On a good day we are able to cut around 1,000 board feet. We have cut about 10,000 board feet of cedar timber for a timber frame. Also a 26" 24' red oak that weighed around 5000 lbs. I have been very satisfied with the capabilities of this mill considering the price. Thanks, Richard
I am a carpenter from east Texas. I needed to build an addition on a house in February 2013. I searched the Internet for what seemed to be the best value mill in the 3,000-4,000 dollar range. I settled on the Woodland. We had the addition cut out in about 4 days. Since that we have been contacted to cut many other custom orders. On a good day we are able to cut around 1,000 board feet. We have cut about 10,000 board feet of cedar timber for a timber frame. Also a 26" 24' red oak that weighed around 5000 lbs. I have been very satisfied with the capabilities of this mill considering the price. Thanks, Richard
Rusty Ramsey
Hey guys, when I got my woodland mills bandsaw I got more than I could ask for. The quality was excellent and simple to use. I put it together by myself, but had my neighbor set it on the rail with his backhoe. I added an I-beam overhead with a hoist and pulley system to move the logs. I really enjoy using it and save a lot of money not having to buy lumber from other sawmills, and the quality of cuts is much smoother than other sawmills. Thanks for such a great product and for only being a phone call away for help. - Rusty
Hey guys, when I got my woodland mills bandsaw I got more than I could ask for. The quality was excellent and simple to use. I put it together by myself, but had my neighbor set it on the rail with his backhoe. I added an I-beam overhead with a hoist and pulley system to move the logs. I really enjoy using it and save a lot of money not having to buy lumber from other sawmills, and the quality of cuts is much smoother than other sawmills. Thanks for such a great product and for only being a phone call away for help. - Rusty
Steve McCool
Hey Neil and Josh, Just wanted to write you guys and let you know the mill is working just as you stated it would. I put it together in a couple hours with no problems. I have milled some pine, ash, and a lot of eastern red cedar. I think for the money it would be hard to beat this mill. I have attached a few pictures of the mill at work. Thanks again, Steve McCool
Hey Neil and Josh, Just wanted to write you guys and let you know the mill is working just as you stated it would. I put it together in a couple hours with no problems. I have milled some pine, ash, and a lot of eastern red cedar. I think for the money it would be hard to beat this mill. I have attached a few pictures of the mill at work. Thanks again, Steve McCool
Steven Evans
Dear Woodland Mills, I have a small tree removal business and since I have purchased your mill I have been able to use the mill to make boards out of some of the logs I have removed from people's homes. I have increased my profits by selling raw lumber and while making the business more diversified and offering more service to the client. Thank you, Steven Evans Evans Tree Care
Dear Woodland Mills, I have a small tree removal business and since I have purchased your mill I have been able to use the mill to make boards out of some of the logs I have removed from people's homes. I have increased my profits by selling raw lumber and while making the business more diversified and offering more service to the client. Thank you, Steven Evans Evans Tree Care
Terry Seip
Neil and all: Up and running and I'm really pleased with the small amount sawed thus far. Thought you might be interested in the way we have initially set it up. Because we are limited on space 50' x 150' lot in typical older suburb, we set the mill on a heavy duty rolling cart with one section of track (attached to the cart with 4 lag screws). This allows us to store it in the garage/shop and roll it out for use, we use a handyman jack to block it up off the wheels to level and stabilize it. This is quick and easy and a small footprint that we can set on our patio (and quiet enough for close neighbors during the day). The 6' of track allows us to cut blocks up to about 45' long, this easily handles most of the blocks of oak, cedar, elm, and Osage Orange I have here. The cart is designed to fit in a small pickup (Toyota Tacoma) via ramps and a winch so we can haul it to my son's place where we will set it up full length and work on some recently cut large Ash logs. Have worked on green ash, oak and elm already dried down to about 15%, and fully cured Osage Orange (hedge, as we called it in the Midwest). The latter, as you probably know, is really dense, hard, and heavy when dried (this was cut 25 years ago) and is notorious for dulling saw blades and being plain difficult to cut, but the mill handled a 10' log well with a steady feed and I continued to use the same blade on the oak. To extend the hedge, I cut most of it about 5/16" thick. I've attached some pictures of the setup and a couple of wood, the yellow hedge and some of the quartersawn oak. So, great so far. Many thanks. Best, Terry California, USA
Neil and all: Up and running and I'm really pleased with the small amount sawed thus far. Thought you might be interested in the way we have initially set it up. Because we are limited on space 50' x 150' lot in typical older suburb, we set the mill on a heavy duty rolling cart with one section of track (attached to the cart with 4 lag screws). This allows us to store it in the garage/shop and roll it out for use, we use a handyman jack to block it up off the wheels to level and stabilize it. This is quick and easy and a small footprint that we can set on our patio (and quiet enough for close neighbors during the day). The 6' of track allows us to cut blocks up to about 45' long, this easily handles most of the blocks of oak, cedar, elm, and Osage Orange I have here. The cart is designed to fit in a small pickup (Toyota Tacoma) via ramps and a winch so we can haul it to my son's place where we will set it up full length and work on some recently cut large Ash logs. Have worked on green ash, oak and elm already dried down to about 15%, and fully cured Osage Orange (hedge, as we called it in the Midwest). The latter, as you probably know, is really dense, hard, and heavy when dried (this was cut 25 years ago) and is notorious for dulling saw blades and being plain difficult to cut, but the mill handled a 10' log well with a steady feed and I continued to use the same blade on the oak. To extend the hedge, I cut most of it about 5/16" thick. I've attached some pictures of the setup and a couple of wood, the yellow hedge and some of the quartersawn oak. So, great so far. Many thanks. Best, Terry California, USA
Tony Delorme
Thank You Woodland Mills! Your HM126 is doing what I expected; it has helped me create a 70 X 100 dog enclosure and we are well on our way in building our dream log home with the help of the HM126. It all started when we decided to thin a 35-40 year old wood lot we have consisting of white pine. With the help of the Halton arborist we used proper forestry management and took out approximately 500 trees this past winter ranging from 14" in diameter to real small ones we figured we would not use. I had in mind to build our log home with a flat on flat application and thats where the portable sawmill came to mind. I also expect to mill my own floorboards and whatever I can to cut costs. After careful consideration I decided to go with your HM 126 system as it was the most cost effective and most suitable to my needs. All the small logs I figured I would not use for the log home came in handy when it came to building the dog run.Not sure how much money I have saved by milling a 70 X 100 X 48 high fence including stringers, but I'm sure Its almost paid for the sawmill. It gave me a chance to get familiarized with the saw as I only sliced logs like they were bread. Now I have made some cants that timber framers would salivate over and plan on doing much more. So thanks again Woodland Mills and to my old faithful John Deere tractor, I am well on my way to checking off something on my bucket list. Tony Ontario, Canada
Thank You Woodland Mills! Your HM126 is doing what I expected; it has helped me create a 70 X 100 dog enclosure and we are well on our way in building our dream log home with the help of the HM126. It all started when we decided to thin a 35-40 year old wood lot we have consisting of white pine. With the help of the Halton arborist we used proper forestry management and took out approximately 500 trees this past winter ranging from 14" in diameter to real small ones we figured we would not use. I had in mind to build our log home with a flat on flat application and thats where the portable sawmill came to mind. I also expect to mill my own floorboards and whatever I can to cut costs. After careful consideration I decided to go with your HM 126 system as it was the most cost effective and most suitable to my needs. All the small logs I figured I would not use for the log home came in handy when it came to building the dog run.Not sure how much money I have saved by milling a 70 X 100 X 48 high fence including stringers, but I'm sure Its almost paid for the sawmill. It gave me a chance to get familiarized with the saw as I only sliced logs like they were bread. Now I have made some cants that timber framers would salivate over and plan on doing much more. So thanks again Woodland Mills and to my old faithful John Deere tractor, I am well on my way to checking off something on my bucket list. Tony Ontario, Canada
Tyson Russell
I wanted to write your company to say how great the HM126 really is. Woodland mills has made my wish a reality by allowing me to produce my very own lumber. The HM126 is a solid and functional mill that gives exceptional affordability backed by exceptional service. Thanks! I have added some pictures of a white spruce I harvested yesterday. I hope to make a nice bar top along with some new sleigh runners for hauling more logs.
I wanted to write your company to say how great the HM126 really is. Woodland mills has made my wish a reality by allowing me to produce my very own lumber. The HM126 is a solid and functional mill that gives exceptional affordability backed by exceptional service. Thanks! I have added some pictures of a white spruce I harvested yesterday. I hope to make a nice bar top along with some new sleigh runners for hauling more logs.
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Wolfgang Gessl
Hi Josh, Here are some new pictures from my new setup. All lumber for the Deck and sawmill Shed are milled with HM 126. The Doors on the Shed open to the inside do to the height of the bunks. The Shed size is 15x12 with lots of room to even sharpen the blades. The Decks size is 24x12 and with the room inside the shed, I'm capable to cut total log lengths of 26". Thank You For this nice Mill. Wolfgang, British Columbia, Canada UPdate: Here Is My ground mount set up and log handling/loading system.My Milling Deck is 24’X12’ and includes a 8’X20’ Trailer frame stationary ( no Axels ) for the Mill tracks. The Sawmill Shop is 15’X12’ and I park the Mill head inside. All the woodwork is milled with HM 126.To load the mill with logs I build a Gantry Crane on tracks witch runs over the mill tracks, from the center of tracks to 8’ past the mill deck.This way I'm able to load logs from a Pickup Truck, Trailer, or skid them to the deck and push them with a snow plate in between the Crain Tracks. I have a logging truck load of pine spruce to cut up and this system works slick. The Crane is powered with an electric cable hoist 1400 pounds and runs on an I beam dolly.The 8’ and 12’ logs can be turned 360º so the small end of the log faces the mill head.I must cut over 10.000 board feet with the HM 126 with very little problems so Keep up the good Work Woodland. Wolfgang B.C Canada
Hi Josh, Here are some new pictures from my new setup. All lumber for the Deck and sawmill Shed are milled with HM 126. The Doors on the Shed open to the inside do to the height of the bunks. The Shed size is 15x12 with lots of room to even sharpen the blades. The Decks size is 24x12 and with the room inside the shed, I'm capable to cut total log lengths of 26". Thank You For this nice Mill. Wolfgang, British Columbia, Canada UPdate: Here Is My ground mount set up and log handling/loading system.My Milling Deck is 24’X12’ and includes a 8’X20’ Trailer frame stationary ( no Axels ) for the Mill tracks. The Sawmill Shop is 15’X12’ and I park the Mill head inside. All the woodwork is milled with HM 126.To load the mill with logs I build a Gantry Crane on tracks witch runs over the mill tracks, from the center of tracks to 8’ past the mill deck.This way I'm able to load logs from a Pickup Truck, Trailer, or skid them to the deck and push them with a snow plate in between the Crain Tracks. I have a logging truck load of pine spruce to cut up and this system works slick. The Crane is powered with an electric cable hoist 1400 pounds and runs on an I beam dolly.The 8’ and 12’ logs can be turned 360º so the small end of the log faces the mill head.I must cut over 10.000 board feet with the HM 126 with very little problems so Keep up the good Work Woodland. Wolfgang B.C Canada
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HM126 Sawmill
Tennessee, USA
Tadd Stockbarger
I wanted to thank everyone at Woodland Mills for an outstanding experience. We would be so happy to tell future customers how wonderful we find your equipment.. I have the house standing and used what treated I needed to but as for all the interior and exterior sidings and cabinets also all doors and hardwood floors are being made with your mill. The trailer is a monster and I have set new # numbers on that thing.. lol... The trailer now has a 5000# winch on it and it still keeps hauling them logs.. We are so happy that we picked your company and the money we have saved making everything by hand is close to $200,000 We love our Woodland Mill and my buddies will attest to how great this trailer is. Tadd Stockbarger
I wanted to thank everyone at Woodland Mills for an outstanding experience. We would be so happy to tell future customers how wonderful we find your equipment.. I have the house standing and used what treated I needed to but as for all the interior and exterior sidings and cabinets also all doors and hardwood floors are being made with your mill. The trailer is a monster and I have set new # numbers on that thing.. lol... The trailer now has a 5000# winch on it and it still keeps hauling them logs.. We are so happy that we picked your company and the money we have saved making everything by hand is close to $200,000 We love our Woodland Mill and my buddies will attest to how great this trailer is. Tadd Stockbarger
Jamie Teal
1st pic is a 22 inch wide pine. Biggest log I've had on the mill. Sliced it up with ease. Really enjoy running the hm126!! 2nd pic is a 12 ft black walnut log. Again the HM126 sliced through it like a hot knife through butter. Couldn't be happier with my mill. 3rd pic is the log from the first pic. Squared up and ready to make 2x10x16's. Building a barn. 4th pic Is the same log, but a better shot of the length. I always try to get the company name in the pics. 5th pic is the black walnut log about 2 inches in. It ended up with 1x10x12 solid chocolate boards. I've cut hard wood, soft wood, even sliced a few stumps with it. As long as you keep a sharp blade, tension kept tight this mill is a hard one to beat. Very happy with my purchase. Jamie Teal Update: Hey Lori, Love seeing all the pics on fb, thought I'd send some recent shots of what I've been cutting. First pic is White oak. It was 12ft long, 19 inches wide. Inch and a half thick with live edge on one side. Customer made counter tops out of them. Second and third pic is my oldest daughter (9) helping cut stickers lol. 4th pic is just a cool shot of the blade chewing thru some 1/2 thick black walnut pieces. Customer wanted all 1/2 thick pieces at different width and length. Built a pretty cool wall out of them. Have a good day!! Jamie
1st pic is a 22 inch wide pine. Biggest log I've had on the mill. Sliced it up with ease. Really enjoy running the hm126!! 2nd pic is a 12 ft black walnut log. Again the HM126 sliced through it like a hot knife through butter. Couldn't be happier with my mill. 3rd pic is the log from the first pic. Squared up and ready to make 2x10x16's. Building a barn. 4th pic Is the same log, but a better shot of the length. I always try to get the company name in the pics. 5th pic is the black walnut log about 2 inches in. It ended up with 1x10x12 solid chocolate boards. I've cut hard wood, soft wood, even sliced a few stumps with it. As long as you keep a sharp blade, tension kept tight this mill is a hard one to beat. Very happy with my purchase. Jamie Teal Update: Hey Lori, Love seeing all the pics on fb, thought I'd send some recent shots of what I've been cutting. First pic is White oak. It was 12ft long, 19 inches wide. Inch and a half thick with live edge on one side. Customer made counter tops out of them. Second and third pic is my oldest daughter (9) helping cut stickers lol. 4th pic is just a cool shot of the blade chewing thru some 1/2 thick black walnut pieces. Customer wanted all 1/2 thick pieces at different width and length. Built a pretty cool wall out of them. Have a good day!! Jamie
Wayne A. Roberts
Regarding our recently purchased sawmill from you we are wondering why we waited so long to purchase. We have it setup and chose to setup on old railroad ties leveled and backfilled with gravel. We also built a walking ramp which doubles as a loading /staging area for the log. Wanting not to down load directly onto the rails we down load on the loading ramp, which we tapered and roll the log onto the saw rails from there. We also put a couple of planks down to make a smooth walk way while sawing the log. We have three households here wanting milled lumber which is keeping us very busy. The performance of the saw to this point have been very good and easy to use. We have milled logs down to 1 inch thick for siding to 6-8 inches thick for beams for a deck for my brother in law. We received the mill on a pallet and had easy assemble. As we go forward we are learning how to mill all the possible lumber we need for our home building projects. Thank you very much for a reliable reasonably priced sawmill that fits our needs. The pictures are of the loading and milling of the first log. We are very pleased with the ease of use and reliability of the Woodlands Mill. Wayne A. Roberts
Regarding our recently purchased sawmill from you we are wondering why we waited so long to purchase. We have it setup and chose to setup on old railroad ties leveled and backfilled with gravel. We also built a walking ramp which doubles as a loading /staging area for the log. Wanting not to down load directly onto the rails we down load on the loading ramp, which we tapered and roll the log onto the saw rails from there. We also put a couple of planks down to make a smooth walk way while sawing the log. We have three households here wanting milled lumber which is keeping us very busy. The performance of the saw to this point have been very good and easy to use. We have milled logs down to 1 inch thick for siding to 6-8 inches thick for beams for a deck for my brother in law. We received the mill on a pallet and had easy assemble. As we go forward we are learning how to mill all the possible lumber we need for our home building projects. Thank you very much for a reliable reasonably priced sawmill that fits our needs. The pictures are of the loading and milling of the first log. We are very pleased with the ease of use and reliability of the Woodlands Mill. Wayne A. Roberts
Ken Geesey
Thanks for a great mill, it's easy to run. Glad I went with you guys. I'm having a good time with it. Thanks again guys the mill is getting the job done will soon have enough lumber cut to build the garage. Ken Geesey Update: The mill will get a work out. Update: Using these logs to build make panels of wood with cement between, like in a log cabin. Update: I had 3 Elm logs it took some trimming to get them to fit but it was worth it The one with the holes is going to a table $ 400 and the planks are going for $ 75 each that little saw is doing a great job. Update: When the weather warms up some, that mill is gonna get a work out. 40 cords of red pine; 8-foot-long; 29 to 30 inch logs. Ken Update: My HM126 is getting a work out! My sharpener works great.
Thanks for a great mill, it's easy to run. Glad I went with you guys. I'm having a good time with it. Thanks again guys the mill is getting the job done will soon have enough lumber cut to build the garage. Ken Geesey Update: The mill will get a work out. Update: Using these logs to build make panels of wood with cement between, like in a log cabin. Update: I had 3 Elm logs it took some trimming to get them to fit but it was worth it The one with the holes is going to a table $ 400 and the planks are going for $ 75 each that little saw is doing a great job. Update: When the weather warms up some, that mill is gonna get a work out. 40 cords of red pine; 8-foot-long; 29 to 30 inch logs. Ken Update: My HM126 is getting a work out! My sharpener works great.
Matthew McMullen
Hello everyone at Woodland Mills. I just wanted to contact you and wish everyone at your company a huge thank you! We purchased your sawmill this past Fall with grant money for my High school Woodshop Class with the hopes that we could begin saving some costs on our lumber supplies. Your company went the extra mile to sweeten the deal and give our kids a little bonus with extra blades and such. I also wanted to share with you that your saw has well surpassed our expectations and created something in our school and community that is nothing shy of amazing. This year our school is facing some financial hardships, thanks to your saw it has helped to save our program by completely eliminating our lumber bill. We typically spent $4K on lumber each year for the students. Now we have reduced our costs to nearly nothing. Even more amazing is the local community response to a newspaper article that was published about our sawmill. I have spent all winter getting phone calls and traveling around to different parts of our town collecting logs that community members have donated to our program. You name it we have had it donated. Oaks, Cherry, Hickory, maple, Walnut, and Pines. And on top of it many of the community members donating have already committed a log or two for next year. On top of which a local tree recycler has agreed to donated whatever we need free of charge. In fact this past fall he dropped off a semi load of maples. Thanks to the support of our community and your saw we now have a near limitless supply of free lumber to mill. The best part though is the student buy in I have had. Students are running the sawmill cutting lumber that they will use for next year. The comments that I have heard are ~ I can't believe I am turning a tree into lumber then into a project. So many of my students have enjoyed running the sawmill that I have other teachers complaining that their students want to skip their classes to come to my class and run the sawmill to build up the lumber supply for next year. On top of all this your saw is extremely safe for my students, very easy to learn and amazing on how long a tank of water, gas and a blade will last. Even my principal had no issues running the sawmill in a business suit non the less. It was quite a scene, however it demonstrated the ease that anyone can run these saws. Again Thank you so much for all your help and support! You have made a huge difference in the woodworking program at Clio High School!!! Matthew McMullen Industrial arts Dept.
Hello everyone at Woodland Mills. I just wanted to contact you and wish everyone at your company a huge thank you! We purchased your sawmill this past Fall with grant money for my High school Woodshop Class with the hopes that we could begin saving some costs on our lumber supplies. Your company went the extra mile to sweeten the deal and give our kids a little bonus with extra blades and such. I also wanted to share with you that your saw has well surpassed our expectations and created something in our school and community that is nothing shy of amazing. This year our school is facing some financial hardships, thanks to your saw it has helped to save our program by completely eliminating our lumber bill. We typically spent $4K on lumber each year for the students. Now we have reduced our costs to nearly nothing. Even more amazing is the local community response to a newspaper article that was published about our sawmill. I have spent all winter getting phone calls and traveling around to different parts of our town collecting logs that community members have donated to our program. You name it we have had it donated. Oaks, Cherry, Hickory, maple, Walnut, and Pines. And on top of it many of the community members donating have already committed a log or two for next year. On top of which a local tree recycler has agreed to donated whatever we need free of charge. In fact this past fall he dropped off a semi load of maples. Thanks to the support of our community and your saw we now have a near limitless supply of free lumber to mill. The best part though is the student buy in I have had. Students are running the sawmill cutting lumber that they will use for next year. The comments that I have heard are ~ I can't believe I am turning a tree into lumber then into a project. So many of my students have enjoyed running the sawmill that I have other teachers complaining that their students want to skip their classes to come to my class and run the sawmill to build up the lumber supply for next year. On top of all this your saw is extremely safe for my students, very easy to learn and amazing on how long a tank of water, gas and a blade will last. Even my principal had no issues running the sawmill in a business suit non the less. It was quite a scene, however it demonstrated the ease that anyone can run these saws. Again Thank you so much for all your help and support! You have made a huge difference in the woodworking program at Clio High School!!! Matthew McMullen Industrial arts Dept.
Nate Hamilton
I purchased the HM 126 last year and I have been totally pleased with it's performance. I've cut many different species and it hasn't let me down. Its been a true asset to my one man furniture shop. I've made some cool stuff and plan to make a lot more. Thanks for a nice affordable mill. Nate Hamilton
I purchased the HM 126 last year and I have been totally pleased with it's performance. I've cut many different species and it hasn't let me down. Its been a true asset to my one man furniture shop. I've made some cool stuff and plan to make a lot more. Thanks for a nice affordable mill. Nate Hamilton
Maria Stevens
We love our sawmill and I mean that both sincerely and enthusiastically. It is so easy to operate and makes beautiful cuts. Customer and Technical Service are superior in every way. Everyone is eager to help and satisfy us no matter the problem we are having (usually because we don't understand something ~ LOL). Not only are we totally satisfied with the sawmill, but we are also crazy about our T-Rex! We are the envy of our neighborhood, which includes several contractors. We hook it up to our ATV for pulling logs, but we also use the dump bed for hauling left over debris. An awesome add-on I'd recommend to anyone needing a fully functional small mill like ours. BTW, this mill is run by two women in their 50s. Attached are pics of a foyer table cut from an 18? diameter camphor log using our Woodland Sawmill. We chose the crotch piece for the grain and coloring. After much sanding, we saturated it with oil vs. using varnish, urethane or lacquer. The base is from a vintage sewing machine that has been steel brushed and lacquered. Feel free to share a link to our Facebook page at Sweet Stix Artisans Thanks again for your wonderful customer service skills and follow up. Maria Stevens
We love our sawmill and I mean that both sincerely and enthusiastically. It is so easy to operate and makes beautiful cuts. Customer and Technical Service are superior in every way. Everyone is eager to help and satisfy us no matter the problem we are having (usually because we don't understand something ~ LOL). Not only are we totally satisfied with the sawmill, but we are also crazy about our T-Rex! We are the envy of our neighborhood, which includes several contractors. We hook it up to our ATV for pulling logs, but we also use the dump bed for hauling left over debris. An awesome add-on I'd recommend to anyone needing a fully functional small mill like ours. BTW, this mill is run by two women in their 50s. Attached are pics of a foyer table cut from an 18? diameter camphor log using our Woodland Sawmill. We chose the crotch piece for the grain and coloring. After much sanding, we saturated it with oil vs. using varnish, urethane or lacquer. The base is from a vintage sewing machine that has been steel brushed and lacquered. Feel free to share a link to our Facebook page at Sweet Stix Artisans Thanks again for your wonderful customer service skills and follow up. Maria Stevens
Gene Whetsel
I recently purchased the HM126 sawmill from Woodland Mills. When I finally decided this was the mill I wanted, it is everything I expected. I mounted the mill on an 18 foot equipment trailer to ensure I had a flat and level surface to start with and immediately started cutting fir and alder logs into 1 inch planks. I have as much fun cutting the boards as I'm sure I will making them into shelving and sheds once they dry out enough. When I did my research I looked at other brands of the same type of machine and found Woodlands to be the best for the price. Another competitor has one for a little more but I didn't trust the service I would receive from them after a couple calls and lost or just not sent E-mails. Gene Whetsel
I recently purchased the HM126 sawmill from Woodland Mills. When I finally decided this was the mill I wanted, it is everything I expected. I mounted the mill on an 18 foot equipment trailer to ensure I had a flat and level surface to start with and immediately started cutting fir and alder logs into 1 inch planks. I have as much fun cutting the boards as I'm sure I will making them into shelving and sheds once they dry out enough. When I did my research I looked at other brands of the same type of machine and found Woodlands to be the best for the price. Another competitor has one for a little more but I didn't trust the service I would receive from them after a couple calls and lost or just not sent E-mails. Gene Whetsel
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ATV Trailer
Alberta, Canada
Wayne Kuhn
It works awesome as you can see we put it to work and it was awesome. Got some buddies interested in it and gave them your info. Wayne Kuhn
It works awesome as you can see we put it to work and it was awesome. Got some buddies interested in it and gave them your info. Wayne Kuhn
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ATV Trailer
Ontario, Canada
Tim Fitter
The trailer works awesome. I've used it primarily for hauling wood out of the bush. I have loaded it too the top of the box with hardwood and there is zero issues. I highly recommend this trailer, this was a great purchase. Thanks Tim Fitter, ON
The trailer works awesome. I've used it primarily for hauling wood out of the bush. I have loaded it too the top of the box with hardwood and there is zero issues. I highly recommend this trailer, this was a great purchase. Thanks Tim Fitter, ON
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ATV Trailer
Alberta, Canada
Roger Wogan
I have attached a few pics for you. I had more just not sure where they are right now. Next time we move wood to the casement I will take a few more for you. Have a great day, Roger Wogan
I have attached a few pics for you. I had more just not sure where they are right now. Next time we move wood to the casement I will take a few more for you. Have a great day, Roger Wogan
Stacey Tyler
Here is the trailer back from hauling fence posts. I had 80 posts on the trailer as I drove around installing them. The wife uses the trailer for cleaning the barn yard and stables. Its a very tuff trailer and would strongly recommend it to anyone looking for an atv trailer. Its great for around the barn yard and bush lot as we have both. I have used it to pull the wood chipper to clean up the yard and then dump the chips around the stalls for the chicken. I would buy another if anything happened to this one. Great trailer and a very good price. It was very easy to assemble and didn't take very long. I put it together in less then an hour and that was with stopping to make a cup of coffee. Stacey Tyler
Here is the trailer back from hauling fence posts. I had 80 posts on the trailer as I drove around installing them. The wife uses the trailer for cleaning the barn yard and stables. Its a very tuff trailer and would strongly recommend it to anyone looking for an atv trailer. Its great for around the barn yard and bush lot as we have both. I have used it to pull the wood chipper to clean up the yard and then dump the chips around the stalls for the chicken. I would buy another if anything happened to this one. Great trailer and a very good price. It was very easy to assemble and didn't take very long. I put it together in less then an hour and that was with stopping to make a cup of coffee. Stacey Tyler
Bruno Demers
I bought my T-Rex on a Tuesday and it was delivered at the Day & Ross depot by Friday. It was delivered in a crate and everything was in the box to assemble it. After a few adjustments it was ready to do its duty (carry wood logs and gravel at my land). From the get go I have loaded it with some logs and pulled it with my Polaris Ranger side by side, through very rough terrain. The tandem axels and the swivel hand worked perfectly to keep my load stable all the way to the end of my trail. I was surprised at the capacity of the winch 650 pounds and the T-Rex itself at 2000 pounds, that is a lot of wood for a small and nimble trailer. I succeeded in moving all my wood before the winter. Also I had to resurface some of my trails and I loaded the trailer with gravel to fill in the ruts. I really liked the option of lifting the trailer bed with the winch and dumped the load directly in the ruts while moving forward in the trail at the same time. Now I have camouflage it in the forest for the winter because I do not have a garage yet to put it in. I will find out in the spring if it is still in good condition. So far I found my T-Rex to be very rugged and versatile. It's a must have item for the ranch or the land owner!!! The same trailer was sold by American companies but it was more expensive. I was very glad to buy it from a Canadian company. The staff are very polite and want to give you the best experience possible. You won't regret your purchase, I guarantee it!!!
I bought my T-Rex on a Tuesday and it was delivered at the Day & Ross depot by Friday. It was delivered in a crate and everything was in the box to assemble it. After a few adjustments it was ready to do its duty (carry wood logs and gravel at my land). From the get go I have loaded it with some logs and pulled it with my Polaris Ranger side by side, through very rough terrain. The tandem axels and the swivel hand worked perfectly to keep my load stable all the way to the end of my trail. I was surprised at the capacity of the winch 650 pounds and the T-Rex itself at 2000 pounds, that is a lot of wood for a small and nimble trailer. I succeeded in moving all my wood before the winter. Also I had to resurface some of my trails and I loaded the trailer with gravel to fill in the ruts. I really liked the option of lifting the trailer bed with the winch and dumped the load directly in the ruts while moving forward in the trail at the same time. Now I have camouflage it in the forest for the winter because I do not have a garage yet to put it in. I will find out in the spring if it is still in good condition. So far I found my T-Rex to be very rugged and versatile. It's a must have item for the ranch or the land owner!!! The same trailer was sold by American companies but it was more expensive. I was very glad to buy it from a Canadian company. The staff are very polite and want to give you the best experience possible. You won't regret your purchase, I guarantee it!!!
Scott Boon
The Buckhorn District Snowmobile club purchased a T-Rex trailer late last winter and the trailer has more than exceeded our expectations. The trailer is well built and capable of traversing most any terrain or trail condition with heavy and awkward loads and being used by a snowmobile club we have certainly put it to the test. We have used the trailer behind our Yamaha VK to haul 4x8x14 timbers used for bridge decking on numerous occasions, the trailer almost floats along the trail and it pulls amazingly easy for the amount of weight we are carrying. We recently used the trailer to transport a tire off our groomers in and out of the bush and were able to take all tools and equipment required to complete the repairs in the dump box and secure the tire to the top of the box. In the past we would have needed to make multiple trips to complete the same repairs. To date we are more than happy with this product and would highly recommend the product to anyone considering this type of trailer. Ps attached are a few pics from the weekend and our groomer, I also have a few pics of the trailer with bridge timbers I will send Regards, Scott Boon Vice President Buckhorn District Snowmobile Club
The Buckhorn District Snowmobile club purchased a T-Rex trailer late last winter and the trailer has more than exceeded our expectations. The trailer is well built and capable of traversing most any terrain or trail condition with heavy and awkward loads and being used by a snowmobile club we have certainly put it to the test. We have used the trailer behind our Yamaha VK to haul 4x8x14 timbers used for bridge decking on numerous occasions, the trailer almost floats along the trail and it pulls amazingly easy for the amount of weight we are carrying. We recently used the trailer to transport a tire off our groomers in and out of the bush and were able to take all tools and equipment required to complete the repairs in the dump box and secure the tire to the top of the box. In the past we would have needed to make multiple trips to complete the same repairs. To date we are more than happy with this product and would highly recommend the product to anyone considering this type of trailer. Ps attached are a few pics from the weekend and our groomer, I also have a few pics of the trailer with bridge timbers I will send Regards, Scott Boon Vice President Buckhorn District Snowmobile Club
Chris Walther
I am very impressed with the T-Rex trailer, as soon as I put it together I saw a few personal tweeks to make it the ultimate ATV trailer, it is very strong and durable. Looking forward to many years of use. I would highly recommend offering this trailer with & without an aluminum lid. I also removed your t-chains which keep the upper bars dangling went not in place and replaced them with c-clips. You will note that I can now just put these upper bars upside down and secure them with the c-clips which keeps them from dangling/banging around went not in use. Chris
I am very impressed with the T-Rex trailer, as soon as I put it together I saw a few personal tweeks to make it the ultimate ATV trailer, it is very strong and durable. Looking forward to many years of use. I would highly recommend offering this trailer with & without an aluminum lid. I also removed your t-chains which keep the upper bars dangling went not in place and replaced them with c-clips. You will note that I can now just put these upper bars upside down and secure them with the c-clips which keeps them from dangling/banging around went not in use. Chris
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ATV Trailer
New Brunswick, Canada
David Turner
Can't supplies you with any pictures yet because of the season but I can give you a testimonial to date. From the arrival of my T- Rex through to the completion of building it, everything of this experience has exceeded my expectations. The product was sent out promptly and the people at the depot made it a breeze to pick up with my trailer. The instructions were easy to follow, all the parts were there and frankly, I was relieved when I saw the quality of the materials. My excitement was contiguous because now my neighbour (who is a contractor) is ready to place his order! Just for a heads up, the company did switch from the 1"7/8 s ball on the video to a 2" ball for the tongue. Now to put this trailer to work! A Satisfied Customer from Wirral, New Brunswick Will try and send some pictures when the weather permits. Regards, David Turner
Can't supplies you with any pictures yet because of the season but I can give you a testimonial to date. From the arrival of my T- Rex through to the completion of building it, everything of this experience has exceeded my expectations. The product was sent out promptly and the people at the depot made it a breeze to pick up with my trailer. The instructions were easy to follow, all the parts were there and frankly, I was relieved when I saw the quality of the materials. My excitement was contiguous because now my neighbour (who is a contractor) is ready to place his order! Just for a heads up, the company did switch from the 1"7/8 s ball on the video to a 2" ball for the tongue. Now to put this trailer to work! A Satisfied Customer from Wirral, New Brunswick Will try and send some pictures when the weather permits. Regards, David Turner
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ATV Trailer
British Columbia, Canada
Diana Alexander
Making use of it already to prepare pasture for seeding! It dumps great! Horse chores have never been easier or faster! Diana
Making use of it already to prepare pasture for seeding! It dumps great! Horse chores have never been easier or faster! Diana
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ATV Trailer
Ontario, Canada
Mike Binkley
The T-Rex is absolutely incredible. I haven't used the boom and winch yet, but will in the next few weeks. I have used it to only haul firewood so far and help in clearing a food plot. The axel assembly is incredible as I have to haul my wood through some dirty and very rough areas. My friends have been with me and watched how the trailer functions with a very full load of hard maple. I will try to get you some video in the next few weeks. I am very impressed and pleased with the T-Rex. I will also be moving my Woodland Mill out to the camp location in the next few weeks to start milling Hemlock, Cedar and Spruce for my deer camp. Your products are very genuine and rugged. I am glad I have these tools. Mike
The T-Rex is absolutely incredible. I haven't used the boom and winch yet, but will in the next few weeks. I have used it to only haul firewood so far and help in clearing a food plot. The axel assembly is incredible as I have to haul my wood through some dirty and very rough areas. My friends have been with me and watched how the trailer functions with a very full load of hard maple. I will try to get you some video in the next few weeks. I am very impressed and pleased with the T-Rex. I will also be moving my Woodland Mill out to the camp location in the next few weeks to start milling Hemlock, Cedar and Spruce for my deer camp. Your products are very genuine and rugged. I am glad I have these tools. Mike
Jack Breaks
I have taken some pics and some video. The trailers are being used for trail building in Golden Ears Park, British Columbia. I will send more pics and links to the video once I get a chance. Right now is our busy season, work, work, work! So far only one trailer has been assembled and put to work. The other trailer will be assembled tomorrow. The one trailer was used for hauling gravel today and yesterday. It is working just fine, with a couple of minor glitches. I think these trailers are going to meet our needs nicely. Jack
I have taken some pics and some video. The trailers are being used for trail building in Golden Ears Park, British Columbia. I will send more pics and links to the video once I get a chance. Right now is our busy season, work, work, work! So far only one trailer has been assembled and put to work. The other trailer will be assembled tomorrow. The one trailer was used for hauling gravel today and yesterday. It is working just fine, with a couple of minor glitches. I think these trailers are going to meet our needs nicely. Jack
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ATV Trailer
Ontario, Canada
Randy Bolton
I love the trailer and am putting it to good use. It will hold more than my canam 1000 will pull. Thanks, Randy Bolton
I love the trailer and am putting it to good use. It will hold more than my canam 1000 will pull. Thanks, Randy Bolton
Glen Price
We received our T-Rex as advertised and it took about 1.0 hrs to set up with the help of my wife. We got to use it for the three weeks that I had available during my holidays. We managed to use it for planting a couple of trees, transporting a load of firewood and also for holding all the wood chips that we managed to chip with our new awesome hydraulic Woodland Mills wood chipper. We had the bed filled quite high with dirt and found it a little difficult to dump with the hand winch, I am thinking of adding an electric winch in the future to make the job a little easier but having said that, it works great. I have attached a few pics of the T-Rex working. Best Regards, Glen Price
We received our T-Rex as advertised and it took about 1.0 hrs to set up with the help of my wife. We got to use it for the three weeks that I had available during my holidays. We managed to use it for planting a couple of trees, transporting a load of firewood and also for holding all the wood chips that we managed to chip with our new awesome hydraulic Woodland Mills wood chipper. We had the bed filled quite high with dirt and found it a little difficult to dump with the hand winch, I am thinking of adding an electric winch in the future to make the job a little easier but having said that, it works great. I have attached a few pics of the T-Rex working. Best Regards, Glen Price
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HM126 Sawmill
Texas, USA
Randy Wendel
Here are a few pictures. I wish I had more time to use my mill but I don't. I do think it was a wise investment and I think the quality of the mill is excellent. I plan to build a second story or loft in my shop for storage and will cut all lumber with my mill.
Here are a few pictures. I wish I had more time to use my mill but I don't. I do think it was a wise investment and I think the quality of the mill is excellent. I plan to build a second story or loft in my shop for storage and will cut all lumber with my mill.
Philippe Lagarde
I bought the HM126 in May 2015. Since then, I have been milling continuously. Assembling the mill was not easy (you really need 2 persons); however, I was glad to have the adjustable feet. I strongly recommend buying an extra log clamp. It really helps maintain smaller logs in place. Purchase a blades sharpener if you can; it will save a lot of time and money overtime. The more I use my mill, the better I feel cutting with it. The mill makes beautiful and straight boards and beams. For the price it is great value. I could also add that I always had a very good service at Woodland Mills.
I bought the HM126 in May 2015. Since then, I have been milling continuously. Assembling the mill was not easy (you really need 2 persons); however, I was glad to have the adjustable feet. I strongly recommend buying an extra log clamp. It really helps maintain smaller logs in place. Purchase a blades sharpener if you can; it will save a lot of time and money overtime. The more I use my mill, the better I feel cutting with it. The mill makes beautiful and straight boards and beams. For the price it is great value. I could also add that I always had a very good service at Woodland Mills.
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HM126 Sawmill
New Hampshire, USA
Trevor Kupetz
Here's a hybrid log/timber frame we built with mine. Extra track is key. A little of everything on this one. Stick built dormer, 1/2 log, 1/2 timber frame. And split level. Update: The finished log home! This addition was built with wood from the HM 126. Pine siding, hemlock trim, red oak timber frame. I've run some big logs though the mill! Made a 21 foot 16x16. Glad I have the tractor to handle em though. Here's another product of the mill. Live edge cherry braces, pine frame. This big log became a 20x20 cant. I took one 3"clear slab off of it for a desk.
Here's a hybrid log/timber frame we built with mine. Extra track is key. A little of everything on this one. Stick built dormer, 1/2 log, 1/2 timber frame. And split level. Update: The finished log home! This addition was built with wood from the HM 126. Pine siding, hemlock trim, red oak timber frame. I've run some big logs though the mill! Made a 21 foot 16x16. Glad I have the tractor to handle em though. Here's another product of the mill. Live edge cherry braces, pine frame. This big log became a 20x20 cant. I took one 3"clear slab off of it for a desk.
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HM126 Sawmill
Ontario, Canada
Ed Reid
I was so impressed with the quality & versatility of my TREX trailer, I purchased a HM126 sawmill from Woodland Mills as well. I have the combination of them working together perfectly well now from forest trees to milled lumber stacked and drying in the shed. I am very pleased with the quality and performance of the HM126 mill. Together this equipment has transformed my ability to better manage, and realize, the values of my woodland. Thanks!
I was so impressed with the quality & versatility of my TREX trailer, I purchased a HM126 sawmill from Woodland Mills as well. I have the combination of them working together perfectly well now from forest trees to milled lumber stacked and drying in the shed. I am very pleased with the quality and performance of the HM126 mill. Together this equipment has transformed my ability to better manage, and realize, the values of my woodland. Thanks!
Dale Lagace
Hello to the staff of Woodland Mills and Happy Holidays. I have owned the HM126 for a year and I wanted to provide some feedback and pictures. The mill was delivered in less than a week and went together without any problems. I have been impressed with the quality and performance. Like a lot of comments I have read, the engine performs flawlessly and starts immediately. My last tank of gas lasted so long I was wondering if I would every have to add gas. I live in Northeast Connecticut which is called the Last Green Valley between Maine and Washington D.C. One of the reasons I purchased the mill is the seemingly endless supply of free logs that are available in my area. I have milled red/white oak, white pine, cherry, spruce, tamarack, ash, hickory, hemlock, cedar and black walnut. I have milled cherry, cut a mile from my house for a friend, and we are now both making dining room tables from the beautiful lumber. I have bartered wide white pine boards for brand new Anderson windows worth about $2000. I have sold bar tops and had two gentleman buy my black walnut slabs just yesterday. The mill has paid for itself in one year of part time use. I have a stack beams of 12x12, 10x10, 8x8 and 4x8s in anticipation of building a post and beam garage on my property. Everything I do from here on out is gravy. Thanks for providing a quality mill, with great features, at an affordable price! Update: Good morning! I wanted to share this black walnut table a friend built with lumber cut on my mill. I've had the mill two years now and it's performing wonderfully! Have a great day!
Hello to the staff of Woodland Mills and Happy Holidays. I have owned the HM126 for a year and I wanted to provide some feedback and pictures. The mill was delivered in less than a week and went together without any problems. I have been impressed with the quality and performance. Like a lot of comments I have read, the engine performs flawlessly and starts immediately. My last tank of gas lasted so long I was wondering if I would every have to add gas. I live in Northeast Connecticut which is called the Last Green Valley between Maine and Washington D.C. One of the reasons I purchased the mill is the seemingly endless supply of free logs that are available in my area. I have milled red/white oak, white pine, cherry, spruce, tamarack, ash, hickory, hemlock, cedar and black walnut. I have milled cherry, cut a mile from my house for a friend, and we are now both making dining room tables from the beautiful lumber. I have bartered wide white pine boards for brand new Anderson windows worth about $2000. I have sold bar tops and had two gentleman buy my black walnut slabs just yesterday. The mill has paid for itself in one year of part time use. I have a stack beams of 12x12, 10x10, 8x8 and 4x8s in anticipation of building a post and beam garage on my property. Everything I do from here on out is gravy. Thanks for providing a quality mill, with great features, at an affordable price! Update: Good morning! I wanted to share this black walnut table a friend built with lumber cut on my mill. I've had the mill two years now and it's performing wonderfully! Have a great day!
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HM126 Sawmill
Nebraska, USA
Mark Beideck
Have owned for a few months now, built custom trailer and can't beat the quality. Runs like a wild man. Love it. Superman toy.
Have owned for a few months now, built custom trailer and can't beat the quality. Runs like a wild man. Love it. Superman toy.
Christopher Hope
We love our mill. The log pictured on the mill is a 31" cherry. That's the largest log we have cut , I did not know if we could but we did , we got some beautiful 2" X18" board's. We are still learning to run the mill but we have the basics down. We are very happy with the ease of use of the mill and the adjustability of blade replacement and blade adjustments. We have it temporally on my car trailer until we cut enough Lumber for the lean too that it will b housed under on the side of my garage. Thank you for a simple and practical mill that is well built for the small hobbyist as my self.
We love our mill. The log pictured on the mill is a 31" cherry. That's the largest log we have cut , I did not know if we could but we did , we got some beautiful 2" X18" board's. We are still learning to run the mill but we have the basics down. We are very happy with the ease of use of the mill and the adjustability of blade replacement and blade adjustments. We have it temporally on my car trailer until we cut enough Lumber for the lean too that it will b housed under on the side of my garage. Thank you for a simple and practical mill that is well built for the small hobbyist as my self.
Doug Champagne
Here are some pictures of the latest project I’ve made at home, sugar shack. It gives me a great sense of pride to be able to say that we actually cut and sawed our own trees (White pine, Tamarack and Hemlock) from our property to create something so functional and add so much to our small farm. With the ease and use friendly design of your mill, none of this would have been possible. Thank you.
Here are some pictures of the latest project I’ve made at home, sugar shack. It gives me a great sense of pride to be able to say that we actually cut and sawed our own trees (White pine, Tamarack and Hemlock) from our property to create something so functional and add so much to our small farm. With the ease and use friendly design of your mill, none of this would have been possible. Thank you.
Dennis Bower
We're building a shed over the mill with ash lumber . The ash trees are all infected with the ash borer beetle in Pennsylvania and soon they will all be dead. We also are milling beams to replace some bad ones in our barn. The mill has plenty of power to mill the red oak and ash that we are using. Very happy with the mill and service. Glad I found woodland mills. Denny Here are some of our recent projects. We just completed a workshop in the barn with some beautiful pine. We also made a sled, we strap it towards the rear of a log and raise the log in the front with the 3 point hitch , this way we keep the log clean when we pull it out of the woods. Finally you can see we gave the mill a well deserved rest while we clean up the mountain of slab wood that produced so much beautiful lumber. Thanks again for a great mill. Denny
We're building a shed over the mill with ash lumber . The ash trees are all infected with the ash borer beetle in Pennsylvania and soon they will all be dead. We also are milling beams to replace some bad ones in our barn. The mill has plenty of power to mill the red oak and ash that we are using. Very happy with the mill and service. Glad I found woodland mills. Denny Here are some of our recent projects. We just completed a workshop in the barn with some beautiful pine. We also made a sled, we strap it towards the rear of a log and raise the log in the front with the 3 point hitch , this way we keep the log clean when we pull it out of the woods. Finally you can see we gave the mill a well deserved rest while we clean up the mountain of slab wood that produced so much beautiful lumber. Thanks again for a great mill. Denny
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HM126 Sawmill
New Jersey, USA
Richard Dodds
First I would comment on the excellent service I have received from Woodland Mills. I am a bit nutty when it comes to customer service and you guys are a breath of fresh air. That alone might prejudice my opinion of the mill. Attached are two pictures of my mill in action. The first picture is of my mill setup. In this picture I am milling a large oak log. The log was a little over 15 feet long and just wide enough to make it into the mill (actually I had to cut it a bit with a chainsaw on the sides to allow it to fit). In the left of the picture is a oversized saw horse I made from the very first log I cut. It is made of ash and can handle over 500 pounds of cutoffs. The oak log yielded boards 17" wide. The tractor is on the right side allowing wood to be stacked directly onto the forks and then carried to a hoop greenhouse that I use as a barn for drying. At this point I have mainly cut hardwoods that are left over from hurricane Sandy in 2012. This is a great product and friends and neighbors have stopped by to ask about it and see it in action. Thanks Richard Dodds NJ, USA
First I would comment on the excellent service I have received from Woodland Mills. I am a bit nutty when it comes to customer service and you guys are a breath of fresh air. That alone might prejudice my opinion of the mill. Attached are two pictures of my mill in action. The first picture is of my mill setup. In this picture I am milling a large oak log. The log was a little over 15 feet long and just wide enough to make it into the mill (actually I had to cut it a bit with a chainsaw on the sides to allow it to fit). In the left of the picture is a oversized saw horse I made from the very first log I cut. It is made of ash and can handle over 500 pounds of cutoffs. The oak log yielded boards 17" wide. The tractor is on the right side allowing wood to be stacked directly onto the forks and then carried to a hoop greenhouse that I use as a barn for drying. At this point I have mainly cut hardwoods that are left over from hurricane Sandy in 2012. This is a great product and friends and neighbors have stopped by to ask about it and see it in action. Thanks Richard Dodds NJ, USA
Larry Fleece
I wanted to send you some of the work I have done with my Woodland Mill. I purchased in 2012 at the Bancroft Forestry Expo. I keep the mill up at my cottage in Otter Lake, Quebec . I am very pleased with the mill and have been putting it to use quite a bit. I also have purchased the TREX trailer from you guys as well and find it compliments the sawmill very well. Attached are some of my projects that I have completed. Some projects were a large cedar deck on the back of our cottage Bunkie, an outdoor shower, pergola, board and batten siding on our cottage porch, boat tackle shed (built on the front of an old retired runabout), shed overhangs and a sawmill shed. I have milled cedar, pine, basswood, poplar, spruce, balsam, tamarack and birch. I look forward to many more years of outdoor milling and projects and always like to hear how other woodland mill owners are using their saws. All the best to the woodland Team.
I wanted to send you some of the work I have done with my Woodland Mill. I purchased in 2012 at the Bancroft Forestry Expo. I keep the mill up at my cottage in Otter Lake, Quebec . I am very pleased with the mill and have been putting it to use quite a bit. I also have purchased the TREX trailer from you guys as well and find it compliments the sawmill very well. Attached are some of my projects that I have completed. Some projects were a large cedar deck on the back of our cottage Bunkie, an outdoor shower, pergola, board and batten siding on our cottage porch, boat tackle shed (built on the front of an old retired runabout), shed overhangs and a sawmill shed. I have milled cedar, pine, basswood, poplar, spruce, balsam, tamarack and birch. I look forward to many more years of outdoor milling and projects and always like to hear how other woodland mill owners are using their saws. All the best to the woodland Team.
Bob Adams
The Woodland Mills sawmill was easy to set up and a joy to use. I have made several small items from green lumber and have several hundred board feet drying inside one of my buildings. The small shed next to the mill was tossed together with incurred lumber. Everything milled to this date has come from ash trees destroyed by the emerald ash borer. My woods has hundreds of these dead and nearly dead trees 10 to 48 inches in diameter and 50-80 ft. high. The saw mill allows me to save as much of this oak-like lumber as possible.
The Woodland Mills sawmill was easy to set up and a joy to use. I have made several small items from green lumber and have several hundred board feet drying inside one of my buildings. The small shed next to the mill was tossed together with incurred lumber. Everything milled to this date has come from ash trees destroyed by the emerald ash borer. My woods has hundreds of these dead and nearly dead trees 10 to 48 inches in diameter and 50-80 ft. high. The saw mill allows me to save as much of this oak-like lumber as possible.
Tim Wines
We have had our Woodland Mills sawmill for several years. It has performed very well, cut thousands of board feet, both hardwood and pine. Recently my son, his grandfather, and myself cut all of the lumber needed to complete a picnic shelter at our church, which was my son’s Eagle Scout project. His Eagle Scout box was built out of Walnut which was also cut on the mill. I have included a few photos of the project. In my original research, I had looked at several sawmills but am very happy that I chose Woodland Mills. Tim Wines
We have had our Woodland Mills sawmill for several years. It has performed very well, cut thousands of board feet, both hardwood and pine. Recently my son, his grandfather, and myself cut all of the lumber needed to complete a picnic shelter at our church, which was my son’s Eagle Scout project. His Eagle Scout box was built out of Walnut which was also cut on the mill. I have included a few photos of the project. In my original research, I had looked at several sawmills but am very happy that I chose Woodland Mills. Tim Wines
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HM126 Sawmill
New York, USA
Glen Smith
I love my woodland mills sawmill. It has worked flawlessly and fires up on the first pull every time. I put this addition on my home entirely of wood off my property. Glen Smith
I love my woodland mills sawmill. It has worked flawlessly and fires up on the first pull every time. I put this addition on my home entirely of wood off my property. Glen Smith
Brian MacRury
Update: As per our chat I've forwarded a few pics of the Mill finally getting set up and into action. I wound up fabricating a 60" by 14' trailer to move it around as my acreage is about 250 km from home. We've been doing up some Hemlock for odd construction job and a pile of hardwood ( maple, oak) for pending projects. The mill runs flawlessly as it has for the past three years and is a pleasure to use. Will get some more pics forwarded once we really get production going next spring. Thanks for the support on-line, got the parts I needed on time and didn't experience any down time at all..!! Brian
Update: As per our chat I've forwarded a few pics of the Mill finally getting set up and into action. I wound up fabricating a 60" by 14' trailer to move it around as my acreage is about 250 km from home. We've been doing up some Hemlock for odd construction job and a pile of hardwood ( maple, oak) for pending projects. The mill runs flawlessly as it has for the past three years and is a pleasure to use. Will get some more pics forwarded once we really get production going next spring. Thanks for the support on-line, got the parts I needed on time and didn't experience any down time at all..!! Brian
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HM126 Sawmill
Ontario, Canada
Shawn Ippel
Hi Lori ~ The Grindlux 4000 blade sharpener is definitely doing its job well. I've been cutting a lot of wet white oak lately and having a sharpener onsite has made all the difference in production of finished boards. Once you dial it in, its a set it and forget it operation tool. I've also been cutting some live edge walnut and ash, the blades cut threw like butter. I've attached pics of some pieces I've been working on lately...thanks again...ttys.
Hi Lori ~ The Grindlux 4000 blade sharpener is definitely doing its job well. I've been cutting a lot of wet white oak lately and having a sharpener onsite has made all the difference in production of finished boards. Once you dial it in, its a set it and forget it operation tool. I've also been cutting some live edge walnut and ash, the blades cut threw like butter. I've attached pics of some pieces I've been working on lately...thanks again...ttys.
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HM126 Sawmill
Maine, USA
Al and Joe Borelli
The mill has been great we haven't found any flaws in it at all. We like the new location of the crank. We have built a building for it already and now where cutting the beams for my brothers house. The mill has saved us thousands of dollars in the last 2 months we have owned it. Thanks again Woodland Mills
The mill has been great we haven't found any flaws in it at all. We like the new location of the crank. We have built a building for it already and now where cutting the beams for my brothers house. The mill has saved us thousands of dollars in the last 2 months we have owned it. Thanks again Woodland Mills
Bob Waurio
Here are a few pics I took of my operation as promised... I am building my 2000 sqft house out of 8" x 8" boxed heart, stacked timbers using ponderosa pine, most of the logs are 16" to 20" in diameter, some up to 24"... I had to be creative to get the bigs ones cut... Many thousand board feet of lumber have been cut with my HM126 to get my 4000 ln ft of 8x8's that I estimate I need... Planning to start building in March... I beefed up the rails on the saw mill with 6" channel this helped with keeping it straight, also I can put an axle under it later to make it mobile... Great saw!! Bob Waurio Update: I cut the timbers 8X8", boxed heart, butt and pass on the corners... It's completely off-grid and my goal has been to complete it without any debt... So I have been doing the work myself + friends. Interior is coming along but still needs work... I will have to post pics separately it seems... Living room dining and kitchen are one room 27X24'.The mill runs great, I haven't ran it for a time, when I cut my timbers I ran it steady for over a year and have plenty of lumber to work with
Here are a few pics I took of my operation as promised... I am building my 2000 sqft house out of 8" x 8" boxed heart, stacked timbers using ponderosa pine, most of the logs are 16" to 20" in diameter, some up to 24"... I had to be creative to get the bigs ones cut... Many thousand board feet of lumber have been cut with my HM126 to get my 4000 ln ft of 8x8's that I estimate I need... Planning to start building in March... I beefed up the rails on the saw mill with 6" channel this helped with keeping it straight, also I can put an axle under it later to make it mobile... Great saw!! Bob Waurio Update: I cut the timbers 8X8", boxed heart, butt and pass on the corners... It's completely off-grid and my goal has been to complete it without any debt... So I have been doing the work myself + friends. Interior is coming along but still needs work... I will have to post pics separately it seems... Living room dining and kitchen are one room 27X24'.The mill runs great, I haven't ran it for a time, when I cut my timbers I ran it steady for over a year and have plenty of lumber to work with
Gabe Verleun
Hello, Please find attached a few photos of the HM126 Portable Sawmill that I purchased from you last year. I have been very pleased with the saw and have cut a lot of lumber so far. I have set it up in a former cattle barn so that I can use it rain or shine. It is easy to handle and does not hesitate with any size log. I am very pleased with the quality of this saw. Sincerely, Gabe Verleun Upper Montague, Prince Edward Island
Hello, Please find attached a few photos of the HM126 Portable Sawmill that I purchased from you last year. I have been very pleased with the saw and have cut a lot of lumber so far. I have set it up in a former cattle barn so that I can use it rain or shine. It is easy to handle and does not hesitate with any size log. I am very pleased with the quality of this saw. Sincerely, Gabe Verleun Upper Montague, Prince Edward Island
Mark Saban
I have just purchased an HM126 and various extras from Henrik in Sweden. The machine has arrived and we have set it all up and spent last Saturday using it. Henrik's service is excellent and he helped with everything we needed to know, a really good guy. The machine arrived last Tuesday and we put it together over the course of Wednesday and then didn't use it until Saturday. I have to say that the machine is excellent and is a great addition to our business which is mainly outdoor furniture making and this will now be with wood we have milled ourselves. When our trailer is made we will be advertising a new side to our business which is mobile milling. Thank you very much for such a great quality machine and a great quality service. Please find attached some pictures, our setup and our first log, a spruce. Many thanks once again. All the best Mark & Lee Mobile Log Milling Services Hampshire UK
Marvin & Donna Dyck
Hi Julie, We bought a mill from you in March and we finally got to our cabin property and have it all set up and working. I've only cut 1 log with it and it took a bit of tweeking but it seems to run fine. It was very easy to assemble and set up and the mill looks well made. It was a pleasure doing business with you folks and I'm sure I will be ordering blades or parts in the future. We hope to gets lots of use from this mill so we will stay in touch. Thanks again, Marv and Donna Dyck
Hi Julie, We bought a mill from you in March and we finally got to our cabin property and have it all set up and working. I've only cut 1 log with it and it took a bit of tweeking but it seems to run fine. It was very easy to assemble and set up and the mill looks well made. It was a pleasure doing business with you folks and I'm sure I will be ordering blades or parts in the future. We hope to gets lots of use from this mill so we will stay in touch. Thanks again, Marv and Donna Dyck
Patrick Bell
My brother and I bought our mill to supplement his tree service. We save anything that we possibly can in order to mill it up. We have cut many different oaks, cherry, ash, walnut, various types of maple, many different pine, and other things I'm sure I am forgetting. We have had no issues at all with our mill. The stack of wood in the picture is the first 2 days worth of sawing, just getting used to what to do with it. Since then we have sawn around 10,000 board feet of lumber. I've included a few pictures of our first big log, a large pin oak, as well as a picture of one of my children helping out. My three oldest love to watch it run and help push it, as well as clean up the sawdust. Thanks for making a quality product, I love using it and am looking forward to using it for many more years.
My brother and I bought our mill to supplement his tree service. We save anything that we possibly can in order to mill it up. We have cut many different oaks, cherry, ash, walnut, various types of maple, many different pine, and other things I'm sure I am forgetting. We have had no issues at all with our mill. The stack of wood in the picture is the first 2 days worth of sawing, just getting used to what to do with it. Since then we have sawn around 10,000 board feet of lumber. I've included a few pictures of our first big log, a large pin oak, as well as a picture of one of my children helping out. My three oldest love to watch it run and help push it, as well as clean up the sawdust. Thanks for making a quality product, I love using it and am looking forward to using it for many more years.
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Peter Kavakos
Hello Lori, Last fall I purchased a mill and have absolutely loved it. I liked it so much, I bought another one for my father. The mills are working great and have easily paid for themselves already! Thank you Peter Kavakos Update: Hi Lori, That's great people like the cabin, I know I do! The mill has been great. I milled the entire cabin out of white pine. It took about 10 20" trees. I used all the slab wood before I got to a nice square log for the siding at 1" thick. Once I had a square cant I milled the structural lumber. I stickered and dried the lumber for 4 months. I just finished the final coat of stain on the siding. I used a stain and sealer in one and it came out great. The project is finished it took one year from trees to cabin..with no electric! Hope this helps. Thanks Pete
Hello Lori, Last fall I purchased a mill and have absolutely loved it. I liked it so much, I bought another one for my father. The mills are working great and have easily paid for themselves already! Thank you Peter Kavakos Update: Hi Lori, That's great people like the cabin, I know I do! The mill has been great. I milled the entire cabin out of white pine. It took about 10 20" trees. I used all the slab wood before I got to a nice square log for the siding at 1" thick. Once I had a square cant I milled the structural lumber. I stickered and dried the lumber for 4 months. I just finished the final coat of stain on the siding. I used a stain and sealer in one and it came out great. The project is finished it took one year from trees to cabin..with no electric! Hope this helps. Thanks Pete
Peter Olynyk
I am a 62 year old semi-retired college Professor. I received the Woodlands sawmill as a retirement gift back in April of this year. The intention was to take it to our cottage near Temagami, Ontario where Mother Nature often supplies us with an assortment of saw logs. There I would use it as a hobby as I ride off into full retirement mode very soon. Before shipping it to Temagami, I took the packaged unit to a friend's farm near London, Ontario. We started assembling the unit on a Friday afternoon and we were ready to start sawing by dinner time. We found the instructions easy to follow. With a bit of mechanical ability and a couple of extra hands the assembly was straightforward. Sawing our first log was exciting and effortless. And extremely accurate! I'm really impressed with the job this sawmill can do, and I'm really looking forward to learning more about how to saw logs and the various "advanced techniques" that I can employ with the unit. The pictures attached show the unit at our cottage by the lakeshore. I laid out some concrete filled sonotubes, cast some galvanized metal saddles in the concrete, then laid out a 4"x6" wooden tie and foundation arrangement to support the metal track system. My hope is to put the unit on a roadworthy trailer system in the near future. I really want to have the mill as a portable unit. I have lots of friends who are really impressed with what they have seen so far, and they are tempting me with offers of saw logs all over Ontario. Thanks to all the friendly people at Woodland Mills who have provided encouragement and technical help thus far, and for your wonderful website. You're doing a great job. Please keep it up. Best Regards, Peter
I am a 62 year old semi-retired college Professor. I received the Woodlands sawmill as a retirement gift back in April of this year. The intention was to take it to our cottage near Temagami, Ontario where Mother Nature often supplies us with an assortment of saw logs. There I would use it as a hobby as I ride off into full retirement mode very soon. Before shipping it to Temagami, I took the packaged unit to a friend's farm near London, Ontario. We started assembling the unit on a Friday afternoon and we were ready to start sawing by dinner time. We found the instructions easy to follow. With a bit of mechanical ability and a couple of extra hands the assembly was straightforward. Sawing our first log was exciting and effortless. And extremely accurate! I'm really impressed with the job this sawmill can do, and I'm really looking forward to learning more about how to saw logs and the various "advanced techniques" that I can employ with the unit. The pictures attached show the unit at our cottage by the lakeshore. I laid out some concrete filled sonotubes, cast some galvanized metal saddles in the concrete, then laid out a 4"x6" wooden tie and foundation arrangement to support the metal track system. My hope is to put the unit on a roadworthy trailer system in the near future. I really want to have the mill as a portable unit. I have lots of friends who are really impressed with what they have seen so far, and they are tempting me with offers of saw logs all over Ontario. Thanks to all the friendly people at Woodland Mills who have provided encouragement and technical help thus far, and for your wonderful website. You're doing a great job. Please keep it up. Best Regards, Peter
Dan & Tanya Ryan
I was looking through your website (again) and thought I should let you guys know how pleased I am with my Woodland Mill. I purchased the mill at the Bancroft Forestry Expo in 2012 have put it to good use ever since. I have attached a few pictures of the enclosure I built for it last summer. Total cost was about $30 in gas and $20 for blade sharpening. My savings in lumber costs have already paid for the mill!!! I am now able to make good use of standing lumber that I am constantly thinning out of my 100 acre mixed bush. The slab wood is great for camp fires and for heating the house during those mild spring and fall weeks. This spring it will be put to good use milling a variety of quality, straight, low cost lumber for several tree stands, an ATV storage shed, butcher block island for the kitchen and whatever else I can find the time to build. No more trips to the lumber yard for me. Thanks, Dan Ryan
I was looking through your website (again) and thought I should let you guys know how pleased I am with my Woodland Mill. I purchased the mill at the Bancroft Forestry Expo in 2012 have put it to good use ever since. I have attached a few pictures of the enclosure I built for it last summer. Total cost was about $30 in gas and $20 for blade sharpening. My savings in lumber costs have already paid for the mill!!! I am now able to make good use of standing lumber that I am constantly thinning out of my 100 acre mixed bush. The slab wood is great for camp fires and for heating the house during those mild spring and fall weeks. This spring it will be put to good use milling a variety of quality, straight, low cost lumber for several tree stands, an ATV storage shed, butcher block island for the kitchen and whatever else I can find the time to build. No more trips to the lumber yard for me. Thanks, Dan Ryan
Michael Fortune
Hi Lori, here's a couple of pictures of the floor I just laid at our house. The wood is an old pine log I cut with the sawmill. I followed the waney edge and cut both pieces at once. We sent pictures in to the magazine in Maine a few weeks ago. Michael
Hi Lori, here's a couple of pictures of the floor I just laid at our house. The wood is an old pine log I cut with the sawmill. I followed the waney edge and cut both pieces at once. We sent pictures in to the magazine in Maine a few weeks ago. Michael
Michael Fortune- Article in Fine Woodworking Magazine
The latest addition to Michael Fortune's woodworking homestead, in rural Canada near Toronto, is a portable sawmill, which will let him saw his own lumber from the log. After seeing the Woodland Mills HM126 in action at a local demo, he was surprised to see a sticker price under $3,000, meaning the machine would pay for itself in a few years. But watching him fire it up on a snowy day, I got the sense that owning this machine is at least half about the fun of it all. Fortune didn't stop at the basic equipment, of course, but made it permanent on a concrete platform, with a timber platform alongside for rolling logs aboard. Walking behind the bandsaw carriage, Fortune rolled it smoothly through a 2-ft.-thick walnut log, exposing the creamy interior and grinning the whole time. Soon after, Fortune built a solar drying kiln from framing materials and clear plastic roof sheathing, to handle the green lumber he produces. The temperatures inside hit 100 on a 25-degree day. A small computer fan keeps the air moving. Read more: http://www.finewoodworking.com/item/117979/bandsaw-mills-are-more-affordable-than-ever#ixzz3rPDIKJc8 Follow us: @fwmagazine on Twitter | finewoodworkingmagazine on Facebook
The latest addition to Michael Fortune's woodworking homestead, in rural Canada near Toronto, is a portable sawmill, which will let him saw his own lumber from the log. After seeing the Woodland Mills HM126 in action at a local demo, he was surprised to see a sticker price under $3,000, meaning the machine would pay for itself in a few years. But watching him fire it up on a snowy day, I got the sense that owning this machine is at least half about the fun of it all. Fortune didn't stop at the basic equipment, of course, but made it permanent on a concrete platform, with a timber platform alongside for rolling logs aboard. Walking behind the bandsaw carriage, Fortune rolled it smoothly through a 2-ft.-thick walnut log, exposing the creamy interior and grinning the whole time. Soon after, Fortune built a solar drying kiln from framing materials and clear plastic roof sheathing, to handle the green lumber he produces. The temperatures inside hit 100 on a 25-degree day. A small computer fan keeps the air moving. Read more: http://www.finewoodworking.com/item/117979/bandsaw-mills-are-more-affordable-than-ever#ixzz3rPDIKJc8 Follow us: @fwmagazine on Twitter | finewoodworkingmagazine on Facebook
Phil Lovejoy
Hi Lori, I just wanted to send in some pictures of my set up with my new woodland mill. I bought the mill after Sunoco put a gas pipeline across my property in April of 2014. I did a little bit of investigation and after watching your instructional video decided to buy your woodland mill and I'm really glad I did. Like some others have said, it takes a bit of getting used to, not the machine so much as knowing how to cut the logs to get the most out of them and a few little things with the machine as well, like how long blades should last etc. I placed my mill in my 150yr old Pennsylvania barn. I keep it out of the weather and it stays a bit warmer in there than outside in with blowing wind, plus I can control the mess a lot better. I also have set up a little shop so once the boards are cut I can edge them with my table saw if I have to. I can trim the ends with my sliding compound miter saw and I cut my stickers as well and then stack the wood out of the weather to dry in there as well. When I got the mill, being a retired shop teacher, I built a wooden frame to support the sawmills frame work. I used 4x6x12 ft pressure treated lumber and cut dados into the side pieces then used lag bolts and washers along with 3/8 inch all thread with washers to further stiffen up this frame work. I need no more leveling with this arrangement and it works fantastic, plus it raises the mill up a bit making it easier on the old back. As you can see I set the logs (and in the one picture I am cutting my second log which turned out to be a 28 inch Oak) using a Bobcat skid loader. Thanks again and thanks to the guys who have helped out with tech support as well. I did need them a few times when I first started cutting. Neil and the crew have been there a few times later in the day when I get time to cut and have had questions concerning some little problems. A very, very nice machine for the money and it is super accurate.
Hi Lori, I just wanted to send in some pictures of my set up with my new woodland mill. I bought the mill after Sunoco put a gas pipeline across my property in April of 2014. I did a little bit of investigation and after watching your instructional video decided to buy your woodland mill and I'm really glad I did. Like some others have said, it takes a bit of getting used to, not the machine so much as knowing how to cut the logs to get the most out of them and a few little things with the machine as well, like how long blades should last etc. I placed my mill in my 150yr old Pennsylvania barn. I keep it out of the weather and it stays a bit warmer in there than outside in with blowing wind, plus I can control the mess a lot better. I also have set up a little shop so once the boards are cut I can edge them with my table saw if I have to. I can trim the ends with my sliding compound miter saw and I cut my stickers as well and then stack the wood out of the weather to dry in there as well. When I got the mill, being a retired shop teacher, I built a wooden frame to support the sawmills frame work. I used 4x6x12 ft pressure treated lumber and cut dados into the side pieces then used lag bolts and washers along with 3/8 inch all thread with washers to further stiffen up this frame work. I need no more leveling with this arrangement and it works fantastic, plus it raises the mill up a bit making it easier on the old back. As you can see I set the logs (and in the one picture I am cutting my second log which turned out to be a 28 inch Oak) using a Bobcat skid loader. Thanks again and thanks to the guys who have helped out with tech support as well. I did need them a few times when I first started cutting. Neil and the crew have been there a few times later in the day when I get time to cut and have had questions concerning some little problems. A very, very nice machine for the money and it is super accurate.
Glen MacDonald
The sawmill is running great... It took me a couple of times setting up the base/foundation, tweaking it etc. Dropping large ( 16ft ) logs on it all day made it go out of alignment a couple of times. I think I have it right now and contiue to cut/mill logs and lumber . I am building a small Log Hunting Cabin in the woods not far from where I live. The logs are "D" shaped and the sawmill does a great job . Here are a couple of pictures ... you can see the logs that I am stacking with plans to start putting up walls in a few weeks . ( The last picture ... the Grandkids having fun ! ) . Thanks again . Glenn McDonald Update: I have had the HM126 for a few years now and have updated there site with pictures of the log cabin and out buildings I have built . After all this time the mill continues to perform beyond my expectations . I had to replace the clutch and contacted woodland mills, within a few days I had a new clutch and it was very easy to replace . This summer I built a sugar shack with the logs I milled in the spring . It's great to not have to worry about lumber .... I just cut what I need !
The sawmill is running great... It took me a couple of times setting up the base/foundation, tweaking it etc. Dropping large ( 16ft ) logs on it all day made it go out of alignment a couple of times. I think I have it right now and contiue to cut/mill logs and lumber . I am building a small Log Hunting Cabin in the woods not far from where I live. The logs are "D" shaped and the sawmill does a great job . Here are a couple of pictures ... you can see the logs that I am stacking with plans to start putting up walls in a few weeks . ( The last picture ... the Grandkids having fun ! ) . Thanks again . Glenn McDonald Update: I have had the HM126 for a few years now and have updated there site with pictures of the log cabin and out buildings I have built . After all this time the mill continues to perform beyond my expectations . I had to replace the clutch and contacted woodland mills, within a few days I had a new clutch and it was very easy to replace . This summer I built a sugar shack with the logs I milled in the spring . It's great to not have to worry about lumber .... I just cut what I need !
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HM126 Sawmill
Manitoba, Canada
Glen Harron
"I have been very pleased with my HM126 Sawmill. It is accurate and powerful enough to cut through some pretty large frozen Manitoba Ash and Tamarack. The Kohler engine starts and runs well in even minus 30 C weather. The mill too operates well in these cold temperatures. It is important at blade change to completely clear the discharge chute and sawblade pulley wheels of the lube antifreeze ice/sawdust buildup. This is completely understandable and is only a 10 minute job. A great investment that has put the creativity back into my life. "Thanks Woodland Mills" Glen Harron Update: I said on Facebook that I would send you some pics of the outputs of my HM 126. I bought the mill to build a house. The outputs of the mill were mostly non-structural and included: fascia, soffits, siding, flooring, interior finishes, cabinets, counters, base boards, sliding barn doors, door and window trim, and ceilings. The picture of the bathroom is the downstairs bath built from local cedar. The siding is lapped pine and the vaulted ceiling is ship lapped pine. 3,000 meters of 3/4" pine was cut, varying widths. It was fastened when still green using galvanized serrated nails. The ceiling boards were screwed using coated trim screws. Tamarack was used for the soffits, fascia and future decks. It was selected for its rot resistance. When complete approximately 10 cords of tamarack will have been used. Ash was the hardwood of choice for the flooring, counters, cabinets, mouldings, etc. It was cut 1.5 years ago, and was stickered to air dry. After air drying the floor slabs are straight edged in the shop and rough planed, then brought inside to the loft to further dry for 2 months before finish planing and T/G. 12 cords of ash were sawn into 1", 1.5", 2" and 3" boards. The sawmill has been magnificent and the blade sharpener a necessity. There's lots to learn, and I just keep learningMy new hardwood floors, milled with my HM126 from Manitoba Ash. Everything else in the background also from my 126. Glen
"I have been very pleased with my HM126 Sawmill. It is accurate and powerful enough to cut through some pretty large frozen Manitoba Ash and Tamarack. The Kohler engine starts and runs well in even minus 30 C weather. The mill too operates well in these cold temperatures. It is important at blade change to completely clear the discharge chute and sawblade pulley wheels of the lube antifreeze ice/sawdust buildup. This is completely understandable and is only a 10 minute job. A great investment that has put the creativity back into my life. "Thanks Woodland Mills" Glen Harron Update: I said on Facebook that I would send you some pics of the outputs of my HM 126. I bought the mill to build a house. The outputs of the mill were mostly non-structural and included: fascia, soffits, siding, flooring, interior finishes, cabinets, counters, base boards, sliding barn doors, door and window trim, and ceilings. The picture of the bathroom is the downstairs bath built from local cedar. The siding is lapped pine and the vaulted ceiling is ship lapped pine. 3,000 meters of 3/4" pine was cut, varying widths. It was fastened when still green using galvanized serrated nails. The ceiling boards were screwed using coated trim screws. Tamarack was used for the soffits, fascia and future decks. It was selected for its rot resistance. When complete approximately 10 cords of tamarack will have been used. Ash was the hardwood of choice for the flooring, counters, cabinets, mouldings, etc. It was cut 1.5 years ago, and was stickered to air dry. After air drying the floor slabs are straight edged in the shop and rough planed, then brought inside to the loft to further dry for 2 months before finish planing and T/G. 12 cords of ash were sawn into 1", 1.5", 2" and 3" boards. The sawmill has been magnificent and the blade sharpener a necessity. There's lots to learn, and I just keep learningMy new hardwood floors, milled with my HM126 from Manitoba Ash. Everything else in the background also from my 126. Glen
Jack Burley
Lori, I thought I would send you a couple of more pictures. I am cutting up a log pile on my property. I built the trailer myself. I combined parts I saw on other trailers. I've since added rollers with a one ton bottle jack. I made side loading ramps out of 3" angle iron. I use a battery powered electric winch to pull the logs up the ramp. I had a winch with a slip clutch in it so it wouldn`t lift more than it was rated for. Some idiot in an office came up with that for safety, Just the opposite. I threw it in the garbage. I had a 32" x 16` log on the ramp. When it got to the top, I guess it was more than it was rated for and down it came on the ramp. I was smart enough not to be near it. I am looking for a good winch now. Until then I use my 4wheeler one. I had to cut down 30 trees to make room on my property to make a shed for the mill. I will be able to work in the winter. I welded 8 top crank, 2500 Ibs, jacks for fast mill leveling. I wielded the mill levelers to the trailer frame, for truing the mill bed. I also have a interchangeable trailer tongue, out o 3" square tubing. I will be adding fenders and signal lights for highway travel. I have cut 2x6's and 2x4`s for roof trusses for my new mill shed. I love the mill and it is one of the best purchases I have made in many years. I have had many fellow sawyers check my mill out. They come from Iron Bridge to the Soo. Jack
Lori, I thought I would send you a couple of more pictures. I am cutting up a log pile on my property. I built the trailer myself. I combined parts I saw on other trailers. I've since added rollers with a one ton bottle jack. I made side loading ramps out of 3" angle iron. I use a battery powered electric winch to pull the logs up the ramp. I had a winch with a slip clutch in it so it wouldn`t lift more than it was rated for. Some idiot in an office came up with that for safety, Just the opposite. I threw it in the garbage. I had a 32" x 16` log on the ramp. When it got to the top, I guess it was more than it was rated for and down it came on the ramp. I was smart enough not to be near it. I am looking for a good winch now. Until then I use my 4wheeler one. I had to cut down 30 trees to make room on my property to make a shed for the mill. I will be able to work in the winter. I welded 8 top crank, 2500 Ibs, jacks for fast mill leveling. I wielded the mill levelers to the trailer frame, for truing the mill bed. I also have a interchangeable trailer tongue, out o 3" square tubing. I will be adding fenders and signal lights for highway travel. I have cut 2x6's and 2x4`s for roof trusses for my new mill shed. I love the mill and it is one of the best purchases I have made in many years. I have had many fellow sawyers check my mill out. They come from Iron Bridge to the Soo. Jack
Jared Bruinsma
I have attached a pic of me running the mill and the most recent picture of the cabin progress. As for my experience with the mill, so far it's been great. The two small issues I've had were handled very promptly. The customer service was awesome. The mill has been working pretty much flawlessly. We have probably run 30 plus trees through it. There is a small learning curve to using the mill but it is easy to use and learn. I was expecting far less quality based on the price point of the machine. I always recommend the mill to anyone who asks about it and how I got/made my logs for the cabin.Great product! Update: Just wanted to let you guys know the mill I purchased is working well. Customer service has been great! Thanks Jared Bruinsma
I have attached a pic of me running the mill and the most recent picture of the cabin progress. As for my experience with the mill, so far it's been great. The two small issues I've had were handled very promptly. The customer service was awesome. The mill has been working pretty much flawlessly. We have probably run 30 plus trees through it. There is a small learning curve to using the mill but it is easy to use and learn. I was expecting far less quality based on the price point of the machine. I always recommend the mill to anyone who asks about it and how I got/made my logs for the cabin.Great product! Update: Just wanted to let you guys know the mill I purchased is working well. Customer service has been great! Thanks Jared Bruinsma
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Jason Mazingo
I just wanted to say how very pleased I am with my mill. I have cut some big timber with the unit some as large as 26 inches with great efficiency and the word powerful is an understatement . I currently have milled around 10000 board ft and have plans on much, much more. All this has been done with no mechanical issues at all. The word hobby mill is used, but my mill is a serious machine that will get any milling job done I set before it! Thanks again!!!
I just wanted to say how very pleased I am with my mill. I have cut some big timber with the unit some as large as 26 inches with great efficiency and the word powerful is an understatement . I currently have milled around 10000 board ft and have plans on much, much more. All this has been done with no mechanical issues at all. The word hobby mill is used, but my mill is a serious machine that will get any milling job done I set before it! Thanks again!!!
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Jeremiah Corrigan
Having a blast with the mill and absolutely love it! Update: White pine bench made with last year's stock. Update: Nothing better than being a rookie artist and having a mill! Best of both worlds when I can put the two together. Update: Bought the mill to build my log cabin however due to the abundance of lumber I stumbled upon a rustic customs business. Just getting started with a Facebook page called Primal Woodworks and felt I had to give some credit to you for making such an awesome mill for a price that the average guy can afford. Raising the roof! Buying the mill has been one of the best moves I've ever made. It has helped to allow us to build this bought and paid for. And I have lumber piles everywhere to help furnish it
Having a blast with the mill and absolutely love it! Update: White pine bench made with last year's stock. Update: Nothing better than being a rookie artist and having a mill! Best of both worlds when I can put the two together. Update: Bought the mill to build my log cabin however due to the abundance of lumber I stumbled upon a rustic customs business. Just getting started with a Facebook page called Primal Woodworks and felt I had to give some credit to you for making such an awesome mill for a price that the average guy can afford. Raising the roof! Buying the mill has been one of the best moves I've ever made. It has helped to allow us to build this bought and paid for. And I have lumber piles everywhere to help furnish it
Jeremiah Wood
Hi Lori, I am loving my HM126. After 2 summers of sawing, the mill has more than paid for itself. I've built a 10' x 12' woodshed, an 8' x 12' utility shed, a working chute for our cattle herd and a bunch of lumber for friends and other small projects. Looking forward to many years of sawing and bigger projects ahead! The few times I've had to call, your customer service has been awesome and I appreciate that and I have recommended the mill to several others. Thanks again, Jeremiah Wood
Hi Lori, I am loving my HM126. After 2 summers of sawing, the mill has more than paid for itself. I've built a 10' x 12' woodshed, an 8' x 12' utility shed, a working chute for our cattle herd and a bunch of lumber for friends and other small projects. Looking forward to many years of sawing and bigger projects ahead! The few times I've had to call, your customer service has been awesome and I appreciate that and I have recommended the mill to several others. Thanks again, Jeremiah Wood
Rob & Pam
Rob and I really enjoyed the T-Rex trailer. We used it cutting wood for the sugar bush and it made my life a whole lot easier. The old trailer we have, I couldn't get through the bush with tipping the trailer over. He calls it Rexy because it's so sexy. I was able to maneuver over the rocky ground with ease. We were able to load twice as much wood in it. Thank you again for making a trailer that just glides over rough terrain. Thank you, Rob and Pam
Rob and I really enjoyed the T-Rex trailer. We used it cutting wood for the sugar bush and it made my life a whole lot easier. The old trailer we have, I couldn't get through the bush with tipping the trailer over. He calls it Rexy because it's so sexy. I was able to maneuver over the rocky ground with ease. We were able to load twice as much wood in it. Thank you again for making a trailer that just glides over rough terrain. Thank you, Rob and Pam
Chad Araneo
Hi Lori, Here's the dog helping me saw up some maple for the 320 square foot chicken coop addition I am putting onto the barn. That wood is almost too beautiful to waste on rafters but they will look nice holding up the roof. Here is a picture perhaps for facebook. My brother putting the final board up on the cabin. The entire thing is sided with white pine sawed on the mill. Worked great. And the outhouse at the cabin made entirely from home sawn wood (besides the pressure treated frame). Thanks for making such a great machine! I don't know what I would do without it. Buying lumber at home depot just seems so boring and expensive these days. Chad Araneo
Hi Lori, Here's the dog helping me saw up some maple for the 320 square foot chicken coop addition I am putting onto the barn. That wood is almost too beautiful to waste on rafters but they will look nice holding up the roof. Here is a picture perhaps for facebook. My brother putting the final board up on the cabin. The entire thing is sided with white pine sawed on the mill. Worked great. And the outhouse at the cabin made entirely from home sawn wood (besides the pressure treated frame). Thanks for making such a great machine! I don't know what I would do without it. Buying lumber at home depot just seems so boring and expensive these days. Chad Araneo
Kevin Treadway
Getting ready to cut the biggest piece of Poplar so far, around 26". I am turning out some very nice lumber that will be used for a new addition on our home Lumber pile s getting larger by the day. Soon have enough stocked up for the new addition this spring. Got out today between bad weather and got 3 mantels cut. 5" thick 12" wide x 5'-4" long. There white pine. Had to get me a sawmill fix. Thanks Woodland Mills — at Pocahontas Retreat. Kevin Treadway, Update: Finally got our addition finished. The 3x10 beams on the ceiling the 1x8's on the walls and all the floor framing were cut on my HM 126. This mill is such a pleasure to own. It's so handy to just go cut anything you need. Now to figure out what I want to build next. Update: More projects done. All the wood was cut on my HM126.
Getting ready to cut the biggest piece of Poplar so far, around 26". I am turning out some very nice lumber that will be used for a new addition on our home Lumber pile s getting larger by the day. Soon have enough stocked up for the new addition this spring. Got out today between bad weather and got 3 mantels cut. 5" thick 12" wide x 5'-4" long. There white pine. Had to get me a sawmill fix. Thanks Woodland Mills — at Pocahontas Retreat. Kevin Treadway, Update: Finally got our addition finished. The 3x10 beams on the ceiling the 1x8's on the walls and all the floor framing were cut on my HM 126. This mill is such a pleasure to own. It's so handy to just go cut anything you need. Now to figure out what I want to build next. Update: More projects done. All the wood was cut on my HM126.
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HM126 Sawmill
West Virginia, USA
Larry Harvey
Hi Melissa. I purchased the band mill from Woodland Mills in January . I used the blueprints you sent me to build a trailer for the mill. If it had a foot longer frame it would work better, otherwise saw works great. My dad is pleased with it so far. Haven't got to saw too much yet, but have big plans for it this summer. Here is a picture of my dad with his new little play toy, sawing his way to another weekend project. I have had several comments on the mill and my father-in-law is talking about purchasing one to.
Hi Melissa. I purchased the band mill from Woodland Mills in January . I used the blueprints you sent me to build a trailer for the mill. If it had a foot longer frame it would work better, otherwise saw works great. My dad is pleased with it so far. Haven't got to saw too much yet, but have big plans for it this summer. Here is a picture of my dad with his new little play toy, sawing his way to another weekend project. I have had several comments on the mill and my father-in-law is talking about purchasing one to.
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HM126 Sawmill
Alabama, USA
Jim Whitney
Hi Lori, Just couldn't wait to show you the first thing I have built using my sawmill from woodland mills. This is me and a porch swing I made all out of Alabama Cedar. It took me just a few days to get use to the mill and then I built the swing in about 3 days. Can't wait to see what my wife wants next. Have a Great Day! Jim Whitney Update: I am still using my mill and enjoying many new projects. I'm still doing a lot of small projects but my wife has some bigger projects planned that I haven't started yet. My sawmill is still working fine and I have cut many large cedar trees some as long as the sawmill will cut. My wife likes to sit outside and watch while I'm cutting boards. It's amazing how well this sawmill cuts wood! Thank You for the Great Sawmill. Update: Hi Lori, The wife and I are doing fine, staying really busy with the grass because of all the rain lately. I have made time to do some saw milling. Made the little woman a grape arbor for our old fashion grapes, Seems the grape vine likes it. And I have been pretty involved in making cedar Bee Hives. Trying to get some bees back in our area. Maybe cedar will help. Saw the pictures that are posted, and wow there is some nice things out there. Thank You, Still enjoying the saw mill. Jim
Hi Lori, Just couldn't wait to show you the first thing I have built using my sawmill from woodland mills. This is me and a porch swing I made all out of Alabama Cedar. It took me just a few days to get use to the mill and then I built the swing in about 3 days. Can't wait to see what my wife wants next. Have a Great Day! Jim Whitney Update: I am still using my mill and enjoying many new projects. I'm still doing a lot of small projects but my wife has some bigger projects planned that I haven't started yet. My sawmill is still working fine and I have cut many large cedar trees some as long as the sawmill will cut. My wife likes to sit outside and watch while I'm cutting boards. It's amazing how well this sawmill cuts wood! Thank You for the Great Sawmill. Update: Hi Lori, The wife and I are doing fine, staying really busy with the grass because of all the rain lately. I have made time to do some saw milling. Made the little woman a grape arbor for our old fashion grapes, Seems the grape vine likes it. And I have been pretty involved in making cedar Bee Hives. Trying to get some bees back in our area. Maybe cedar will help. Saw the pictures that are posted, and wow there is some nice things out there. Thank You, Still enjoying the saw mill. Jim
John Morgan
Received the mill and got her to the sight during a blizzard and was not able to get back to site safely for over a month. The weather finally broke and we went to work on some big poplars that the logging trucks rejected. I had a tough time getting her set up because of user errors and not following the instructions like I should have, but the product and customer service are spot on. Very simple to use and put together once you get past a little learning curve. Very happy with the product so far. Well made. Well designed. Getting the blade tracking right is the trickiest part for a beginner, but it all makes perfect sense now. You'll want to grease up a lot of parts and treat it with care like any other $3000 machine. The wood is lookin' good. Thanks, Woodland Mills! John Morgan
Received the mill and got her to the sight during a blizzard and was not able to get back to site safely for over a month. The weather finally broke and we went to work on some big poplars that the logging trucks rejected. I had a tough time getting her set up because of user errors and not following the instructions like I should have, but the product and customer service are spot on. Very simple to use and put together once you get past a little learning curve. Very happy with the product so far. Well made. Well designed. Getting the blade tracking right is the trickiest part for a beginner, but it all makes perfect sense now. You'll want to grease up a lot of parts and treat it with care like any other $3000 machine. The wood is lookin' good. Thanks, Woodland Mills! John Morgan
Joseph Gates
Hi Lori, Here are some pictures of this afternoon's milling. I have used the mill a lot over the last few months and have put it to some hard work 20 inch wide boards. Very happy with the mill . Joseph Gates Update: 18.5 inch elm book match for a 37 inch table. Hi there Lori Here are some pictures of this afternoons milling. Have used the mill a lot over the last few months and have put it to some hard work 20 inch wide boards. Very happy with the mill. My wife's shop I built for her and stuff that see sells in her business all with the help of the hm126. What a great mill. https://www.facebook.com/oneatatimetreasures/
Hi Lori, Here are some pictures of this afternoon's milling. I have used the mill a lot over the last few months and have put it to some hard work 20 inch wide boards. Very happy with the mill . Joseph Gates Update: 18.5 inch elm book match for a 37 inch table. Hi there Lori Here are some pictures of this afternoons milling. Have used the mill a lot over the last few months and have put it to some hard work 20 inch wide boards. Very happy with the mill. My wife's shop I built for her and stuff that see sells in her business all with the help of the hm126. What a great mill. https://www.facebook.com/oneatatimetreasures/
Josh Polmateer
Thanks Lori ~ my wife loves the poplar table also. I will add a few comments regarding the mill. It is extremely user friendly. Everything is right in front of you and can be fixed and adjusted with basic hand tools. Made from thick gauge steel hauling my mill around on a trailer makes it easy keeping it rigid and not a lot of movement. With a sharp blade this mill performs with or better than other brands. I have cut over 10,000 of hardwood and the beast still cuts great. Love my mill!
Thanks Lori ~ my wife loves the poplar table also. I will add a few comments regarding the mill. It is extremely user friendly. Everything is right in front of you and can be fixed and adjusted with basic hand tools. Made from thick gauge steel hauling my mill around on a trailer makes it easy keeping it rigid and not a lot of movement. With a sharp blade this mill performs with or better than other brands. I have cut over 10,000 of hardwood and the beast still cuts great. Love my mill!
Kevin Klosinski
The mill is a beast. We milled over 12,000 bf through it easily and I love it. Update: Just finished this Cherry Mantel. Here is my son rocking a Woodland Mills hat on take your Child to work day. He is helping to mill to build a tree house too. This mill is amazing for the value. Don't let the low price think this machine is low in quality, its not. From the Kohler engine that starts first pull every time and runs strong through all types of wood. The construction of the mill it top notch and backed by the company for any defects. We ran thousands of board feet and this mill is a beast. Kevin J Klosinski. KJK construction Hamilton NJ. https://www.facebook.com/KJKConstruction/
The mill is a beast. We milled over 12,000 bf through it easily and I love it. Update: Just finished this Cherry Mantel. Here is my son rocking a Woodland Mills hat on take your Child to work day. He is helping to mill to build a tree house too. This mill is amazing for the value. Don't let the low price think this machine is low in quality, its not. From the Kohler engine that starts first pull every time and runs strong through all types of wood. The construction of the mill it top notch and backed by the company for any defects. We ran thousands of board feet and this mill is a beast. Kevin J Klosinski. KJK construction Hamilton NJ. https://www.facebook.com/KJKConstruction/
Larry Bernais
Here are a few photos of my setup. Just finished cutting some 28" ash logs and it got through them really well. So far it's exceeded my expectations. I keep my blades sharp and it cuts straight and pretty quick to. I hadn't planned on milling for anyone else but it seems I have a little sideline of milling for others as well.
Here are a few photos of my setup. Just finished cutting some 28" ash logs and it got through them really well. So far it's exceeded my expectations. I keep my blades sharp and it cuts straight and pretty quick to. I hadn't planned on milling for anyone else but it seems I have a little sideline of milling for others as well.
Larry Romanowski
Lori, Here are just a few pictures. I'm still cutting the logs and I'm still learning how to use the saw and having fun. Winter has been very hard this year and I was too cold to work out side in it, can't wait for it to get out of here so I can get back to log cutting. I'm thinking of building a log cabin storage shed. The saw is everything you said it was.
Lori, Here are just a few pictures. I'm still cutting the logs and I'm still learning how to use the saw and having fun. Winter has been very hard this year and I was too cold to work out side in it, can't wait for it to get out of here so I can get back to log cutting. I'm thinking of building a log cabin storage shed. The saw is everything you said it was.
Claude Campbell
Brenna, The Hm126 sawmill has been an awesome piece of equipment for me. We have had a very high mortality rate of our Ponderosa Pines (bark beetle infestation) and I felt it would be better to make lumber instead of firewood out of the dead trees. I have made fence boards, 2x4s, 2x6s, 2x8s, 4x4s, 6x6s and some beautiful 2x14s for some future table tops. The mill has not had any breakdowns and I have done only normal maintenance to it since last October, replaced 2 sets of belts and 2 guide bearings. I look forward to using the mill almost everyday, being an old guy I really appreciate how easily it operates. I found lots of good advice on the Forestry Forum to help me set up my mill site and I dreamed up the metal rails to connect the log deck to the mill frame, they install and remove easily so I can walk to push the saw head back and forth. Thanks for a quality mill and maintaining the support and parts for your equipment. squid
Brenna, The Hm126 sawmill has been an awesome piece of equipment for me. We have had a very high mortality rate of our Ponderosa Pines (bark beetle infestation) and I felt it would be better to make lumber instead of firewood out of the dead trees. I have made fence boards, 2x4s, 2x6s, 2x8s, 4x4s, 6x6s and some beautiful 2x14s for some future table tops. The mill has not had any breakdowns and I have done only normal maintenance to it since last October, replaced 2 sets of belts and 2 guide bearings. I look forward to using the mill almost everyday, being an old guy I really appreciate how easily it operates. I found lots of good advice on the Forestry Forum to help me set up my mill site and I dreamed up the metal rails to connect the log deck to the mill frame, they install and remove easily so I can walk to push the saw head back and forth. Thanks for a quality mill and maintaining the support and parts for your equipment. squid
Chris Armes
I love the mill, it was relatively easy to set up. Easier the second time as I did not spend the time the first round to make sure it was level and where I wanted it. I was too excited to use the mill and did not spend enough time on location. The mill is great. I square up the logs until I have a project and know the dimensions that I need. This serves two purposes, we have a Fir bark beetle problem and so I need to get rid of the bark, and, it is much quicker with the cants to make the dimensional lumber. Chris Ames
I love the mill, it was relatively easy to set up. Easier the second time as I did not spend the time the first round to make sure it was level and where I wanted it. I was too excited to use the mill and did not spend enough time on location. The mill is great. I square up the logs until I have a project and know the dimensions that I need. This serves two purposes, we have a Fir bark beetle problem and so I need to get rid of the bark, and, it is much quicker with the cants to make the dimensional lumber. Chris Ames
Josh Hull
I love my mill and that I purchased from y'all. Tech support is awesome and always reliable. I couldn't even begin to guess the footage I have sawn with the mill. If I had to guess probably somewhere in the 75 thousand range in three years. Enclosed is some projects that I have been able to do with the mill. First pics are of a heavy timber church and white oak arbor that I built the arbor is the only thing she knew about the church was a surprise. After hearing and talking to the guest at the wedding now it is a wedding venue on the farm here in NC. Also, a room in my house and that I done to replicate the cabin that I'm going to build also the floors are a mix of pine and maple straight off the mill and a overlook we have just finished framing up for the venue.
I love my mill and that I purchased from y'all. Tech support is awesome and always reliable. I couldn't even begin to guess the footage I have sawn with the mill. If I had to guess probably somewhere in the 75 thousand range in three years. Enclosed is some projects that I have been able to do with the mill. First pics are of a heavy timber church and white oak arbor that I built the arbor is the only thing she knew about the church was a surprise. After hearing and talking to the guest at the wedding now it is a wedding venue on the farm here in NC. Also, a room in my house and that I done to replicate the cabin that I'm going to build also the floors are a mix of pine and maple straight off the mill and a overlook we have just finished framing up for the venue.
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HM126 Sawmill
Alabama, USA
Tyler Bigham
Hi lori I'm very pleased with the mill. I've cut some nice cedar and will send you some furniture I'm building soon.
Hi lori I'm very pleased with the mill. I've cut some nice cedar and will send you some furniture I'm building soon.
Alan Moore
Been working like a dog since I bought the sawmill and trailer. Just thought I’d send a pic or two. Here is a timber frame porch I built using pine from the property. The mill is a joy to work with. First big project. The cabin is next :) Alan Moore Update: Hi, Just thought you might be interested in this project that is being made possible by a mill purchased from you! Thanks again for making a quality product. I'll send more pictures when the roof is on!! A very satisfied customer! Alan
Been working like a dog since I bought the sawmill and trailer. Just thought I’d send a pic or two. Here is a timber frame porch I built using pine from the property. The mill is a joy to work with. First big project. The cabin is next :) Alan Moore Update: Hi, Just thought you might be interested in this project that is being made possible by a mill purchased from you! Thanks again for making a quality product. I'll send more pictures when the roof is on!! A very satisfied customer! Alan
Phil Naegele
Hi Brenna, Here are some photo of my cabin project. All timber was harvested and skidded with a chainsaw winch. All lumber was off the 722 mill. All work including hauling and assembling mill was done solely by me. I had some wavy cuts after I had accidentally hit my screw jack. I replaced the blade and readjusted the mill and the timbers and beams were very square after that. I have been working steady on my project but the rainy season has come and it looks like I am almost done for the year. I was able to get floor joist in and assemble two timber frame bents. Mill is working well. FYI - Slabwood in picture is temporary flooring so I can walk around while working on the project. Phil Naegele, Alaska, USA Update: I was able to get the track out there and hooked up to make my 14’ rafters. I had a friend come up and help me for several weeks which sure made things go faster. We had record rainfall this year so I am pretty much done with the project. Next year I hope to complete the wall covering and floors! Here is a few pics of the structure. We got the framing up and Roof up with the roofing on. I had to wait to put the roofing on as I needed a string of several days of sun to dry the decking to prevent mold from forming under the solid foam insulation. Finally got that sunshine after a month of waiting! You can see some mildew was occurring –especially on peeled log ridge pole. It will wash off with a mild bleach solution in a backpack sprayer, though but I am not going to do that until I am done enclosing. All lumber except some pressure treated in footing is milled from site logs including the scaffolding!
Hi Brenna, Here are some photo of my cabin project. All timber was harvested and skidded with a chainsaw winch. All lumber was off the 722 mill. All work including hauling and assembling mill was done solely by me. I had some wavy cuts after I had accidentally hit my screw jack. I replaced the blade and readjusted the mill and the timbers and beams were very square after that. I have been working steady on my project but the rainy season has come and it looks like I am almost done for the year. I was able to get floor joist in and assemble two timber frame bents. Mill is working well. FYI - Slabwood in picture is temporary flooring so I can walk around while working on the project. Phil Naegele, Alaska, USA Update: I was able to get the track out there and hooked up to make my 14’ rafters. I had a friend come up and help me for several weeks which sure made things go faster. We had record rainfall this year so I am pretty much done with the project. Next year I hope to complete the wall covering and floors! Here is a few pics of the structure. We got the framing up and Roof up with the roofing on. I had to wait to put the roofing on as I needed a string of several days of sun to dry the decking to prevent mold from forming under the solid foam insulation. Finally got that sunshine after a month of waiting! You can see some mildew was occurring –especially on peeled log ridge pole. It will wash off with a mild bleach solution in a backpack sprayer, though but I am not going to do that until I am done enclosing. All lumber except some pressure treated in footing is milled from site logs including the scaffolding!
Doug Boykin
We sure are enjoying the HM126 purchased from Woodland Mills a month or so ago. The sales and service department should be commended highly for the personalized service and dedication to serving its customers. You guys are first class! Thanks Lori and Breanna and Julie for your continued support. Thanks again Doug, We have really enjoyed this mill, so far we haven't had a log too big to whittle down but we have learned our limit. We finally got it running/cutting like a sewing machine and with a few minor additions and organization improvements and back saving implementations we are sawing away and loving it. The shop in the background was built with logs from our land and the 126 Cheers, Doug
We sure are enjoying the HM126 purchased from Woodland Mills a month or so ago. The sales and service department should be commended highly for the personalized service and dedication to serving its customers. You guys are first class! Thanks Lori and Breanna and Julie for your continued support. Thanks again Doug, We have really enjoyed this mill, so far we haven't had a log too big to whittle down but we have learned our limit. We finally got it running/cutting like a sewing machine and with a few minor additions and organization improvements and back saving implementations we are sawing away and loving it. The shop in the background was built with logs from our land and the 126 Cheers, Doug
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WC88 Wood Chipper
Ontario, Canada
Brad Sparkman
Lori, Sorry it has taken me so long to get back to you with a pic. I will take a better pic when the weather improves and send it along, but absolutely love this unit. Please do not hesitate if you need a reference or someone wants to call a user as I am PRO Woodland Mills for Sure!!!! Regards, Brad
Lori, Sorry it has taken me so long to get back to you with a pic. I will take a better pic when the weather improves and send it along, but absolutely love this unit. Please do not hesitate if you need a reference or someone wants to call a user as I am PRO Woodland Mills for Sure!!!! Regards, Brad
Bob Porter
I must say the machine is working like a Trojan, great machine. I owe that all to you and your great service next to none. You were willing to do anything to rectify my small problem and indeed you did fix it. If you ever need someone to show there machine to any buyers down in our area I would be pleased to do so. Thank you again for your excellent service and may God bless your business Best wishes Bob Porter
I must say the machine is working like a Trojan, great machine. I owe that all to you and your great service next to none. You were willing to do anything to rectify my small problem and indeed you did fix it. If you ever need someone to show there machine to any buyers down in our area I would be pleased to do so. Thank you again for your excellent service and may God bless your business Best wishes Bob Porter
Drew Neven
Hi Melissa, My son Jesse has been turning free pine and poplar logs into beer crates for a new brewery that is opening here in town. Our main use of the mill is resawing old beams and making tables for our business. http://www.hammertownindustrial.ca We love the saw, it is hard to believe the quality for the price you charge! Thank you, Drew Neven
Hi Melissa, My son Jesse has been turning free pine and poplar logs into beer crates for a new brewery that is opening here in town. Our main use of the mill is resawing old beams and making tables for our business. http://www.hammertownindustrial.ca We love the saw, it is hard to believe the quality for the price you charge! Thank you, Drew Neven
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HM126 Sawmill
Alberta, Canada
Ray Mahieux
Hi Melissa ~ we finally got her fired up will be doing more work in April I hope and might be able to send you some better pictures. Ray
Hi Melissa ~ we finally got her fired up will be doing more work in April I hope and might be able to send you some better pictures. Ray
Jay Storm
Hey Guys, I just put the new firewood processor to use after years of cutting wood with a chainsaw and then using a splitter. What a difference! It's alot less work and much more enjoyable. Thanks for offering such a great product at an affordable price. Jay
Hey Guys, I just put the new firewood processor to use after years of cutting wood with a chainsaw and then using a splitter. What a difference! It's alot less work and much more enjoyable. Thanks for offering such a great product at an affordable price. Jay
David Harmon
Figured it was about time I gave some feedback on the hm126, in one word, GREAT! From the first day until now, just great! Mill was easy to assemble ,very little adjustments were needed. Once it was together (height adjustment cable, and throttle cable.) first log on the deck and it cut like butter! Now its been a little over one year and the mill is still performing flawlessly. It easily paid for itself in just under one year,including more blades and some support equipment(log turners,chains,ect) . I bought the mill to support my wood working hobby and it’s done that and more. This mill is the perfect size and fit for any hobbyist, and is extremely affordable and requires very little maintenance. My goals this year for the mill are to lengthen the bed and to make it portable. Doing this will increase the milling services I can offer and in turn making me more money! Again I can’t say enough about this mill, simply great. negatives? well one; i should have bought this mill a long time ago! lol. Positives, every one in the company was great to deal with and extremely helpful. Mill was easy to set up and use from day one. Mill has been nothing but reliable every time its used. I’ll send along some pictures of work done and projects made with the wood. Thanks again for such a great product. Dave. HM126 cutting its teeth for the first time on a nice cherry log slab bench made from some cherry cut with the hm126 pine porch swing made with lumber cut on the hm126 anniversary gift given to my parents. cherry slab bench with family tree carved in it. wood cut on hm126 250 1x8x10ft boards cut on the hm126 hard at work cutting pine lumber with the mill single person swing and stand from pine. Wood all cut with the hm126 curved pine log cut into boards for future projects this mill can handle pretty much anything I can secure to the deck!
Figured it was about time I gave some feedback on the hm126, in one word, GREAT! From the first day until now, just great! Mill was easy to assemble ,very little adjustments were needed. Once it was together (height adjustment cable, and throttle cable.) first log on the deck and it cut like butter! Now its been a little over one year and the mill is still performing flawlessly. It easily paid for itself in just under one year,including more blades and some support equipment(log turners,chains,ect) . I bought the mill to support my wood working hobby and it’s done that and more. This mill is the perfect size and fit for any hobbyist, and is extremely affordable and requires very little maintenance. My goals this year for the mill are to lengthen the bed and to make it portable. Doing this will increase the milling services I can offer and in turn making me more money! Again I can’t say enough about this mill, simply great. negatives? well one; i should have bought this mill a long time ago! lol. Positives, every one in the company was great to deal with and extremely helpful. Mill was easy to set up and use from day one. Mill has been nothing but reliable every time its used. I’ll send along some pictures of work done and projects made with the wood. Thanks again for such a great product. Dave. HM126 cutting its teeth for the first time on a nice cherry log slab bench made from some cherry cut with the hm126 pine porch swing made with lumber cut on the hm126 anniversary gift given to my parents. cherry slab bench with family tree carved in it. wood cut on hm126 250 1x8x10ft boards cut on the hm126 hard at work cutting pine lumber with the mill single person swing and stand from pine. Wood all cut with the hm126 curved pine log cut into boards for future projects this mill can handle pretty much anything I can secure to the deck!
Andrew White
Neil and Josh Just a few words and pictures of the mill. After set up and tuning, cut very first log. 22" red oak. First board Arch build, new winch install, bracing and paint arch Cut biggest log yet. 27" Pine! made lumber for drying shed. Framed and siding all finished now .Ordered roller guides and will be sending drawings and pictures when I get started. Mill is running great and cutting everything I put on it! Thanks for a great product. Andy
Neil and Josh Just a few words and pictures of the mill. After set up and tuning, cut very first log. 22" red oak. First board Arch build, new winch install, bracing and paint arch Cut biggest log yet. 27" Pine! made lumber for drying shed. Framed and siding all finished now .Ordered roller guides and will be sending drawings and pictures when I get started. Mill is running great and cutting everything I put on it! Thanks for a great product. Andy
Anne Moore
As far as owning the model that we have, HM126, it has been of great value and use to my husband. He has been able to do amazing thing with the logs he has milled. He has made a lot of things for our home. He was just as you said, " A kid at Christmas" when he got the Mill.....I would highly recommend the Mill to anyone and have to all who have asked us about it.....thank you again for the help with the bolts and your customer service is outstanding......Take Care, Anne
As far as owning the model that we have, HM126, it has been of great value and use to my husband. He has been able to do amazing thing with the logs he has milled. He has made a lot of things for our home. He was just as you said, " A kid at Christmas" when he got the Mill.....I would highly recommend the Mill to anyone and have to all who have asked us about it.....thank you again for the help with the bolts and your customer service is outstanding......Take Care, Anne
Bill Soucoup
Hi Neil, I'm pleased that you think that my Woodland Mill's camo cover is worth sharing on your website! My sister made it for me. She is quite a seamstress and can make anything with material and thread. As I said in my post on the Forestry Forum, feel free to use any of the pictures in my photo gallery. I am really enjoying the mill. I've been wanting a mill for years and in September '13, I purchased this used Woodland Mill (60 hours on it) from agent in St. Stephen, NB. I have 40 acres of woods behind the house and lots of big pasture spruce/tamarack/pine/poplar. Some is so big they are dying. So I better start cutting them down and using them. There are several that are 30" plus so I'll have to do some creative carving with the chainsaw so I can get them on the mill! The Kohler 9.5hp engine has lots of power, easy to start but you have to apply the choke at each start even when the engine is warm (no big thingy!) The blades are easy to change and a sharp one cuts like a knife through butter. It's a light but very strong setup. Easy to add bed extensions if you so desire. Standard length is 10' bed and you can add extensions from there to infinity. The carriage push bar is adjustable and the throttle is easy to handle. And the folks at Woodland are quick on the draw in answering your emails and providing help if needed. You have to keep in mind what the other fellows here have said - it's not a high production mill, just a hobby mill. But if you aren't looking for 1500bf of lumber a day and have the time, then it's a good mill. Bill
Hi Neil, I'm pleased that you think that my Woodland Mill's camo cover is worth sharing on your website! My sister made it for me. She is quite a seamstress and can make anything with material and thread. As I said in my post on the Forestry Forum, feel free to use any of the pictures in my photo gallery. I am really enjoying the mill. I've been wanting a mill for years and in September '13, I purchased this used Woodland Mill (60 hours on it) from agent in St. Stephen, NB. I have 40 acres of woods behind the house and lots of big pasture spruce/tamarack/pine/poplar. Some is so big they are dying. So I better start cutting them down and using them. There are several that are 30" plus so I'll have to do some creative carving with the chainsaw so I can get them on the mill! The Kohler 9.5hp engine has lots of power, easy to start but you have to apply the choke at each start even when the engine is warm (no big thingy!) The blades are easy to change and a sharp one cuts like a knife through butter. It's a light but very strong setup. Easy to add bed extensions if you so desire. Standard length is 10' bed and you can add extensions from there to infinity. The carriage push bar is adjustable and the throttle is easy to handle. And the folks at Woodland are quick on the draw in answering your emails and providing help if needed. You have to keep in mind what the other fellows here have said - it's not a high production mill, just a hobby mill. But if you aren't looking for 1500bf of lumber a day and have the time, then it's a good mill. Bill
Bob Hay
Brenna: Good to hear from you. I'm very pleased with the mill - it works as advertised - it's at the perfect price point for the occasional sawyer. Overall, very good quality and excellent design for a basic saw mill. I went the extra mile and built a 6x6 support for the rails which are attached to 6 concrete piers.Since the mill is a bit close to the road, I elected to remove it from the rails when not in use. I use a tractor to lift it on and off the rails - and transport it to a nearby shed. Thank you for the very nice quality cover. It is used when the saw stays outside when I'm sawing. My friends are very impressed. I neglected to get pictures of the really nice lumber that has been cut. We cut a monster cedar tree, black walnut, large oak 2x and 3x for mantels and benches. The most recent pine log pushed the limits of the mill. We got it done! Bob
Brenna: Good to hear from you. I'm very pleased with the mill - it works as advertised - it's at the perfect price point for the occasional sawyer. Overall, very good quality and excellent design for a basic saw mill. I went the extra mile and built a 6x6 support for the rails which are attached to 6 concrete piers.Since the mill is a bit close to the road, I elected to remove it from the rails when not in use. I use a tractor to lift it on and off the rails - and transport it to a nearby shed. Thank you for the very nice quality cover. It is used when the saw stays outside when I'm sawing. My friends are very impressed. I neglected to get pictures of the really nice lumber that has been cut. We cut a monster cedar tree, black walnut, large oak 2x and 3x for mantels and benches. The most recent pine log pushed the limits of the mill. We got it done! Bob
Bob MacDonald
Hi Folks, I sawed a 27" red pine log today. That is about as big as I think I can do. Here are a couple of pictures of my set-up. The cant is 18 X 17 in the picture. I found two screws and 4 nails well embedded into the log. They probably have been there for 30 years or more and the tree had grown over them. Ruined 3 blades too. Getting nice lumber though. Bob
Hi Folks, I sawed a 27" red pine log today. That is about as big as I think I can do. Here are a couple of pictures of my set-up. The cant is 18 X 17 in the picture. I found two screws and 4 nails well embedded into the log. They probably have been there for 30 years or more and the tree had grown over them. Ruined 3 blades too. Getting nice lumber though. Bob
Brian Gerrish
Thanks again ~ the mill is up and running and I love it. I already have boards in the barn starting to dry. Just wanted to say thanks!!! Update ~ The mill is working great here in Pennsylvania. I welded up some bed framing to add on to the mill. I can now cut 12 footers and plan on add more after I finish the building. Thanks again, Brian Update: Have set my mill up on a trailer. Had a blast milling some white pine,red pine and spruce
Thanks again ~ the mill is up and running and I love it. I already have boards in the barn starting to dry. Just wanted to say thanks!!! Update ~ The mill is working great here in Pennsylvania. I welded up some bed framing to add on to the mill. I can now cut 12 footers and plan on add more after I finish the building. Thanks again, Brian Update: Have set my mill up on a trailer. Had a blast milling some white pine,red pine and spruce
Bruce Markell
This is a large white ash and what you see here is us taking a six inch by twenty inch slab. We wanted several six inch wide boards so we cut the slab then stood it up on its end and cut eighteen boards. So far I have only had two large diameter logs that really challenged the saw and when that happens you have to get out the chainsaw and take a few cuts to reduce the size. I have not been disappointed with the diameter restriction! Any log bigger than the twenty eight inch maximum are very heavy and dangerous to maneuver. Thank you, Bruce Markell Update: That log was a 33" diameter sugar maple. Perhaps you see the black pipes in background that utilities cut my maples down. Bruce
This is a large white ash and what you see here is us taking a six inch by twenty inch slab. We wanted several six inch wide boards so we cut the slab then stood it up on its end and cut eighteen boards. So far I have only had two large diameter logs that really challenged the saw and when that happens you have to get out the chainsaw and take a few cuts to reduce the size. I have not been disappointed with the diameter restriction! Any log bigger than the twenty eight inch maximum are very heavy and dangerous to maneuver. Thank you, Bruce Markell Update: That log was a 33" diameter sugar maple. Perhaps you see the black pipes in background that utilities cut my maples down. Bruce
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HM126 Sawmill
New Brunswick, Canada
Cameron Cail
I'm far from a master but I get better with every board I saw. The mill has been fantastic so far and I have no complaints. It's the best bang for the buck out there. Thanks again
I'm far from a master but I get better with every board I saw. The mill has been fantastic so far and I have no complaints. It's the best bang for the buck out there. Thanks again
Chris Pease
Good day for a beginner! I just can't believe what good things come out of one log! Thanks Woodland Mills. Update: There is always something to be built with cedar fresh off of the mill! This will be a porch swing.... Chris Pease Update: The mill is working great, amazing to cut a tree and turn it into lumber the same day! I am building horse obstacles for shows that we do. Update: The biggest cedar to date, all the mill can do! 16' long 25" diameter! Here is a super centre piece of apple wood. Always a surprise what's inside the logs ! Had some fun making slabs and mantles and even a chunk for a guitar project for a friend. Dad and I decided after many years to clean out this old barn and put a wood-shop in. We have milled about 75% of the lumber, my dad has done almost all of the work at 72. I come for the heavy lifting and the air nailing. There is also a picture of the loft where the pine ( from the mill ) is drying for the flooring and many other projects
Good day for a beginner! I just can't believe what good things come out of one log! Thanks Woodland Mills. Update: There is always something to be built with cedar fresh off of the mill! This will be a porch swing.... Chris Pease Update: The mill is working great, amazing to cut a tree and turn it into lumber the same day! I am building horse obstacles for shows that we do. Update: The biggest cedar to date, all the mill can do! 16' long 25" diameter! Here is a super centre piece of apple wood. Always a surprise what's inside the logs ! Had some fun making slabs and mantles and even a chunk for a guitar project for a friend. Dad and I decided after many years to clean out this old barn and put a wood-shop in. We have milled about 75% of the lumber, my dad has done almost all of the work at 72. I come for the heavy lifting and the air nailing. There is also a picture of the loft where the pine ( from the mill ) is drying for the flooring and many other projects
Coult Dennis
Thank you, I love the saw and works better than expected! I'm currently working on a 60'x30' post and beam shop with scissor trusses, should have the frame up in the next 4 months, in the mean time I am cutting beams from beetle kill pine and getting ready to lay everything out as soon as plans get approved from county. Coult Dennis
Thank you, I love the saw and works better than expected! I'm currently working on a 60'x30' post and beam shop with scissor trusses, should have the frame up in the next 4 months, in the mean time I am cutting beams from beetle kill pine and getting ready to lay everything out as soon as plans get approved from county. Coult Dennis
Dale Gordon
Hi, I got my mill in November and it’s everything you said it would be. I cut the lumber for my little shed, boy it does a very nice job. Dale Update: The star rating Im going to give it is 5 stars and more. Here a front shelter that I built and the kind of wood IM useing is engleman spruce and yellow pine.
Hi, I got my mill in November and it’s everything you said it would be. I cut the lumber for my little shed, boy it does a very nice job. Dale Update: The star rating Im going to give it is 5 stars and more. Here a front shelter that I built and the kind of wood IM useing is engleman spruce and yellow pine.
Dan Stafford
Hi Julie, Just wanted to email you guys a long overdue email. Simply put, I have been extremely busy and each time it comes to mind to notify you all, I get interrupted. Please find attached a couple of pictures of the logs I have been cutting. I truly like the sawmill and oddly, so does my wife.You have impressed her and that my dear people is a winning combination ;-) She always sees my projects as added work for her, but she definitely sees the value in this product. Also, please thank (and I forgot his name) the person who sent me the replacement part(s), cable tensioner. It fixed the problem and made the lift and fall much better on the band saw. Everything you have done, from the crating to the neat water tight case for the manual on the mill says quality and consideration right from the get-go. I have already showed this product to several friends and have recommended it to them. Thanks for a well made and affordable tool. God bless - Dan Stafford
Hi Julie, Just wanted to email you guys a long overdue email. Simply put, I have been extremely busy and each time it comes to mind to notify you all, I get interrupted. Please find attached a couple of pictures of the logs I have been cutting. I truly like the sawmill and oddly, so does my wife.You have impressed her and that my dear people is a winning combination ;-) She always sees my projects as added work for her, but she definitely sees the value in this product. Also, please thank (and I forgot his name) the person who sent me the replacement part(s), cable tensioner. It fixed the problem and made the lift and fall much better on the band saw. Everything you have done, from the crating to the neat water tight case for the manual on the mill says quality and consideration right from the get-go. I have already showed this product to several friends and have recommended it to them. Thanks for a well made and affordable tool. God bless - Dan Stafford
Dave Bickford
Here are some pictures of my mill. After talking with Dereck in tech support, I made some adjustments and the mill cuts excellent. I cut some real nice 1x and 2x and some real nice clad board siding. Mill cuts really nice. I am very pleased with this mill and would recommend it to anybody. Thanks for your support when I called, it really means a lot. Thanks again, Dave Bickford
Here are some pictures of my mill. After talking with Dereck in tech support, I made some adjustments and the mill cuts excellent. I cut some real nice 1x and 2x and some real nice clad board siding. Mill cuts really nice. I am very pleased with this mill and would recommend it to anybody. Thanks for your support when I called, it really means a lot. Thanks again, Dave Bickford
Dave Mathison
The saw works great and does everything I expected. Nice mill. Dave Mathison Update: The mill has brought a lot of attention to my property lately and with that, much interest in your mill. Currently cutting oak for new floors in our house and cherry for some new cabinets. I attached a pic of a black walnut I just milled for a friend. Dave Mathison
The saw works great and does everything I expected. Nice mill. Dave Mathison Update: The mill has brought a lot of attention to my property lately and with that, much interest in your mill. Currently cutting oak for new floors in our house and cherry for some new cabinets. I attached a pic of a black walnut I just milled for a friend. Dave Mathison
David Johnson
I just wanted to send you some pictures of the mill setup and one of barns I sided with it. I received it on 4/16/14 in fine condition. It only took about 2 weeks to get here. I live on 20 acres and have plenty of Cedar that was already down. I have since went into business with a tree service to provide me mill logs. I have milled Black Locust and, Black Walnut, as well as plenty of Western Red Cedar, and of course our staple out here; Doug Fir. I originally set the mill on a temporary bunk, but found the platform unstable for heavy logs that I load with my excavator. I decided to build a permanent bunk out of concrete and fix rails to it, for consistent even lumber every time. I have completed siding for 2 large barns 44' x 48' and 36' x 48'. It really only took me about 40 hours to cut both orders. I have also cut hardwood for customers from Seattle. Very easy to maintain, it took all of 20 minutes to change belts and guide bearings, and now it cuts like new again. I have augmented my milling operation with a Stihl MS 660 and a Beam Machine to trim larger logs into a Cant that the mill will handle. It helps having an excavator to load logs, but I could easily use ramps and roll them up with a come-along. I built a mill shed to keep her dry, and I am adding a drying shed behind the mill in the future. This is a very trusty machine, well built with a quality engine. Learn how to sharpen your own blades and you will save time and money, otherwise find the local sharpener and get 2 sets of 10 blades, one in hand, one at the sharpeners. Or split them up into 5 blades and do the same. Nothing is better than new belts and a sharp blade! When all is in good shape, this thing cuts even hardwoods with amazing ease! I cut my neighbors' 12" wide 430' of soffit from one Cedar tree in about 2 hours. That was 36 boards, 1/2" thick and 12' long. I traded him 4 hours of dozer work on my place. The tree was just laying on the ground on my property!
I just wanted to send you some pictures of the mill setup and one of barns I sided with it. I received it on 4/16/14 in fine condition. It only took about 2 weeks to get here. I live on 20 acres and have plenty of Cedar that was already down. I have since went into business with a tree service to provide me mill logs. I have milled Black Locust and, Black Walnut, as well as plenty of Western Red Cedar, and of course our staple out here; Doug Fir. I originally set the mill on a temporary bunk, but found the platform unstable for heavy logs that I load with my excavator. I decided to build a permanent bunk out of concrete and fix rails to it, for consistent even lumber every time. I have completed siding for 2 large barns 44' x 48' and 36' x 48'. It really only took me about 40 hours to cut both orders. I have also cut hardwood for customers from Seattle. Very easy to maintain, it took all of 20 minutes to change belts and guide bearings, and now it cuts like new again. I have augmented my milling operation with a Stihl MS 660 and a Beam Machine to trim larger logs into a Cant that the mill will handle. It helps having an excavator to load logs, but I could easily use ramps and roll them up with a come-along. I built a mill shed to keep her dry, and I am adding a drying shed behind the mill in the future. This is a very trusty machine, well built with a quality engine. Learn how to sharpen your own blades and you will save time and money, otherwise find the local sharpener and get 2 sets of 10 blades, one in hand, one at the sharpeners. Or split them up into 5 blades and do the same. Nothing is better than new belts and a sharp blade! When all is in good shape, this thing cuts even hardwoods with amazing ease! I cut my neighbors' 12" wide 430' of soffit from one Cedar tree in about 2 hours. That was 36 boards, 1/2" thick and 12' long. I traded him 4 hours of dozer work on my place. The tree was just laying on the ground on my property!
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HM126 Sawmill
Ontario, Canada
Don Dufort
Attached you can see the picture of my ceiling porch at my camp. This is white cedar that I cut on my land and milled with my HM126 mill. I am very happy with the sawmill and its operation Thanks, Don Duford
Attached you can see the picture of my ceiling porch at my camp. This is white cedar that I cut on my land and milled with my HM126 mill. I am very happy with the sawmill and its operation Thanks, Don Duford
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HM126 Sawmill
Maine, USA
Eric Dewitt
I have had my mill for almost two years. I work in the woods so it fits in good. Days I can't cut I can saw. Helps to keep the wood yards cleaned up. I have done different projects for family , friends and land owners . This is my house I was finally able to build by having the mill and time during mud season.
I have had my mill for almost two years. I work in the woods so it fits in good. Days I can't cut I can saw. Helps to keep the wood yards cleaned up. I have done different projects for family , friends and land owners . This is my house I was finally able to build by having the mill and time during mud season.
Eric Grant
Love the mill. It is so much fun everyone should own one. Currently sawing the lumber for a building to put the mill in. Thanks for being so helpful and making it so easy!! Update: Building is all done saw mill is inside and working great I am going to order a package of blade online in a week or so hoping for a busy fall with sawing. Thanks!
Love the mill. It is so much fun everyone should own one. Currently sawing the lumber for a building to put the mill in. Thanks for being so helpful and making it so easy!! Update: Building is all done saw mill is inside and working great I am going to order a package of blade online in a week or so hoping for a busy fall with sawing. Thanks!
Ethan White
I bought the HM126 this spring and I am extremely pleased with it. It was worth every penny. The mill has a very simple, durable design and makes very accurate cuts. Its easy to assemble and fun to operate. So far I've cut Ponderosa Pine, Juniper and Russian Olive. I have made a couple small sheds and I am planning some bigger projects. I would recommend this sawmill to anyone.
I bought the HM126 this spring and I am extremely pleased with it. It was worth every penny. The mill has a very simple, durable design and makes very accurate cuts. Its easy to assemble and fun to operate. So far I've cut Ponderosa Pine, Juniper and Russian Olive. I have made a couple small sheds and I am planning some bigger projects. I would recommend this sawmill to anyone.
Frazer Pelley
Here are some pictures of projects completed and well as lumber that was sawed with the mill. House truss, Sunroom addition, 8 x 16' truss beams, 16' aspen logs sawn for house, Stacks of lumber, one truckload of about 25 loads sawed. I cleared 5 acres of land and produced approximately 25000 board feet of lumber. Species sawed : Birch, Spruce, Fir, Cherry and Aspen Great saw when you get used to using it. No issues with the saw at all.
Here are some pictures of projects completed and well as lumber that was sawed with the mill. House truss, Sunroom addition, 8 x 16' truss beams, 16' aspen logs sawn for house, Stacks of lumber, one truckload of about 25 loads sawed. I cleared 5 acres of land and produced approximately 25000 board feet of lumber. Species sawed : Birch, Spruce, Fir, Cherry and Aspen Great saw when you get used to using it. No issues with the saw at all.
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HM126 Sawmill
Illinois, USA
Greg Fischer
First warm day in while, great day for sawin some cherry!
First warm day in while, great day for sawin some cherry!
Hank Cash
Just want to let people know the hm126 is not just a hobby mill. I run mine commercially every day and average 1400 board ft. Myself and a man that helps me make a living with this mill. Its a very well built piece of equipment. The wood we are milling is white oak which is tough but this little mill just keeps on going.
Just want to let people know the hm126 is not just a hobby mill. I run mine commercially every day and average 1400 board ft. Myself and a man that helps me make a living with this mill. Its a very well built piece of equipment. The wood we are milling is white oak which is tough but this little mill just keeps on going.
Harvey Dillabough
The HM 126 has performed well while cutting through douglas fir. The staff at Woodland Mills have been more than helpful when I've called with questions as well as when I'm online. Now... sundeck ,pergola gazebo, bench and rustic furniture. I will also be sawing board and batten siding for my shop. Thanks again for all of your help. Tip: if you soak steel wool in vinegar and brush it onto rough cut wood it appears to be old looking.
The HM 126 has performed well while cutting through douglas fir. The staff at Woodland Mills have been more than helpful when I've called with questions as well as when I'm online. Now... sundeck ,pergola gazebo, bench and rustic furniture. I will also be sawing board and batten siding for my shop. Thanks again for all of your help. Tip: if you soak steel wool in vinegar and brush it onto rough cut wood it appears to be old looking.
Kelly Hanna
Finally stopped raining in Texas! Set a post and beam foundation for the mill and made some major progress setting up. A few more afternoons after work doing final assembly and dial-in and I will be cutting wood! Here's a better photo of the frame. Owning/operating my own deck company came in handy. 4x4 posts in 24" cement 4' on center with 4x8 and 4x10 beams. Beams were leveled, then the mill set on top. Leveling the track was fairly easy. Feet are screwed to the beams. Underneath... Plenty of room for clean out. Kelly Hanna Update: First project using the wood I cut the first day I used the mill. Aromatic cedar vanity top with live edge front and breadboard live edge side. I cut this tree down a few years ago at a friend's house and kept a 5 ft section. The vanity is going to a client for his master bathroom. Kelly Hanna Woodworks hannawoodworks.com facebook.com/hannawoodworks 2nd Update: The second cutting job I did on my new sawmill was for a friend. We took 24' cedars and cut two sides flat to use as beams for a peaked roof deck cover. The deck was built using reclaimed wood a few years ago. Today we set all four beams on top of our cedar tree 'posts' using a bobcat to lift them. Just finished this antique Singer sewing table frame with an Osage Orange (Bois D'Arc) top. Cut the limb off my tree and milled it on the 126. It has some bore damage, but I call it a wormwood live edge! Update: I just cut three slices of Redwood from an old beam I had in the shop on the mill for a new vanity top for our new home. We are buying two acres with a house on it nearby and this will be in the master bathroom under the two sinks. The top is in the glue up stage in the pic. Update: So my latest client's job entails using 4x10 beams, but no one stocks them in Dallas and his trees were not big enough to cut that big of a beam ...so I fired up the sawmill and cut 4x12s [four of them] at the same time!
Finally stopped raining in Texas! Set a post and beam foundation for the mill and made some major progress setting up. A few more afternoons after work doing final assembly and dial-in and I will be cutting wood! Here's a better photo of the frame. Owning/operating my own deck company came in handy. 4x4 posts in 24" cement 4' on center with 4x8 and 4x10 beams. Beams were leveled, then the mill set on top. Leveling the track was fairly easy. Feet are screwed to the beams. Underneath... Plenty of room for clean out. Kelly Hanna Update: First project using the wood I cut the first day I used the mill. Aromatic cedar vanity top with live edge front and breadboard live edge side. I cut this tree down a few years ago at a friend's house and kept a 5 ft section. The vanity is going to a client for his master bathroom. Kelly Hanna Woodworks hannawoodworks.com facebook.com/hannawoodworks 2nd Update: The second cutting job I did on my new sawmill was for a friend. We took 24' cedars and cut two sides flat to use as beams for a peaked roof deck cover. The deck was built using reclaimed wood a few years ago. Today we set all four beams on top of our cedar tree 'posts' using a bobcat to lift them. Just finished this antique Singer sewing table frame with an Osage Orange (Bois D'Arc) top. Cut the limb off my tree and milled it on the 126. It has some bore damage, but I call it a wormwood live edge! Update: I just cut three slices of Redwood from an old beam I had in the shop on the mill for a new vanity top for our new home. We are buying two acres with a house on it nearby and this will be in the master bathroom under the two sinks. The top is in the glue up stage in the pic. Update: So my latest client's job entails using 4x10 beams, but no one stocks them in Dallas and his trees were not big enough to cut that big of a beam ...so I fired up the sawmill and cut 4x12s [four of them] at the same time!
Leroy Howery
I was pleasantly surprised how heavy duty the entire mill is and how solid, accurate and easy to operate. I took my time putting system together and mounted the track on the flatbed trailer frame to be mobile . Pretty cool making my own lumber and I am cutting white fur to build 8x10 cabin for grandkids.
I was pleasantly surprised how heavy duty the entire mill is and how solid, accurate and easy to operate. I took my time putting system together and mounted the track on the flatbed trailer frame to be mobile . Pretty cool making my own lumber and I am cutting white fur to build 8x10 cabin for grandkids.
Matthew Townsend
Ran your mill today and it is a good product. Sawed oak and popular logs. Works Great!!! Update: Hey Lori, been doing good. I'd say the logs probably weigh about 1000 to 1500lbs that's me guessing. Here is a picture of so cedar I sawed and put on my walls and a table I made out of cedar.
Ran your mill today and it is a good product. Sawed oak and popular logs. Works Great!!! Update: Hey Lori, been doing good. I'd say the logs probably weigh about 1000 to 1500lbs that's me guessing. Here is a picture of so cedar I sawed and put on my walls and a table I made out of cedar.
Nick Broome
Hi Neil, We cut a fair bit of wood on this setup. The mill has been working great. We decided we didn't want to transport our mill around since our woodlot is right behind this setup. So we poured a concrete slab and bolted the mill to this which we like. Don't have to level the mill anymore and easy to keep clean. We also got a frame from a old mobile trailer and set up as a brow, keeps the logs up off the ground and very easy to load on to the mill. We are just in the process of sawing out board and baton for our cottage 32'x36' and will send pics when done. Enjoying the mill.
Hi Neil, We cut a fair bit of wood on this setup. The mill has been working great. We decided we didn't want to transport our mill around since our woodlot is right behind this setup. So we poured a concrete slab and bolted the mill to this which we like. Don't have to level the mill anymore and easy to keep clean. We also got a frame from a old mobile trailer and set up as a brow, keeps the logs up off the ground and very easy to load on to the mill. We are just in the process of sawing out board and baton for our cottage 32'x36' and will send pics when done. Enjoying the mill.
Ray Sprague
Hi ~ I spoke with a nice lady today and ordered more blade she’s sending me blades some hat’s and a up grade kit for the hand crank up and down to lock it in place to stop the drift .This is one great machine I have sawed 19.5 wide walnut lumber and the saw cut it so strait and true my customer told me I could cut it 1 inch thick instead of 5/4 that he had asked for and told me this was the truest he had ever bought . I just love the performance of the mill and the easy of maintenance. Here’s some pictures of wood I have cut and the chicken coop I built using board and batten technic. Thanks for building a quality and affordable mill.
Hi ~ I spoke with a nice lady today and ordered more blade she’s sending me blades some hat’s and a up grade kit for the hand crank up and down to lock it in place to stop the drift .This is one great machine I have sawed 19.5 wide walnut lumber and the saw cut it so strait and true my customer told me I could cut it 1 inch thick instead of 5/4 that he had asked for and told me this was the truest he had ever bought . I just love the performance of the mill and the easy of maintenance. Here’s some pictures of wood I have cut and the chicken coop I built using board and batten technic. Thanks for building a quality and affordable mill.
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HM126 Sawmill
Pennsylvania, USA
Randy Ballard
I purchased the HM126 about 4 months ago and I am very pleased and can't beat it for the price. I have only had one issue and 2 days after a 30 second call to Woodland Mills, the parts were here. Great company to work with. The first day after receiving the mill in the dark
I purchased the HM126 about 4 months ago and I am very pleased and can't beat it for the price. I have only had one issue and 2 days after a 30 second call to Woodland Mills, the parts were here. Great company to work with. The first day after receiving the mill in the dark
Robert Tulloh
Good morning Lori, Thanks for taking care of my toggle clamp problem so quickly. I’m attaching a couple pictures for you. I tried to find something out of the ordinary, since everybody has seen stacks of lumber. I had a little end of and red cedar log laying around that was too small to be anything but a post really so I decided to cut it into an octagonal post (the first of two) to use on a little hunting cabin I’m getting ready to build. I made up some v-blocks to hold the cant and quite quickly had my octagon. I made the blocks on the bottom so that when turned upside down for the third and fourth cuts they would hold the cant at the correct height to match the first two cuts. That eliminated changing the blade height and made it easier to have 8 equal facets. It all worked just like it was supposed to and I ended up with a perfect octagonal post. While the thing was still on the mill, I made the cuts for the notches at the top with the mill and then finished the shoulder cuts with the cordless saw in the picture. One of the things I was impressed with when I got the mill was the fit and finish of the unit. I’ve assembled a lot of machinery and usually have to chase threads to remove paint or swarf, but all the threads were clear and ready to go. All the sharp edges were removed on milled parts and milling marks were minimal. It was noticeably better in these areas. I think the mill is a good value and it obviously comes from a company that pays attention to detail.
Good morning Lori, Thanks for taking care of my toggle clamp problem so quickly. I’m attaching a couple pictures for you. I tried to find something out of the ordinary, since everybody has seen stacks of lumber. I had a little end of and red cedar log laying around that was too small to be anything but a post really so I decided to cut it into an octagonal post (the first of two) to use on a little hunting cabin I’m getting ready to build. I made up some v-blocks to hold the cant and quite quickly had my octagon. I made the blocks on the bottom so that when turned upside down for the third and fourth cuts they would hold the cant at the correct height to match the first two cuts. That eliminated changing the blade height and made it easier to have 8 equal facets. It all worked just like it was supposed to and I ended up with a perfect octagonal post. While the thing was still on the mill, I made the cuts for the notches at the top with the mill and then finished the shoulder cuts with the cordless saw in the picture. One of the things I was impressed with when I got the mill was the fit and finish of the unit. I’ve assembled a lot of machinery and usually have to chase threads to remove paint or swarf, but all the threads were clear and ready to go. All the sharp edges were removed on milled parts and milling marks were minimal. It was noticeably better in these areas. I think the mill is a good value and it obviously comes from a company that pays attention to detail.
Rod Grimes
I had to wait 5 days after I got my mill before I could even take it out of the box as it poured. Have already milled some western red cedar for siding for our new house, wish I could send more pictures but my I-pad will only send a few at a time. Made some spruce beams for guard rails at the new house also, and am currently building a lean too shed to protect the mill during bad weather. Thanks for the fabulous mill.
I had to wait 5 days after I got my mill before I could even take it out of the box as it poured. Have already milled some western red cedar for siding for our new house, wish I could send more pictures but my I-pad will only send a few at a time. Made some spruce beams for guard rails at the new house also, and am currently building a lean too shed to protect the mill during bad weather. Thanks for the fabulous mill.
Russ Temple
When I first got my mill, I had it delivered to my house in the city and then had to transport it myself up to my cabin. The set up was relatively easy, I had it set up, levelled and cutting by the next day. It took me some time, and lots of sawdust, to get used to it. I have never had, run or had any contact with a mill before this. I was able to convert a 10’ X 12” log into a 2X4 in no time. I get better efficiency every time I use it. I am committing myself to using only deadfall logs and there is no shortage of newly fallen deadfall around my cabin. To feel productive, I built this smoke house making all the dimensional and planks out of one log. I used the wane wood for decorative trim on it. Of course I have been criticized for the design but I like it. I smoked up some fish from the lake, some ribs and a chicken so far. Next summer I start my storage shed to get experience with joinery and then a shop.
When I first got my mill, I had it delivered to my house in the city and then had to transport it myself up to my cabin. The set up was relatively easy, I had it set up, levelled and cutting by the next day. It took me some time, and lots of sawdust, to get used to it. I have never had, run or had any contact with a mill before this. I was able to convert a 10’ X 12” log into a 2X4 in no time. I get better efficiency every time I use it. I am committing myself to using only deadfall logs and there is no shortage of newly fallen deadfall around my cabin. To feel productive, I built this smoke house making all the dimensional and planks out of one log. I used the wane wood for decorative trim on it. Of course I have been criticized for the design but I like it. I smoked up some fish from the lake, some ribs and a chicken so far. Next summer I start my storage shed to get experience with joinery and then a shop.
Ryan Colwill
Got your mill in fall of 2013, set it up and milled 2 test logs before the winter set in. Over the winter my rickety wood shed collapsed due to snow weight, so I knew what my first spring project was going to be with my mill!! A new ‘shed’. I milled 6x6 post beams, and all the rest was ash and some poplar. Only wood in the photo’s that wasn’t milled was some trusses I got off of a neighbor of mine, everything else is milled from logs cut on my property! Once I got over the small learning curve, it was easy. Very happy with the mill(and the price!). I have a neighbor who has a $10+ mill, and you can’t tell the difference in quality of finished product.
Got your mill in fall of 2013, set it up and milled 2 test logs before the winter set in. Over the winter my rickety wood shed collapsed due to snow weight, so I knew what my first spring project was going to be with my mill!! A new ‘shed’. I milled 6x6 post beams, and all the rest was ash and some poplar. Only wood in the photo’s that wasn’t milled was some trusses I got off of a neighbor of mine, everything else is milled from logs cut on my property! Once I got over the small learning curve, it was easy. Very happy with the mill(and the price!). I have a neighbor who has a $10+ mill, and you can’t tell the difference in quality of finished product.
Stephen Dadson
Last summer I purchased your HM126 for use on a small Gulf Island (BC) property we have. Our island has a number of blow downs each year and being on the ocean in BC we get a few logs on our beach that break away from log booms, although there are far fewer logs than in years past given how logs are now transported. There are a variety of species including; D Fir, Pacific Silver Fir, Red Cedar, Arbutus, Hemlock, Maple, ew and Alder, which periodically roll up on our beach or blow over in a strong SE storm somewhere on our 150 acres. Being a DIY kind a person I wanted to be make use of them and what better way than a small band saw I thought. The 1st challenge was how to get the Mill to our Island? I thought I would send along a few pictures to show how it was done. 1. From your factory the Mill was delivered to Maple Bay on Vancouver Island and placed a friend's pick up. 2. The pickup went the public dock at Crofton BC where it was loaded by"davit" onto another pal's boat.3. The Mill then crossed the 6 miles of water across the top end of Saltspring Island to our little Island. 4. We timed the crossing to get maximum tide to accommodate the lifting of the Mill out of the boat using our JD 150D 5. The JD excavator walked the Mill up the shore incline a carefully placing it a trailer that was pulled by a refurbished 1948 Massey Ferguson tractor hauled to our cottage. 6. The Mill is a heavy beast so I used the JD excavator to lift the Mill out of the trailer and began assembling... It was an interesting day for me and two close friends who made this exercise a great day adventure. The Mill has performed very well. It's already been used to mill wood for several projects. The next project is to build a home for the Mill to keep it better protected from the weather. You have a great product with this Mill.. I expect many years of service from it..
Last summer I purchased your HM126 for use on a small Gulf Island (BC) property we have. Our island has a number of blow downs each year and being on the ocean in BC we get a few logs on our beach that break away from log booms, although there are far fewer logs than in years past given how logs are now transported. There are a variety of species including; D Fir, Pacific Silver Fir, Red Cedar, Arbutus, Hemlock, Maple, ew and Alder, which periodically roll up on our beach or blow over in a strong SE storm somewhere on our 150 acres. Being a DIY kind a person I wanted to be make use of them and what better way than a small band saw I thought. The 1st challenge was how to get the Mill to our Island? I thought I would send along a few pictures to show how it was done. 1. From your factory the Mill was delivered to Maple Bay on Vancouver Island and placed a friend's pick up. 2. The pickup went the public dock at Crofton BC where it was loaded by"davit" onto another pal's boat.3. The Mill then crossed the 6 miles of water across the top end of Saltspring Island to our little Island. 4. We timed the crossing to get maximum tide to accommodate the lifting of the Mill out of the boat using our JD 150D 5. The JD excavator walked the Mill up the shore incline a carefully placing it a trailer that was pulled by a refurbished 1948 Massey Ferguson tractor hauled to our cottage. 6. The Mill is a heavy beast so I used the JD excavator to lift the Mill out of the trailer and began assembling... It was an interesting day for me and two close friends who made this exercise a great day adventure. The Mill has performed very well. It's already been used to mill wood for several projects. The next project is to build a home for the Mill to keep it better protected from the weather. You have a great product with this Mill.. I expect many years of service from it..
Steve Gerken
Hey Neil and Josh, Just wanted to write you guys and let you know the mill is working just as you stated it would. I put it together in a couple hours with no problems. I have milled some pine, ash, and a lot of eastern red cedar. I think for the money it would be hard to beat this mill.
Hey Neil and Josh, Just wanted to write you guys and let you know the mill is working just as you stated it would. I put it together in a couple hours with no problems. I have milled some pine, ash, and a lot of eastern red cedar. I think for the money it would be hard to beat this mill.
Tom & Jane Hansen
We have our sawmill up and running. We have made a kitchen table and benches and we have also been making some signs. The table is made of Elm tree and boy is it a heavy duty table! The last table top is pine. It turned out so beautiful. We love our sawmill! Thanks Lori!
We have our sawmill up and running. We have made a kitchen table and benches and we have also been making some signs. The table is made of Elm tree and boy is it a heavy duty table! The last table top is pine. It turned out so beautiful. We love our sawmill! Thanks Lori!
Trenton Anderson
I want to let you guys know that the mill has been working great. Since I purchased the mill last spring me and my brother have been sawing all kinds of soft and hard wood. My brother will dream up projects and the next week we will be out cutting lumber to build those projects. We are also cutting lumber to build my house with. We both have full time jobs so the progress is slow but we are getting it done. Thanks for all your help.
I want to let you guys know that the mill has been working great. Since I purchased the mill last spring me and my brother have been sawing all kinds of soft and hard wood. My brother will dream up projects and the next week we will be out cutting lumber to build those projects. We are also cutting lumber to build my house with. We both have full time jobs so the progress is slow but we are getting it done. Thanks for all your help.
Troy Clark
Just got our mill and starting the set up. Can't wait to start milling! Update: Cedar that I milled on my saw mill going on the house and a load of pine logs on the way to my mill and a table my wife made from scraps off the mill. We love our Woodland Mill! Update: Finished cedar on the house today, on to the next milling project, Thank y'all the mill works great!
Just got our mill and starting the set up. Can't wait to start milling! Update: Cedar that I milled on my saw mill going on the house and a load of pine logs on the way to my mill and a table my wife made from scraps off the mill. We love our Woodland Mill! Update: Finished cedar on the house today, on to the next milling project, Thank y'all the mill works great!
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Taylor Allen
I have built a business reclaiming lumber (one log was 500-600 years old and pulled from the river). I am also building a house with my mill. http://www.thesouthernsawmill.com/ Update: This is a 32 ft. pine log weighing 27,500 lbs. I cut all that with the mill it took 8000 board feet of cypress for that job! Home is built with all wood made from the HM126 mill and the wall inside is done with Blue Stain Cypress The benches are made of black walnut, the mantle is northern cedar 10” thick x 8 x 16 and a beautiful Georgia Cedar table set, 2 1/2" x 48W" x 78" Update#2: Estimated to be several hundred year old oak and cypress pulled from the river yesterday afternoon. Fantastic success story!!! We are extremely happy for Taylor Allen! He has built a very solid business with his HM126 sawmill! He tells me that he loves his mill and he it has blessed him and his family. He has made a full time business out of his logging and his Woodland Mills sawmill. http://www.thenewsandfarmer.com/news/2016-10-20/heart-wood-taylor-allen-one-first-legal-dead-head-loggers-state#.WAj3F71zbIU
I have built a business reclaiming lumber (one log was 500-600 years old and pulled from the river). I am also building a house with my mill. http://www.thesouthernsawmill.com/ Update: This is a 32 ft. pine log weighing 27,500 lbs. I cut all that with the mill it took 8000 board feet of cypress for that job! Home is built with all wood made from the HM126 mill and the wall inside is done with Blue Stain Cypress The benches are made of black walnut, the mantle is northern cedar 10” thick x 8 x 16 and a beautiful Georgia Cedar table set, 2 1/2" x 48W" x 78" Update#2: Estimated to be several hundred year old oak and cypress pulled from the river yesterday afternoon. Fantastic success story!!! We are extremely happy for Taylor Allen! He has built a very solid business with his HM126 sawmill! He tells me that he loves his mill and he it has blessed him and his family. He has made a full time business out of his logging and his Woodland Mills sawmill. http://www.thenewsandfarmer.com/news/2016-10-20/heart-wood-taylor-allen-one-first-legal-dead-head-loggers-state#.WAj3F71zbIU
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HM126 Sawmill
Nova Scotia, Canada
Victor Moulaison
Hi Lori, The delivery was fast... but due to bad winter weather it was 2-3 months before I could layout a crib and set up the mill. I have completed my first Woodland Mills project, a 16 x 32 storage shed (see attached photo) and the mill is working great. I have already started planning my next projects - time and weather permitting. Great product and have had several on-lookers/perspective purchasers over checking it out.
Hi Lori, The delivery was fast... but due to bad winter weather it was 2-3 months before I could layout a crib and set up the mill. I have completed my first Woodland Mills project, a 16 x 32 storage shed (see attached photo) and the mill is working great. I have already started planning my next projects - time and weather permitting. Great product and have had several on-lookers/perspective purchasers over checking it out.
Willie Penney
Hi Lori, just some quick pictures to show you my mill is working fine. I've cut some spruce and fir logs to build a boat house and some birch to use as blocks in my commercial garage. My little girl Brianna loves it and takes part in all I do with it. I decided to build a trailer like the one in your plans, it works great. I think the mill is a wonderful tool for anyone who likes to work with wood and so does all my friends. Even though I had doubts about something new, I can't believe I haven't purchased one before. Thanks again!!
Hi Lori, just some quick pictures to show you my mill is working fine. I've cut some spruce and fir logs to build a boat house and some birch to use as blocks in my commercial garage. My little girl Brianna loves it and takes part in all I do with it. I decided to build a trailer like the one in your plans, it works great. I think the mill is a wonderful tool for anyone who likes to work with wood and so does all my friends. Even though I had doubts about something new, I can't believe I haven't purchased one before. Thanks again!!
Steve & Alix ~ Acorn to Arabella
Hey Lori, This is Steve from the Acorn to Arabella project. We are indeed building a sailboat with one of your mills. The mill belongs to Nathan who mentioned our project to you. This is the second time I have borrowed his mill, a few years ago I milled enough pine lumber for a 12'x38' woodshed along with butternut and sugar maple for the boat and some red oak for the frame of the boat house. The woodshed was built last fall and is being used to store and dry the lumber we are milling for Arabella. The boat shed will be constructed in the coming months while the wood for Arabella has a chance to season a bit. Without the mill none of this would have been possible. We would never have been able to afford the lumber and being able to mill whatever specific beams we need for the boat is priceless. Currently we have a short, rough clip of the mill in action on the FB page. We milled all last week and this past weekend and have a few hours of footage we need to look through and edit. We will be posting a video of the milling by the middle of May, but we can certainly post a bunch of still shots of the mill in action in the very near future. We have been milling white pine, white oak, red oak and sugar maple. We would be ecstatic for Woodland Mills to share our project and would be very happy to help Woodland Mills in any way we can. I have been very impressed with that little mill and would recommend it whole heartily. If there is anything we can do or anything you would specifically like to see (we still have a bunch of logs to mill) we are happy to oblige. Thanks for your interest in our crazy project! Steve http://www.acorntoarabella.com/ https://www.facebook.com/acorntoarabella/
Hey Lori, This is Steve from the Acorn to Arabella project. We are indeed building a sailboat with one of your mills. The mill belongs to Nathan who mentioned our project to you. This is the second time I have borrowed his mill, a few years ago I milled enough pine lumber for a 12'x38' woodshed along with butternut and sugar maple for the boat and some red oak for the frame of the boat house. The woodshed was built last fall and is being used to store and dry the lumber we are milling for Arabella. The boat shed will be constructed in the coming months while the wood for Arabella has a chance to season a bit. Without the mill none of this would have been possible. We would never have been able to afford the lumber and being able to mill whatever specific beams we need for the boat is priceless. Currently we have a short, rough clip of the mill in action on the FB page. We milled all last week and this past weekend and have a few hours of footage we need to look through and edit. We will be posting a video of the milling by the middle of May, but we can certainly post a bunch of still shots of the mill in action in the very near future. We have been milling white pine, white oak, red oak and sugar maple. We would be ecstatic for Woodland Mills to share our project and would be very happy to help Woodland Mills in any way we can. I have been very impressed with that little mill and would recommend it whole heartily. If there is anything we can do or anything you would specifically like to see (we still have a bunch of logs to mill) we are happy to oblige. Thanks for your interest in our crazy project! Steve http://www.acorntoarabella.com/ https://www.facebook.com/acorntoarabella/
Lance Harder
Been playing with my new mill over the winter months. It’s been great. Slabbing any tree trunk I can get my hands on so the slabs will start drying and I can start creating. Started with a sign for my Construction business. Next on the list is some gratis work for a ranch camp for kids. Looking forward to milling corral and shelter rough cut boards. Really happy with my HM126. Update: Made a spruce fireplace surround and mantle purely out of my own milled lumber on the HM126. Loving the band saw mill patterns. Gives it some great rustic flavor. Lance
Been playing with my new mill over the winter months. It’s been great. Slabbing any tree trunk I can get my hands on so the slabs will start drying and I can start creating. Started with a sign for my Construction business. Next on the list is some gratis work for a ranch camp for kids. Looking forward to milling corral and shelter rough cut boards. Really happy with my HM126. Update: Made a spruce fireplace surround and mantle purely out of my own milled lumber on the HM126. Loving the band saw mill patterns. Gives it some great rustic flavor. Lance
Marty McFarland
I have had my HM126 Sawmill for almost a year and it has been the best thing. I have cut so many logs with the greatest of ease. I have attached some pictures of the final products as the result of the HM126 Sawmill. I am having a great time. The support staff have been very nice and courteous. Thank you again.
I have had my HM126 Sawmill for almost a year and it has been the best thing. I have cut so many logs with the greatest of ease. I have attached some pictures of the final products as the result of the HM126 Sawmill. I am having a great time. The support staff have been very nice and courteous. Thank you again.
Mark Tijssen
Alrighty folks at Woodland Mills, my WC88 made it home safe and sound strapped in the trailer by Derek. My brother and I mounted it on the old Case 1490 and went to work. To say we were impressed would be an understatement. We put the machine through its paces with maple, elm, aspen and even some really snotty balls of grape vine. It never flinched - not once! Worth every penny, and you are welcome to have any prospective customers call me to confirm. Mark PS. I have ground up literally tons of all sorts of wood and can't believe that the blades stay so sharp.
Alrighty folks at Woodland Mills, my WC88 made it home safe and sound strapped in the trailer by Derek. My brother and I mounted it on the old Case 1490 and went to work. To say we were impressed would be an understatement. We put the machine through its paces with maple, elm, aspen and even some really snotty balls of grape vine. It never flinched - not once! Worth every penny, and you are welcome to have any prospective customers call me to confirm. Mark PS. I have ground up literally tons of all sorts of wood and can't believe that the blades stay so sharp.
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WC88 Wood Chipper
Massachusetts, USA
Ron Rheault
This is us hard at work. :) The chipper works great. We learned it does not like branches that are really bent besdies that it works great.
This is us hard at work. :) The chipper works great. We learned it does not like branches that are really bent besdies that it works great.
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HM126 Sawmill
Ohio, USA
Timothy Combs
Hi Brenna ~ Thanks for emailing back so quick. I love my mill so much everything has been great. Here is some stuff I've cut and built.
Hi Brenna ~ Thanks for emailing back so quick. I love my mill so much everything has been great. Here is some stuff I've cut and built.
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HM126 Sawmill
British Columbia, Canada
Gary Weikum
Hello Brenna, Here is a picture of the Douglas Fir Ceiling in our new house. The wood was milled on one of your sawmills from trees on our lot. Gary Weikum
Hello Brenna, Here is a picture of the Douglas Fir Ceiling in our new house. The wood was milled on one of your sawmills from trees on our lot. Gary Weikum
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HM126 Sawmill
Kentuky, USA
Richard Crossley
Just finished setting up my new mill! Could not have been any easier! My oldest son and I took us about 4.5 hrs. total time. Instructions were excellent! Will send more pic's when I have some. Richard Crossley
Just finished setting up my new mill! Could not have been any easier! My oldest son and I took us about 4.5 hrs. total time. Instructions were excellent! Will send more pic's when I have some. Richard Crossley
Michael Fortune
Spending this wet cold afternoon sharpening band saw mill blades, works like a dream! The Woodland Mill sharpener is fantastic. I was able to leave it alone while I puttered around the workshop yesterday. Easy to set up, adjust for different blades. The turn off bar is a nice detail and it works great. Very happy all around! Michael Fortune http://www.michaelfortune.com/SAWMAIN.html Update: 2 1/2 thick 4 way book match solid walnut top. Mill is working perfectly, thank you! http://www.finewoodworking.com/2015/04/23/bandsaw-mills-are-more-affordable-than-ever
Spending this wet cold afternoon sharpening band saw mill blades, works like a dream! The Woodland Mill sharpener is fantastic. I was able to leave it alone while I puttered around the workshop yesterday. Easy to set up, adjust for different blades. The turn off bar is a nice detail and it works great. Very happy all around! Michael Fortune http://www.michaelfortune.com/SAWMAIN.html Update: 2 1/2 thick 4 way book match solid walnut top. Mill is working perfectly, thank you! http://www.finewoodworking.com/2015/04/23/bandsaw-mills-are-more-affordable-than-ever
Brian, Joe & Steve Tackaberry
Hey Melissa, Here are the Tackaberry Boys (dad Brian, and boys Joe and Steve) FINALLY getting the frame set up and levelled, carriage is on and running smooth like butta! We have put a single white pine and a single red oak log through the lumber process and we are all super excited about how nice this unit is to operate. Update: Hey Melissa, A Couple pics of this morning’s achievements. 2-1/2"x21-1/2" slabs, definitely max width as you can see from the blade picture. We are so happy with the 140's performance. Back to the saw, have a great day Update: Hey Melissa, Just checking in to say all is well. A Couple pics, one is Book matched 3"x15" white pine for a coffee table, one is of the 9 pcs of 2"x17" white pine that we got out of the (3rd pic) 25" white pine. It was so big we had to center it on the frame, not use the square supports or clamps until we got top and bottom cut to 17". It was a great Sunday spent outside, in nice temperature and on our mill. Happy Boys. Until next time... Brian, Joe and Steve (me) Tackaberry
Hey Melissa, Here are the Tackaberry Boys (dad Brian, and boys Joe and Steve) FINALLY getting the frame set up and levelled, carriage is on and running smooth like butta! We have put a single white pine and a single red oak log through the lumber process and we are all super excited about how nice this unit is to operate. Update: Hey Melissa, A Couple pics of this morning’s achievements. 2-1/2"x21-1/2" slabs, definitely max width as you can see from the blade picture. We are so happy with the 140's performance. Back to the saw, have a great day Update: Hey Melissa, Just checking in to say all is well. A Couple pics, one is Book matched 3"x15" white pine for a coffee table, one is of the 9 pcs of 2"x17" white pine that we got out of the (3rd pic) 25" white pine. It was so big we had to center it on the frame, not use the square supports or clamps until we got top and bottom cut to 17". It was a great Sunday spent outside, in nice temperature and on our mill. Happy Boys. Until next time... Brian, Joe and Steve (me) Tackaberry
Mike Dickey
Hi Melissa! I have a project I completed and I am enclosing the pictures. I am really enjoying my Woodland Mills sawmill. The setup was easy and my girlfriend and I completely assembled it. It performs well and is very useful. I am able to create exactly what I need and am always looking for new ways to use it. Here is my mill in action sawing a 26” pecan log and the coffee table I made with the lumber. Mike Dickey Update: HI Lori, Here are some art pieces done on slabs cut with my mill.
Hi Melissa! I have a project I completed and I am enclosing the pictures. I am really enjoying my Woodland Mills sawmill. The setup was easy and my girlfriend and I completely assembled it. It performs well and is very useful. I am able to create exactly what I need and am always looking for new ways to use it. Here is my mill in action sawing a 26” pecan log and the coffee table I made with the lumber. Mike Dickey Update: HI Lori, Here are some art pieces done on slabs cut with my mill.
Dennis & Gail Long
Here are a few pictures of our house we built with the woodland mills 126. All of the wood you see we sawed out! One of the best investments we ever made!! Thank you, Dennis and Gail Long Update: This is our new railing made with our 126. Came out beautiful.. just have to stain it now.
Here are a few pictures of our house we built with the woodland mills 126. All of the wood you see we sawed out! One of the best investments we ever made!! Thank you, Dennis and Gail Long Update: This is our new railing made with our 126. Came out beautiful.. just have to stain it now.
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HM126 Sawmill
Minnesota, USA
Bernie Ziemba
Sawing 24 ft. ash stringers. Love my mill. If I'm sawing 6x6’s, they're 6inches full length no variations. This mill sells itself. Best thing I ever bought. Bernie Ziemba
Sawing 24 ft. ash stringers. Love my mill. If I'm sawing 6x6’s, they're 6inches full length no variations. This mill sells itself. Best thing I ever bought. Bernie Ziemba
Glenn Bowman
Thank you for sending your new processor to me, the FP160. It took me two days to assemble it and make the fine adjustments but I had it in operation yesterday and it worked GREAT. This machine is going to save me much time, eliminated three operations and have the firewood all loaded onto your T-Rex trailer or a low bed. I love this machine and what it can do. Attached are some pictures. I will send you more. Glenn Bowman Update: This is a fantastic machine and is exceptionally well made. I love mine. Everyone I showed it to is amazed as was I. Glenn Bowman
Thank you for sending your new processor to me, the FP160. It took me two days to assemble it and make the fine adjustments but I had it in operation yesterday and it worked GREAT. This machine is going to save me much time, eliminated three operations and have the firewood all loaded onto your T-Rex trailer or a low bed. I love this machine and what it can do. Attached are some pictures. I will send you more. Glenn Bowman Update: This is a fantastic machine and is exceptionally well made. I love mine. Everyone I showed it to is amazed as was I. Glenn Bowman
Tim Mills
Good day, After a little over an hour of assembly and some small adjustments to the hydraulic valves, I was up and running. Normally I cut for an hour the old method for a week’s worth of wood and with the new machine I can do 3 to 4 times the wood without the fatigue that comes with chainsaw use. Great product! I would recommend it to anyone wanting to evolve from the old way of doing wood. Thanks so much. Tim Mills
Good day, After a little over an hour of assembly and some small adjustments to the hydraulic valves, I was up and running. Normally I cut for an hour the old method for a week’s worth of wood and with the new machine I can do 3 to 4 times the wood without the fatigue that comes with chainsaw use. Great product! I would recommend it to anyone wanting to evolve from the old way of doing wood. Thanks so much. Tim Mills
David Salyer
25" bug bit standing dead Douglas fir milled on the HM130 today. Had two nice 2" X 18" book matched flitches for a table top come out of the fir. Milled out 310 bf of clue stain ponderosa today with the HM130 before the thunder boomers rolled in. Part of the cut is going to a client for wane base. They're havin' a baby---it's a boy--- so the blue board will set just right in the little fella's new quarter ~ lol. Milled some nice walnut today with the HM130. The logs I opened up were a couple I had from a few years ago and they were pretty dry, but your Woodland Mill handled them fine. The picture is a 3" X 7'3' mantle a client down in the desert has been after me to cut for him. Those walnut logs were fairly on the hard side--- but the mill turned out some fine lumber. Here’s a "strait" stack from one of the white spruce logs. Most in the stack are 6/4 X 18". I also milled some book matched live edge boards. The top left board is 10/4 X 18" and has been delivered to one of the local contractors. Folks that come by can’t get over how strait and smooth the HM130 turns a piece of timber into such fine lumber. Update: Geez--- I know better than to cut city trees, but for some reason I still do. I peeled the bark and ran the dector across this nice strait 19" walnut twice. Found these about 5" deep in the log. What surprised me was--- the Lenox blades I've been using from Woodland Mills made my HM130 slow down a bit--- but it still cut strait and didn’t dip to ruin the walnut mantel I was milling
25" bug bit standing dead Douglas fir milled on the HM130 today. Had two nice 2" X 18" book matched flitches for a table top come out of the fir. Milled out 310 bf of clue stain ponderosa today with the HM130 before the thunder boomers rolled in. Part of the cut is going to a client for wane base. They're havin' a baby---it's a boy--- so the blue board will set just right in the little fella's new quarter ~ lol. Milled some nice walnut today with the HM130. The logs I opened up were a couple I had from a few years ago and they were pretty dry, but your Woodland Mill handled them fine. The picture is a 3" X 7'3' mantle a client down in the desert has been after me to cut for him. Those walnut logs were fairly on the hard side--- but the mill turned out some fine lumber. Here’s a "strait" stack from one of the white spruce logs. Most in the stack are 6/4 X 18". I also milled some book matched live edge boards. The top left board is 10/4 X 18" and has been delivered to one of the local contractors. Folks that come by can’t get over how strait and smooth the HM130 turns a piece of timber into such fine lumber. Update: Geez--- I know better than to cut city trees, but for some reason I still do. I peeled the bark and ran the dector across this nice strait 19" walnut twice. Found these about 5" deep in the log. What surprised me was--- the Lenox blades I've been using from Woodland Mills made my HM130 slow down a bit--- but it still cut strait and didn’t dip to ruin the walnut mantel I was milling
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HM126 Sawmill
Tennessee, USA
Lee Maners
I built my boys a swing set first then a shed to cover the mill. Lee Maners
I built my boys a swing set first then a shed to cover the mill. Lee Maners
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HM126 Sawmill
Ontario, Canada
Chuck Larter
Hello Melissa, Well we finally trimmed up our first log. Maple 13 ft. long. Got 5 x 1 inch planks off and Jocelyne claimed the rest. 8 x 13 feet. Too pretty to cut off any more!! Chuck & Jocelyns Update: Hello Melissa. Well project # 1 is almost complete. It is our “abattoir” you could say for processing the chickens. The side are from one of our maple trees we cut last year. One log and there are still boards left over. I like the design in the wood itself. One couldn’t buy that. I think Jocelyne is going to varathane it. Have a great week! Chuck & Jocelyne
Hello Melissa, Well we finally trimmed up our first log. Maple 13 ft. long. Got 5 x 1 inch planks off and Jocelyne claimed the rest. 8 x 13 feet. Too pretty to cut off any more!! Chuck & Jocelyns Update: Hello Melissa. Well project # 1 is almost complete. It is our “abattoir” you could say for processing the chickens. The side are from one of our maple trees we cut last year. One log and there are still boards left over. I like the design in the wood itself. One couldn’t buy that. I think Jocelyne is going to varathane it. Have a great week! Chuck & Jocelyne
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HM130 Sawmill
Ontario, Canada
Ray Gibbs
Hi Lori, Sent you a pic of my mill all set up. Just squared up a western red cedar log. Mill’s doing great. I had owned a Woodmizer for about 20 yrs. and after using the Woodland I LOVE that the operator is on the opposite side where the dust comes out. Also like that I can see the blade going into the log and not out of the cut like the Woodmiser. It Saws beautifully. Thanks Lori Ray Gibbs www.bytowntimberworks.com Update: A newspaper article on Ray's craft http://thechronicleherald.ca/homesnews/1447400-ottawa-timber-framer-keeps-ancient-craft-alive
Hi Lori, Sent you a pic of my mill all set up. Just squared up a western red cedar log. Mill’s doing great. I had owned a Woodmizer for about 20 yrs. and after using the Woodland I LOVE that the operator is on the opposite side where the dust comes out. Also like that I can see the blade going into the log and not out of the cut like the Woodmiser. It Saws beautifully. Thanks Lori Ray Gibbs www.bytowntimberworks.com Update: A newspaper article on Ray's craft http://thechronicleherald.ca/homesnews/1447400-ottawa-timber-framer-keeps-ancient-craft-alive
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HM126 Sawmill
New York, USA
Robert Kibler
So many logs, so little time but the mill is doing just great. Very smooth cuts. Like this 12'x 24" red oak. Robert Kibler
So many logs, so little time but the mill is doing just great. Very smooth cuts. Like this 12'x 24" red oak. Robert Kibler
Bob Aitken
I'm really enjoying my HM126, making a wide variety of crafts and even cedar siding for our little cabin in the woods. Here's a pic of a live edge Ash television stand I recently made for our renovation. And a small staircase that leads up to a penny floor entrance to our raised washroom. It is made of pine stringers and spruce steps, with a semi-gloss varathane finish. Everybody who comes by is intrigued by the mill and what it can produce. Bob Aitkens
I'm really enjoying my HM126, making a wide variety of crafts and even cedar siding for our little cabin in the woods. Here's a pic of a live edge Ash television stand I recently made for our renovation. And a small staircase that leads up to a penny floor entrance to our raised washroom. It is made of pine stringers and spruce steps, with a semi-gloss varathane finish. Everybody who comes by is intrigued by the mill and what it can produce. Bob Aitkens
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HM126 Sawmill
New York, USA
Mark Haines
Melissa, this is the only picture I currently have. This building is 40x80 and is 16ft to the eaves you can only imagine how many boards I have to make on my HM126 to get it closed in but so far is coming along nicely.
Melissa, this is the only picture I currently have. This building is 40x80 and is 16ft to the eaves you can only imagine how many boards I have to make on my HM126 to get it closed in but so far is coming along nicely.
Jason Walton
We purchased the T-rex to help us clear land. The t-rex has taken the place of 2-3 trailers and can handle rough terrain. I use the dump to move loads of debris, and the crane's attachment is the 2nd hands that help load large tree's onto the large flat bed. I could go on and on. The T-rex works hard and continues to handle everything. I have sent u pictures I have (T-Rex is usually working). Happy T-Rex customer!
We purchased the T-rex to help us clear land. The t-rex has taken the place of 2-3 trailers and can handle rough terrain. I use the dump to move loads of debris, and the crane's attachment is the 2nd hands that help load large tree's onto the large flat bed. I could go on and on. The T-rex works hard and continues to handle everything. I have sent u pictures I have (T-Rex is usually working). Happy T-Rex customer!
Kyle Holt
First off let me start by saying thank you for making an affordable product !! A product that will help create my house , my Father’s house, anyone who is building a home lol! We love building stuff with our hands and the HM126 is definitely fuel for our fire. We were just messing around with these logs but couldn't believe how many boards we got out of the them. Once again that u for making such an amazing product!! Update: Thanks and we love our mill. Made a nice 18 inch cant all the way around. I think this log was around 28 on the small end and 30 something on the big end we had to cut it with the chainsaw several times before we could get a full pass
First off let me start by saying thank you for making an affordable product !! A product that will help create my house , my Father’s house, anyone who is building a home lol! We love building stuff with our hands and the HM126 is definitely fuel for our fire. We were just messing around with these logs but couldn't believe how many boards we got out of the them. Once again that u for making such an amazing product!! Update: Thanks and we love our mill. Made a nice 18 inch cant all the way around. I think this log was around 28 on the small end and 30 something on the big end we had to cut it with the chainsaw several times before we could get a full pass
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HM126 Sawmill
California, USA
Bill Bates
Just made this custom twin size cabin bed frame for a friend. Milled out of ponderosa pine on my HM126. Made some beautiful boards out of this madrone.. And that is a 25" pine.. Made some beautiful boards!
Just made this custom twin size cabin bed frame for a friend. Milled out of ponderosa pine on my HM126. Made some beautiful boards out of this madrone.. And that is a 25" pine.. Made some beautiful boards!
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HM126 Sawmill
New Brunswick, Canada
Jean Paul Geurts
It's up and running. Let the summer begin. Jean Paul
It's up and running. Let the summer begin. Jean Paul
Matthew Veals
Couple of pics, one fully assembled and ready to go, the second after some work done, and a pile of chips made. Only complaint I have, is that I've run out of things to run through it!(For Now) I am so glad I went with this one, and the hydraulic feed. I would have hated one of the gravity feed chippers. Thanks, Matthew Veals
Couple of pics, one fully assembled and ready to go, the second after some work done, and a pile of chips made. Only complaint I have, is that I've run out of things to run through it!(For Now) I am so glad I went with this one, and the hydraulic feed. I would have hated one of the gravity feed chippers. Thanks, Matthew Veals
Brian MacRury
Here are some pics of the setup we are using. Fabricated the trailer over the past winter and finally got around to mounting everything on. Pulls great, wide enough for the sawyer to walk beside the mill but not high enough to make it a pain getting on and off.... light and compact enough for me to tow it right in to the woodlot with my Ranger. Just finished a blue Spruce that blew down in the neighbor’s yard. Made some nice planks for Deer stands. Once again, thanks for the top shelf, same day customer support...!!!!
Here are some pics of the setup we are using. Fabricated the trailer over the past winter and finally got around to mounting everything on. Pulls great, wide enough for the sawyer to walk beside the mill but not high enough to make it a pain getting on and off.... light and compact enough for me to tow it right in to the woodlot with my Ranger. Just finished a blue Spruce that blew down in the neighbor’s yard. Made some nice planks for Deer stands. Once again, thanks for the top shelf, same day customer support...!!!!
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WC88 Wood Chipper
Oklahoma, USA
Tim & Diana Welch
We LOVE it! Love, Love, Love it. I have tons of mulch now. Thank you. Smooth working takes care of the tree trash!! Soooo good.
We LOVE it! Love, Love, Love it. I have tons of mulch now. Thank you. Smooth working takes care of the tree trash!! Soooo good.
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Bruce Hill
Hi Brenna. I love the mill and blade sharpener! I put the mill on a 6x6 frame. I cut my first quarter sawn oak yesterday. It's mint. I should be working on my firewood for next winter, but maybe I will burn slabs instead. All though I am not getting very much waste. I have been having way too much fun milling Thanks so much, your service has been great. Thanks again gotta get cuttin'.
Hi Brenna. I love the mill and blade sharpener! I put the mill on a 6x6 frame. I cut my first quarter sawn oak yesterday. It's mint. I should be working on my firewood for next winter, but maybe I will burn slabs instead. All though I am not getting very much waste. I have been having way too much fun milling Thanks so much, your service has been great. Thanks again gotta get cuttin'.
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Mike Gauthier
To the ladies in the office, you are angels between you and the technician, you were able to help with a solution to a problem I was having. Thanks for having a great team to work with. Looking forward to building more with the sawmill. Mike Gauthier
To the ladies in the office, you are angels between you and the technician, you were able to help with a solution to a problem I was having. Thanks for having a great team to work with. Looking forward to building more with the sawmill. Mike Gauthier
Curtis & Zoey Zimmerman
Nice black walnut log! Woodland mill pushed to the maximum with this nice sugar maple. Woodshop project, maple siding. Ash posts, locust second d floor siding, Austrian pine rafters. Update: Milling black walnut boards for a dining room table Black Walnut boards have dried, are cut, and are ready to be made into a dining room table. 6 coats of tung oil later, our dining room table is complete! Woodland Mills made it all possible!
Nice black walnut log! Woodland mill pushed to the maximum with this nice sugar maple. Woodshop project, maple siding. Ash posts, locust second d floor siding, Austrian pine rafters. Update: Milling black walnut boards for a dining room table Black Walnut boards have dried, are cut, and are ready to be made into a dining room table. 6 coats of tung oil later, our dining room table is complete! Woodland Mills made it all possible!
Darcy Schoenroth
I am completely satisfied with this product. It far exceeds my expectation. The only advice I could offer is potentially adding a second driven feed roller on the bottom. However, for a single driven feed roller this machine is impressive to say the least. I could not be happier with the purchase for the price that I paid. I have had many family members and neighbors observe it in action and they also are very impressed.
I am completely satisfied with this product. It far exceeds my expectation. The only advice I could offer is potentially adding a second driven feed roller on the bottom. However, for a single driven feed roller this machine is impressive to say the least. I could not be happier with the purchase for the price that I paid. I have had many family members and neighbors observe it in action and they also are very impressed.
Yew Chai
I am absolutely thrilled with the 722. I got it all setup and ready to go in less than a day. The mill is a high quality built mill with a lower price tag than some of the mills out there. I milled our first beam towards our barn and I am slowly getting better at it. Here are a few pictures of the mill and our first beam. Thanks again for offering a high quality mill at an affordable price tag. Yew
I am absolutely thrilled with the 722. I got it all setup and ready to go in less than a day. The mill is a high quality built mill with a lower price tag than some of the mills out there. I milled our first beam towards our barn and I am slowly getting better at it. Here are a few pictures of the mill and our first beam. Thanks again for offering a high quality mill at an affordable price tag. Yew
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HM126 Sawmill
Indiana, USA
Chad Truax
8 years old and ready to follow in his dad's footsteps!! We were doing a custom job sawing Maple. Chad had a great time!
8 years old and ready to follow in his dad's footsteps!! We were doing a custom job sawing Maple. Chad had a great time!
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Levi Holmes
Just wanted to drop you a line and let you know how much I'm enjoying the new mill. I received it in about five days, and had it set up in a few hours with help from a couple of buddies. So far I'm very impressed with the quality of the mill, and ease of use. The only problem I have is now I'm not getting thing else done around the house! Thanks again for the quality of the product. For the money I think you get more than you'd expect!
Just wanted to drop you a line and let you know how much I'm enjoying the new mill. I received it in about five days, and had it set up in a few hours with help from a couple of buddies. So far I'm very impressed with the quality of the mill, and ease of use. The only problem I have is now I'm not getting thing else done around the house! Thanks again for the quality of the product. For the money I think you get more than you'd expect!
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WC88 Wood Chipper
Tennessee, USA
Haden Reid
Day one with the chipper was great. I used to do tree work professionally and used a large chipper. The ease, convenience and power of the Woodland Mills chipper attached to the back of my tractor is a real luxury. Thank you for having a good website and video that convinced me to purchase the WC88 chipper. - Haden Reid
Day one with the chipper was great. I used to do tree work professionally and used a large chipper. The ease, convenience and power of the Woodland Mills chipper attached to the back of my tractor is a real luxury. Thank you for having a good website and video that convinced me to purchase the WC88 chipper. - Haden Reid
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Bob Hughes
Hi Lori ~ this 8'x8' tree stand actually looks better than the picture shows, the plexi-glass windows can be put in or out depends on which way the wind blows you can put the window in! Bob Hughes Update ~ my mill is still running like a dream, Sawmill shed complete! Bob
Hi Lori ~ this 8'x8' tree stand actually looks better than the picture shows, the plexi-glass windows can be put in or out depends on which way the wind blows you can put the window in! Bob Hughes Update ~ my mill is still running like a dream, Sawmill shed complete! Bob
Clint Nelms
I'm loving my mill. I got a nice stack milled the last few weekends. That was Southern Yellow Pine and Maple. Made some 2x6s and 1x10s. Here's a couple other pictures of the pine and some oak I sawed as well. Update: Going to be my 30x30 Woodworking Shop. Almost all the wood sawn on my HM126. Love it!
I'm loving my mill. I got a nice stack milled the last few weekends. That was Southern Yellow Pine and Maple. Made some 2x6s and 1x10s. Here's a couple other pictures of the pine and some oak I sawed as well. Update: Going to be my 30x30 Woodworking Shop. Almost all the wood sawn on my HM126. Love it!
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WC88 Wood Chipper
Pennsylvania, USA
Barry Marin
This has been the best attachment I ever purchased for my 60 HSP turbo diesel Massey!!!!! Never slows down! Price point is surprisingly low!! Simple, compact, and Quality all the way! I recommend this chipper to everyone! Thanks to all at Woodland mills for making a product that I can’t say enough about! Barry
This has been the best attachment I ever purchased for my 60 HSP turbo diesel Massey!!!!! Never slows down! Price point is surprisingly low!! Simple, compact, and Quality all the way! I recommend this chipper to everyone! Thanks to all at Woodland mills for making a product that I can’t say enough about! Barry
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HM126 Sawmill
Ontario, Canada
Tyler Hall
Hello Brenna Thank you so much for getting back to me so soon and your excellent customer support…We've had our HM126 Sawmill for about a year and a half now and it's been great!
Hello Brenna Thank you so much for getting back to me so soon and your excellent customer support…We've had our HM126 Sawmill for about a year and a half now and it's been great!
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WC88 Wood Chipper
Ontario, Canada
Peter Dafoe
Dad is very pleased with the chipper! The adjustable auto feed is an excellent feature and works well for the larger material. It has had considerable use since he bought it and the hinge top makes any maintenance quick and easy. I did a lot of research on line before we found your site and I must say that your site and chipper is second to none (we were convinced before we even made the drive to your store). The chipper is exactly what he was looking for.
Dad is very pleased with the chipper! The adjustable auto feed is an excellent feature and works well for the larger material. It has had considerable use since he bought it and the hinge top makes any maintenance quick and easy. I did a lot of research on line before we found your site and I must say that your site and chipper is second to none (we were convinced before we even made the drive to your store). The chipper is exactly what he was looking for.
Joe Scolastico
Ordered the mill on a Friday and received it on the next Thursday. Set it up and have been milling ever since! I've always wanted one and decided to take the plunge. Couldn't be happier with the results. Easy to set up, easy to use, and produces high quality lumber. Also ordered a ten pack of blades which turned out to be great foresight due to hitting metal in my first log with the OEM blade. Will be using it for years to come!! Joe Scolastico Update: Lori, I love my mill! I've had it for about a year now and I've cut thousands of feet. Just recently built a trailer for it, pretty happy with how it came out!
Ordered the mill on a Friday and received it on the next Thursday. Set it up and have been milling ever since! I've always wanted one and decided to take the plunge. Couldn't be happier with the results. Easy to set up, easy to use, and produces high quality lumber. Also ordered a ten pack of blades which turned out to be great foresight due to hitting metal in my first log with the OEM blade. Will be using it for years to come!! Joe Scolastico Update: Lori, I love my mill! I've had it for about a year now and I've cut thousands of feet. Just recently built a trailer for it, pretty happy with how it came out!
Todd Willbanks
Every log and every board is off the HM126 mill except the kitchen which was the original cabin on the property and a coffee table I made. The red for timber frame I was building with the neighbor too. Update: Here is the start to my latest project, I am starting to build a 70 foot two story shop out of blue pine lodge pole.
Every log and every board is off the HM126 mill except the kitchen which was the original cabin on the property and a coffee table I made. The red for timber frame I was building with the neighbor too. Update: Here is the start to my latest project, I am starting to build a 70 foot two story shop out of blue pine lodge pole.
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HM126 Sawmill
Washington, USA
Mike & Ann Honl
One of the many projects we've done using our saw mill. Boxes for our blueberries. People are buying the berries just for the boxes! Really enjoying the mill.
One of the many projects we've done using our saw mill. Boxes for our blueberries. People are buying the berries just for the boxes! Really enjoying the mill.
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WC68 Wood Chipper
Minnesota, USA
Paul Zenke
I have a 32 HP tractor with 26 HP at the PTO and I could run it full speed with up to 3” hardwood branches and it never slowed the tractor at all. I burn wood larger than 3 inches so I don’t worry about chipping anything larger. Thank you for your attention to detail in making a great and affordable chipper! I have done my homework and there simply is not a better chipper out there for the price. I will take a closer look at your other products if this is an indicator of your quality. Paul Zenke
I have a 32 HP tractor with 26 HP at the PTO and I could run it full speed with up to 3” hardwood branches and it never slowed the tractor at all. I burn wood larger than 3 inches so I don’t worry about chipping anything larger. Thank you for your attention to detail in making a great and affordable chipper! I have done my homework and there simply is not a better chipper out there for the price. I will take a closer look at your other products if this is an indicator of your quality. Paul Zenke
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Kevin Berryman
Attached are some pictures of projects that have been completed around camp. All of the wood was harvested within our wood lot. We used Hemlock for all but 2 beams that was fir to build the picnic shelter. All the posts and beams were cut and milled on your machine. Check out our website: www.evanslake.com Kevin Berryman, BC
Attached are some pictures of projects that have been completed around camp. All of the wood was harvested within our wood lot. We used Hemlock for all but 2 beams that was fir to build the picnic shelter. All the posts and beams were cut and milled on your machine. Check out our website: www.evanslake.com Kevin Berryman, BC
Brent Nadeau
My friend Brent bought the HM126 in 2015. Here are a few pictures. We set it up on a property that I care take of. The sweet winch system was installed back in the 70's by the owners, we simply installed the mill in the same spot that the old one was located. Having a blast with it. Thanks for the hours of fun, Mark & Brent.
My friend Brent bought the HM126 in 2015. Here are a few pictures. We set it up on a property that I care take of. The sweet winch system was installed back in the 70's by the owners, we simply installed the mill in the same spot that the old one was located. Having a blast with it. Thanks for the hours of fun, Mark & Brent.
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HM126 Sawmill
West Virginia, USA
Karl Savinkoff
Hi all, I built a trailer for the sawmill but I have not got it painted yet. I really like the saw a lot! It is just what I need to do things around our little farm, and it is a pleasure dealing with everyone that I talk to at Woodland Mills. The people are just so nice! I just like to take the time to say thank-you, it means a lot to me that I have someone I can call if I need to. Thank you much, Karl WV USA
Hi all, I built a trailer for the sawmill but I have not got it painted yet. I really like the saw a lot! It is just what I need to do things around our little farm, and it is a pleasure dealing with everyone that I talk to at Woodland Mills. The people are just so nice! I just like to take the time to say thank-you, it means a lot to me that I have someone I can call if I need to. Thank you much, Karl WV USA
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HM126 Sawmill
British Columbia, Canada
Dan Hammerstron
Its producing, well thought out Mill. Dan Update: Cutting black walnut getting ready to build 46 x 60 2 inches thick
Its producing, well thought out Mill. Dan Update: Cutting black walnut getting ready to build 46 x 60 2 inches thick
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WG24 Stump Grinder
Pennsylvania, USA
Kenneth Richmond
It's worked out magnificently. Two stumps, one about 12" and the other 24" on the same residential property took about 1/2 hour, including extensive root systems. They were both overgrown ewe shrubs that had been about 35 or 40' high. I think the "chat" on the Woodmills site is a robot. You have to get ...them on the phone. There was a one week delay in the arrival of my grinder. It actually shipped to Philadelphia from a New York City warehouse. I'm not sure what might be going on with that. So here's my impression: The grinder arrived on a steel pallet with 2 x 4" steel tube runners. The cardboard box was framed with steel angle and slats. I used it with a 1025 FILB with a Curtis Cab that has 18 hp at the rear PTO. It mounted right up without need for any cutting of the PTO shaft that came with the grinder. It is VERY beefy and looks expensive compared to the junk available for rent at HD. The 1025 Deere will raise it 15" from the grade. It is designed to be pulled through a stump. It has 34 brazed carbide chips that remained razor sharp after grinding through buried roots and stumps. The little Deere did get bogged down from time to time in damp clay, but with a hand on the lift while pulling the grinder through, it was easy to avoid a stall by raising it slightly. I left the rear window on the cab and it was good that I did because it chucked wood chips at me. I pulled the sway turn buckles super tight and have Pat's hooks on the draft arms, so to detach the grinder, I had to loosen up everything again. The Deere would sway on Turf Tires, but nothing scary. The lift height and short wheelbase made it very easy to maneuver the grinder over the stump inches at a time and by hard steering, the grinder moved laterally at shallow angles quite nicely. I would take this arrangement over the side to side hydraulic grinder any time. Sitting sideways in the seat (had to remove the arms from the swivel seat because of the cab), with a gentle left foot on the hydrostatic forward pedal, steering with a suicide knob, it was actually fun watching the chips fly. When the tractor was level, the grinder actually pulled itself through the stump at the rate it liked, with just a little assist here and there on the pedal. No need for extra hoses or hydraulics. It exceeds my expectations and 18 hp PTO does drive it acceptably.
It's worked out magnificently. Two stumps, one about 12" and the other 24" on the same residential property took about 1/2 hour, including extensive root systems. They were both overgrown ewe shrubs that had been about 35 or 40' high. I think the "chat" on the Woodmills site is a robot. You have to get ...them on the phone. There was a one week delay in the arrival of my grinder. It actually shipped to Philadelphia from a New York City warehouse. I'm not sure what might be going on with that. So here's my impression: The grinder arrived on a steel pallet with 2 x 4" steel tube runners. The cardboard box was framed with steel angle and slats. I used it with a 1025 FILB with a Curtis Cab that has 18 hp at the rear PTO. It mounted right up without need for any cutting of the PTO shaft that came with the grinder. It is VERY beefy and looks expensive compared to the junk available for rent at HD. The 1025 Deere will raise it 15" from the grade. It is designed to be pulled through a stump. It has 34 brazed carbide chips that remained razor sharp after grinding through buried roots and stumps. The little Deere did get bogged down from time to time in damp clay, but with a hand on the lift while pulling the grinder through, it was easy to avoid a stall by raising it slightly. I left the rear window on the cab and it was good that I did because it chucked wood chips at me. I pulled the sway turn buckles super tight and have Pat's hooks on the draft arms, so to detach the grinder, I had to loosen up everything again. The Deere would sway on Turf Tires, but nothing scary. The lift height and short wheelbase made it very easy to maneuver the grinder over the stump inches at a time and by hard steering, the grinder moved laterally at shallow angles quite nicely. I would take this arrangement over the side to side hydraulic grinder any time. Sitting sideways in the seat (had to remove the arms from the swivel seat because of the cab), with a gentle left foot on the hydrostatic forward pedal, steering with a suicide knob, it was actually fun watching the chips fly. When the tractor was level, the grinder actually pulled itself through the stump at the rate it liked, with just a little assist here and there on the pedal. No need for extra hoses or hydraulics. It exceeds my expectations and 18 hp PTO does drive it acceptably.
Doug Zwicker
Thanks Brenna. I absolutely love my mill. Have been busy setting up things and milling. I have a lot of people come by and check it out. This is around 500 bd ft. of maple in a solar kiln I built it using the lumber I milled from my Woodland mill HM130. As I said I absolutely love it. Doug Update: Just letting you know I absolutely love my mill. It is very addictive. If you ever have a potential buyer who wants to check the HM130 out sent them down my way. I mill almost every day. Lately pine is sold right off the mill. I cannot keep any in stock. Here is some pine siding/clapboard. The mill and kiln has paid for itself already. Update: Cutting a little pine 27 inches across the top. Had to shave the side to allow carriage to pass over. Mill is now inside the new shelter all materials cut on the woodland mill except metal roof. Not quite done still some siding to make and install but I am covered. Update: Here is a link to one of my great customers. Check out his work and better yet take a look at the lumber. Can you tell it was cut on the Woodland mills HM130. Charles N Wentzell solid pine furniture Doug Update: What a great phone call the other night from Woodland mills. Never expected a call like that. I did promise some photos which I will attach. I recently re sawed some big timbers to clean them up a bit on the HM130. What a suprise I got when the first one was spalted. I knew there was a bit in the pile but not to this degree. The mill was able to shave and clean these up very nicely. I have 11 or so done another 100 left to do. I ended up with 3x5 by 14 feet on most. A couple had to cut to get the bow out but still have a nice 8 and 6 foot piece. The table is spalted maple and birch. Had a bunch of older logs come in and this is what I got. I kept a private stash for myself.
Thanks Brenna. I absolutely love my mill. Have been busy setting up things and milling. I have a lot of people come by and check it out. This is around 500 bd ft. of maple in a solar kiln I built it using the lumber I milled from my Woodland mill HM130. As I said I absolutely love it. Doug Update: Just letting you know I absolutely love my mill. It is very addictive. If you ever have a potential buyer who wants to check the HM130 out sent them down my way. I mill almost every day. Lately pine is sold right off the mill. I cannot keep any in stock. Here is some pine siding/clapboard. The mill and kiln has paid for itself already. Update: Cutting a little pine 27 inches across the top. Had to shave the side to allow carriage to pass over. Mill is now inside the new shelter all materials cut on the woodland mill except metal roof. Not quite done still some siding to make and install but I am covered. Update: Here is a link to one of my great customers. Check out his work and better yet take a look at the lumber. Can you tell it was cut on the Woodland mills HM130. Charles N Wentzell solid pine furniture Doug Update: What a great phone call the other night from Woodland mills. Never expected a call like that. I did promise some photos which I will attach. I recently re sawed some big timbers to clean them up a bit on the HM130. What a suprise I got when the first one was spalted. I knew there was a bit in the pile but not to this degree. The mill was able to shave and clean these up very nicely. I have 11 or so done another 100 left to do. I ended up with 3x5 by 14 feet on most. A couple had to cut to get the bow out but still have a nice 8 and 6 foot piece. The table is spalted maple and birch. Had a bunch of older logs come in and this is what I got. I kept a private stash for myself.
Christopher & Casey Robinson
Attached is the playhouse we built for our son for his birthday. It is not finished yet but nearly complete! We still need to put the railing up around the deck, attach the cargo net under the deck. Add the doors and swings! Christopher & Casey Robinson
Attached is the playhouse we built for our son for his birthday. It is not finished yet but nearly complete! We still need to put the railing up around the deck, attach the cargo net under the deck. Add the doors and swings! Christopher & Casey Robinson
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WG24 Stump Grinder
North Carolina, USA
Ed Peterson
Good Morning Lori, I have received the grinder and have done over 30 stumps, it works very well! Thank you, it is a fantastic piece of equipment! Ed Peterson
Good Morning Lori, I have received the grinder and have done over 30 stumps, it works very well! Thank you, it is a fantastic piece of equipment! Ed Peterson
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HM126 Sawmill
Virgina, USA
Aerr Eltringham
Brenna, Here are a few shots of the mill set up in front of my shop and some ash and pine we have milled. Thanks, Aerr Wanted to pass along the attached collage photo my wife did last night. We were skinning a 1/8-inch-thick piece off of a rather large red oak mantle. also included is a shot of it being delivered this morning and the fireplace it will be mounted over. Thanks! Aerr
Brenna, Here are a few shots of the mill set up in front of my shop and some ash and pine we have milled. Thanks, Aerr Wanted to pass along the attached collage photo my wife did last night. We were skinning a 1/8-inch-thick piece off of a rather large red oak mantle. also included is a shot of it being delivered this morning and the fireplace it will be mounted over. Thanks! Aerr
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Don Collins
Hello Woodland Mills, I'm writing to you on behalf of my Dad, Don Collins, who recently got one of your Woodland Mills. All I heard my Dad talk about was he wished his had a sawmill. Now that his dream has come true, he absolutely loves his Woodland Mill. I included some pictures, my Dad is now in the progress of making permanent place for his Mill. One finally note, Your Woodland Mill is Located in Canada's Smallest Town...Tilt Cove, Newfoundland, Canada. Population 4. Thank You for Your Time, Vicki
Hello Woodland Mills, I'm writing to you on behalf of my Dad, Don Collins, who recently got one of your Woodland Mills. All I heard my Dad talk about was he wished his had a sawmill. Now that his dream has come true, he absolutely loves his Woodland Mill. I included some pictures, my Dad is now in the progress of making permanent place for his Mill. One finally note, Your Woodland Mill is Located in Canada's Smallest Town...Tilt Cove, Newfoundland, Canada. Population 4. Thank You for Your Time, Vicki
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722/HM122 Sawmill
Washington, USA
Tony Joseph
Here is a picture of the project I am working on with the 722 I just bought from Woodland mills. Here is a photo of the cabin I have been building. Some of the structural wood I made with the 722 and all of the siding was done with the mill. I love the woodland mill very much and use it constantly. Thanks Woodland mills for the great deal and excellent transaction. I would recommend to all who are interested.
Here is a picture of the project I am working on with the 722 I just bought from Woodland mills. Here is a photo of the cabin I have been building. Some of the structural wood I made with the 722 and all of the siding was done with the mill. I love the woodland mill very much and use it constantly. Thanks Woodland mills for the great deal and excellent transaction. I would recommend to all who are interested.
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HM126 Sawmill
Oklahoma, USA
Danny Monks
Cutting a pine log today love my sawmill, cuts some pretty slabs Danny Monks OK USA
Cutting a pine log today love my sawmill, cuts some pretty slabs Danny Monks OK USA
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HM130 Sawmill
Washington, USA
Evan Yesberger
Out of the crate and ready to start assembling! SO excited!!
Out of the crate and ready to start assembling! SO excited!!
Daniel Arp
Thought you might want to see the trailer that I fabricated and welded up for my HM126. It actually came out better than I had anticipated. Just finished it yesterday. I'm working on sawing some cedar logs. I'm very pleased with the unit. Thanks, Dan Arp
Thought you might want to see the trailer that I fabricated and welded up for my HM126. It actually came out better than I had anticipated. Just finished it yesterday. I'm working on sawing some cedar logs. I'm very pleased with the unit. Thanks, Dan Arp
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Seth Nehl
Mill has been working good, I built a trailer for it so I am mobile. I took a door out and closed it off and couldn't find the right tongue and groove cedar siding so the only cedar I had was a telephone pole so that's what I used. Seth Update: In the process of building box stalls for the horses. Going to deck the top off for hay storage. I will send pictures when I'm completely done. All wood cut on the HM126.
Mill has been working good, I built a trailer for it so I am mobile. I took a door out and closed it off and couldn't find the right tongue and groove cedar siding so the only cedar I had was a telephone pole so that's what I used. Seth Update: In the process of building box stalls for the horses. Going to deck the top off for hay storage. I will send pictures when I'm completely done. All wood cut on the HM126.
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HM126 Sawmill
Montana, USA
Daniel Silbermann
Attached is a photo of the cabin we are building with your saw, the HM126. Daniel Silbermann Update: We took a little winter break and just getting back into things on the ranch. Attached is the most recent photo I have of the new cabin we are building with your saw. Thanks so much and tell everyone we still love your saw! -Dan. Hi Brenna, Here's the latest photos. (Last thing to do is to add the front deck). Daniel
Attached is a photo of the cabin we are building with your saw, the HM126. Daniel Silbermann Update: We took a little winter break and just getting back into things on the ranch. Attached is the most recent photo I have of the new cabin we are building with your saw. Thanks so much and tell everyone we still love your saw! -Dan. Hi Brenna, Here's the latest photos. (Last thing to do is to add the front deck). Daniel
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HM126 Sawmill
Michigan, USA
Ron Holcomb
"Got the mill in January. 2000 cuts later it is still cutting with amazing precision. It's a major attraction in the neighborhood as its every Yooper's dream to own a sawmill. This one is the best they've ever seen. " Ron H
"Got the mill in January. 2000 cuts later it is still cutting with amazing precision. It's a major attraction in the neighborhood as its every Yooper's dream to own a sawmill. This one is the best they've ever seen. " Ron H
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WC68 Wood Chipper
Ontario, Canada
Blair Lemon
The machine is awesome love it, so far so good. It gets rid of those large branches like a breeze and even my 11 year old daughter loves to help! Lol It helps us clean up fast after dropping tree ~ Thanks again guys great product
The machine is awesome love it, so far so good. It gets rid of those large branches like a breeze and even my 11 year old daughter loves to help! Lol It helps us clean up fast after dropping tree ~ Thanks again guys great product
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WC88 Wood Chipper
North Carolina, USA
Charles Miller
Just wanted to say I am pleased with it so far.... Thank you for a great chipper at a reasonable price...
Just wanted to say I am pleased with it so far.... Thank you for a great chipper at a reasonable price...
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HM126 Sawmill
Ontario, Canada
David Cartman
Timber frame front entry, all cut off my woodland mills sawmill.
Timber frame front entry, all cut off my woodland mills sawmill.
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WC88 Wood Chipper
Saskatchewan, Canada
Dwight Kornelsen
The park maintenance staff at Manitou & District Regional Park are enjoying working with our new WC68 wood chipper. It is powerful enough to process all of our tree trimming, and is saving us a lot of time & expense not having to dispose of our waste material in a local landfill site. The WC68 easily meets and surpasses the manufacturer’s claim. Easy to set up, use and maintain. A very good investment for us. Dwight K (Park Manager), Bob & Al
The park maintenance staff at Manitou & District Regional Park are enjoying working with our new WC68 wood chipper. It is powerful enough to process all of our tree trimming, and is saving us a lot of time & expense not having to dispose of our waste material in a local landfill site. The WC68 easily meets and surpasses the manufacturer’s claim. Easy to set up, use and maintain. A very good investment for us. Dwight K (Park Manager), Bob & Al
Jeremy Ferguson
Here is a folding table I made using wood milled from my woodland mills sawmill. Folding clothes has never been so simple. Spalted oak, Cedar , Sassafras. Homemade log dolly for the 4 wheeler makes it easier and sometimes faster than using my tractor.
Here is a folding table I made using wood milled from my woodland mills sawmill. Folding clothes has never been so simple. Spalted oak, Cedar , Sassafras. Homemade log dolly for the 4 wheeler makes it easier and sometimes faster than using my tractor.
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HM126 Sawmill
Ontario, Canada
John Deelstra
HM126 cutting beautifully through some willow with Clarence Deelstra at the helm. John Deelstra
HM126 cutting beautifully through some willow with Clarence Deelstra at the helm. John Deelstra
Bruce Markell
I have a 24" Black Walnut loaded and ready to go. Update: Hi Lori, The maple was made into many 2" thick cutting boards. I use my saw often but not as much as I would like. Last year I harvested over 1000 bdft of black walnut and dried it. The attached photos are the starting of three black walnut (sap wood is the white portion) table tops that I bonded together and sold for a good profit. Update: My wife helping with the chores. I will dry it in my kiln and set the pitch with heat. Next year the plan will be to soak them in a treatment and replace my decking.
I have a 24" Black Walnut loaded and ready to go. Update: Hi Lori, The maple was made into many 2" thick cutting boards. I use my saw often but not as much as I would like. Last year I harvested over 1000 bdft of black walnut and dried it. The attached photos are the starting of three black walnut (sap wood is the white portion) table tops that I bonded together and sold for a good profit. Update: My wife helping with the chores. I will dry it in my kiln and set the pitch with heat. Next year the plan will be to soak them in a treatment and replace my decking.
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HM126 Sawmill
Michigan, USA
Mike Allinger
I finished my first big project made possible by Woodland Mills. HM126 I finished my first big project made possible by Woodland Mills. I finished my first big project made possible by Woodland Mills. Milling and creating. Mike Allinger Update: Kind of a lot of pictures, but I wanted to share my mobile set up. I have the original track in my barn and I set up a 16' flatbed trailer with some low profile rails and cross members. When I'm milling at home I leave the mill in the barn. When I need to be mobile I move the saw to my trailer. I can take my tractor with me to help load logs when I'm traveling with the saw, or I can haul my saw and lumber/logs at the same time. I can even haul my tractor and wood at the same time. A flexible set up that lets me have a mobile saw and still use my trailer for hauling.
I finished my first big project made possible by Woodland Mills. HM126 I finished my first big project made possible by Woodland Mills. I finished my first big project made possible by Woodland Mills. Milling and creating. Mike Allinger Update: Kind of a lot of pictures, but I wanted to share my mobile set up. I have the original track in my barn and I set up a 16' flatbed trailer with some low profile rails and cross members. When I'm milling at home I leave the mill in the barn. When I need to be mobile I move the saw to my trailer. I can take my tractor with me to help load logs when I'm traveling with the saw, or I can haul my saw and lumber/logs at the same time. I can even haul my tractor and wood at the same time. A flexible set up that lets me have a mobile saw and still use my trailer for hauling.
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Gary Parmenter
Here are some pictures of the saw and a little hangout cabin I'm building. I'm using the 722 to cut the siding boards out of logs from my woods. I was using an Alaskan King chain saw mill to cut siding but there was no way I was going to get it done before the snow flies. With the 722 that's not going to be a problem. Actually, most of the front and all of the end was done with the 722. Some of the siding on the far side of the door and all of the end that you can't see was done with the chain saw. Gary
Here are some pictures of the saw and a little hangout cabin I'm building. I'm using the 722 to cut the siding boards out of logs from my woods. I was using an Alaskan King chain saw mill to cut siding but there was no way I was going to get it done before the snow flies. With the 722 that's not going to be a problem. Actually, most of the front and all of the end was done with the 722. Some of the siding on the far side of the door and all of the end that you can't see was done with the chain saw. Gary
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FP160 Firewood Processor
Yukon, Canada
Cory Hoehn
My new wood processor works great!! The flat rate shipping to the Yukon was a real bonus. It took 1 hr. to unpack, 3 hrs. to assemble and I was cutting and splitting wood. I can run 1 cord an hour through the machine. Working smarter not harder is easily done with this unit. It is an excellent and well-built product. Cory
My new wood processor works great!! The flat rate shipping to the Yukon was a real bonus. It took 1 hr. to unpack, 3 hrs. to assemble and I was cutting and splitting wood. I can run 1 cord an hour through the machine. Working smarter not harder is easily done with this unit. It is an excellent and well-built product. Cory
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WC88 Wood Chipper
Ontario, Canada
Victor Natareno
Dear Brenna, My wood chipper works great. When we moved to this property, the woods were full of dead trees and branches. I've been using the chipper to clean up the woods while making bedding for my animals. The bedding is much better than straw. I would recommend this chipper to anyone wanting to make large quantities of wood chips. I want to thank you and everyone at Woodland Mills for all good advice. Keep up the wood work. Yours, Victor Natareno
Dear Brenna, My wood chipper works great. When we moved to this property, the woods were full of dead trees and branches. I've been using the chipper to clean up the woods while making bedding for my animals. The bedding is much better than straw. I would recommend this chipper to anyone wanting to make large quantities of wood chips. I want to thank you and everyone at Woodland Mills for all good advice. Keep up the wood work. Yours, Victor Natareno
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WC88 Wood Chipper
Ontario, Canada
Ted Roberts
Thank you for everything the chipper works excellent thanks again. Ted Roberts
Thank you for everything the chipper works excellent thanks again. Ted Roberts
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Jason St Michael
We have had our sawmill about 3 years now and have sawed lots of wood. It is very simple to use and does everything we need. We were able to build this camp with the first year we had the sawmill. Now we are busy sawing board and baton for the exterior paneling. We have sawed some oak and maple for shelving and décor items. For a hobbyist these mills are affordable and perfect and the woodland Mills team offer great service. Thank you Jason St. Michael
We have had our sawmill about 3 years now and have sawed lots of wood. It is very simple to use and does everything we need. We were able to build this camp with the first year we had the sawmill. Now we are busy sawing board and baton for the exterior paneling. We have sawed some oak and maple for shelving and décor items. For a hobbyist these mills are affordable and perfect and the woodland Mills team offer great service. Thank you Jason St. Michael
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HM130 Sawmill
Alberta, Canada
Mike Shakotko
We have had the mill for a year and a half and still love it. We use it mainly for reclaimed fir beams and the mill doesn't skip a beat. Thank you Woodland Mills for an amazing product and the wonderful service to go with it. Mike Shakotko
We have had the mill for a year and a half and still love it. We use it mainly for reclaimed fir beams and the mill doesn't skip a beat. Thank you Woodland Mills for an amazing product and the wonderful service to go with it. Mike Shakotko
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HM126 Sawmill
New Jersey, USA
Lou Fusco
Milling some black walnut. Lou Fusco
Milling some black walnut. Lou Fusco
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HM126 Sawmill
Florida, USA
Terry Goble
Little tuning and its ready for test run…representing woodland from Florida. Luvin my mill -Terry Goble Update: Cutting some pine, some nice 14 in wide boards, no problem for the HM126! Yeah, Ive got nothing but good to say about my mill. My HM126 , cutting some Southern yellow pine,, it cuts everything i throw at it :)
Little tuning and its ready for test run…representing woodland from Florida. Luvin my mill -Terry Goble Update: Cutting some pine, some nice 14 in wide boards, no problem for the HM126! Yeah, Ive got nothing but good to say about my mill. My HM126 , cutting some Southern yellow pine,, it cuts everything i throw at it :)
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Chuck Hearon
Brenna, I must say that the WC88 we purchased for our company in NC has been a life-changer for me. I have been busy with it since I set it up. The committee and board at our company are most pleased. The chipper belongs to company and remains there. Unfortunately for me, I have been bitten by the chipper-bug and find that working elsewhere, lopping down saplings, clearing windfalls and general debris on the woods floor and THEN building brush piles (perhaps to be burned later) is excruciatingly laborious. Not to mention brain-deadening. I have been astounded with what I can accomplish even working alone with WC88 and may purchase my own. My Kubota is a L3130 4X4 and it handles the WC88 well without rearing up on mixed terrain. Chuck.
Brenna, I must say that the WC88 we purchased for our company in NC has been a life-changer for me. I have been busy with it since I set it up. The committee and board at our company are most pleased. The chipper belongs to company and remains there. Unfortunately for me, I have been bitten by the chipper-bug and find that working elsewhere, lopping down saplings, clearing windfalls and general debris on the woods floor and THEN building brush piles (perhaps to be burned later) is excruciatingly laborious. Not to mention brain-deadening. I have been astounded with what I can accomplish even working alone with WC88 and may purchase my own. My Kubota is a L3130 4X4 and it handles the WC88 well without rearing up on mixed terrain. Chuck.
Yew Chai
I am absolutely thrilled with the 722. I got it all setup and ready to go in less than a day. The mill is a high quality built mill with a lower price tag than some of the mills out there. I milled our first beam towards our barn and I am slowly getting better at it. Here are a few pictures of the mill and our first beam. Thanks again for offering a high quality mill at an affordable price tag. Yew
I am absolutely thrilled with the 722. I got it all setup and ready to go in less than a day. The mill is a high quality built mill with a lower price tag than some of the mills out there. I milled our first beam towards our barn and I am slowly getting better at it. Here are a few pictures of the mill and our first beam. Thanks again for offering a high quality mill at an affordable price tag. Yew
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RQ Swann
Hello Melissa. First, I love my HM126 sawmill!!! Here's my son-in-law running it. We have cut pine for timber framing, and some cedar. I also built an Ash credenza. Here's a picture of some aspen I took home and milled from Vail, Colorado. Hi Lori, I really love my mill. In the summer I don't get to run it much because southeast Texas is very hot and humid. Here is the raw blue pine I built this truss with and here is some Aspen I harvested from Avon, Colorado and made a bar top. And last of all, here is red cedar taken from my family property and made into a mantle.
Hello Melissa. First, I love my HM126 sawmill!!! Here's my son-in-law running it. We have cut pine for timber framing, and some cedar. I also built an Ash credenza. Here's a picture of some aspen I took home and milled from Vail, Colorado. Hi Lori, I really love my mill. In the summer I don't get to run it much because southeast Texas is very hot and humid. Here is the raw blue pine I built this truss with and here is some Aspen I harvested from Avon, Colorado and made a bar top. And last of all, here is red cedar taken from my family property and made into a mantle.
Dan Jackson
Having fun with my new 722 saw mill! Dan Jackson Update: Cutting black walnut getting ready to build 46 x 60 2 inches thick Update: I have been making Barbie Furniture for my grandkids and a black walnut bench Just started on an office desk it will also be blank walnut ~ all lumber cut on my 722 sawmill. Dan
Having fun with my new 722 saw mill! Dan Jackson Update: Cutting black walnut getting ready to build 46 x 60 2 inches thick Update: I have been making Barbie Furniture for my grandkids and a black walnut bench Just started on an office desk it will also be blank walnut ~ all lumber cut on my 722 sawmill. Dan
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Keith Chapman
Here are a few pics of my setup. The little saw does a great job. I am very well pleased with the excellent Engineering that was applied to the construction of this product. I have salvaged several oak, cottonwood and hedge and other trees that would have rotted to nothing in my woods and timber. I built a sub frame out of 2" by 10" bridge channel iron and mounted the complete woodland mill on top of this frame. The sub frame is setting on top of telephone poles set 4 foot in the Clay ground. I set the logs on to the mill with my 1971 680C Case backhoe and I also turn the cants with my backhoe slip loop log chain. I am very pleased with this little saw. I have it mounted permanently but it is easily moved if need be. I expect to have this a long time so I am building a little house just for the saw to be in when I am not using it. I am 75 years old and this is a nice hobby for me and I own my timber. The little Queensland Blue Healer is my companion 24-7. I love it whether small or large it does a great job. But just a reminder to all, it can only perform as well as it is installed. Keith
Here are a few pics of my setup. The little saw does a great job. I am very well pleased with the excellent Engineering that was applied to the construction of this product. I have salvaged several oak, cottonwood and hedge and other trees that would have rotted to nothing in my woods and timber. I built a sub frame out of 2" by 10" bridge channel iron and mounted the complete woodland mill on top of this frame. The sub frame is setting on top of telephone poles set 4 foot in the Clay ground. I set the logs on to the mill with my 1971 680C Case backhoe and I also turn the cants with my backhoe slip loop log chain. I am very pleased with this little saw. I have it mounted permanently but it is easily moved if need be. I expect to have this a long time so I am building a little house just for the saw to be in when I am not using it. I am 75 years old and this is a nice hobby for me and I own my timber. The little Queensland Blue Healer is my companion 24-7. I love it whether small or large it does a great job. But just a reminder to all, it can only perform as well as it is installed. Keith
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HM126 Sawmill
Ontario, Canada
John Senior
Very happy with my new mill (HM126) mounted to a self-built trailer with winch loading. John
Very happy with my new mill (HM126) mounted to a self-built trailer with winch loading. John
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WC88 Wood Chipper
Maine, USA
Adam & Amy Caldwell
Hi Melissa, I can’t believe I didn’t get to this until now, but we have been meaning to send in a photo and say thanks for your great service! The whole crew loves the new chipper, and we were more than pleased with the ease of ordering and quick delivery. Thanks again! Amy & Adam
Hi Melissa, I can’t believe I didn’t get to this until now, but we have been meaning to send in a photo and say thanks for your great service! The whole crew loves the new chipper, and we were more than pleased with the ease of ordering and quick delivery. Thanks again! Amy & Adam
Jeff Freund
Brenna I have my new mill all set up and working, here are a few pics. I have wanted a saw mill for a long time and finally pulled the trigger on the Woodland Mills HM126 and very happy with it. The quality is great and it works as advertised and I am very happy with the purchase. So far I have cut a few old maples and two cherry logs that I have had sitting for a while.
Brenna I have my new mill all set up and working, here are a few pics. I have wanted a saw mill for a long time and finally pulled the trigger on the Woodland Mills HM126 and very happy with it. The quality is great and it works as advertised and I am very happy with the purchase. So far I have cut a few old maples and two cherry logs that I have had sitting for a while.
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FP160 Firewood Processor
Ontario, Canada
Shawn Leach
It worked great. Much better then by hand!
It worked great. Much better then by hand!
Daniel & Kevin Wadhams
I got the sawmill assembled today. Took about 5 hours of hitting steady. Lots of very heavy duty pieces. Quality of the unit is best I've seen of any big piece of equipment I've ever put together. It appears to be a powder coated finish. Super heavy welds and gussets. All hardware included was top notch in boxes. Either chrome or galvanized bolts and nuts. Nuts were all the nylon or aircraft anti-vibration kind. Stainless cables, nice rubber plugs for open ended tubing and pipes. Everything about it appears to be well thought out and very Mercedes Benz like.... Instructions were clear and good photos of what goes where. I think this one smokes the Harbor Freight copy, especially for same cost. They also included full leather gloves, safety glasses, ear plugs, and canister to hold paperwork and warranty info on the unit. It's a beast. We couldn't have built one this nice or as substantial. All of the actions are very smooth. It rolls great, it cranks up and down with ease, and all of the controls appear to be very well thought out and placed where they need to be. One little feature we found was a wheel scraper to continuously clean the rails of sawdust. Very nice piece of equipment. Hope to fire it up on Tuesday to saw something. Daniel and Kevin Wadhams Update: Lori, attached are some photos of what we have been up to with the mill. Here we are cutting white oak boards for use in residing old barn on the farm. We also ran across a large walnut burl on a log that we were able to slice into some very nice dinner plate size coasters. Still love the mill. You can see the mill is mounted on an old trailer we had that makes the mill really portable. We have it set up to cut up to a 25 foot long log. I pull the mill on the trailer with my little Ford Escape with no problem. Kevin and Daniel Wadhams
I got the sawmill assembled today. Took about 5 hours of hitting steady. Lots of very heavy duty pieces. Quality of the unit is best I've seen of any big piece of equipment I've ever put together. It appears to be a powder coated finish. Super heavy welds and gussets. All hardware included was top notch in boxes. Either chrome or galvanized bolts and nuts. Nuts were all the nylon or aircraft anti-vibration kind. Stainless cables, nice rubber plugs for open ended tubing and pipes. Everything about it appears to be well thought out and very Mercedes Benz like.... Instructions were clear and good photos of what goes where. I think this one smokes the Harbor Freight copy, especially for same cost. They also included full leather gloves, safety glasses, ear plugs, and canister to hold paperwork and warranty info on the unit. It's a beast. We couldn't have built one this nice or as substantial. All of the actions are very smooth. It rolls great, it cranks up and down with ease, and all of the controls appear to be very well thought out and placed where they need to be. One little feature we found was a wheel scraper to continuously clean the rails of sawdust. Very nice piece of equipment. Hope to fire it up on Tuesday to saw something. Daniel and Kevin Wadhams Update: Lori, attached are some photos of what we have been up to with the mill. Here we are cutting white oak boards for use in residing old barn on the farm. We also ran across a large walnut burl on a log that we were able to slice into some very nice dinner plate size coasters. Still love the mill. You can see the mill is mounted on an old trailer we had that makes the mill really portable. We have it set up to cut up to a 25 foot long log. I pull the mill on the trailer with my little Ford Escape with no problem. Kevin and Daniel Wadhams
Darrell Mitchell
Woodland Mills getting good coverage on the show" Edge of Alaska" right now! HM 126 just like mine! Love it! Woodland Mills are the best, easiest machines ever! You can check us and our HM126 " Milly” on Facebook. Fireside Log Creations Darrell Mitchell Update: We are maxing out Milly today! Darrell Mitchell Update: www.firesidelogcreations.com https://www.facebook.com/firesidelogcreations
Woodland Mills getting good coverage on the show" Edge of Alaska" right now! HM 126 just like mine! Love it! Woodland Mills are the best, easiest machines ever! You can check us and our HM126 " Milly” on Facebook. Fireside Log Creations Darrell Mitchell Update: We are maxing out Milly today! Darrell Mitchell Update: www.firesidelogcreations.com https://www.facebook.com/firesidelogcreations
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Steve Ball
I purchased my HM-126 mill and T-Rex trailer back in 2013 before Manitoba boosted the provincial sales tax. I have finally set it up and started sawing some logs. I have an 80-acre woodlot in the Agassiz Provincial Forest and 75% of the mature Tamarack there have been hit by the Eastern Larch beetle. I plan to turn the standing dead Tamarack into beams for timber frame construction and boards for board and batten siding. The mill works great and the T-Rex trailer is perfect for getting around in the forest doing selective harvesting. I take one tree at a time and turn it into timbers, chips and firewood. I have a 300cc Polaris Explorer which has no problem pulling the T-Rex with a 19” Tamarack log @ 17’ on board and most importantly it leaves a small footprint in the forest. Steve Ball
I purchased my HM-126 mill and T-Rex trailer back in 2013 before Manitoba boosted the provincial sales tax. I have finally set it up and started sawing some logs. I have an 80-acre woodlot in the Agassiz Provincial Forest and 75% of the mature Tamarack there have been hit by the Eastern Larch beetle. I plan to turn the standing dead Tamarack into beams for timber frame construction and boards for board and batten siding. The mill works great and the T-Rex trailer is perfect for getting around in the forest doing selective harvesting. I take one tree at a time and turn it into timbers, chips and firewood. I have a 300cc Polaris Explorer which has no problem pulling the T-Rex with a 19” Tamarack log @ 17’ on board and most importantly it leaves a small footprint in the forest. Steve Ball
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TJ Reichert
Just wanted to let you know we received our new HM130 & absolutely love it. Assembled it the weekend we received it & spent the next couple of weeks harvesting beetle kill from our property in order to get a shed over the saw head prior to winter setting in. Still have to put doors & batons on the shed but love the fact that we harvested milled all the wood for this little project ourselves. Kindest regards T.J. & Janie Update: My son & I finished the doors today just in time for a big storm here in Montana. Love our Mill!
Just wanted to let you know we received our new HM130 & absolutely love it. Assembled it the weekend we received it & spent the next couple of weeks harvesting beetle kill from our property in order to get a shed over the saw head prior to winter setting in. Still have to put doors & batons on the shed but love the fact that we harvested milled all the wood for this little project ourselves. Kindest regards T.J. & Janie Update: My son & I finished the doors today just in time for a big storm here in Montana. Love our Mill!
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HM126 Sawmill
Minnesota, USA
Robert Curry
A picture of my mill set up. I like it a lot. Good machine. Robert Curry
A picture of my mill set up. I like it a lot. Good machine. Robert Curry
Anthony Walker
Mounted my mill a little off the ground, helps my lifting 12 ft. red oak in the front a little cedar, in the back and black walnut on top and this isn’t even a third of what i have cut, this is habit forming and enjoyable. I am very proud of my family i am a grandfather of 4 at age 48 and will have one more grand baby in February i think my son said, let’s hope that we can cut enough lumber for them all to enjoy Thanks for the friendly service.
Mounted my mill a little off the ground, helps my lifting 12 ft. red oak in the front a little cedar, in the back and black walnut on top and this isn’t even a third of what i have cut, this is habit forming and enjoyable. I am very proud of my family i am a grandfather of 4 at age 48 and will have one more grand baby in February i think my son said, let’s hope that we can cut enough lumber for them all to enjoy Thanks for the friendly service.
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WC68 Wood Chipper
British Columbia, Canada
Claude Drought
I'm enjoying my new Woodland mills WC68 chipper. It arrived quickly and was easy to assemble. The machine is so efficient that my wife has to stand guard to protect her favourite but ugly tree. Picture attached of my new addition to my vineyards in West Kelowna. Thanks. Claude
I'm enjoying my new Woodland mills WC68 chipper. It arrived quickly and was easy to assemble. The machine is so efficient that my wife has to stand guard to protect her favourite but ugly tree. Picture attached of my new addition to my vineyards in West Kelowna. Thanks. Claude
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Dean Sauvola
I wanted to get back in touch now that I've had my mill set up and processed some lumber on it. It cuts very nicely and it's great making lumber out of my own trees. I knew before I put the mill together I'd want it to be portable. I found a pontoon trailer that the mill could be built onto and after a few small changes put the two together. I have the two standard lengths of track plus one extension mounted on the trailer. It is a very sturdy base and results in accurate cuts. The Kohler engine on the HM130 has plenty of power and all the controls were easy to learn (I had not milled lumber before purchasing the HM130). Overall I love the mill and look forward to using it for many years. There are some more pictures attached of the mill in transport and making some of the first cuts. Thanks! Dean Sauvola
I wanted to get back in touch now that I've had my mill set up and processed some lumber on it. It cuts very nicely and it's great making lumber out of my own trees. I knew before I put the mill together I'd want it to be portable. I found a pontoon trailer that the mill could be built onto and after a few small changes put the two together. I have the two standard lengths of track plus one extension mounted on the trailer. It is a very sturdy base and results in accurate cuts. The Kohler engine on the HM130 has plenty of power and all the controls were easy to learn (I had not milled lumber before purchasing the HM130). Overall I love the mill and look forward to using it for many years. There are some more pictures attached of the mill in transport and making some of the first cuts. Thanks! Dean Sauvola
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HM126 Sawmill
Georgia, USA
Chip Dunmon
I wanted to share a video on my sawmill a friend made. Chip
I wanted to share a video on my sawmill a friend made. Chip
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WG24 Stump Grinder
Florida, USA
Tommy Robinson
Hi Melissa, Here is a link to the video Tommy made on the WG24.
Hi Melissa, Here is a link to the video Tommy made on the WG24.
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722/HM122 Sawmill
Ohio, USA
Jake Schneider,
I got my Sawmill up and running and I couldn't be happier. Thank you so much for a great product! Update: We are the owner and operator at Banning & Acre Woodworking Co. you can see us on Face Book Banning & Acre Woodworking Co. https://www.facebook.com/BanningandAcreWoodworking/ And I'm still loving my mill!! https://www.banningandacrewoodworkingco.com
I got my Sawmill up and running and I couldn't be happier. Thank you so much for a great product! Update: We are the owner and operator at Banning & Acre Woodworking Co. you can see us on Face Book Banning & Acre Woodworking Co. https://www.facebook.com/BanningandAcreWoodworking/ And I'm still loving my mill!! https://www.banningandacrewoodworkingco.com
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WG24 Stump Grinder
Maine, USA
Howard Maybin
It so far works really well. I have already removed 29 stumps. Here is a video. Howard
It so far works really well. I have already removed 29 stumps. Here is a video. Howard
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ATV Trailer
New Brunswick, Canada
Randy Seymour
Hi Melissa, We absolutely love the trailer. This fits perfect for our woodlot and travels the trails and over stumps and rough terrain with the ATV with little effort. Dumps surprisingly easy as long as you don’t overload it. Myself and 2 brothers have a small maple sugar operation and wood lot. We were hunting for something like this and I saw this trailer on line. When I showed them we had to purchase and was very easy to put together. I also was very impressed and pleased dealing with Brenna during the purchase. Randy
Hi Melissa, We absolutely love the trailer. This fits perfect for our woodlot and travels the trails and over stumps and rough terrain with the ATV with little effort. Dumps surprisingly easy as long as you don’t overload it. Myself and 2 brothers have a small maple sugar operation and wood lot. We were hunting for something like this and I saw this trailer on line. When I showed them we had to purchase and was very easy to put together. I also was very impressed and pleased dealing with Brenna during the purchase. Randy
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HM126 Sawmill
Ontario, Canada
Don Vloet
Hi Melissa, Attached is a video. Don
Hi Melissa, Attached is a video. Don
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HM126 Sawmill
Quebec, Canada
Bruno Gaudreault
Hello Mrs. Brenna, Here's a little video. I am very satisfied with my mill. Have a good day Bruno
Hello Mrs. Brenna, Here's a little video. I am very satisfied with my mill. Have a good day Bruno
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722/HM122 Sawmill
Ontario, Canada
Robert Morton
Hi Melissa, Here are some videos on the 722 in action. Robert
Hi Melissa, Here are some videos on the 722 in action. Robert
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HM126 Sawmill
South Carolina, USA
Mike Leonard
Lori, Here is the video of the mill. Mike
Lori, Here is the video of the mill. Mike
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HM126 Sawmill
Montana, USA
Whitehall High School
Here is a video of the HM126 being used by some students.
Here is a video of the HM126 being used by some students.
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722/HM122 Sawmill
Georgia, USA
Penny & Michael Kent
Got my 722 mill set up today. I took my time squaring and leveling track until perfect, before cutting, and I have to say it cut very smooth and accurate. Penny & Michael Kent
Got my 722 mill set up today. I took my time squaring and leveling track until perfect, before cutting, and I have to say it cut very smooth and accurate. Penny & Michael Kent
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David Hackney
First off, I have to say that customer service is freakin’ awesome. Has to be the most informed/ helpful and friendliest staff I have encountered. Now to the mill. This thing has done way more than advertised. I know it's rated for 26" logs but I have put 32" diameter hard maple though it. It was slow around my area at first, but after 1 or 2 folks saw the quality of cuts my mill made I have been as wide open as a peanut hull 5 days a week. My most recent milling job was logs from an 1820's log home that made roughly 2000 brd ft. Full of old timey nails but i got the job done. Most people don’t even worry about planing the lumber because the cuts are really good off the mill. Included are several pics of projects, and lumber that all came thru my HM 126. Thank you again for a great product, and knowledgeable staff. Regards The Hackney's Update: Building a Pre K classroom in a 135 yr old barn. All cut on my 126. Several different types of wood. ailanthus, pig nut hickory, hack berry, cedar, sassafras, and red oak.
First off, I have to say that customer service is freakin’ awesome. Has to be the most informed/ helpful and friendliest staff I have encountered. Now to the mill. This thing has done way more than advertised. I know it's rated for 26" logs but I have put 32" diameter hard maple though it. It was slow around my area at first, but after 1 or 2 folks saw the quality of cuts my mill made I have been as wide open as a peanut hull 5 days a week. My most recent milling job was logs from an 1820's log home that made roughly 2000 brd ft. Full of old timey nails but i got the job done. Most people don’t even worry about planing the lumber because the cuts are really good off the mill. Included are several pics of projects, and lumber that all came thru my HM 126. Thank you again for a great product, and knowledgeable staff. Regards The Hackney's Update: Building a Pre K classroom in a 135 yr old barn. All cut on my 126. Several different types of wood. ailanthus, pig nut hickory, hack berry, cedar, sassafras, and red oak.
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722/HM122 Sawmill
Michigan, USA
Leslie Wilson
Hi Lori, this is Leslie Wilson. I’m just sending you a picture of the saw mill that we bought from you. Sorry its so late. We love this saw mill. It was easy to put together and runs smoothly, we used it the same day we put it together. We have a log home and this sawmill is going to come in handy. Thank you for such a wonderful product, that wasn't complicated to put together or run. Thank you again, Leslie
Hi Lori, this is Leslie Wilson. I’m just sending you a picture of the saw mill that we bought from you. Sorry its so late. We love this saw mill. It was easy to put together and runs smoothly, we used it the same day we put it together. We have a log home and this sawmill is going to come in handy. Thank you for such a wonderful product, that wasn't complicated to put together or run. Thank you again, Leslie
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Brandon Daignault
This mill is great, we’re able to run it all day milling ash and whatever else comes our way. Easy to set up and easy to cut. Just all around a great tool. Brandon. Red River Designs Canada is an Urban Sustainable Lumber Mill and Furniture Shop. All of our wood is locally salvaged from the GTA, promoting sustainability throughout our process. Our custom pieces are built with the utmost care, precision and quality. With a wide range of Canadian Hardwood species to choose from. Check us out at Red River Designs. https://www.facebook.com/search/top/?q=red%20river%20designs
This mill is great, we’re able to run it all day milling ash and whatever else comes our way. Easy to set up and easy to cut. Just all around a great tool. Brandon. Red River Designs Canada is an Urban Sustainable Lumber Mill and Furniture Shop. All of our wood is locally salvaged from the GTA, promoting sustainability throughout our process. Our custom pieces are built with the utmost care, precision and quality. With a wide range of Canadian Hardwood species to choose from. Check us out at Red River Designs. https://www.facebook.com/search/top/?q=red%20river%20designs
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722/HM122 Sawmill
British Columbia, Canada
Ryan Wheeler
I have been super busy so have not had enough time to do what I would really like with my new sawmill but I have set it up and cut a few boards... Ryan
I have been super busy so have not had enough time to do what I would really like with my new sawmill but I have set it up and cut a few boards... Ryan
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HM126 Sawmill
Texas, USA
Tony McCollum
Making yellow lumber out of bois d'arc and a carbide tipped blade, Tony Bryce McCollum
Making yellow lumber out of bois d'arc and a carbide tipped blade, Tony Bryce McCollum
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HM126 Sawmill
Michigan, USA
Brad Heiss
First cuts on my new Woodland HM126! Brad
First cuts on my new Woodland HM126! Brad
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HM126 Sawmill
Maine, USA
Dennis Cyr
The sawmill is working great, been sawing aspen and framing my new garage. Thanks, again Dennis
The sawmill is working great, been sawing aspen and framing my new garage. Thanks, again Dennis
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Jean-Claude Bourgoin
Hi Melissa, I ordered my mill on Aug 19 and it was delivered in Edmundston N-B on Aug 22. It took me a full day to assemble. Without experience I was able to saw 1000 board foot of pine from two trees that were cut on my woodlot the previous winter without any issues. Attached are some pictures. Jean-Claude Update: Hi Lori, Everything is fine with my sawmill. I did saw over 200 logs this summer. I'm in the process of building a shed over the mill. I've included a couple of pictures. All the lumber for the shed was sawn with the mill. The I joist used on my shed is made by "Boise Alljoist" here in Edmundston. It is 20 inches deep x 24 ft span. It is made with 2x4 top and bottom with 1/2" OSB for the web.
Hi Melissa, I ordered my mill on Aug 19 and it was delivered in Edmundston N-B on Aug 22. It took me a full day to assemble. Without experience I was able to saw 1000 board foot of pine from two trees that were cut on my woodlot the previous winter without any issues. Attached are some pictures. Jean-Claude Update: Hi Lori, Everything is fine with my sawmill. I did saw over 200 logs this summer. I'm in the process of building a shed over the mill. I've included a couple of pictures. All the lumber for the shed was sawn with the mill. The I joist used on my shed is made by "Boise Alljoist" here in Edmundston. It is 20 inches deep x 24 ft span. It is made with 2x4 top and bottom with 1/2" OSB for the web.
John Clayman
Saw arrived quickly and in good shape. My son came over after he got off work Friday night and wanted to help with assembly so I get the Coleman lantern out. we get track assembled and power head on the track. My 8 year old grandson and I finished up assembly in the daylight Saturday morning and cut a few boards. Saved some of that log so my son could try a cut or two. I still need to finish leveling the blade, but I sure think I'm loving it to this point. John
Saw arrived quickly and in good shape. My son came over after he got off work Friday night and wanted to help with assembly so I get the Coleman lantern out. we get track assembled and power head on the track. My 8 year old grandson and I finished up assembly in the daylight Saturday morning and cut a few boards. Saved some of that log so my son could try a cut or two. I still need to finish leveling the blade, but I sure think I'm loving it to this point. John
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Dan Watters
Hi Brenna, Thanks for the follow up email regarding my purchase of the HM130 sawmill. It is refreshing to see a company that takes an ongoing interest in its customers. I am not surprised by this because the staff at your place in Port Perry were super friendly and helpful when I picked up my mill and on a previous visit when I dropped in to have a look prior to buying. Since I purchased the mill last spring I have probably cut only 2000 bd ft of lumber, mostly pine and some cherry. The mill has worked flawlessly. It has lots of power to cut large diameter logs and the cut is amazingly smooth with a sharp blade and the proper feed rate. The only thing that I would do differently, would be to purchase the extra track section to accommodate longer logs, maybe in the spring I'll give you a call and order it. The mill is currently put to bed for the winter under tarps at my brother-in-law’s woodlot. Next spring, I hope to cut a lot more lumber and perhaps build a saw shed so that I could continue to cut during the winter months without the hassle of the snow. Perhaps then, I can send you some actual pictures of the mill and my setup. For now, all I have are a few pictures of my lumber stash that I have at my home. The pine is for finishing the inside of my garage / shop, and the cherry is for a few woodworking projects once it dries a little more. Thanks Dan
Hi Brenna, Thanks for the follow up email regarding my purchase of the HM130 sawmill. It is refreshing to see a company that takes an ongoing interest in its customers. I am not surprised by this because the staff at your place in Port Perry were super friendly and helpful when I picked up my mill and on a previous visit when I dropped in to have a look prior to buying. Since I purchased the mill last spring I have probably cut only 2000 bd ft of lumber, mostly pine and some cherry. The mill has worked flawlessly. It has lots of power to cut large diameter logs and the cut is amazingly smooth with a sharp blade and the proper feed rate. The only thing that I would do differently, would be to purchase the extra track section to accommodate longer logs, maybe in the spring I'll give you a call and order it. The mill is currently put to bed for the winter under tarps at my brother-in-law’s woodlot. Next spring, I hope to cut a lot more lumber and perhaps build a saw shed so that I could continue to cut during the winter months without the hassle of the snow. Perhaps then, I can send you some actual pictures of the mill and my setup. For now, all I have are a few pictures of my lumber stash that I have at my home. The pine is for finishing the inside of my garage / shop, and the cherry is for a few woodworking projects once it dries a little more. Thanks Dan
Bill Brine
So far, the chipper works well. I have a 26 HP compact diesel tractor with 20 HP at the PTO. No problems chipping oak, pine or cherry in sizes up to the capacity of the hopper. I especially like the small storage footprint of the I especially like the small storage footprint of the chipper. Bill
So far, the chipper works well. I have a 26 HP compact diesel tractor with 20 HP at the PTO. No problems chipping oak, pine or cherry in sizes up to the capacity of the hopper. I especially like the small storage footprint of the I especially like the small storage footprint of the chipper. Bill
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Randy Newness
Janice, I have used my stump grinder on about 25 stumps before putting it away for the winter. Emerald Ash borer killed a lot of trees. For my needs the stump grinder works great. All stumps are different and I use different techniques depending on size and hardness. I have a Mahindra 5010 hydrostatic transmission cab tractor. Transmission makes it easier to use grinder and the cab makes it much quieter. I'm very happy with the stump grinder. The simplicity and robustness of the grinder makes it a useful tool for many years to come. Here's some pictures, before and after on a good size ash stump. Thank you, Randy Newness
Janice, I have used my stump grinder on about 25 stumps before putting it away for the winter. Emerald Ash borer killed a lot of trees. For my needs the stump grinder works great. All stumps are different and I use different techniques depending on size and hardness. I have a Mahindra 5010 hydrostatic transmission cab tractor. Transmission makes it easier to use grinder and the cab makes it much quieter. I'm very happy with the stump grinder. The simplicity and robustness of the grinder makes it a useful tool for many years to come. Here's some pictures, before and after on a good size ash stump. Thank you, Randy Newness
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Brian McNary
Good Day Janice, My woodlands mill purchase has been a great experience and has brought my dream project into reality. I have salvaged old cedar power poles the power company has replaced (non-treated ones) and milled them to build our family cabin at our private campsite. It’s been a ton of fun! The mill has worked flawlessly, there has been a learning curve but there is lots of good support online even tips on sharpening the blades. I’ve milled all the beams, siding and trim boards for the exterior now working to finish the inside over the winter months…….have a look at some of the photos. Brian
Good Day Janice, My woodlands mill purchase has been a great experience and has brought my dream project into reality. I have salvaged old cedar power poles the power company has replaced (non-treated ones) and milled them to build our family cabin at our private campsite. It’s been a ton of fun! The mill has worked flawlessly, there has been a learning curve but there is lots of good support online even tips on sharpening the blades. I’ve milled all the beams, siding and trim boards for the exterior now working to finish the inside over the winter months…….have a look at some of the photos. Brian
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Burnes Rose
Here are a few shots of my mill. I have sawed 10 or more logs since then. I have a pile of wood to work on the many projects in my mind. I've cut elm, walnut, poplar and ash. This mill is worth the money and I'm well satisfied with its ability. I need to pull some more logs now. What I've cut was seasoned and the next ones will be green. Burnie Rose
Here are a few shots of my mill. I have sawed 10 or more logs since then. I have a pile of wood to work on the many projects in my mind. I've cut elm, walnut, poplar and ash. This mill is worth the money and I'm well satisfied with its ability. I need to pull some more logs now. What I've cut was seasoned and the next ones will be green. Burnie Rose
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Brian Dingus
I absolutely love this mill. It was easy to set up and operate. I have been sawing poplar, black walnut and eastern red cedar. Finally got a shed milled and built over it. Looking forward to sawing out a barn and maybe a cabin in the future. Thanks, Brian
I absolutely love this mill. It was easy to set up and operate. I have been sawing poplar, black walnut and eastern red cedar. Finally got a shed milled and built over it. Looking forward to sawing out a barn and maybe a cabin in the future. Thanks, Brian
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Robert & Kathy Jacklin
The first log I cut was spruce to practice on. Saw worked excellent no problems. Then I had a 26-inch red oak that I needed beams 12 inches by 4.5 inches by 21 feet long. The saw worked as good on the oak as the spruce. I have the saw on a trailer and set up is very fast. Bob
The first log I cut was spruce to practice on. Saw worked excellent no problems. Then I had a 26-inch red oak that I needed beams 12 inches by 4.5 inches by 21 feet long. The saw worked as good on the oak as the spruce. I have the saw on a trailer and set up is very fast. Bob
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Jeff Brown
I love my new saw! It’s made of quality construction and well thought out design. It was exactly what I was wanting and will be very handy to have on my property. I am currently framing a shed for it with lumber sawn by it! I have many other products to do next with it, but first I want to get it protected from the elements, because I plan on keeping it for many years. Jeff Brown
I love my new saw! It’s made of quality construction and well thought out design. It was exactly what I was wanting and will be very handy to have on my property. I am currently framing a shed for it with lumber sawn by it! I have many other products to do next with it, but first I want to get it protected from the elements, because I plan on keeping it for many years. Jeff Brown
Ernest Hunter
Really like my HM126 and I am building a wedding/event barn! Ernest. Update: We are building a country wedding/event barn in Southeast Georgia. Keep up with our progress as we create a unique venue from the ground up! http://instarix.com/media/BRMJn6DAEq_ The barn is a little longer this weekend! #weddingbarn #thehunterbarn Thank you so much Woodland Mills and just to let everyone know that my HM126 mill has sawed every bit of my Barn.
Really like my HM126 and I am building a wedding/event barn! Ernest. Update: We are building a country wedding/event barn in Southeast Georgia. Keep up with our progress as we create a unique venue from the ground up! http://instarix.com/media/BRMJn6DAEq_ The barn is a little longer this weekend! #weddingbarn #thehunterbarn Thank you so much Woodland Mills and just to let everyone know that my HM126 mill has sawed every bit of my Barn.
Ken & Charlotte Johnson
My wife, Charlotte, and I really enjoy and appreciated our Woodland Mills Wood Chipper. The two of us cut down and disposed of 20 spruce trees each about 60 foot in height, and 4 massive red oak each about 36 inches in diameter. We did this about a two-week period, including time for coffee breaks. The one of pictures shows the diameter of the spruce trees. We have a John Deere 4720 tractor, about 60 hp, that powered the chipper with. We have an old small JD tractor that we used to haul the chips away with. The spruce limbs when through the chipper very well. They fed into the chipper very well and were no problem for the chipper. The red oak limbs were a bit more problematic. The trees were in full leaf and the leaves sometimes did not want to feed the chipper. But we soon learned to always feed some bigger limbs along with the ends of the limbs. The red oak limbs were crooked so we had to a little fussy on what we fed into the chipper, size was not a problem. We could not be happier our Woodland Mills Chipper and would recommend it anyone. Thank you for excellent delivery. Ken and Charlotte Johnson
My wife, Charlotte, and I really enjoy and appreciated our Woodland Mills Wood Chipper. The two of us cut down and disposed of 20 spruce trees each about 60 foot in height, and 4 massive red oak each about 36 inches in diameter. We did this about a two-week period, including time for coffee breaks. The one of pictures shows the diameter of the spruce trees. We have a John Deere 4720 tractor, about 60 hp, that powered the chipper with. We have an old small JD tractor that we used to haul the chips away with. The spruce limbs when through the chipper very well. They fed into the chipper very well and were no problem for the chipper. The red oak limbs were a bit more problematic. The trees were in full leaf and the leaves sometimes did not want to feed the chipper. But we soon learned to always feed some bigger limbs along with the ends of the limbs. The red oak limbs were crooked so we had to a little fussy on what we fed into the chipper, size was not a problem. We could not be happier our Woodland Mills Chipper and would recommend it anyone. Thank you for excellent delivery. Ken and Charlotte Johnson
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722/HM122 Sawmill
Alberta, Canada
JP Vandenberg
The mill has preformed flawlessly so far. The engine has appropriate power and honestly it starts like a dream. I have 40 + tamarack trees that were all killed by the larch beetle a few years ago, and I have been harvesting them since. They all age between 40 and 90 years old. You can see it the background on one of the pictures with a log on the mill that I have a nice stack of lumber already. Unfortunately, the recent -30 weather we have had, has kept me inside and away from the mill. Thanks for making a great product! JP
The mill has preformed flawlessly so far. The engine has appropriate power and honestly it starts like a dream. I have 40 + tamarack trees that were all killed by the larch beetle a few years ago, and I have been harvesting them since. They all age between 40 and 90 years old. You can see it the background on one of the pictures with a log on the mill that I have a nice stack of lumber already. Unfortunately, the recent -30 weather we have had, has kept me inside and away from the mill. Thanks for making a great product! JP
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722/HM122 Sawmill
West Virginia, USA
Rick Williams
Hello Melissa, I just wanted to touch base again about the 722 I purchased in September 2016. I love it! The machine came just two days after you confirmed the shipping and I couldn’t wait to set it up. The assembly went very smoothly and took me a couple of days working alone. My daughter built a house next to us and the trees from the lots are stacked and waiting for me turn them into lumber. I have used it to saw poplar, cherry, and some red pine so far. Technical assistance was quick and effective when I called about the blade guides adjustment. I would highly recommend this mill. I am very happy to have found your company and product. See the photo attached. Rick Williams
Hello Melissa, I just wanted to touch base again about the 722 I purchased in September 2016. I love it! The machine came just two days after you confirmed the shipping and I couldn’t wait to set it up. The assembly went very smoothly and took me a couple of days working alone. My daughter built a house next to us and the trees from the lots are stacked and waiting for me turn them into lumber. I have used it to saw poplar, cherry, and some red pine so far. Technical assistance was quick and effective when I called about the blade guides adjustment. I would highly recommend this mill. I am very happy to have found your company and product. See the photo attached. Rick Williams
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ATV Trailer
Newfoundland, Canada
Thomas Nolan
I like the trailer it is well made, easy to haul over rough ground. I am quite happy with it. Thomas Nolan
I like the trailer it is well made, easy to haul over rough ground. I am quite happy with it. Thomas Nolan
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ATV Trailer
Ontario, Canada
Matt Moore
I just wanted to express how much I love the atv trailer, I used it this fall to bring in all the materials for our cottage from the concrete for the footings to the 14 foot long sheets of metal roofing! The trail to our cottage is a muddy and rough atv trail and without this trailer we would never have been able to get the materials in. I have attached a picture of the trailer pulling in a huge load of OSB which was really heavy. That is one strong trailer. Thank you, Matt
I just wanted to express how much I love the atv trailer, I used it this fall to bring in all the materials for our cottage from the concrete for the footings to the 14 foot long sheets of metal roofing! The trail to our cottage is a muddy and rough atv trail and without this trailer we would never have been able to get the materials in. I have attached a picture of the trailer pulling in a huge load of OSB which was really heavy. That is one strong trailer. Thank you, Matt
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WG24 Stump Grinder
Pennsylvania, USA
Ed Mininger
I was very impressed with the quality and workmanship that went in to the preparation of the unit for shipping. I have used the stump grinder for about 20 of the 60+ stumps I have to grind on our farm. It has worked as expected without any issues. I am very happy with it so far. The stump grinder is well built and has nice features. Easy to hook up and unhook to my tractor. I am looking forward to many years of use. Thanks, Ed Mininger
I was very impressed with the quality and workmanship that went in to the preparation of the unit for shipping. I have used the stump grinder for about 20 of the 60+ stumps I have to grind on our farm. It has worked as expected without any issues. I am very happy with it so far. The stump grinder is well built and has nice features. Easy to hook up and unhook to my tractor. I am looking forward to many years of use. Thanks, Ed Mininger
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Ben & Judi Loberg
As a long time craftsman and home builder, I purchased my mill a few months ago with projects such these in mind. (Attached photos cedar table and termite damaged black walnut bench) I was able to take trees from our farm that had fallen years ago, and turn them into beautiful pieces that we use on a daily basis. Thank you for creating a sawmill that is easy to use and affordable!!!!! Ben Loberg
As a long time craftsman and home builder, I purchased my mill a few months ago with projects such these in mind. (Attached photos cedar table and termite damaged black walnut bench) I was able to take trees from our farm that had fallen years ago, and turn them into beautiful pieces that we use on a daily basis. Thank you for creating a sawmill that is easy to use and affordable!!!!! Ben Loberg
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HM126 Sawmill
Kentucky, USA
Blair Wrye
I absolutely love my sawmill. I'm currently in the process of milling some black walnut and oak. The mill cuts through it like butter. Anyways, I have attached some pics of the mill in action. Kind Regards, Blair Wrye Update: Thanks Woodland Mills! We have a HM126 Mill that has really helped B W D up our game! Made from slabs cut by my Woodland Mills HM126 bandsaw mill. Love it!!! https://www.facebook.com/blairwryedesigns
I absolutely love my sawmill. I'm currently in the process of milling some black walnut and oak. The mill cuts through it like butter. Anyways, I have attached some pics of the mill in action. Kind Regards, Blair Wrye Update: Thanks Woodland Mills! We have a HM126 Mill that has really helped B W D up our game! Made from slabs cut by my Woodland Mills HM126 bandsaw mill. Love it!!! https://www.facebook.com/blairwryedesigns
Roland Demers
The HM130 works great. It is well worth the price for such a well-made piece of equipment. I am very impressed with how easy it is to run. I had it up and running in a day and started milling logs. I found the videos helpful since I had never run a sawmill before. The product is everything I hoped for. Sincerely, Roland Demers
The HM130 works great. It is well worth the price for such a well-made piece of equipment. I am very impressed with how easy it is to run. I had it up and running in a day and started milling logs. I found the videos helpful since I had never run a sawmill before. The product is everything I hoped for. Sincerely, Roland Demers
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Dale Sissell
Janice, The mill has been great. The videos on line on how to tension and track the blade are super helpful. It is well built and with a little bit of practice I was able to mill some very nice lumber. Attached are some pictures of a deer blind I have started. Thanks again for a great product and service. Dale Sissell
Janice, The mill has been great. The videos on line on how to tension and track the blade are super helpful. It is well built and with a little bit of practice I was able to mill some very nice lumber. Attached are some pictures of a deer blind I have started. Thanks again for a great product and service. Dale Sissell
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Roger Baucom
Hi Brenna; thought I would send some pictures of the new home for my new HM126 saw mill. First I would like to say that I absolutely love the HM126 and I am having a ball with it. I am trying to convince my wife that all the trees in our yard are sickly and need to come down (just kidding). I am very pleased with the product, help from the tech people, and the very pleasant purchasing experience thanks to Brenna who took my order. I chose to send pictures of my shed construction instead of me sawing logs because I searched the internet trying to get ideas on how to build a shed to keep my new saw in but could not find very much help. I hope the pictures can help someone when building their shed. First, I used 1/4" x 2 1/2" x 2 1/2" galvanized angle iron concreted in the ground for my main frame; this of course can be done by using heavy treated lumber instead. I used the angle iron because I had an opportunity to purchase a bunch of it a few years ago at scrap prices. Second, I built my shed at the end of my track instead of at the beginning; I did this so I would not have to step over the track extension every time I cranked the engine. I thought of another idea that might be of some help to someone; I noticed on some of the videos where a large log was being rotated that the track and the 6 x 6 wooden supports would lift off the ground a few inches so I took (4) 3 foot long pieces of rebarb and drilled holes in two of the 6 x 6s out toward the end of the track. I hammered 2 of them on the LH side straight down through the wooden supports and into the ground. I put the other 2 pieces of rebarb on the RN side and hammered them through the wooden supports at an angle to help keep the rebarb from pulling out of the ground. I also welded small square pieces of steel to the end of the 4 pieces of rebarb which also helps to keep them from pulling out of the ground. I know this is probably boring to most people but I hope it helps at least one person. Again, I am very pleased with my HM126 and I feel like I chose the right saw mill, the right company and the right people to do business with. THANK YOU WOODLAND MILLS!!!
Hi Brenna; thought I would send some pictures of the new home for my new HM126 saw mill. First I would like to say that I absolutely love the HM126 and I am having a ball with it. I am trying to convince my wife that all the trees in our yard are sickly and need to come down (just kidding). I am very pleased with the product, help from the tech people, and the very pleasant purchasing experience thanks to Brenna who took my order. I chose to send pictures of my shed construction instead of me sawing logs because I searched the internet trying to get ideas on how to build a shed to keep my new saw in but could not find very much help. I hope the pictures can help someone when building their shed. First, I used 1/4" x 2 1/2" x 2 1/2" galvanized angle iron concreted in the ground for my main frame; this of course can be done by using heavy treated lumber instead. I used the angle iron because I had an opportunity to purchase a bunch of it a few years ago at scrap prices. Second, I built my shed at the end of my track instead of at the beginning; I did this so I would not have to step over the track extension every time I cranked the engine. I thought of another idea that might be of some help to someone; I noticed on some of the videos where a large log was being rotated that the track and the 6 x 6 wooden supports would lift off the ground a few inches so I took (4) 3 foot long pieces of rebarb and drilled holes in two of the 6 x 6s out toward the end of the track. I hammered 2 of them on the LH side straight down through the wooden supports and into the ground. I put the other 2 pieces of rebarb on the RN side and hammered them through the wooden supports at an angle to help keep the rebarb from pulling out of the ground. I also welded small square pieces of steel to the end of the 4 pieces of rebarb which also helps to keep them from pulling out of the ground. I know this is probably boring to most people but I hope it helps at least one person. Again, I am very pleased with my HM126 and I feel like I chose the right saw mill, the right company and the right people to do business with. THANK YOU WOODLAND MILLS!!!
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HM126 Sawmill
Georgia, USA
Randy Wilkie
Randy just retired and loves the sawmill. We have lots of land with some dead trees that he is sawing up. He has always wanted one as his granddad had one years ago. Michelle & Randy Wilkie
Randy just retired and loves the sawmill. We have lots of land with some dead trees that he is sawing up. He has always wanted one as his granddad had one years ago. Michelle & Randy Wilkie
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HM126 Sawmill
Virgina, USA
Bob Andrews
Melissa, I got the mill a couple of weeks ago. The delivery guy was awesome. I was at work and he placed it right where my wife asked him too. It took me a couple of days to get it set up but that was due it being my first Mill and I spent half of that time getting the track exactly right (plus the holidays). I was impressed with the solid materials and the fact that the blade that came with the Mill did not require any adjustment. At least not on my first log. The shipping crate it comes in is very sturdy, all parts were there, and nothing was damaged. I decided to go with the Woodland Mill after researching all brands for months. What swayed me was the effort that the Woodland Mill folks put into their instructional videos, the low-cost shipping, and the fact that they keep creating new products. And of course, the sales people are good to work and the price is very competitive. Thanks for a quality product. Bob P.S- I will be purchasing the stump grinder in the Spring for my tractor.
Melissa, I got the mill a couple of weeks ago. The delivery guy was awesome. I was at work and he placed it right where my wife asked him too. It took me a couple of days to get it set up but that was due it being my first Mill and I spent half of that time getting the track exactly right (plus the holidays). I was impressed with the solid materials and the fact that the blade that came with the Mill did not require any adjustment. At least not on my first log. The shipping crate it comes in is very sturdy, all parts were there, and nothing was damaged. I decided to go with the Woodland Mill after researching all brands for months. What swayed me was the effort that the Woodland Mill folks put into their instructional videos, the low-cost shipping, and the fact that they keep creating new products. And of course, the sales people are good to work and the price is very competitive. Thanks for a quality product. Bob P.S- I will be purchasing the stump grinder in the Spring for my tractor.
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Jim Richey
The sawmill was easily setup and running on the first day! We set it up first in our barn with the concrete floor. After getting it all dialed in we moved it to our old barn that is being converted into our sawmill. We have produced about 600 BF of lumber so far. We had one small issued that was immediately addressed by your fine technical staff. This saw is great and we plan to use for years to come! We love it! Jim Richey
The sawmill was easily setup and running on the first day! We set it up first in our barn with the concrete floor. After getting it all dialed in we moved it to our old barn that is being converted into our sawmill. We have produced about 600 BF of lumber so far. We had one small issued that was immediately addressed by your fine technical staff. This saw is great and we plan to use for years to come! We love it! Jim Richey
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HM130 Sawmill
Michigan, USA
Jeff McMall
Hello Melissa, The HM130 is doing a great job of cutting logs into lumber. I have cut 3 logs so far with many more to do with no issues on the Mill. I'm very pleased with the unit’s functionality and its ease of initial setup and the actual use of mill when cutting timber. The HM130 is very well built. I have attached a couple of pictures one of me using Mill it was snowing out and one of some lumber stacked in barn. Jeff McMall
Hello Melissa, The HM130 is doing a great job of cutting logs into lumber. I have cut 3 logs so far with many more to do with no issues on the Mill. I'm very pleased with the unit’s functionality and its ease of initial setup and the actual use of mill when cutting timber. The HM130 is very well built. I have attached a couple of pictures one of me using Mill it was snowing out and one of some lumber stacked in barn. Jeff McMall
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722/HM122 Sawmill
New York, USA
Stephen Grant
Taken a while but finally got it together! First cut!! Thank you Stephen
Taken a while but finally got it together! First cut!! Thank you Stephen
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HM130 Sawmill
Alabama, USA
Kennith Milstead
Sawmill was easy to set up and use. Here is a picture of a table made from one of the logs cut on the mill. Kennith
Sawmill was easy to set up and use. Here is a picture of a table made from one of the logs cut on the mill. Kennith
John Voigt
That's my son feeding the chipper. He likes to feed the bigger pieces into it. I cringe a little as you can tell the tractor/chipper are working reasonably hard..... But I know it's built to handle it... The unit works really well and fits our tractors horsepower just fine. A little about our tractor. It's our smallest and also oldest tractor!... it is a 1967.... It has 53 PTO horsepower. Thank you again, we plan on using this unit quite a bit the next couple of years! John
That's my son feeding the chipper. He likes to feed the bigger pieces into it. I cringe a little as you can tell the tractor/chipper are working reasonably hard..... But I know it's built to handle it... The unit works really well and fits our tractors horsepower just fine. A little about our tractor. It's our smallest and also oldest tractor!... it is a 1967.... It has 53 PTO horsepower. Thank you again, we plan on using this unit quite a bit the next couple of years! John
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WC88 Wood Chipper
Maine, USA
Ray McMullin
I didn't start using mine until late fall, but then used it quite a bit. We have about 200 acres, and my first big project was clearing for and spruce trees along our half mile road. I cut many small and medium trees, and then chipped all of them as well as dead trees that were on the ground. I completed one side of the road about 50-100 feet from the road leaving the chips in place. I have attached a few photos, and it is pretty clear where I stopped. The chipper ran very well. I will have many more projects this coming year. Thanks, Ray McMullin
I didn't start using mine until late fall, but then used it quite a bit. We have about 200 acres, and my first big project was clearing for and spruce trees along our half mile road. I cut many small and medium trees, and then chipped all of them as well as dead trees that were on the ground. I completed one side of the road about 50-100 feet from the road leaving the chips in place. I have attached a few photos, and it is pretty clear where I stopped. The chipper ran very well. I will have many more projects this coming year. Thanks, Ray McMullin
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HM130 Sawmill
Minnesota, USA
Ben Richards
First log (western red cedar) I sawed on my Woodland Mill. This 10x10 is 23ft and straight as a pin! Can't wait to dig in to the rest of the pile! Ben
First log (western red cedar) I sawed on my Woodland Mill. This 10x10 is 23ft and straight as a pin! Can't wait to dig in to the rest of the pile! Ben
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HM126 Sawmill
Tennessee, USA
John Tomaszewski
I really have enjoyed using the HM126 saw mill, I’ve used the mill to cut red cedar clap board siding for a log barn that’s was on the old part of my wife’s family farm. Last year I bought and moved the cedar log barn and reassembled it on our property to keep and preserve the history. John
I really have enjoyed using the HM126 saw mill, I’ve used the mill to cut red cedar clap board siding for a log barn that’s was on the old part of my wife’s family farm. Last year I bought and moved the cedar log barn and reassembled it on our property to keep and preserve the history. John
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Wallace Micheline
Hello Woodland!!! I'm happy to say that my firewood processor is up and running. I've learned that one hour on this machine is equivalent to a full day’s work of the old way, that being chainsaw and splitter. The 1st pic is of my processor that hasn't yet seen a stick of wood. The 2nd pic is of my wood 1/2 done and the 3rd pic is the wood I done for my dad. Tomorrow my brother and I will do his winters wood. Man, I love this machine! Pure enjoyment to operate and I am still grinning. Many people show great interest in my processor and could potentially generate more sales coming your way, only time will tell. Thank you so much for an economical, user friendly and absolutely fun machine to operate. Wallace Michelin
Hello Woodland!!! I'm happy to say that my firewood processor is up and running. I've learned that one hour on this machine is equivalent to a full day’s work of the old way, that being chainsaw and splitter. The 1st pic is of my processor that hasn't yet seen a stick of wood. The 2nd pic is of my wood 1/2 done and the 3rd pic is the wood I done for my dad. Tomorrow my brother and I will do his winters wood. Man, I love this machine! Pure enjoyment to operate and I am still grinning. Many people show great interest in my processor and could potentially generate more sales coming your way, only time will tell. Thank you so much for an economical, user friendly and absolutely fun machine to operate. Wallace Michelin
Brian Ragan
Attached are some pictures of my new HM130. I received it in good condition and finally got it assembled after the holidays. The first log we cut was a small sweetgum the storm blew down last summer. I was going to use it for stickers but when my wife saw the boards we decided to save them for a project. We then moved on to a dead pine that had been standing over a year. It turned out some nice blue stain boards. The mill is well built and easy to operate. I look forward to sawing every evening. I hope to cut out some fireplace mantels this afternoon. Update: Here are some pictures of my last couple of projects. The cedar is from a tree I cut several years ago, that people kept saying I should burn. The sap wood had rotted off for the most part but I got these nice 1x4 boards from the small tree. The pine logs were given to me by a neighbor who had them in a pile to burn. So far, I have sawn half of them and gotten the wood in the picture which will be used to build a shed over my mill. Thanks Brian Ragan
Attached are some pictures of my new HM130. I received it in good condition and finally got it assembled after the holidays. The first log we cut was a small sweetgum the storm blew down last summer. I was going to use it for stickers but when my wife saw the boards we decided to save them for a project. We then moved on to a dead pine that had been standing over a year. It turned out some nice blue stain boards. The mill is well built and easy to operate. I look forward to sawing every evening. I hope to cut out some fireplace mantels this afternoon. Update: Here are some pictures of my last couple of projects. The cedar is from a tree I cut several years ago, that people kept saying I should burn. The sap wood had rotted off for the most part but I got these nice 1x4 boards from the small tree. The pine logs were given to me by a neighbor who had them in a pile to burn. So far, I have sawn half of them and gotten the wood in the picture which will be used to build a shed over my mill. Thanks Brian Ragan
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722/HM122 Sawmill
Rhode Island, USA
Ben Hodgson
Here's my new mill back in the shop after finishing its first black cherry log. Ben Hodgson
Here's my new mill back in the shop after finishing its first black cherry log. Ben Hodgson
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James Robbins
My husband started talking about buying a sawmill years ago, but in 2016 he got serious about it and decided he needed a Woodland Mills Sawmill! After talking and planning, he ordered it at the beginning of this month. It was delivered on Monday (the 16th) and by yesterday (the 20th) he was milling his first log for a customer! He's a full-time firefighter here in our small-town in Oklahoma, but he wanted to start a sawmill business to run on his days off. His business is appropriately named Smalltown Sawmill & Furniture, and I'm so excited for him. I'll send a few photos I took yesterday as he worked on his first paying project, including one of him and our baby girl! I know he's looking forward to showing her how to use the mill someday.
My husband started talking about buying a sawmill years ago, but in 2016 he got serious about it and decided he needed a Woodland Mills Sawmill! After talking and planning, he ordered it at the beginning of this month. It was delivered on Monday (the 16th) and by yesterday (the 20th) he was milling his first log for a customer! He's a full-time firefighter here in our small-town in Oklahoma, but he wanted to start a sawmill business to run on his days off. His business is appropriately named Smalltown Sawmill & Furniture, and I'm so excited for him. I'll send a few photos I took yesterday as he worked on his first paying project, including one of him and our baby girl! I know he's looking forward to showing her how to use the mill someday.
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Brian Heidtke
I absolutely love this mill. It was easy to set up and operate. I have been sawing poplar, black walnut and eastern red cedar. Finally got a shed milled and built over it. Looking forward to sawing out a barn and maybe a cabin in the future. Brian
I absolutely love this mill. It was easy to set up and operate. I have been sawing poplar, black walnut and eastern red cedar. Finally got a shed milled and built over it. Looking forward to sawing out a barn and maybe a cabin in the future. Brian
Elmer Ellis
One of my many projects made with logs from our acreage, milled with the HM 126 Woodland mill. Some of the larger pieces are the 3"x10" x 21' horizontal beams and the 8"x8"x16' support posts. I've owned the mill for 3 years now no issues and works awesome. The staff at Woodland mills is very courteous, knowledgeable and very helpful. Thanks again, Elmer
One of my many projects made with logs from our acreage, milled with the HM 126 Woodland mill. Some of the larger pieces are the 3"x10" x 21' horizontal beams and the 8"x8"x16' support posts. I've owned the mill for 3 years now no issues and works awesome. The staff at Woodland mills is very courteous, knowledgeable and very helpful. Thanks again, Elmer
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HM126 Sawmill
Michigan, USA
Robert Maier
Got mill set up and cut first test log, a five-foot piece of Hickory. The mill performed perfectly. Robert
Got mill set up and cut first test log, a five-foot piece of Hickory. The mill performed perfectly. Robert
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722/HM122 Sawmill
West Virginia, USA
Mike Godbey
A picture of it up and running.......Thank you so much it runs great! Mike Update: Here is a chicken coop built with the lumber from my mill, Mike
A picture of it up and running.......Thank you so much it runs great! Mike Update: Here is a chicken coop built with the lumber from my mill, Mike
Brian Marshall
Janice, I want to thank you specifically, all at woodland mills! You make a great mill and product and render customer service like few companies do! I have included a few pictures of your mill, on a boat trailer frame, which I modified, and painted myself. I have since modified the trailer with a pipe and a hand winch, of which I've no photos yet, but I can now load logs on this trailer without a tractor. The mill runs great, and I've cut around 4000 board feet with no problems! I live in Northwest Arkansas, and I mill primarily hardwood. I have to keep the blades sharp, and change them regularly. The mill performs well, and has more than enough power! I have milled White Oak 24 inches at the butt end, and 20 inches at the small end 12 foot long... It took some doing, but am very happy with your product! Thank you and your prompt service! Brian The mill runs great, and I've cut around 4000 board feet with no problems! I live in Northwest Arkansas, and I mill primarily hardwood. I have to keep the blades sharp, and change them regularly. The mill performs well, and has more than enough power! I have milled White Oak 24 inches at the butt end, and 20 inches at the small end 12 foot long... It took some doing, but am very happy with your product! Thank you and your prompt service! Brian The mill runs great, and I've cut around 4000 board feet with no problems! I live in Northwest Arkansas, and I mill primarily hardwood. I have to keep the blades sharp, and change them regularly. The mill performs well, and has more than enough power! I have milled White Oak 24 inches at the butt end, and 20 inches at the small end 12-foot long... It took some doing, but am very happy with your product! Brian
Janice, I want to thank you specifically, all at woodland mills! You make a great mill and product and render customer service like few companies do! I have included a few pictures of your mill, on a boat trailer frame, which I modified, and painted myself. I have since modified the trailer with a pipe and a hand winch, of which I've no photos yet, but I can now load logs on this trailer without a tractor. The mill runs great, and I've cut around 4000 board feet with no problems! I live in Northwest Arkansas, and I mill primarily hardwood. I have to keep the blades sharp, and change them regularly. The mill performs well, and has more than enough power! I have milled White Oak 24 inches at the butt end, and 20 inches at the small end 12 foot long... It took some doing, but am very happy with your product! Thank you and your prompt service! Brian The mill runs great, and I've cut around 4000 board feet with no problems! I live in Northwest Arkansas, and I mill primarily hardwood. I have to keep the blades sharp, and change them regularly. The mill performs well, and has more than enough power! I have milled White Oak 24 inches at the butt end, and 20 inches at the small end 12 foot long... It took some doing, but am very happy with your product! Thank you and your prompt service! Brian The mill runs great, and I've cut around 4000 board feet with no problems! I live in Northwest Arkansas, and I mill primarily hardwood. I have to keep the blades sharp, and change them regularly. The mill performs well, and has more than enough power! I have milled White Oak 24 inches at the butt end, and 20 inches at the small end 12-foot long... It took some doing, but am very happy with your product! Brian
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HM130 Sawmill
Quebec, Canada
Marc Berube & Karine Bellaire
We are very satisfied with our mobile saw, it works perfectly! Marc Berube & Karine Bellaire
We are very satisfied with our mobile saw, it works perfectly! Marc Berube & Karine Bellaire
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Mike Brewer
It is a rare thing to find a quality product at a reasonable price with excellent customer service. I operate a small pecan orchard in Texas and I can tell you I am very impressed with your WC68 6-inch chipper. Fit and finish, all the way down to and including the shipping crate was superior. The chipper was easy to put together and the videos on the web site were most helpful. It was a pleasure doing business with you. I looked at many chippers but your web site videos tipped the scale in your favor -- well done! Thanks, Mike Brewer
It is a rare thing to find a quality product at a reasonable price with excellent customer service. I operate a small pecan orchard in Texas and I can tell you I am very impressed with your WC68 6-inch chipper. Fit and finish, all the way down to and including the shipping crate was superior. The chipper was easy to put together and the videos on the web site were most helpful. It was a pleasure doing business with you. I looked at many chippers but your web site videos tipped the scale in your favor -- well done! Thanks, Mike Brewer
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Art Mitchell
Brenna, Here are a few pictures. They include some that you will not want but I’m not sure how to sort them out easily. Everything is closed down for the winter but we will get some better pictures when we get started again in the spring. I am set up to cut logs 29 feet long but am planning on working out a way to cut 32 feet. I will be taking progressive pictures as the log cabin takes shape. Without the mill, I could not build the cabin in the way I have planned. It will be about 30 by 28 and two stories high. I have cut about 1000 board feet of lumber that is stacked and seasoning. Sorry that there may not be anything here useful for you but will send more as we move along. Love the mill! Thanks Art
Brenna, Here are a few pictures. They include some that you will not want but I’m not sure how to sort them out easily. Everything is closed down for the winter but we will get some better pictures when we get started again in the spring. I am set up to cut logs 29 feet long but am planning on working out a way to cut 32 feet. I will be taking progressive pictures as the log cabin takes shape. Without the mill, I could not build the cabin in the way I have planned. It will be about 30 by 28 and two stories high. I have cut about 1000 board feet of lumber that is stacked and seasoning. Sorry that there may not be anything here useful for you but will send more as we move along. Love the mill! Thanks Art
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HM130 Sawmill
Nova Scotia, Canada
Jamie Halliday
Mill is working great and delivery and follow up from them is fantastic. Jamie
Mill is working great and delivery and follow up from them is fantastic. Jamie
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HM126 Sawmill
Manitoba, Canada
Peter Weidmann
Bought my 126 in Dec 2015, with intentions of building a cabin. Have cut 200 + spruce and pine logs. 864 sq. ft. floor is done. Built a pile of different things with basically the left-over pieces from building floor. LOVE my mill, only wish I got into sawing a long time ago. Can't say enough about the quality vs value of the saw. Also like the new head frame set up on the new 126's. Maybe an update for old 126's coming in the future? Keep up the great work! Peter Weidmann Update: Latest project. 90 pine logs. 2900 lineal feet of 1.5x6.25 T&G flooring, milled on an HM126. Planed on a 6x12 Beaver. Have made over 30,000 feet of cuts with my 126 to date, no major issues at all. Next delivery to cut 8000 lineal feet T&G planks and 960 feet of 4x8 beams. Love my mill!
Bought my 126 in Dec 2015, with intentions of building a cabin. Have cut 200 + spruce and pine logs. 864 sq. ft. floor is done. Built a pile of different things with basically the left-over pieces from building floor. LOVE my mill, only wish I got into sawing a long time ago. Can't say enough about the quality vs value of the saw. Also like the new head frame set up on the new 126's. Maybe an update for old 126's coming in the future? Keep up the great work! Peter Weidmann Update: Latest project. 90 pine logs. 2900 lineal feet of 1.5x6.25 T&G flooring, milled on an HM126. Planed on a 6x12 Beaver. Have made over 30,000 feet of cuts with my 126 to date, no major issues at all. Next delivery to cut 8000 lineal feet T&G planks and 960 feet of 4x8 beams. Love my mill!
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HM126 Sawmill
Alabama, USA
Dennis Jordan
Love my saw!!!! Dennis
Love my saw!!!! Dennis
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Ivan Polchies
First boards off the hm130, it's like a dream come true... This is one of many to come!!! Thanks Janice for making it happen!!! Tony Update: Finally got a couple dried out black cherry boards ready to go to a good home, came off the hm130 and just getting going so here's one of many!!!
First boards off the hm130, it's like a dream come true... This is one of many to come!!! Thanks Janice for making it happen!!! Tony Update: Finally got a couple dried out black cherry boards ready to go to a good home, came off the hm130 and just getting going so here's one of many!!!
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Ken Moore
I bought my Woodland Mills Sawmill in 2014. This has been the most fun tool I have ever had. I set the mill up on our property in the northwest corner of the Lower Peninsula of Michigan. There is a nice pine grove there, and plenty of ash, and poplar also. For our first project, we made siding logs out of pine for an old cabin that we had purchased. Before and after pictures are attached. This past summer our main project was to build a sawmill shanty. Now we can work in the rain. We also have approximately 400 more siding logs to side our cabin on the mill property. That will be this summer’s project. I have enjoyed my sawmill very much, and look forward to many years of using it Thank you, Ken Moore
I bought my Woodland Mills Sawmill in 2014. This has been the most fun tool I have ever had. I set the mill up on our property in the northwest corner of the Lower Peninsula of Michigan. There is a nice pine grove there, and plenty of ash, and poplar also. For our first project, we made siding logs out of pine for an old cabin that we had purchased. Before and after pictures are attached. This past summer our main project was to build a sawmill shanty. Now we can work in the rain. We also have approximately 400 more siding logs to side our cabin on the mill property. That will be this summer’s project. I have enjoyed my sawmill very much, and look forward to many years of using it Thank you, Ken Moore
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Phillip South
I am finally getting around to sending some pictures. I have had the Woodland Mills HM126 for almost a year now and have really enjoyed it! I haven’t had any major issues with the mill and it has sawed everything I have loaded on it. I milled the lumber to build a lean-to on my 70-year-old barn to put the mill in. Also, milled the 6x6‘s and 8x8’s to build a base for the mill. Thanks for a great mill! The customer service is great! Phillip South
I am finally getting around to sending some pictures. I have had the Woodland Mills HM126 for almost a year now and have really enjoyed it! I haven’t had any major issues with the mill and it has sawed everything I have loaded on it. I milled the lumber to build a lean-to on my 70-year-old barn to put the mill in. Also, milled the 6x6‘s and 8x8’s to build a base for the mill. Thanks for a great mill! The customer service is great! Phillip South
Ronald Smock
2/17/2017 A cabin for Sophia The Monroe News By Ray Kisonas Monroe News staff reporter DUNDEE TOWNSHIP — One day Sophia and her Papa were riding his tractor through the woods on his property off W. Dunbar Rd. when the first-grader had an idea. Since the 7-year-old enjoyed the 10½ acres of woods so much, she thought it would be nice if she had her own house. "What kind of house?" her Papa asked. "A log house," the granddaughter replied. So he spontaneously found a nice, flat spot in the woods. Then, using his tractor, he dragged a 9-foot cherrywood log with a 10-inch diameter, and plopped it onto the ground. Thus began the first stages of the construction of Sophia's cabin. Without any plans or blueprints or even preparation, Ronald Smock started building. He used trees that fell in the woods, stripped the bark from the logs by hand and created a little girl's dream play house. "I didn't know nothin'," Mr. Smock said. "I just kind of stumbled along. I'm planning as I go." After starting on a whim that Nov. 1, Mr. Smock kept going until the cabin in the woods is nearly done. With a solid roof and about 50 square feet of interior play space, the house needs a few final touches before the next time Sophia comes to visit. "She loves to live here and play in our yard," said Mr. Smock's wife, Pam, also known as Grandma. "She loves it here." Sophia, who had attended Summerfield Schools, moved to Sault Ste. Marie. She is expected to have a brief visit in March, then a long stay during the summer. The Smocks will be ready and Sophia's cabin will be waiting. A retired machine repairman at Ford, Mr. Smock, 75 in May, worked on the cabin using what he had. But then he decided he needed help to make the structure proper, so he invested in a saw mill and supplies. The $4,500 mill and extensions can handle logs up to 16 feet long and 26 inches in diameter. It was a huge help to cut boards for the roof and floor. The cabin, with 5-foot walls and an 8-foot center, will provide plenty of space for Sophia and her friends to play. Plus, it's sturdy. That was proven when Mr. Smock accidentally bumped the walls with his tractor and the cabin didn't budge. "I didn't want it flimsy," he said. With two windows near the roof peak to allow light, Mr. Smock will design a system where the door can't be locked either from the inside or outside for safety reasons. He still needs to install the maple flooring and plans to fill the gaps between logs with corn cobs and caulk. "I gotta keep the bees out," he said. "We have a lot of problems with bees." Soon it will be finished, including a brass-colored mailbox with Sophia's name on it, and this labor of love will be standing sturdy and ready for a lucky little girl whose Papa isn't a builder but willing to learn if it makes her happy. http://www.monroenews.com/news/20170214/cabinforsophia
2/17/2017 A cabin for Sophia The Monroe News By Ray Kisonas Monroe News staff reporter DUNDEE TOWNSHIP — One day Sophia and her Papa were riding his tractor through the woods on his property off W. Dunbar Rd. when the first-grader had an idea. Since the 7-year-old enjoyed the 10½ acres of woods so much, she thought it would be nice if she had her own house. "What kind of house?" her Papa asked. "A log house," the granddaughter replied. So he spontaneously found a nice, flat spot in the woods. Then, using his tractor, he dragged a 9-foot cherrywood log with a 10-inch diameter, and plopped it onto the ground. Thus began the first stages of the construction of Sophia's cabin. Without any plans or blueprints or even preparation, Ronald Smock started building. He used trees that fell in the woods, stripped the bark from the logs by hand and created a little girl's dream play house. "I didn't know nothin'," Mr. Smock said. "I just kind of stumbled along. I'm planning as I go." After starting on a whim that Nov. 1, Mr. Smock kept going until the cabin in the woods is nearly done. With a solid roof and about 50 square feet of interior play space, the house needs a few final touches before the next time Sophia comes to visit. "She loves to live here and play in our yard," said Mr. Smock's wife, Pam, also known as Grandma. "She loves it here." Sophia, who had attended Summerfield Schools, moved to Sault Ste. Marie. She is expected to have a brief visit in March, then a long stay during the summer. The Smocks will be ready and Sophia's cabin will be waiting. A retired machine repairman at Ford, Mr. Smock, 75 in May, worked on the cabin using what he had. But then he decided he needed help to make the structure proper, so he invested in a saw mill and supplies. The $4,500 mill and extensions can handle logs up to 16 feet long and 26 inches in diameter. It was a huge help to cut boards for the roof and floor. The cabin, with 5-foot walls and an 8-foot center, will provide plenty of space for Sophia and her friends to play. Plus, it's sturdy. That was proven when Mr. Smock accidentally bumped the walls with his tractor and the cabin didn't budge. "I didn't want it flimsy," he said. With two windows near the roof peak to allow light, Mr. Smock will design a system where the door can't be locked either from the inside or outside for safety reasons. He still needs to install the maple flooring and plans to fill the gaps between logs with corn cobs and caulk. "I gotta keep the bees out," he said. "We have a lot of problems with bees." Soon it will be finished, including a brass-colored mailbox with Sophia's name on it, and this labor of love will be standing sturdy and ready for a lucky little girl whose Papa isn't a builder but willing to learn if it makes her happy. http://www.monroenews.com/news/20170214/cabinforsophia
Heinz Soldat
Thank you for what you have provided to me in regards to the wood chipper and then also excepting my statement concerning the cutting plates all the above is sincerely appreciate. I have attached photographs of your wood chipper being hooked up on my Yanmar tractor. All what you told me about your wood chipper can be achieved. In reality, I believe that it is the best engineered wood chipper I have ever encountered, congratulations for your design. Best regards, Heinz
Thank you for what you have provided to me in regards to the wood chipper and then also excepting my statement concerning the cutting plates all the above is sincerely appreciate. I have attached photographs of your wood chipper being hooked up on my Yanmar tractor. All what you told me about your wood chipper can be achieved. In reality, I believe that it is the best engineered wood chipper I have ever encountered, congratulations for your design. Best regards, Heinz
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722/HM122 Sawmill
Alabama, USA
Randy Lyner
Love the sawmill. A few long leaf pine boards I cut the other day. Randy
Love the sawmill. A few long leaf pine boards I cut the other day. Randy
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HM126 Sawmill
Wisconsin, USA
Kevin Broske
Thanks for all the help, sawmill works great. I am impressed with the quality of the product. Kevin
Thanks for all the help, sawmill works great. I am impressed with the quality of the product. Kevin
Aaron Fogus
I am sending this email to let you know I received my sawmill very quickly, we went to work right away on the assembly and building the trailer. I think this mill is very well built and am pleased with it after using it for the first time this weekend. Aaron
I am sending this email to let you know I received my sawmill very quickly, we went to work right away on the assembly and building the trailer. I think this mill is very well built and am pleased with it after using it for the first time this weekend. Aaron
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WC68 Wood Chipper
Alberta, Canada
Dean Darago
Received it the other day, very happy with the chipper. Works great! Thanks! Dean
Received it the other day, very happy with the chipper. Works great! Thanks! Dean
Dan Bullis
Greetings, About a week ago I took delivery of my new WG24 Stump Grinder...and I am impressed! Attached are a couple pics immediately following install on my 2012 Mahindra 3540 PST. This tractor and the grinder seem to be an effective team. Although I've only started using the WG24, I have cleared 40+ stumps with it already. It has been put through its paces. Perhaps most helpful, were your founders videos of describing and using this product. The videos really helped me shortcut the learning curve. I'm a very happy camper so far! Many thanks, Dan Bullis
Greetings, About a week ago I took delivery of my new WG24 Stump Grinder...and I am impressed! Attached are a couple pics immediately following install on my 2012 Mahindra 3540 PST. This tractor and the grinder seem to be an effective team. Although I've only started using the WG24, I have cleared 40+ stumps with it already. It has been put through its paces. Perhaps most helpful, were your founders videos of describing and using this product. The videos really helped me shortcut the learning curve. I'm a very happy camper so far! Many thanks, Dan Bullis
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ATV Trailer
NS, Canada
Jamie Halliday
Tried out my new T-Rex trailer this evening. Great little trailer! Jamie
Tried out my new T-Rex trailer this evening. Great little trailer! Jamie
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HM130 Sawmill
NS, Canada
Tamara & Jamie Halliday
Hubby Jamie finally let me use the mill today! Tamara
Hubby Jamie finally let me use the mill today! Tamara
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HM130 Sawmill
TN, USA
Tom & Courtney Taylor
Had a little help today with some oak. Cutting 2” live edge slabs from this old cedar. This tree grew on my Grandfathers farm, now it will be used to make counter tops in our log home! Thanks Woodland Mills for providing us the means to continue this trees legacy! Update: Just put the finishing touches on this pine beauty... 8'x7' man sized picnic table for my employees break area.All lumber milled on our HM130! This time but here is a small building / workshop we're building. It's on a 13' x 13' slab that was already at our house with nothing on it when we bought it! We milled all the wood we're using on this building with our HM130! We don't know how we ever got by without this mill! We use it daily and LOVE it!!!!
Had a little help today with some oak. Cutting 2” live edge slabs from this old cedar. This tree grew on my Grandfathers farm, now it will be used to make counter tops in our log home! Thanks Woodland Mills for providing us the means to continue this trees legacy! Update: Just put the finishing touches on this pine beauty... 8'x7' man sized picnic table for my employees break area.All lumber milled on our HM130! This time but here is a small building / workshop we're building. It's on a 13' x 13' slab that was already at our house with nothing on it when we bought it! We milled all the wood we're using on this building with our HM130! We don't know how we ever got by without this mill! We use it daily and LOVE it!!!!
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722/HM122 Sawmill
WA, USA
Jennifer & Bob Funk
That was Christmas morning when he got it, and the live edge cedar Fence we made with it!
That was Christmas morning when he got it, and the live edge cedar Fence we made with it!
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HM126 Sawmill
BC, Canada
Brent Robinson
Here is a photo of a massive yellow cedar. It is salvaged from a bridge timber. Beautiful wood. Thanks, Brent
Here is a photo of a massive yellow cedar. It is salvaged from a bridge timber. Beautiful wood. Thanks, Brent
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HM126 Sawmill
WV, USA
Cordel & Phil Gibson
Happy to have my HM126 set up and running smoothly, thank-you Woodland Mills! Update: Milling a 12 t cherry with my HM126
Happy to have my HM126 set up and running smoothly, thank-you Woodland Mills! Update: Milling a 12 t cherry with my HM126
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722/HM122 Sawmill
AL, USA
Karen Smith
Thanks for a great machine Woodland Mills!
Thanks for a great machine Woodland Mills!
Bj Leavins
Cut 500 BF of beautiful cypress, love it. My HM126 does a beautiful job. Another great job with my Woodland Mill, 500 BF of Cedar. My Son even enjoys cutting with my mill. Big pine on the 126, a hunting house and some gorgeous Florida cedar! Rate it 5 out of 5 stars. Love it haven't had nothing but great results with it. Thanks for selling a great affordable product, Bj Leavins
Cut 500 BF of beautiful cypress, love it. My HM126 does a beautiful job. Another great job with my Woodland Mill, 500 BF of Cedar. My Son even enjoys cutting with my mill. Big pine on the 126, a hunting house and some gorgeous Florida cedar! Rate it 5 out of 5 stars. Love it haven't had nothing but great results with it. Thanks for selling a great affordable product, Bj Leavins
K&R Timberworks Inc. Ryan Penner
I am really enjoying the mill it is doing a fantastic job and upped my production 10 fold. It is a very well built machine and I couldn't be happier with the product it produces. Got to open up this maple today. Two boards will become a coffee table and the other 19" wide board will go to be a bar top. Ryan Update: Mantel is debarked and sealed and ready for the drying process. Update: Milling some beautiful maple today. We will be in the yard until 4 today stop by say hi and maybe get some inspiration for your next project. We are located at 3758 Sycamore Ln in beautiful gloucester VA.
I am really enjoying the mill it is doing a fantastic job and upped my production 10 fold. It is a very well built machine and I couldn't be happier with the product it produces. Got to open up this maple today. Two boards will become a coffee table and the other 19" wide board will go to be a bar top. Ryan Update: Mantel is debarked and sealed and ready for the drying process. Update: Milling some beautiful maple today. We will be in the yard until 4 today stop by say hi and maybe get some inspiration for your next project. We are located at 3758 Sycamore Ln in beautiful gloucester VA.
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722/HM122 Sawmill
VA, USA
Jess N Robbie Simmons
Cutting some Virginia popular today, love this wood.
Cutting some Virginia popular today, love this wood.
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722/HM122 Sawmill
AL, USA
Mark Wood
Incredible mill! Just planed my first wood cut on my HM122. Made Shiplap for our new barn house conversion. The most rewarding thing is to see wood on stump to wall in a matter of a few weeks (solar kiln involved). I am really impressed with the mill as well as the customer service from your team. It is pine cut off of my property. By the way the mill is set up on two 4" channel iron 20 feet long. I have not seen this set up used by anyone else. I really thank Woodland mills for making a mill that is affordable and the same quality as the more expressive mills on the market.
Incredible mill! Just planed my first wood cut on my HM122. Made Shiplap for our new barn house conversion. The most rewarding thing is to see wood on stump to wall in a matter of a few weeks (solar kiln involved). I am really impressed with the mill as well as the customer service from your team. It is pine cut off of my property. By the way the mill is set up on two 4" channel iron 20 feet long. I have not seen this set up used by anyone else. I really thank Woodland mills for making a mill that is affordable and the same quality as the more expressive mills on the market.
Jim Middleton
Hi Lori, I've never been so happy with a sawmill! I mounted it on a 25 ft. Trailer so I can take it to the trees and do custom sawing. This one shows a log on the mill 22 inches at one end and 19 inches at the other. Out of that I got 14 2x6 18 ft long.
Hi Lori, I've never been so happy with a sawmill! I mounted it on a 25 ft. Trailer so I can take it to the trees and do custom sawing. This one shows a log on the mill 22 inches at one end and 19 inches at the other. Out of that I got 14 2x6 18 ft long.
Ron Van Sciver
Dear Lori; I have a Christmas tree farm. To replant a block of trees there are always some stumps and unsellable trees that need to be cleared out. The stump grinder provides an efficient system to prep the land for another crop of trees. The grinder works great mounted to our Massey Ferguson 175. Thanks. Ron Van Sciver
Dear Lori; I have a Christmas tree farm. To replant a block of trees there are always some stumps and unsellable trees that need to be cleared out. The stump grinder provides an efficient system to prep the land for another crop of trees. The grinder works great mounted to our Massey Ferguson 175. Thanks. Ron Van Sciver
KA
Hi Lori: Here's the WC-88 chipper in use, now that it's warmed up outside and snow gone You can see the old technique of burning slash and now chipping instead to build up the pasture low spots with nice compostable chips. I"m very happy with this piece of equipment, from the super smooth ordering and shipment, the quality design and ease of customer assembly, and putting it to work. Anything above 6" we buck for firewood, but everything else is handled perfectly with my 40hp tractor. Great product and great service from Woodland Mills! KA
Hi Lori: Here's the WC-88 chipper in use, now that it's warmed up outside and snow gone You can see the old technique of burning slash and now chipping instead to build up the pasture low spots with nice compostable chips. I"m very happy with this piece of equipment, from the super smooth ordering and shipment, the quality design and ease of customer assembly, and putting it to work. Anything above 6" we buck for firewood, but everything else is handled perfectly with my 40hp tractor. Great product and great service from Woodland Mills! KA
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HM126 Sawmill
IA, USA
Nick Huffman
Thought I would let you know that I got the blade to track right, and was able to cut a piece of Red Ash today. Thank you again! Nick Update: Lori, Most everything is going great with the saw mill. It runs great, and I have since the last time moved it to its own concrete slab. Facebook page, 'Huffman's Custom Wood Design. The grain of the Black Oak after finishing a cut. The top piece is the floating mantle with dimensions: 3" thickness, 10" width and 87" length. https://www.facebook.com/customlivingfurniture/
Thought I would let you know that I got the blade to track right, and was able to cut a piece of Red Ash today. Thank you again! Nick Update: Lori, Most everything is going great with the saw mill. It runs great, and I have since the last time moved it to its own concrete slab. Facebook page, 'Huffman's Custom Wood Design. The grain of the Black Oak after finishing a cut. The top piece is the floating mantle with dimensions: 3" thickness, 10" width and 87" length. https://www.facebook.com/customlivingfurniture/
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HM126 Sawmill
PA, USA
Dale Felice
Hi Lori! All is going good! We are in the process of moving. Central Pennsylvania to be exact. Land of hardwoods! The mill is broken down for moving right now but here are some pics of what I have been milling. I have even designed a gigantic dolly for the powerhead as well. Hopefully I'll be sawing down the road as soon as I build an area for it. Update: Just did some tongue and groove panels for our game room. They aren't up yet but wait till you all see this! I've milled many bd ft so far. The garage is filled Lol! Dale
Hi Lori! All is going good! We are in the process of moving. Central Pennsylvania to be exact. Land of hardwoods! The mill is broken down for moving right now but here are some pics of what I have been milling. I have even designed a gigantic dolly for the powerhead as well. Hopefully I'll be sawing down the road as soon as I build an area for it. Update: Just did some tongue and groove panels for our game room. They aren't up yet but wait till you all see this! I've milled many bd ft so far. The garage is filled Lol! Dale
Joe Helm Urbaniak, J & R Hardwood
The first board! Here is 3 Generations working together on trailer for our HM130. My Father, my Husband and my Son. Among our other projects, We have our own business, we make Surveying Stakes, Tree Stakes, Tomato Stakes.... well, you get the idea! We make Stakes! Robin
The first board! Here is 3 Generations working together on trailer for our HM130. My Father, my Husband and my Son. Among our other projects, We have our own business, we make Surveying Stakes, Tree Stakes, Tomato Stakes.... well, you get the idea! We make Stakes! Robin
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HM126 Sawmill
MS, USA
Starla & Kyle Turcotte
We love our mill! This is red oak. A neighbor cleared up a fallen tree and brought us the biggest sections. We haven't decided yet what to make with this one . We also had a 120 ft hickory fall during a different storm. That will become flooring.
We love our mill! This is red oak. A neighbor cleared up a fallen tree and brought us the biggest sections. We haven't decided yet what to make with this one . We also had a 120 ft hickory fall during a different storm. That will become flooring.
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WC88 Wood Chipper
NS, Canada
Ron Veldhuizen
I am pleased with the wood chipper very well made! Thanks, Ron Ps: This is our dog McCeady helping with the sticks.
I am pleased with the wood chipper very well made! Thanks, Ron Ps: This is our dog McCeady helping with the sticks.
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WG24 Stump Grinder
NB, Canada
Danny Dinan
This is my second woodland mills product. Wc88 chipper, Wc24 stump grinder So pleased with the first product wc88 chipper, it was easy to purchase from your company again. From the quality of the product to the quick shipping I have had a great experience with Woodland mills.
This is my second woodland mills product. Wc88 chipper, Wc24 stump grinder So pleased with the first product wc88 chipper, it was easy to purchase from your company again. From the quality of the product to the quick shipping I have had a great experience with Woodland mills.
Stephen Perreault
Perfect fit for my 35 hp tractor. Well made machines. Used it a little bit, definitely easier to start on the smaller end of dead stuff than to try and shove a 6” thick end in first. Will give it a good workout this summer. Thanks for great sales, communication and delivery.
Perfect fit for my 35 hp tractor. Well made machines. Used it a little bit, definitely easier to start on the smaller end of dead stuff than to try and shove a 6” thick end in first. Will give it a good workout this summer. Thanks for great sales, communication and delivery.
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WC88 Wood Chipper
CT, USA
Steve Geddes
Thank you for such a quick delivery. I've tried several 3pt chippers and this is by far the best machine for the money. Extremely well built. I would high recommend this chipper. Works great behind my Allis Chalmers tractor. Thank you, Steve
Thank you for such a quick delivery. I've tried several 3pt chippers and this is by far the best machine for the money. Extremely well built. I would high recommend this chipper. Works great behind my Allis Chalmers tractor. Thank you, Steve
Tracy Miller
My shop burned to the ground in November, and the HM126 is helping me get a new start. Cut plenty of lumber, and it is WAY better than the old Norwood lumberlite 24 that was lost in the fire. I have to give it a 5 star rating, absolutely no complaints at all.
My shop burned to the ground in November, and the HM126 is helping me get a new start. Cut plenty of lumber, and it is WAY better than the old Norwood lumberlite 24 that was lost in the fire. I have to give it a 5 star rating, absolutely no complaints at all.
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WG24 Stump Grinder
MO, USA
James Connell
Just ground 2 white oak stumps that average 30" across about 4" under ground in 1 hour. Finally a product that works as advertised. I'm very satisfied and will put the WG 24 stump grinder to a test cause I have unlimited stumps. Thank you, James
Just ground 2 white oak stumps that average 30" across about 4" under ground in 1 hour. Finally a product that works as advertised. I'm very satisfied and will put the WG 24 stump grinder to a test cause I have unlimited stumps. Thank you, James
Michael Fortune -Article in Furniture and Cabinet Making
This article will be coming out soon in a UK magazine, Furniture and Cabinet Making. Haven’t opened the mill yet, I am busy designing furniture for several Canadian embassies - with wood cut on my Woodland Mill. Thanks for a great product and exceptional service! I am so thrilled with the Woodland band mill that it comes up in many presentations that I give. I am currently in Indiana. I am responsible for the most advanced level within the largest woodworking school in the USA. Back in Canada the last week of May. Michael
This article will be coming out soon in a UK magazine, Furniture and Cabinet Making. Haven’t opened the mill yet, I am busy designing furniture for several Canadian embassies - with wood cut on my Woodland Mill. Thanks for a great product and exceptional service! I am so thrilled with the Woodland band mill that it comes up in many presentations that I give. I am currently in Indiana. I am responsible for the most advanced level within the largest woodworking school in the USA. Back in Canada the last week of May. Michael
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722/HM122 Sawmill
OR, USA
John McGee
Dear Woodland Crew, Here are some pics, of my HM122 and trailer. We built the trailer, which makes the mill really ridged and it’s a great way of keeping busy in retirement. I’m the one in the hat and the other guy is a great welder!
Dear Woodland Crew, Here are some pics, of my HM122 and trailer. We built the trailer, which makes the mill really ridged and it’s a great way of keeping busy in retirement. I’m the one in the hat and the other guy is a great welder!
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HM130 Sawmill
KY, USA
Dale Smith
I have a 130, I don't think I could get a log that big onto the mill. My tractor complained about a 16 foot long x about 24 inch diameter Oak log
I have a 130, I don't think I could get a log that big onto the mill. My tractor complained about a 16 foot long x about 24 inch diameter Oak log
Joanne & Mark Steeves
Cheryl, Attached are photos of my Mother's Day present! Although unusual, it is the best Mother's day present I have ever received! The chipper performed better than expected and is a real quality piece of equipment. I am hoping you will be able to send my husband a Woodland Mills hat as a thank you for his generosity on Mother's Day. Thank you. Have a good evening. Joanne Steeves
Cheryl, Attached are photos of my Mother's Day present! Although unusual, it is the best Mother's day present I have ever received! The chipper performed better than expected and is a real quality piece of equipment. I am hoping you will be able to send my husband a Woodland Mills hat as a thank you for his generosity on Mother's Day. Thank you. Have a good evening. Joanne Steeves
Richard Ralston
Got a little bit of cedar milled for a cedar chest order. And a quick little cedar end table. Also , a request for cutting boards . Having fun !!! Richard Update: Hey Melissa , Just wanted to share yet another project completed thanks to my HM122 . Update: Another project going to a happy & thrilled owner , milled with my HM122. Merry Christmas !!! M.Facebook.com/rar.creates
Got a little bit of cedar milled for a cedar chest order. And a quick little cedar end table. Also , a request for cutting boards . Having fun !!! Richard Update: Hey Melissa , Just wanted to share yet another project completed thanks to my HM122 . Update: Another project going to a happy & thrilled owner , milled with my HM122. Merry Christmas !!! M.Facebook.com/rar.creates
Tony Chrisco
Overall I was impressed with this mill, everything was built solid and with great quality. I have sawed some red cedar and red oak and it performs great, boards come off smooth and straight. Set-up was definitely time consuming and i was a little disappointed with the lack of finer details in the instruction manual. Thanks for providing a great sawmill at an affordable price. Tony
Overall I was impressed with this mill, everything was built solid and with great quality. I have sawed some red cedar and red oak and it performs great, boards come off smooth and straight. Set-up was definitely time consuming and i was a little disappointed with the lack of finer details in the instruction manual. Thanks for providing a great sawmill at an affordable price. Tony
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722/HM122 Sawmill
VA, USA
Thom Reutter
Ordered my mill on a Wednesday night and it arrived Tuesday afternoon. Got it all set up by the following Saturday and loved it . First log I got 12 2x4s. And 3 1x9s Thom Reutter
Ordered my mill on a Wednesday night and it arrived Tuesday afternoon. Got it all set up by the following Saturday and loved it . First log I got 12 2x4s. And 3 1x9s Thom Reutter
Sam Woods
Made a rifle stock from a maple tree we sawed out on our woodland mills 126. Love the sawmill. Update: Table a friend and I build for his daughter for Christmas. It's made from 100 year barn wood. Everything was trimmed up on the mill. The wood came from a 100 year old barn
Made a rifle stock from a maple tree we sawed out on our woodland mills 126. Love the sawmill. Update: Table a friend and I build for his daughter for Christmas. It's made from 100 year barn wood. Everything was trimmed up on the mill. The wood came from a 100 year old barn
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HM130 Sawmill
MI, USA
Leonard Gunderson
Works great, I love the mill but the instruction could have been better. Took us 12 hours from opening the box to sawing lumber. It's everything you said it was and then some. Thanks. Len
Works great, I love the mill but the instruction could have been better. Took us 12 hours from opening the box to sawing lumber. It's everything you said it was and then some. Thanks. Len
Douglas Van Egmond
To: Woodland Mills First off, I would like to compliment you on the speed with which the unit arrived. We live in southern Alberta so 6 days from day of order to arrival is impressive. We are using the chipper on a John Deere 5400 - app 60 pto horsepower and it makes a nicely balanced unit. Currently I am using it on old caraganas. I have a very hard time keeping up to the unit and these branches, though very tough go through with ease. Very glad that I got a unit with hydraulic infeed. Very well built unit! Regards, Douglas
To: Woodland Mills First off, I would like to compliment you on the speed with which the unit arrived. We live in southern Alberta so 6 days from day of order to arrival is impressive. We are using the chipper on a John Deere 5400 - app 60 pto horsepower and it makes a nicely balanced unit. Currently I am using it on old caraganas. I have a very hard time keeping up to the unit and these branches, though very tough go through with ease. Very glad that I got a unit with hydraulic infeed. Very well built unit! Regards, Douglas
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WC88 Wood Chipper
PA, USA
Michael Christy
Hi Janice, Started using my woodchipper, WC88 this past week and really appreciate how well the unit operates. At the beginning of the month we had a thunderstorms with severe windshear pockets that knocked down a good amount of trees. I live in the woods and one the size of three football fields took all the trees and snapped them at 20 foot or layed them on the ground. Needless to say your unit will get a big time workout this summer. I like how well its built and have confidence it will do the job I need. Thanks Mike
Hi Janice, Started using my woodchipper, WC88 this past week and really appreciate how well the unit operates. At the beginning of the month we had a thunderstorms with severe windshear pockets that knocked down a good amount of trees. I live in the woods and one the size of three football fields took all the trees and snapped them at 20 foot or layed them on the ground. Needless to say your unit will get a big time workout this summer. I like how well its built and have confidence it will do the job I need. Thanks Mike
Paul Wilke
One week in with my HM130 and I love it. And my new siding. Entry way cove done off to the second hardest part of the home next week and after that all straight runs. Happy man happy wife 😊 Lap siding simple. Shim side of square log a 1/4 to 3/8 up make pass taper cut comes out. Remove shim make pass taper cut comes out. Repeat. Update: Here is my oak deck I built with the lumber off my mill.
One week in with my HM130 and I love it. And my new siding. Entry way cove done off to the second hardest part of the home next week and after that all straight runs. Happy man happy wife 😊 Lap siding simple. Shim side of square log a 1/4 to 3/8 up make pass taper cut comes out. Remove shim make pass taper cut comes out. Repeat. Update: Here is my oak deck I built with the lumber off my mill.
Bill Marsan
Chose your mill for the price and the fact that the carriage bolts together allowing me to take it apart and get in my plane---the welded carriages only allowed me to get in about a 20inch cut whereas with your mill I am able to cut up to 27" ---glad I did too as we have cut some 24inch logs---awesome mill and awesome customer service---Keep up the good work!!! Bill
Chose your mill for the price and the fact that the carriage bolts together allowing me to take it apart and get in my plane---the welded carriages only allowed me to get in about a 20inch cut whereas with your mill I am able to cut up to 27" ---glad I did too as we have cut some 24inch logs---awesome mill and awesome customer service---Keep up the good work!!! Bill
Jeremy Ringler
Hi Lori, I couldn't be happier. I've been having tons of fun milling, and building. My wife and kids enjoy coming out and watching, and even help tend the logs. I've milled red oak, white oak, ash, few very very large maple ( that were just a little bigger than mill throat, but made some strategic passes with mill and widdle down to fit, ended with 20.5 inch planking) and a few cedar trees from a friend and some popple. It's handled it all well above my expectations. Loving this mill. We are true believers in your products, and am very happy I chose your brand over the other two I was looking at. Job well done designing this mill....Thanks again Jeremy Ringler Fun Halloween pictures along with great craftsmanship in the building!
Hi Lori, I couldn't be happier. I've been having tons of fun milling, and building. My wife and kids enjoy coming out and watching, and even help tend the logs. I've milled red oak, white oak, ash, few very very large maple ( that were just a little bigger than mill throat, but made some strategic passes with mill and widdle down to fit, ended with 20.5 inch planking) and a few cedar trees from a friend and some popple. It's handled it all well above my expectations. Loving this mill. We are true believers in your products, and am very happy I chose your brand over the other two I was looking at. Job well done designing this mill....Thanks again Jeremy Ringler Fun Halloween pictures along with great craftsmanship in the building!
Chad Henschen
We cut our first log last night.. really loving this saw so far. Great product. We followed instructions for tracking and lining Everything up, no problems at all so far..thank you for a great product. Hopefully my Dad and I will be making sawdust for years to come.
We cut our first log last night.. really loving this saw so far. Great product. We followed instructions for tracking and lining Everything up, no problems at all so far..thank you for a great product. Hopefully my Dad and I will be making sawdust for years to come.
Darryl VanNatter
Hi guys and gals, appreciate the mill you sent out to me. Gave it a try today, what a blast!! Can't wait to get more wood pulled out of the bush and get at 'er! Here are a couple pictures for you. Now it is truly a "portable sawmill"!! Works great with this setup. designed a great holding system so it does not move at all during transport. Can hang it upside down!! Anyways, hope you enjoy! Darryl
Hi guys and gals, appreciate the mill you sent out to me. Gave it a try today, what a blast!! Can't wait to get more wood pulled out of the bush and get at 'er! Here are a couple pictures for you. Now it is truly a "portable sawmill"!! Works great with this setup. designed a great holding system so it does not move at all during transport. Can hang it upside down!! Anyways, hope you enjoy! Darryl
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HM126 Sawmill
MS, USA
Patrick Ervin
I've owned the mill for over a year and a half, that's my first cut on it. FINALLY!!!! Just a pine that's been there about 6 months
I've owned the mill for over a year and a half, that's my first cut on it. FINALLY!!!! Just a pine that's been there about 6 months
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ATV Trailer
Ontario, Canada
Mike Holmes
T.V personnel Mike Holmes from the popular show Holmes on Homes is pleased with his new T-Rex trailer purchase. Welcome to the Woodland Mills family Mike and enjoy your new trailer, we look forward to seeing you using it on your show!
T.V personnel Mike Holmes from the popular show Holmes on Homes is pleased with his new T-Rex trailer purchase. Welcome to the Woodland Mills family Mike and enjoy your new trailer, we look forward to seeing you using it on your show!
Edward Pianalto
Hello Neil, Thanks for the information and explanation to my questions. Here's a few pics of the sawmill on the trailer built from the plans off of your site! A couple of changes were made to accommodate the forest service roads in Colorado to my cabin that I'll be taking the sawmill on! * 1/4" tubing was used for the side frame, cross beams, & tongue. * Additional gussets for the tongue receivers * pin in both front & rear tongue receivers * 3,500 lb. axle with springs * 2" square tubing for ramps....that slide along the side of the frame rail * Hand winch which swivels down while cutting * trailer lights. Update: Finally got the mill up to the cabin in the beautiful Colorado Rocky Mountains! Everything has worked out fabulous!
Hello Neil, Thanks for the information and explanation to my questions. Here's a few pics of the sawmill on the trailer built from the plans off of your site! A couple of changes were made to accommodate the forest service roads in Colorado to my cabin that I'll be taking the sawmill on! * 1/4" tubing was used for the side frame, cross beams, & tongue. * Additional gussets for the tongue receivers * pin in both front & rear tongue receivers * 3,500 lb. axle with springs * 2" square tubing for ramps....that slide along the side of the frame rail * Hand winch which swivels down while cutting * trailer lights. Update: Finally got the mill up to the cabin in the beautiful Colorado Rocky Mountains! Everything has worked out fabulous!
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WC88 Wood Chipper
VT, USA
Bruce Busa
A GREAT Chipper. I am soooooo glad I did NOT buy the chipper my neighbor sold for more than my new and delivered Woodland Mills chipper. And this chipper is much nicer and better built than that orange second owner one. I tell him every time I see him how glad I am that I did not buy his. And how well built this Woodland Mills one is.
A GREAT Chipper. I am soooooo glad I did NOT buy the chipper my neighbor sold for more than my new and delivered Woodland Mills chipper. And this chipper is much nicer and better built than that orange second owner one. I tell him every time I see him how glad I am that I did not buy his. And how well built this Woodland Mills one is.
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WC88 Wood Chipper
OH, USA
Joseph Shai
This is a picture after about 20 hours on the chipper. It is awesome and of excellent quality and durability. I looked for a long time for a great strong, easy to use chipper that is safe and long lasting. It works great.
This is a picture after about 20 hours on the chipper. It is awesome and of excellent quality and durability. I looked for a long time for a great strong, easy to use chipper that is safe and long lasting. It works great.
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722/HM122 Sawmill
FL, USA
Casey Bigelow
Dear Woodland Mills, I have cut 8"x8" s all the way down to 1"x4"s... This is my first mill and it was easy to learn. Everything on the mill is user friendly. I cut my own 2x6's to build an addition to my barn. I am currently cutting cants to be sawn into 1"x14''s to use as interior siding at the river house. No regrets or buyers remorse here! Great customer service as well! Thanks Casey Bigelow, Attorney at Law
Dear Woodland Mills, I have cut 8"x8" s all the way down to 1"x4"s... This is my first mill and it was easy to learn. Everything on the mill is user friendly. I cut my own 2x6's to build an addition to my barn. I am currently cutting cants to be sawn into 1"x14''s to use as interior siding at the river house. No regrets or buyers remorse here! Great customer service as well! Thanks Casey Bigelow, Attorney at Law
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WG24 Stump Grinder
AR, USA
Ricky Ball
30 hp at the pto, the John deere 3038 handles the grinder with no problem, I have ground stumps of every size and have not had any issues.
30 hp at the pto, the John deere 3038 handles the grinder with no problem, I have ground stumps of every size and have not had any issues.
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722/HM122 Sawmill
PA, USA
Tim Gow
Id like to thank you folks for a very well made product . Set up took about half of a day and it cuts very well . Thanks again im very happy with the mill
Id like to thank you folks for a very well made product . Set up took about half of a day and it cuts very well . Thanks again im very happy with the mill
Clifford Horn
My HM126, sawn wood and log dolly I fabricated to reduce labor working my mill. I love the mill. I have milled white oak, cedar, southern yellow pine, & sweet gum. Here are a few pics. And some ive edge siding cut on my HM126. Update: Finished live edge siding 12x24 ft shed. Siding & 2x4s, sub-floor cut on my HM126.
My HM126, sawn wood and log dolly I fabricated to reduce labor working my mill. I love the mill. I have milled white oak, cedar, southern yellow pine, & sweet gum. Here are a few pics. And some ive edge siding cut on my HM126. Update: Finished live edge siding 12x24 ft shed. Siding & 2x4s, sub-floor cut on my HM126.
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WC88 Wood Chipper
ON Canada
Josh-
Making some chips for the garden
Making some chips for the garden
Patrick Turk. Forest 2 Furniture, UK
Not half way through the year and I've milled over 300 cu/ft of timber comprising of Sycamore, Oak, Cherry, Lime, Ash, Elm, Walnut and still more trees booked in to mill. I love this job. I've got twice as much Sycamore to mill before the end of May as well as a large Oak, Cherry and Walnut and 2 huge Sweet Chestnut. Why did I wait so long before getting a bandsaw mill? Think I'm going to become the equivalent to an ex-smoker but in milling terms! This weeks milling produced 50cu/ft of prime & character English oak timber. This is the largest section I've ever had on the mill measuring 30" diameter. Thought it would kill the winch but not a problem, did bend the ramps bit though! Most of the boards have been cut to 30mm for floorboards
Not half way through the year and I've milled over 300 cu/ft of timber comprising of Sycamore, Oak, Cherry, Lime, Ash, Elm, Walnut and still more trees booked in to mill. I love this job. I've got twice as much Sycamore to mill before the end of May as well as a large Oak, Cherry and Walnut and 2 huge Sweet Chestnut. Why did I wait so long before getting a bandsaw mill? Think I'm going to become the equivalent to an ex-smoker but in milling terms! This weeks milling produced 50cu/ft of prime & character English oak timber. This is the largest section I've ever had on the mill measuring 30" diameter. Thought it would kill the winch but not a problem, did bend the ramps bit though! Most of the boards have been cut to 30mm for floorboards
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HM126 Sawmill
MI, USA
David Agar
A few retired utility poles for structure, three large spruce logs for siding and there you have it, my sawmill shed for my 126. I put tempered glass panels on the back roof for light.
A few retired utility poles for structure, three large spruce logs for siding and there you have it, my sawmill shed for my 126. I put tempered glass panels on the back roof for light.
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HM126 Sawmill
LA, USA
Robert Sayers
This is why I have an HM126. One log at a time. Logs for my log cabin, Robert Sayers Update:6x8. Thank you Lori, I've been really really busy on the farm and finally getting back to working on the cabin. Here is a few progress pics. Rafters are 4x6. I would give the HM126 a 5 star rating. I believe the hm126 to be the best manual mill in it's class.
This is why I have an HM126. One log at a time. Logs for my log cabin, Robert Sayers Update:6x8. Thank you Lori, I've been really really busy on the farm and finally getting back to working on the cabin. Here is a few progress pics. Rafters are 4x6. I would give the HM126 a 5 star rating. I believe the hm126 to be the best manual mill in it's class.
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HM126 Sawmill
ON Canada
Alan Obma
My husband Alan is the owner of a HM 126. This is his first project, a garden shed. Made with white spruce, from our own bush! in Elmvale, Ontario.
My husband Alan is the owner of a HM 126. This is his first project, a garden shed. Made with white spruce, from our own bush! in Elmvale, Ontario.
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HM126 Sawmill
OH, USA
Ronnie Phillips
Thanks woodland mills this is one of the handiest piece of equipment I've ever bought wish I done years ago. Finally finished my set up and ready to work!
Thanks woodland mills this is one of the handiest piece of equipment I've ever bought wish I done years ago. Finally finished my set up and ready to work!
Tim Jones
Head assembled and ready for the tracks on this 90 degree day. First few cuts 1” slab and 1/8” veneer from an old hard maple log that has been laying around for a few years. Need to make a few adjustments but it cuts pretty good and I am well pleased. I see a few more bee hives in the near future. A 21" green maple is about too much for 1 man to handle without a helper. Luckily, my helper took a break from his riding long enough to pose for a photo. A rough little picnic table from some sawmill shed scraps
Head assembled and ready for the tracks on this 90 degree day. First few cuts 1” slab and 1/8” veneer from an old hard maple log that has been laying around for a few years. Need to make a few adjustments but it cuts pretty good and I am well pleased. I see a few more bee hives in the near future. A 21" green maple is about too much for 1 man to handle without a helper. Luckily, my helper took a break from his riding long enough to pose for a photo. A rough little picnic table from some sawmill shed scraps
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HM130 Sawmill
IL, USA
Terry Davis & Becky Behn McManus.
Cutting hobby slices and burning in trees at Zuma Creek Ranch.
Cutting hobby slices and burning in trees at Zuma Creek Ranch.
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WG24 Stump Grinder
QC Canada
Etienne Robichaud
I am satisfied with my purchase it works well thank you it was exactly what I needed
I am satisfied with my purchase it works well thank you it was exactly what I needed
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WG24 Stump Grinder
IL, USA
Terry Davis & Becky Behn McManus
Terry Davis added to our Woodland Mills family today! Took care of 4 stumps already this evening. Works GREAT!
Terry Davis added to our Woodland Mills family today! Took care of 4 stumps already this evening. Works GREAT!
Pam & Billy Bowers
Hi Lori, Yes! We are well and still love the Woodland Mills sawmill. My husband uses it or wood he has sawed on it most every day. He has build a shed over the sawmill, a wood working building, a shed, and several projects from the wood. He has made some signs and I paint them. Some whirligigs and other things. Thanks for everything. We appreciate your customer service. Pam & Billy
Hi Lori, Yes! We are well and still love the Woodland Mills sawmill. My husband uses it or wood he has sawed on it most every day. He has build a shed over the sawmill, a wood working building, a shed, and several projects from the wood. He has made some signs and I paint them. Some whirligigs and other things. Thanks for everything. We appreciate your customer service. Pam & Billy
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722/HM122 Sawmill
Ontario, Canada
Rob Waywell
Got the mill set up this weekend and looking forward to milling
Got the mill set up this weekend and looking forward to milling
John Durham
I received the HM122 sawmill on Jan. 3 2017, had it set up in 2 days but then decided to mount it on a trailer. Finally got it set up and started cutting lumber, it's been great so far. The only problem I had was the drive belt would roll off the pulley as soon as it started to move, I used the online chat on the website (can't remember who I talked to) and within 30 minutes someone from tech dept. called and sent a new belt free of charge, Great customer service. I bought this sawmill to cut lumber to build a new tractor shed but my neighbors and family found out I have a mill and to make a long story short after 4 months of cutting I am still trying to get enough lumber cut for the tractor shed. I you want to improve your social life buy a sawmill. I will send better pictures when I get the shed built, and if you want to send me a hat make it a green one. Thanks
I received the HM122 sawmill on Jan. 3 2017, had it set up in 2 days but then decided to mount it on a trailer. Finally got it set up and started cutting lumber, it's been great so far. The only problem I had was the drive belt would roll off the pulley as soon as it started to move, I used the online chat on the website (can't remember who I talked to) and within 30 minutes someone from tech dept. called and sent a new belt free of charge, Great customer service. I bought this sawmill to cut lumber to build a new tractor shed but my neighbors and family found out I have a mill and to make a long story short after 4 months of cutting I am still trying to get enough lumber cut for the tractor shed. I you want to improve your social life buy a sawmill. I will send better pictures when I get the shed built, and if you want to send me a hat make it a green one. Thanks
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722/HM122 Sawmill
AK, USA
Caleb Shoulders
The mill works great! I had to use a helicopter to get the crate out to the site then I assembled it on site. No complaints!
The mill works great! I had to use a helicopter to get the crate out to the site then I assembled it on site. No complaints!
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HM126 Sawmill
ME, USA
Brandon Vainio
I have been looking at the HM126 for 4 years now and finally pulled the trigger. I single handedly assembled and set up the mill in a day (with tractor). The following day I did the tracking and an hour later I milled my first log. So far I have milled several spruce and cedar all 10' in length, but I can tell what type of saw I have purchased. This mill does an amazing job and Woodland Mills deserves a Nobel Prize for designing an affordable, RUGGED, easy-to-use, board slicing/beam making, saw dust throwing MACHINE! -Thanks Update: All siding and barn doors were sawn with my 126. Great mill!
I have been looking at the HM126 for 4 years now and finally pulled the trigger. I single handedly assembled and set up the mill in a day (with tractor). The following day I did the tracking and an hour later I milled my first log. So far I have milled several spruce and cedar all 10' in length, but I can tell what type of saw I have purchased. This mill does an amazing job and Woodland Mills deserves a Nobel Prize for designing an affordable, RUGGED, easy-to-use, board slicing/beam making, saw dust throwing MACHINE! -Thanks Update: All siding and barn doors were sawn with my 126. Great mill!
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WC88 Wood Chipper
QC Canada
Gerard Mathar, Gaspesie Sauvage Produits Forestiers Inc.
Everything is working well so far!
Everything is working well so far!
Tim Byrnes Sr.
Extension installed and ready to saw tomorrow. I could not be happier with the support from Woodland, unbelievable customer care like no other. Normally, I can't stand pine but this stuff is fantastic and I have a fair amount of it. Blue stain pine. I have a commission for 2 more pieces. Then I really want to start in on the cedar and cherry I milled, but I have to do what the customers pay for first. I love my mill. This flamed cedar chest has a top drawer. https://www.facebook.com/ThreeHandsWoodworking
Extension installed and ready to saw tomorrow. I could not be happier with the support from Woodland, unbelievable customer care like no other. Normally, I can't stand pine but this stuff is fantastic and I have a fair amount of it. Blue stain pine. I have a commission for 2 more pieces. Then I really want to start in on the cedar and cherry I milled, but I have to do what the customers pay for first. I love my mill. This flamed cedar chest has a top drawer. https://www.facebook.com/ThreeHandsWoodworking
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WC88 Wood Chipper
CT, USA
Steve Geddes
Thank you for such a quick delivery. I've tried several 3pt chippers and this is by far the best machine for the money. Extremely well built. I would highly recommend this chipper. Works great behind my Allis Chalmers tractor . Thank you, Steve Geddes
Thank you for such a quick delivery. I've tried several 3pt chippers and this is by far the best machine for the money. Extremely well built. I would highly recommend this chipper. Works great behind my Allis Chalmers tractor . Thank you, Steve Geddes
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WC88 Wood Chipper
MN, USA
Duane Schmur
The chipper works really well. It's well designed and built. This is the first chipper I've owned and I'm very happy with it. Thanks Duane Schuur
The chipper works really well. It's well designed and built. This is the first chipper I've owned and I'm very happy with it. Thanks Duane Schuur
Lawrence Cook
Boat trailer transformed for my mill. Turned out great and I can't wait to test it out on some logs tomorrow. Still a great little mill that is perfect for all my projects. Thanks again Woodland Mills. Here is a pic from today sawing out some balsam. Just one of many that were done today with this little work horse. Cutting some pine, cedar and cherry, Thank-you, I love this thing.
Boat trailer transformed for my mill. Turned out great and I can't wait to test it out on some logs tomorrow. Still a great little mill that is perfect for all my projects. Thanks again Woodland Mills. Here is a pic from today sawing out some balsam. Just one of many that were done today with this little work horse. Cutting some pine, cedar and cherry, Thank-you, I love this thing.
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HM126 Sawmill
AL, USA
Brian & Darah Burkett
My husband made it from wood he cut with his Woodland Mill. He had talked about woodworking for many years and I'm so glad to see him fulfill his dreams. His talent amazes me still but I'm probably partial. The whole family is enjoying Daddy's mill.
My husband made it from wood he cut with his Woodland Mill. He had talked about woodworking for many years and I'm so glad to see him fulfill his dreams. His talent amazes me still but I'm probably partial. The whole family is enjoying Daddy's mill.
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WC88 Wood Chipper
VT, USA
Brian Wright
Hi Lori, the chipper works great! Wish I had it ten years ago. All around faster and easier than my old manual feed, 6" chipper.
Hi Lori, the chipper works great! Wish I had it ten years ago. All around faster and easier than my old manual feed, 6" chipper.
Steven Wright
Milling some long 2" boards, thinking of making tables to go with benches? Happy days here in the wet Scottish boarders. Had the mill for a year now, lost count how many fence panels I have made using the wood from it! Great piece of kit!! Update: Worth it's weight in gold my mill! Busy few days ta get fencing boards cut
Milling some long 2" boards, thinking of making tables to go with benches? Happy days here in the wet Scottish boarders. Had the mill for a year now, lost count how many fence panels I have made using the wood from it! Great piece of kit!! Update: Worth it's weight in gold my mill! Busy few days ta get fencing boards cut
Mark Kiloran
Here are pics of my new Woodland Mills WC68 wood chipper. It is attached to a Kubota B-30/30 tractor, rated at approx 30 h.p. Everything works great! Ordering online was a breeze, delivery in less than a week and set-up was straightforward. Very impressed with the quality of the product, price point, this firm and their client interface. Highly recommended! My only issue is what to do with the awesome steel shipping frame that the Chipper was shipped in! LOL
Here are pics of my new Woodland Mills WC68 wood chipper. It is attached to a Kubota B-30/30 tractor, rated at approx 30 h.p. Everything works great! Ordering online was a breeze, delivery in less than a week and set-up was straightforward. Very impressed with the quality of the product, price point, this firm and their client interface. Highly recommended! My only issue is what to do with the awesome steel shipping frame that the Chipper was shipped in! LOL
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HM126 Sawmill
OH, USA
Ben Nolting
Good Morning Lori, Everything is going great with the new mill. I had several other projects in front of this one but I’m really excited to be getting unpacked and put together. The pile of logs keeps growing out back so it’s a good thing. Update: I though the Woodland Mills Family would like this as much as I do. This is a ladder my boys made out of scraps. They did this this pretty much all on their own and even put my hammer away. since the day the mill arrived they have been talking about building a cabin when they are older.
Good Morning Lori, Everything is going great with the new mill. I had several other projects in front of this one but I’m really excited to be getting unpacked and put together. The pile of logs keeps growing out back so it’s a good thing. Update: I though the Woodland Mills Family would like this as much as I do. This is a ladder my boys made out of scraps. They did this this pretty much all on their own and even put my hammer away. since the day the mill arrived they have been talking about building a cabin when they are older.
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WG24 Stump Grinder
IA, USA
Michael Paris
I have never regretted the purchase of my stump cutter. I have been thinning my timber and building trails for over 10 years, I have removed between 50 and 100 stumps and only replaced 1 tooth from hitting a small rock. Mowing the trails and thinned timber is much easier without hitting all of those stumps. Also I had 27 ash trees in my yard. I can remove them and the stumps myself now. Only about 8 left. Thank, Map
I have never regretted the purchase of my stump cutter. I have been thinning my timber and building trails for over 10 years, I have removed between 50 and 100 stumps and only replaced 1 tooth from hitting a small rock. Mowing the trails and thinned timber is much easier without hitting all of those stumps. Also I had 27 ash trees in my yard. I can remove them and the stumps myself now. Only about 8 left. Thank, Map
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HM126 Sawmill
ON Canada
Mario DeCastris
Enjoying getting my new HM126 set up.
Enjoying getting my new HM126 set up.
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HM130 Sawmill
BC, Canada
Tim Erickson
First Elm log, Elm log, All squared, Me standing by my mill, Elm and walnut slabs, 3D Bowl I made from walnut, maple, spalted holly
First Elm log, Elm log, All squared, Me standing by my mill, Elm and walnut slabs, 3D Bowl I made from walnut, maple, spalted holly
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HM130 Sawmill
CA, USA
Millers Milling
Three years ago we bought our first mill, a hm126. We saved for 4 mos and added our income tax return to swing it. We were comfortable and our family's needs were met but really had no lifestyle. After finding my passion with milling and three years of hard work milling and selling wood full time we now have a thriving business here in NorCal and are enjoying things we never thought we would! ( pic is of our new hot rod ) thank you to the entire team at Woodland Mills for making dreams possible! Now we have the HM130, it's a great mill! Scot Miller, Millers Milling
Three years ago we bought our first mill, a hm126. We saved for 4 mos and added our income tax return to swing it. We were comfortable and our family's needs were met but really had no lifestyle. After finding my passion with milling and three years of hard work milling and selling wood full time we now have a thriving business here in NorCal and are enjoying things we never thought we would! ( pic is of our new hot rod ) thank you to the entire team at Woodland Mills for making dreams possible! Now we have the HM130, it's a great mill! Scot Miller, Millers Milling
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WG24 Stump Grinder
NC, USA
James Revere
Just received our Woodland Mills WG24 stump grinder today at 3:30 pm! After unpacking it (came shipped in a steel crate) adjusting the pto clutch, and putting on a couple of parts, I got started grinding stumps by roughly 5 pm. At 20 minutes after 7pm I had ground roughly 20 stumps!! What an AWESOME machine!!! Thank you Woodland mills for an awesome piece of equipment!!! I highly recommend this piece of equipment!! James
Just received our Woodland Mills WG24 stump grinder today at 3:30 pm! After unpacking it (came shipped in a steel crate) adjusting the pto clutch, and putting on a couple of parts, I got started grinding stumps by roughly 5 pm. At 20 minutes after 7pm I had ground roughly 20 stumps!! What an AWESOME machine!!! Thank you Woodland mills for an awesome piece of equipment!!! I highly recommend this piece of equipment!! James
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HM126 Sawmill
Italy
Simone Zuccotti
A new Woodland man. Milling some Robenia Pseudoacacia, or Black Locust
A new Woodland man. Milling some Robenia Pseudoacacia, or Black Locust
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WC88 Wood Chipper
OH, USA
Dave Hoff
This chipper is everything I hoped it would be. I have used it for a couple of months clearing field edges of brush and trees. Very satisfied with quality and performance.
This chipper is everything I hoped it would be. I have used it for a couple of months clearing field edges of brush and trees. Very satisfied with quality and performance.
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722/HM122 Sawmill
SK, Canada
Tim Eashappie
The 122 is super portable and I can haul and setup from the back of a quad to remote locations. Cutting Pine kill.......looking forward to sending you guys a video when it's out on remote locations at work. Thanks for the Great tool!
The 122 is super portable and I can haul and setup from the back of a quad to remote locations. Cutting Pine kill.......looking forward to sending you guys a video when it's out on remote locations at work. Thanks for the Great tool!
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HM126 Sawmill
TN, USA
Ricky & Clestra Crawford
I am sawing 1/6 of red oak and I've got over 4000 feet to saw for a fence. That is 27 inch round and 16 ft long red oak log.
I am sawing 1/6 of red oak and I've got over 4000 feet to saw for a fence. That is 27 inch round and 16 ft long red oak log.
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HM126 Sawmill
NS, Canada
Dan Zwicker
Mills up and running and the home built log arch is too cool.. Having great luck with the mill! We have cut approx. 2000 board ft. of hemlock and its working perfect. Thanks very much . Great product
Mills up and running and the home built log arch is too cool.. Having great luck with the mill! We have cut approx. 2000 board ft. of hemlock and its working perfect. Thanks very much . Great product
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HM130 Sawmill
BC, Canada
Chuck Grant
Milled a little cherry for a client. It took a little trimming on the big one and it definitely maxed it out but the 130 never let me down. Some sweet fir slabs
Milled a little cherry for a client. It took a little trimming on the big one and it definitely maxed it out but the 130 never let me down. Some sweet fir slabs
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WG24 Stump Grinder
GA, USA
William Ingersoll
Love my new stump grinder, 25 stumps the 1st day on a 19.5 hp pto MF, thanks for a great product!
Love my new stump grinder, 25 stumps the 1st day on a 19.5 hp pto MF, thanks for a great product!
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HM126 Sawmill
ON Canada
Don Mersereau
First log on the mill. Making sawdust. Have to haul some cedar for timbers and set up permanent on the ground. Update: Hi Lori, Got timbers milled and set up, moved tracks over from trailer and leveled. Backed the trailer up to the end of tracks and slid the sawhead over. Ready to mill some more. Need a building over it now. Don Update: Hi Lori, Built some cedar planters to replace the old log ones from years past. Started siding on Faye's sewing room. Staining the siding inside garage as it is a bit cooler now. HM126 works great. Cuts straight and true for me. Biggest part of the job is hauling logs out of the bush.
First log on the mill. Making sawdust. Have to haul some cedar for timbers and set up permanent on the ground. Update: Hi Lori, Got timbers milled and set up, moved tracks over from trailer and leveled. Backed the trailer up to the end of tracks and slid the sawhead over. Ready to mill some more. Need a building over it now. Don Update: Hi Lori, Built some cedar planters to replace the old log ones from years past. Started siding on Faye's sewing room. Staining the siding inside garage as it is a bit cooler now. HM126 works great. Cuts straight and true for me. Biggest part of the job is hauling logs out of the bush.
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HM126 Sawmill
BC, Canada
Jamie Perfect
Milling some beauty red cedar! Here are a few of my finished products as well-Jamie Perfect
Milling some beauty red cedar! Here are a few of my finished products as well-Jamie Perfect
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HM126 Sawmill
VT, USA
Michael Nusbaum
As you can see from the picture I am putting the mill to good use. All the lumber used in the ongoing construction of my mill house has come from my HM126. Thank you for your excellent customer service, it is refreshing to know that a company cares about their customers as much as you do. Michael, Happy Customer
As you can see from the picture I am putting the mill to good use. All the lumber used in the ongoing construction of my mill house has come from my HM126. Thank you for your excellent customer service, it is refreshing to know that a company cares about their customers as much as you do. Michael, Happy Customer
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722/HM122 Sawmill
TX, USA
Mark Koeppen
All made with my HM122, I's enjoying it very much!
All made with my HM122, I's enjoying it very much!
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722/HM122 Sawmill
AZ, USA
John Porter
Here are a few pictures. Most of it is mesquite - some pine - eucalyptus that is real pretty - real red, a table - the bar still in work - love the saw, John
Here are a few pictures. Most of it is mesquite - some pine - eucalyptus that is real pretty - real red, a table - the bar still in work - love the saw, John
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WG24 Stump Grinder
LA, USA
Kenny Perez
Posted one video on FB. Thanks for all the help when I called in to get information.
Posted one video on FB. Thanks for all the help when I called in to get information.
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HM130 Sawmill
Alberta, Canada
Kevin Olson
Thanks so much again for everything! We love the mill! So far my wife has cut all of the wood. We are making a barn and will send more pictures next year when it is completed.
Thanks so much again for everything! We love the mill! So far my wife has cut all of the wood. We are making a barn and will send more pictures next year when it is completed.
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HM130 Sawmill
IL, USA
Mike Dotson
Hello Lori..I am for sure loving the mill. Just wish I would have gotten one sooner! I have over 1200 board feet of oak,cedar, poplar and maple air drying right now. Will be building a solar kiln this fall and start milling again. Thanks for a great mill. I've attached a couple pics! Update: Hello Lori Finally started the wood kiln.Milled the floor joists out of red cedar on the 130..It is one sweet mill. I've yet to have one problem with it. One of your competitors even bragged on what a good mill you build! Ill keep you updated on my progress..The kiln is 12x7.It was developed by Virginia Tech. Great reviews. Will dry 1000 board feet in 30 days.
Hello Lori..I am for sure loving the mill. Just wish I would have gotten one sooner! I have over 1200 board feet of oak,cedar, poplar and maple air drying right now. Will be building a solar kiln this fall and start milling again. Thanks for a great mill. I've attached a couple pics! Update: Hello Lori Finally started the wood kiln.Milled the floor joists out of red cedar on the 130..It is one sweet mill. I've yet to have one problem with it. One of your competitors even bragged on what a good mill you build! Ill keep you updated on my progress..The kiln is 12x7.It was developed by Virginia Tech. Great reviews. Will dry 1000 board feet in 30 days.
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HM126 Sawmill
CT, USA
Mike Martin
Mike loves the new HM126 mill!!!!! Took a little time adjusting everything, but it's great now. Here he is using his milled wood to build a trailer for fire wood. Thanks, we are happy with our purchase. Karen & Mike
Mike loves the new HM126 mill!!!!! Took a little time adjusting everything, but it's great now. Here he is using his milled wood to build a trailer for fire wood. Thanks, we are happy with our purchase. Karen & Mike
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HM126 Sawmill
NS, Canada
Robert Macleod
Hi, I'm having fun with my mill. Lots of projects done for myself and friends. Slabs ready for a friends outdoor furnace and sawdust goes next door to a farm. Nothing wasted, maybe a little time. That's a VEG-TRUG .made from cedar , 4 inch boards and 2x4 sawn from the smaller tops left from decking logs.
Hi, I'm having fun with my mill. Lots of projects done for myself and friends. Slabs ready for a friends outdoor furnace and sawdust goes next door to a farm. Nothing wasted, maybe a little time. That's a VEG-TRUG .made from cedar , 4 inch boards and 2x4 sawn from the smaller tops left from decking logs.
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HM126 Sawmill
IL, USA
David Jensen
Lori, Here is my latest project. Cut white oaks, plane in half and edge glued it to make a wider bar top. Also cutting telephone poles for my post frame building. Great saw, runs true!
Lori, Here is my latest project. Cut white oaks, plane in half and edge glued it to make a wider bar top. Also cutting telephone poles for my post frame building. Great saw, runs true!
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HM130 Sawmill
AR, USA
Archie Yelverton Sr.
Cutting a trailer floor 16 inch wide oak
Cutting a trailer floor 16 inch wide oak
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722/HM122 Sawmill
TX, USA
Paul Rogers
Here are some of the projects we finished on my 122.
Here are some of the projects we finished on my 122.
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WG24 Stump Grinder
CA, USA
Ted Bowler
"What happened to my Stump Grinder? When I got it, it was beautiful, green, shinny, rugged and rearing to go. But after a solid week of grinding now it’s dirty, dusty and in need of good hosing off. More seriously: it’s a great machine that performs beautifully. Well-engineered, well made, and when I had an issue with the delivery people, Lori at Woodland Mills was right there to make sure the situation was resolved to my satisfaction. Thank you Woodland Mills, we’ll do business together again. Ted Bowler, Southern California.”
"What happened to my Stump Grinder? When I got it, it was beautiful, green, shinny, rugged and rearing to go. But after a solid week of grinding now it’s dirty, dusty and in need of good hosing off. More seriously: it’s a great machine that performs beautifully. Well-engineered, well made, and when I had an issue with the delivery people, Lori at Woodland Mills was right there to make sure the situation was resolved to my satisfaction. Thank you Woodland Mills, we’ll do business together again. Ted Bowler, Southern California.”
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ATV Trailer
Ontario, Canada
Mike Steele
I'm finding the trailer extremely useful and find new ways to utilize it around the house all the time. Highly recommend the trailer to anyone that has property or hunts. Mike
I'm finding the trailer extremely useful and find new ways to utilize it around the house all the time. Highly recommend the trailer to anyone that has property or hunts. Mike
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WC88 Wood Chipper
WV, USA
Dan Tabler
This is one AWESOME machine. Everything is commercial grade. We ran through 6” +Locust and Oak as easily as old pine. It never missed a beat! The on line videos depicted exactly what was shipped. This is my second Woodland mills products. The stump grinder is equally awesome. Both of these machines will be in my inventory for a LONG time. Thanks again Woodland Mills.
This is one AWESOME machine. Everything is commercial grade. We ran through 6” +Locust and Oak as easily as old pine. It never missed a beat! The on line videos depicted exactly what was shipped. This is my second Woodland mills products. The stump grinder is equally awesome. Both of these machines will be in my inventory for a LONG time. Thanks again Woodland Mills.
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HM126 Sawmill
MI, USA
Brad Heiss
First project was a workshop all built with wood milled with my HM126. Now I'm teaching my son to mill so he can build his own trapper shed on our 2016 hm126.
First project was a workshop all built with wood milled with my HM126. Now I'm teaching my son to mill so he can build his own trapper shed on our 2016 hm126.
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HM126 Sawmill
Denmark
Adam Malling
Milling some Larch on my HM126. This stacked will become the flooring for a Yoga studio and the house!
Milling some Larch on my HM126. This stacked will become the flooring for a Yoga studio and the house!
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HM126 Sawmill
NC, USA
Tommy Mikeal
I love my woodland mill 126 . l have cut enough lumber to build my hunting cabin and a lot more for my friends. The only regret I have is I didn't buy it sooner. Thanks so much Woodland mills for a great product sincerely Tommy Mikeal.
I love my woodland mill 126 . l have cut enough lumber to build my hunting cabin and a lot more for my friends. The only regret I have is I didn't buy it sooner. Thanks so much Woodland mills for a great product sincerely Tommy Mikeal.
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HM126 Sawmill
Italy
Enzo Zanetti
Il grande lavoro oggi sulla fattoria di Enzo: frutta a guscio, olmo, alders e ciliegio The great work today on Enzo's farm: Nuts, elm, alders and the cherry tree.
Il grande lavoro oggi sulla fattoria di Enzo: frutta a guscio, olmo, alders e ciliegio The great work today on Enzo's farm: Nuts, elm, alders and the cherry tree.
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HM126 Sawmill
Ontario, Canada
Mark
Here is what I am working on with my HM126. Thanks! Mark
Here is what I am working on with my HM126. Thanks! Mark
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HM126 Sawmill
Italy
Angelo & Andrea
Oggi con Angelo e consorte abbiamo segato le vecchie travi di abete ed olmo del 1794, che diventeranno il pavimento del loro agriturismo Today with Angelo and consort we sawn the old fir and elm beams of 1794, which will become the floor of their farm,
Oggi con Angelo e consorte abbiamo segato le vecchie travi di abete ed olmo del 1794, che diventeranno il pavimento del loro agriturismo Today with Angelo and consort we sawn the old fir and elm beams of 1794, which will become the floor of their farm,
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HM126 Sawmill
Italy
Thomas
Una storia vera: ad metà aprile 2017 Thomas decide di costruire una baita sotto la Marmolada, acquista una hm126 ed inizia a segare i tronchi di larice togliti nel bosco li attorno alla baita. il primo di maggio, sotto la neve, arriva al tetto della baita ed il suo sogno è realizzato. complimenti A true story: in mid-April 2017, Thomas decides to build a cabin under the Marmolada, buy a HM126 and start sawing the larch logs off in the woods around the cabin. The first of May, under the snow, comes to the roof of the cabin and its dream is made. Congratulations
Una storia vera: ad metà aprile 2017 Thomas decide di costruire una baita sotto la Marmolada, acquista una hm126 ed inizia a segare i tronchi di larice togliti nel bosco li attorno alla baita. il primo di maggio, sotto la neve, arriva al tetto della baita ed il suo sogno è realizzato. complimenti A true story: in mid-April 2017, Thomas decides to build a cabin under the Marmolada, buy a HM126 and start sawing the larch logs off in the woods around the cabin. The first of May, under the snow, comes to the roof of the cabin and its dream is made. Congratulations
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HM126 Sawmill
KY, USA
James Smith
Good morning, I just wanted to send yall a picture. I also wanted to thank the company for making an affordable yet quality mill. I've had mine sawing lumber for a few months now and and have had no complaints other than not having enough time to saw more. This mill will cut logs bigger than you want to load and roll by hand!
Good morning, I just wanted to send yall a picture. I also wanted to thank the company for making an affordable yet quality mill. I've had mine sawing lumber for a few months now and and have had no complaints other than not having enough time to saw more. This mill will cut logs bigger than you want to load and roll by hand!
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722/HM122 Sawmill
Ontario, Canada
Steve Meunier
Good day folks, I got the mill up and running on the weekend. It is amazing. I attached a photo. Take good care. Update: I absolutely love my sawmill. I have been working on a project for our cottage and milled pretty much all the lumber for it. I set it up a bit higher as most of the work is done at knee level for that exact reason, to be easier on the back. I have a small electric crane/winch to lift the really heavy logs up onto the mill. I am making board and batten for the cottage and also lumber for a lean to against our garage. I will send pics when I am done. Steve Hi Lori, Well I milled up some black ash and made some charcuterie boards this weekend. I got a taste of changing out my first blade as well this weekend. Unbeknownst to me there were a couple of nails in the tree and the tree had grown over top of them. It didn’t destroy the blade but it dulled it pretty good. I put the new blade on and did some trial and error with the adjustment bolt on the left fly wheel until the blade stopped tracking and rubbing on the blade guides and turned freely. Re torqued the blade and I was off to the races. Here are a few pic of the boards sanded and finished
Good day folks, I got the mill up and running on the weekend. It is amazing. I attached a photo. Take good care. Update: I absolutely love my sawmill. I have been working on a project for our cottage and milled pretty much all the lumber for it. I set it up a bit higher as most of the work is done at knee level for that exact reason, to be easier on the back. I have a small electric crane/winch to lift the really heavy logs up onto the mill. I am making board and batten for the cottage and also lumber for a lean to against our garage. I will send pics when I am done. Steve Hi Lori, Well I milled up some black ash and made some charcuterie boards this weekend. I got a taste of changing out my first blade as well this weekend. Unbeknownst to me there were a couple of nails in the tree and the tree had grown over top of them. It didn’t destroy the blade but it dulled it pretty good. I put the new blade on and did some trial and error with the adjustment bolt on the left fly wheel until the blade stopped tracking and rubbing on the blade guides and turned freely. Re torqued the blade and I was off to the races. Here are a few pic of the boards sanded and finished
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HM126 Sawmill
MO, USA
Jim Hargadine
That's my mill, I had a blast and got 180 BF out of that oak log. I love my mill. I’ve cut a lot of logs had a lot of fun.
That's my mill, I had a blast and got 180 BF out of that oak log. I love my mill. I’ve cut a lot of logs had a lot of fun.
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HM130 Sawmill
CA, USA
Jimmy Hughes
Lori, I love the saw mill and here's one of the logs I put on. This was a ponderosa pine. It was 30 inches and I barely could get it cut on the soul but I managed to get it done. I've been cutting up a little bit of Cedar and some Black Oak.
Lori, I love the saw mill and here's one of the logs I put on. This was a ponderosa pine. It was 30 inches and I barely could get it cut on the soul but I managed to get it done. I've been cutting up a little bit of Cedar and some Black Oak.
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WG24 Stump Grinder
NC, USA
Charles Perrin
Thanks, I'm doing well and so in the grinder... I am pleased with it's performance and capabilities! Thanks for your great customer service also!!
Thanks, I'm doing well and so in the grinder... I am pleased with it's performance and capabilities! Thanks for your great customer service also!!
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HM126 Sawmill
MI, USA
Raymond Atwood
My set up. The lean to is 16' wide and 40+ feet long. Plenty of room for the mill and 3-4 stacks of lumber
My set up. The lean to is 16' wide and 40+ feet long. Plenty of room for the mill and 3-4 stacks of lumber
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HM126 Sawmill
IN, USA
Michael Turner
Hi Lori, We had suffered a tree loss from the Ash Borer. The tree laid there for about three years. Nice to use that tree and make a beautiful solid Ash Adirondack chair.
Hi Lori, We had suffered a tree loss from the Ash Borer. The tree laid there for about three years. Nice to use that tree and make a beautiful solid Ash Adirondack chair.
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WG24 Stump Grinder
IL, USA
Bill Ulrich
Brenna, I received my stump grinder and put it to work the same day taking out 2 - 14" pine stumps. I found the set quick and easy including the set up instructions for the drive shaft slip clutch. You will note from the picture and video clip I forwarded you I attached my Woodland Mills Stump Grinder to my tractor through my iMatch rear 3pt coupler. Your mounting locations worked perfectly once I installed the correct size bushings. It's now a very easy on easy off swap out on my 2032 JD utility tractor. I also found that the hydrostatic drive worked really well with your design stump grinder. My machine had plenty of horsepower to drive the grinder, approximately 23.5 PTO HP. Since these pictures were taken I've removed another 12 stumps on my property. The toughest stump was an ash stump; you could tell the difference and it required me to take lighter cuts but it still worked very well and is surprisingly quick. All in all I'm very impressed with the robust design of your product. The heavy duty bearings and heavy gauge guarding are quite impressive. It's a simple design that works very effectively with a hydrostatic utility tractor. Thanks for all your help and follow up in the purchase. I'm now considering purchasing one of your sawmills, trying to decide on the size either the HM126 or HM130. I do like the adjustable blade guide on the HM130 model but the HM126 is probably big enough to support my hobby. Thanks again, Regards, Bill Ulrich
Brenna, I received my stump grinder and put it to work the same day taking out 2 - 14" pine stumps. I found the set quick and easy including the set up instructions for the drive shaft slip clutch. You will note from the picture and video clip I forwarded you I attached my Woodland Mills Stump Grinder to my tractor through my iMatch rear 3pt coupler. Your mounting locations worked perfectly once I installed the correct size bushings. It's now a very easy on easy off swap out on my 2032 JD utility tractor. I also found that the hydrostatic drive worked really well with your design stump grinder. My machine had plenty of horsepower to drive the grinder, approximately 23.5 PTO HP. Since these pictures were taken I've removed another 12 stumps on my property. The toughest stump was an ash stump; you could tell the difference and it required me to take lighter cuts but it still worked very well and is surprisingly quick. All in all I'm very impressed with the robust design of your product. The heavy duty bearings and heavy gauge guarding are quite impressive. It's a simple design that works very effectively with a hydrostatic utility tractor. Thanks for all your help and follow up in the purchase. I'm now considering purchasing one of your sawmills, trying to decide on the size either the HM126 or HM130. I do like the adjustable blade guide on the HM130 model but the HM126 is probably big enough to support my hobby. Thanks again, Regards, Bill Ulrich
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HM126 Sawmill
OH, USA
Bob Rhoades
HI Lori, We are still having drenching rains (10" so far this month, so I have a hard time getting to my logs. I did get several logs milled and sold some lumber. Hoping August is drier. I am sending some pictures of a work bench I am building in my barn. This is a 7' section of what will end up as a 24' bench. This is lumber from my mill. I have had several visitors asking about the mill and I tell them all I love it and it is easy to use. If all goes well, I plan to build a 2 bedroom, 2 bath cabin next spring.
HI Lori, We are still having drenching rains (10" so far this month, so I have a hard time getting to my logs. I did get several logs milled and sold some lumber. Hoping August is drier. I am sending some pictures of a work bench I am building in my barn. This is a 7' section of what will end up as a 24' bench. This is lumber from my mill. I have had several visitors asking about the mill and I tell them all I love it and it is easy to use. If all goes well, I plan to build a 2 bedroom, 2 bath cabin next spring.
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HM126 Sawmill
MO, USA
Joseph Hickman
Got my mill up and running. Trying some different types of wood so far wild cherry, eastern cedar, and hedge. Really enjoying it, thank you! Joseph
Got my mill up and running. Trying some different types of wood so far wild cherry, eastern cedar, and hedge. Really enjoying it, thank you! Joseph
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WC88 Wood Chipper
SK, Canada
David Green
The WC88 works great it makes a nice mulch. I am happy with its performance. The shipping was great. The unit was in good shape and very easy to get into operation. We are using it on a 2750 JD and it handles it with ease. David in Sask
The WC88 works great it makes a nice mulch. I am happy with its performance. The shipping was great. The unit was in good shape and very easy to get into operation. We are using it on a 2750 JD and it handles it with ease. David in Sask
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HM130 Sawmill
UK
Graeme Pecker Wood
Love the Mill, had it for about 3 months. Here's some mirrors I made out of elm cut with a HM130 and some Bar stools with and without backs. Elm again. A pelted giant redwood for a fire place beam. Cut some yew for a customer and polish up for them.
Love the Mill, had it for about 3 months. Here's some mirrors I made out of elm cut with a HM130 and some Bar stools with and without backs. Elm again. A pelted giant redwood for a fire place beam. Cut some yew for a customer and polish up for them.
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HM126 Sawmill
Ireland
Andrew Purchase
This stack of lumber is Sycamore and Lawsonian Cypress and I found a nail and some fencing wire in this Oak but it barely dulled the blade. Re-Sharpened blade and carried on milling. Thank you for the excellent HM126 and the after care service and support. Andrew
This stack of lumber is Sycamore and Lawsonian Cypress and I found a nail and some fencing wire in this Oak but it barely dulled the blade. Re-Sharpened blade and carried on milling. Thank you for the excellent HM126 and the after care service and support. Andrew
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722/HM122 Sawmill
BC, Canada
Jarrid Dorsey
Love my HM122 and the custom lumber you can make with it! Been cutting cedar fireplace mantles and am cutting some new decking. Great mill, runs like a clock and is easy to use. Jarrid
Love my HM122 and the custom lumber you can make with it! Been cutting cedar fireplace mantles and am cutting some new decking. Great mill, runs like a clock and is easy to use. Jarrid
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WG24 Stump Grinder
PA, USA
John Heaton
Hi Lori, I'm very happy with the WG24. My property has a lot of stumps that previous owners never dealt with. I don't have the time to tackle them all at once so I work at it when I can. It is the main reason I chose to buy instead of rent. I appreciate the simplicity of your design and the rugged construction. Attached are three pictures. The first is the delivery. LTL to my home and carried in with my tractor to the barn. The second is with the WG24 attached to my tractor after my first stump session. The third is the aftermath. In a bit over an hour I removed over a dozen stumps ranging in width from five inches to about 12 inches. Some were very old and rotted others still very hard. The woods were locust, oak and maple. I'm in the process of building a dolly for it so I can store it in my barn (concrete floor) like I do my other implements. I put everything on wheels so I can store things compactly. The thing came well packaged. I loved the steel cage. Not sure what to do with it now. I'm using the top part as a tool rack for rakes, shovels, etc. at the moment.
Hi Lori, I'm very happy with the WG24. My property has a lot of stumps that previous owners never dealt with. I don't have the time to tackle them all at once so I work at it when I can. It is the main reason I chose to buy instead of rent. I appreciate the simplicity of your design and the rugged construction. Attached are three pictures. The first is the delivery. LTL to my home and carried in with my tractor to the barn. The second is with the WG24 attached to my tractor after my first stump session. The third is the aftermath. In a bit over an hour I removed over a dozen stumps ranging in width from five inches to about 12 inches. Some were very old and rotted others still very hard. The woods were locust, oak and maple. I'm in the process of building a dolly for it so I can store it in my barn (concrete floor) like I do my other implements. I put everything on wheels so I can store things compactly. The thing came well packaged. I loved the steel cage. Not sure what to do with it now. I'm using the top part as a tool rack for rakes, shovels, etc. at the moment.
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HM126 Sawmill
NH, USA
Gregory Zarembo
Hey Melissa, It's been a minute since we spoke, bought the mill and were so busy that we didn't have time to set it up. Anyways it's set up now and we are very happy with it minus a few little operator error issues on our end...learning. Thanks again! Greg Zarembo, New England Land & Tree care.
Hey Melissa, It's been a minute since we spoke, bought the mill and were so busy that we didn't have time to set it up. Anyways it's set up now and we are very happy with it minus a few little operator error issues on our end...learning. Thanks again! Greg Zarembo, New England Land & Tree care.
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HM126 Sawmill
CA, USA
Jerry Warmerdam
Here are some pictures of my first project. The mill has worked great so far. I very happy with your product. All the best, Jerry Warmerdam
Here are some pictures of my first project. The mill has worked great so far. I very happy with your product. All the best, Jerry Warmerdam
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722/HM122 Sawmill
CO, USA
Raymond Bramlett
I just completed a 1 week milling project at my cabin in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan. We milled up 60 posts and beams ranging in size from 6x6x8' to 6x10x16'. Raymond
I just completed a 1 week milling project at my cabin in the Upper Peninsula of Michigan. We milled up 60 posts and beams ranging in size from 6x6x8' to 6x10x16'. Raymond
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WC88 Wood Chipper
NJ, USA
Gary Gittleson
Here are some pictures of the chipper. It works very well and we are very pleased with it. Thanks. Regards, Gary
Here are some pictures of the chipper. It works very well and we are very pleased with it. Thanks. Regards, Gary
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WC68 Wood Chipper
NE, USA
Jay Connelly
I am really impressed with the quality and operation of the WC68! Powering the chipper is an older Kubota B7800 with only 17.5 PTO HP when new. It bogs down with logs larger than 4" but logs that size are good for firewood, this is perfectly fine. I set the feed at a slow rate matching up well with the time it took to drag the big piles of branches to the chipper. The larger pile was done in about 2 1/2 hours and was made up of a lot of smaller branches. I am really pleased with the workmanship and design of the machine, I have designed industrial automation for over 30 years, this is well designed and built, much better than competing machines at this price point. Jay M. Connelly,
I am really impressed with the quality and operation of the WC68! Powering the chipper is an older Kubota B7800 with only 17.5 PTO HP when new. It bogs down with logs larger than 4" but logs that size are good for firewood, this is perfectly fine. I set the feed at a slow rate matching up well with the time it took to drag the big piles of branches to the chipper. The larger pile was done in about 2 1/2 hours and was made up of a lot of smaller branches. I am really pleased with the workmanship and design of the machine, I have designed industrial automation for over 30 years, this is well designed and built, much better than competing machines at this price point. Jay M. Connelly,
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WG24 Stump Grinder
NY, USA
Dan Andrusz
Hi Lori, Used the stump grinder quite a bit in the spring, once you figure out the sweet spot it does a great job. Over all we are very satisfied and would recommend the WG24. As far as stump grinding machines go: not expensive, minimal maintenance, easy to change teeth. and minimal storage space. A sweet piece of equipment to have around the farm and some good side money too.
Hi Lori, Used the stump grinder quite a bit in the spring, once you figure out the sweet spot it does a great job. Over all we are very satisfied and would recommend the WG24. As far as stump grinding machines go: not expensive, minimal maintenance, easy to change teeth. and minimal storage space. A sweet piece of equipment to have around the farm and some good side money too.
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HM130 Sawmill
NH, USA
Mike Dillon
Nice little surprise running my HM130 on a funky looking red oak log tonight! Thank you so much! I love Woodland Mills. Your service and support is top notch! We are a fill blown Woodland Mills family! All 5 of us run the mill as a family. It's a blast!
Nice little surprise running my HM130 on a funky looking red oak log tonight! Thank you so much! I love Woodland Mills. Your service and support is top notch! We are a fill blown Woodland Mills family! All 5 of us run the mill as a family. It's a blast!
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HM126 Sawmill
NY, USA
Anthony Talarico
Thanks for checking on me and the mill! I love it and have started my own business selling chicken coops. I will be building a permanent base for it and roof over it once my full time job slows down. I will send pictures once it's completed thanks for a great machine. Happy customer Anthony Talarico
Thanks for checking on me and the mill! I love it and have started my own business selling chicken coops. I will be building a permanent base for it and roof over it once my full time job slows down. I will send pictures once it's completed thanks for a great machine. Happy customer Anthony Talarico
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HM126 Sawmill
WV, USA
Bob Juszczak
Here are a few pictures, First is of my son and truck driver delivering the mill, second is of the site we were preparing for the mill, third putting the mill together and the last is of a nice piece of white oak being milled. Thanks for all your help we are very well satisfied!
Here are a few pictures, First is of my son and truck driver delivering the mill, second is of the site we were preparing for the mill, third putting the mill together and the last is of a nice piece of white oak being milled. Thanks for all your help we are very well satisfied!
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WC68 Wood Chipper
AL, USA
Ken Docken
I just want to say how much I love the WC68 wood chipper I bought from you. It was so easy to put together and has done everything I wanted it to. I had one problem with the shaft key breaking but with a quick call to tech support you sent me a replacement part and pictures of how to change it. We are clearing over 5 acres and it has handled everything we needed it to. Thank you, Ken Docken
I just want to say how much I love the WC68 wood chipper I bought from you. It was so easy to put together and has done everything I wanted it to. I had one problem with the shaft key breaking but with a quick call to tech support you sent me a replacement part and pictures of how to change it. We are clearing over 5 acres and it has handled everything we needed it to. Thank you, Ken Docken
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HM126 Sawmill
MI, USA
Tim Goetz
My new red oak flooring milled on my Hm126 that I've had for 4 years. I automated my mill so I don't have to crank to raise or lower and I don't have to push my mill thru the log either. Love my mill! This is my game room 20 x 30 with 10 foot walls all done with live edge red oak siding done on my Hm126.
My new red oak flooring milled on my Hm126 that I've had for 4 years. I automated my mill so I don't have to crank to raise or lower and I don't have to push my mill thru the log either. Love my mill! This is my game room 20 x 30 with 10 foot walls all done with live edge red oak siding done on my Hm126.
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HM130 Sawmill
OR, USA
John Stoffer
Lori, Everything is going great with my 130 mill and I have not had any problems whatsoever. I’m cutting a lot of Giant Sequoia, Big leaf maple and Oregon Ash. I have attached some pictures of Sequoia I cut for a fence project, and some Big leaf maple slabs. I could not be happier with the mill. Thanks, John
Lori, Everything is going great with my 130 mill and I have not had any problems whatsoever. I’m cutting a lot of Giant Sequoia, Big leaf maple and Oregon Ash. I have attached some pictures of Sequoia I cut for a fence project, and some Big leaf maple slabs. I could not be happier with the mill. Thanks, John
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HM130 Sawmill
NE, USA
Ryan Spellman
Working on live edge black walnut shelving for my sons room to match the floors. My HM130 sawmill with a custom fabricated trailer, log loading boom and log ramps. Loading a storm fallen mulberry off of the family farm.
Working on live edge black walnut shelving for my sons room to match the floors. My HM130 sawmill with a custom fabricated trailer, log loading boom and log ramps. Loading a storm fallen mulberry off of the family farm.
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WC68 Wood Chipper
MN, USA
Douglas Spillman
I have to say this is a very nice machine for the price. I have over 30 hours now on the machine itself and it is still working like new.
I have to say this is a very nice machine for the price. I have over 30 hours now on the machine itself and it is still working like new.
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WC88 Wood Chipper
BC, Canada
Ronda & Russel
Hello Lori, Here's a photo of our chipper going flat out on our Cedar and Hemlock branches. We love it and it works beautifully! Thanks, Rhonda and Russel
Hello Lori, Here's a photo of our chipper going flat out on our Cedar and Hemlock branches. We love it and it works beautifully! Thanks, Rhonda and Russel
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HM126 Sawmill
NL, Canada
Ken Corbin
Live edge siding made from spruce with HM126. I made trim for windows but they are not stained yet. The 2nd pic is my Girlfriend Amy cutting her own boards. Awesome mill! Ken Corbin NL
Live edge siding made from spruce with HM126. I made trim for windows but they are not stained yet. The 2nd pic is my Girlfriend Amy cutting her own boards. Awesome mill! Ken Corbin NL
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HM126 Sawmill
CA, USA
Dennis Dodenhoff
Here is my HM126 and some black walnut I have been toting around for the last 4 years; finally got to see what was on the inside...still have a 1/4 cant to go. and here is some claro walnut from northern California. Update: Thought I would share a photo of some claro walnut I milled yesterday - each cut is 2 1/4 thick and a hinge cut with a natural edge - should make some great "coffee tables". Have not had my HM126 very long but loving the way it performs. Have had great service and help from the tech department; thanks Derick ! Here is some claro walnut from northern California... Update: having been in the mechanical field for the past 55 years I would rate the design, performance AND price of my HMWL126 @ 5 STARS +
Here is my HM126 and some black walnut I have been toting around for the last 4 years; finally got to see what was on the inside...still have a 1/4 cant to go. and here is some claro walnut from northern California. Update: Thought I would share a photo of some claro walnut I milled yesterday - each cut is 2 1/4 thick and a hinge cut with a natural edge - should make some great "coffee tables". Have not had my HM126 very long but loving the way it performs. Have had great service and help from the tech department; thanks Derick ! Here is some claro walnut from northern California... Update: having been in the mechanical field for the past 55 years I would rate the design, performance AND price of my HMWL126 @ 5 STARS +
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HM130 Sawmill
Belgium
Simon Van Esbroeck
Making a trailer for my new HM130 mill
Making a trailer for my new HM130 mill
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HM126 Sawmill
Ontario, Canada
Kevin & Andy Kustermans
Hello, The guys love the mill, use it a lot my son Kevin has made quite a business from it cutting up farmers logs. Jenny
Hello, The guys love the mill, use it a lot my son Kevin has made quite a business from it cutting up farmers logs. Jenny
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HM130 Sawmill
Norway
John Inge Hansen
My first project. The HM130 is great! Next is building a garage!
My first project. The HM130 is great! Next is building a garage!
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HM130 Sawmill
NS, Canada
Charles N Wentzells Solid pine furniture- milled by Doug Zwicker
9 drawer maple dresser with oak faces ready to go home. This one has a weathered wood stain. Just got a massive heap of beech, oak, maple out of the kiln. Impressive work Doug Zwicker –all milled on his HM130. Perfectly dry. Just the way I like it. Little tree house I've been building on the weekends at the lake for the kids. Hanna did well staining it last weekend. Big fun https://www.facebook.com/CharlesNWentzellSolidPinefurniture/
9 drawer maple dresser with oak faces ready to go home. This one has a weathered wood stain. Just got a massive heap of beech, oak, maple out of the kiln. Impressive work Doug Zwicker –all milled on his HM130. Perfectly dry. Just the way I like it. Little tree house I've been building on the weekends at the lake for the kids. Hanna did well staining it last weekend. Big fun https://www.facebook.com/CharlesNWentzellSolidPinefurniture/
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HM126 Sawmill
MI, USA
Kirk Lindahl
Mill is up and running. I like the mill easy to run and is built really well. I installed a wench to flip logs and really helps on the heavier logs. Thanks Kirk
Mill is up and running. I like the mill easy to run and is built really well. I installed a wench to flip logs and really helps on the heavier logs. Thanks Kirk
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HM130 Sawmill
Ontario, Canada
Scott Cunningham
Bought my first Woodland mill last week. Love it! Bought the 130, 16 foot deck, 14hp. Very easy to assemble. Very solid carriage.Super easy and fun to use. First job is to cut some cribbing(6x8) to set it up better. Must say, your customer service has been great. Was very helpful in choosing the right mill. Here is another 1000 BF of cedar, I love my mill!
Bought my first Woodland mill last week. Love it! Bought the 130, 16 foot deck, 14hp. Very easy to assemble. Very solid carriage.Super easy and fun to use. First job is to cut some cribbing(6x8) to set it up better. Must say, your customer service has been great. Was very helpful in choosing the right mill. Here is another 1000 BF of cedar, I love my mill!
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HM126 Sawmill
KY, USA
James Williamson
Here are some of the projects I have been doing with my HM126. Nice mill!
Here are some of the projects I have been doing with my HM126. Nice mill!
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WG24 Stump Grinder
MN, USA
Richard Jacobson
Hi, Lori, The stump grinder arrived in perfect shape on 3/28/17. I am a welder and metal fab guy. Very impressed with the shipping crate. Instructions for set-up were very good. . Wanted to try it on neighbors' 23 hp Kubota because it has Hydro static trans. That was on 3/29/17 and we haven't taken it off that tractor yet! One of us uses it every week. Over 100 stumps (old & new) removed. I have ground up to 20 inch elm and 30 inch pine stumps. Just have to take it slow on the big ones. Hydro static trans tractors are a must have. My tractor has regular clutch and gears. Ground speed in low gear is too fast for grinder. My Neighbor's name is Steve Hult. I am really glad I found this grinder on the internet. Extremely well designed and made. Haven't broken a tooth yet and they are still sharp after approx. 100 stumps Richard Jacobson
Hi, Lori, The stump grinder arrived in perfect shape on 3/28/17. I am a welder and metal fab guy. Very impressed with the shipping crate. Instructions for set-up were very good. . Wanted to try it on neighbors' 23 hp Kubota because it has Hydro static trans. That was on 3/29/17 and we haven't taken it off that tractor yet! One of us uses it every week. Over 100 stumps (old & new) removed. I have ground up to 20 inch elm and 30 inch pine stumps. Just have to take it slow on the big ones. Hydro static trans tractors are a must have. My tractor has regular clutch and gears. Ground speed in low gear is too fast for grinder. My Neighbor's name is Steve Hult. I am really glad I found this grinder on the internet. Extremely well designed and made. Haven't broken a tooth yet and they are still sharp after approx. 100 stumps Richard Jacobson
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HM126 Sawmill
NL, Canada
Dana Bennett
Hi Lori, I think the sawmill is great.I really appreciate your help and advice with my decision in purchasing the mill that was best for my needs. The sawmill met all my expectations and more.With the help of my Brother and my daughter we put it together with no problems. Your instructions and tutorials on your website were very helpful. Great product and Great service. Very pleased. Would recommend this sawmill to anyone. The picture is of the first piece of wood that I milled felt great .I would perfer the cameo hat and thanks for the gift in advance. Sincerely Dana
Hi Lori, I think the sawmill is great.I really appreciate your help and advice with my decision in purchasing the mill that was best for my needs. The sawmill met all my expectations and more.With the help of my Brother and my daughter we put it together with no problems. Your instructions and tutorials on your website were very helpful. Great product and Great service. Very pleased. Would recommend this sawmill to anyone. The picture is of the first piece of wood that I milled felt great .I would perfer the cameo hat and thanks for the gift in advance. Sincerely Dana
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HM130 Sawmill
NY, USA
Harry Phelps
I can't believe how many boards, mostly I'm cutting two by sixes and four by fours and two by fours, from even a smaller log.
I can't believe how many boards, mostly I'm cutting two by sixes and four by fours and two by fours, from even a smaller log.
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WG24 Stump Grinder
CA, USA
Richard Engelbrektson
Hi Lori, I am enjoying using my Woodland Mills Stump Grinder. At first we had issues, but quickly figured out that the drive shaft was too short with our large tractor. Called customer service and a longer one was on it’s way immediately. Now we have no complaints at all! We had to take down about 300 dead Ponderosa Pines on our property. This is a big help in the clean up. Richard
Hi Lori, I am enjoying using my Woodland Mills Stump Grinder. At first we had issues, but quickly figured out that the drive shaft was too short with our large tractor. Called customer service and a longer one was on it’s way immediately. Now we have no complaints at all! We had to take down about 300 dead Ponderosa Pines on our property. This is a big help in the clean up. Richard
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722/HM122 Sawmill
TX, USA
Scott Hendrix
Some of my mill work with my HM122
Some of my mill work with my HM122
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HM126 Sawmill
QC Canada
Cecil Soule
There's no better feeling when you can make whatever you need on your mill!
There's no better feeling when you can make whatever you need on your mill!
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HM126 Sawmill
PA, USA
Scott Dillon
I am an arborist, I own a Tree Service and for 25 years I cut everything for firewood or gave everyone logs for their mills. Now that I own a WM hm126 I turn it into valuable wood I can use. Did a pine tree job this week for a customer and brought home a load of pine and today I milled up the load. Update: 65 BF of red oak and 125 BF of cherry. 126 is an awesome machine. Scott Update: It would be a sin to cut these cherry logs into firewood, they are beauties. Last pic is locust, first time I ever milled it , awesome grain in it too. Scott
I am an arborist, I own a Tree Service and for 25 years I cut everything for firewood or gave everyone logs for their mills. Now that I own a WM hm126 I turn it into valuable wood I can use. Did a pine tree job this week for a customer and brought home a load of pine and today I milled up the load. Update: 65 BF of red oak and 125 BF of cherry. 126 is an awesome machine. Scott Update: It would be a sin to cut these cherry logs into firewood, they are beauties. Last pic is locust, first time I ever milled it , awesome grain in it too. Scott
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HM130 Sawmill
Australia
The Wood Guys- Australia
Hi Lori, We have the HM130, it's great! Also, We have Australian/Tasmanian timber for sale and export. https://www.facebook.com/TheWoodGuysFranklin/
Hi Lori, We have the HM130, it's great! Also, We have Australian/Tasmanian timber for sale and export. https://www.facebook.com/TheWoodGuysFranklin/
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HM130 Sawmill
Ontario, Canada
Andrew Arie VanPelt
The yard, Our Sawmill, Crane, Tree, Log Pics....
The yard, Our Sawmill, Crane, Tree, Log Pics....
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ATV Trailer
AK, USA
Martha Cranor
Hello Lori, Thank you for checking in. We have truly enjoyed our T-Rex and I have attached some pictures of us using it to haul gravel to make a foundation for a new deck at our remote cabin. You should know that our cabin is 80 miles from anything resembling a road, so the trailer was flown in on a Caravan (Cessna 207). It was easy to assemble and we put it straight to work. One of the primary uses will be to haul and transfer 55 gallon barrels of fuel (which also have to be flown in). We got a barrel lifter and the crane on the T-Rex works like a charm to hoist and swing barrels onto or off the trailer. Unfortunately, I don't have pictures of that operation since it is a two-person job. The trailer is just as advertised and perfect for our situation. I expect we will get many years of use from it. The design is practical, it maneuvers easily, and it is very versitile since the bed comes off. I'm sure we will be using it to haul logs at some point.Everyone who has seen tthe trailer has admired it and I do talk your company up, since you were very helpful and the purchase and shipping could not have been easier or better. Best regards, Martha Cranor
Hello Lori, Thank you for checking in. We have truly enjoyed our T-Rex and I have attached some pictures of us using it to haul gravel to make a foundation for a new deck at our remote cabin. You should know that our cabin is 80 miles from anything resembling a road, so the trailer was flown in on a Caravan (Cessna 207). It was easy to assemble and we put it straight to work. One of the primary uses will be to haul and transfer 55 gallon barrels of fuel (which also have to be flown in). We got a barrel lifter and the crane on the T-Rex works like a charm to hoist and swing barrels onto or off the trailer. Unfortunately, I don't have pictures of that operation since it is a two-person job. The trailer is just as advertised and perfect for our situation. I expect we will get many years of use from it. The design is practical, it maneuvers easily, and it is very versitile since the bed comes off. I'm sure we will be using it to haul logs at some point.Everyone who has seen tthe trailer has admired it and I do talk your company up, since you were very helpful and the purchase and shipping could not have been easier or better. Best regards, Martha Cranor
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HM130 Sawmill
BC, Canada
Bob Hill
The mill is working great. We have sawed lumber for building a chicken coop as well as a fence and also a sitting platform outside for reading etc. Thank you for a great product. Bob Hill
The mill is working great. We have sawed lumber for building a chicken coop as well as a fence and also a sitting platform outside for reading etc. Thank you for a great product. Bob Hill
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HM130 Sawmill
NB, Canada
Julien Robichaud
Good morning Lori, Thank you for checking up on your customers. I love the sawmill but the only complain i have is you guys don't provide the sawmill scales with all the scales on it. I did a few upgrades to the sawmill like a trailer for it. I did not use the angles that came with it, i got new one 21' long angles for the tracks.
Good morning Lori, Thank you for checking up on your customers. I love the sawmill but the only complain i have is you guys don't provide the sawmill scales with all the scales on it. I did a few upgrades to the sawmill like a trailer for it. I did not use the angles that came with it, i got new one 21' long angles for the tracks.
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WC88 Wood Chipper
NY, USA
Greg Troup
Hi Lori. Love the chipper, wish everything was made this well. I started clearing a hillside to get our view back but because of the almost daily rain that project is on hold. Very happy with this purchase and would recommend it to anyone. Greg
Hi Lori. Love the chipper, wish everything was made this well. I started clearing a hillside to get our view back but because of the almost daily rain that project is on hold. Very happy with this purchase and would recommend it to anyone. Greg
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WG24 Stump Grinder
WI, USA
Marty Rose
Just wanted to write a quick review. Could not have been happier with my WG-24 stump grinder. I finished mounting it on my Kubota 2150 tractor. I had 2 oak stumps about 2ft across in the back yard of my cabin that were bugging me. I considered buying a stump grinder for my Bobcat T190 but I like being married so I decided against that $6K+ even used. The WG24 chewed through the stumps even though the tractor was at the low end of the recommended range. I also have a Kubota 5100 (50HP) I cant wait to try it on clearing out my trails on my land. One other idea I have is to use the WG24 with my Bobcat on the hydraulic 3pt PTO attachment I bought from a guy, It has a cushioned hydraulic motor that runs off the bobcat front hydraulic attachment system. It will be fantastic if it works if anyone has such attachment please let me know if it works. It would be nice not to have to kink my neck looking back. I liked the idea of the back-up camera someone else posted. Bottom Line- The WG24 worked better than expected even with low HP easy to install ran great fantastic construction and bullet proof packaging for shipping. Delivered on time.
Just wanted to write a quick review. Could not have been happier with my WG-24 stump grinder. I finished mounting it on my Kubota 2150 tractor. I had 2 oak stumps about 2ft across in the back yard of my cabin that were bugging me. I considered buying a stump grinder for my Bobcat T190 but I like being married so I decided against that $6K+ even used. The WG24 chewed through the stumps even though the tractor was at the low end of the recommended range. I also have a Kubota 5100 (50HP) I cant wait to try it on clearing out my trails on my land. One other idea I have is to use the WG24 with my Bobcat on the hydraulic 3pt PTO attachment I bought from a guy, It has a cushioned hydraulic motor that runs off the bobcat front hydraulic attachment system. It will be fantastic if it works if anyone has such attachment please let me know if it works. It would be nice not to have to kink my neck looking back. I liked the idea of the back-up camera someone else posted. Bottom Line- The WG24 worked better than expected even with low HP easy to install ran great fantastic construction and bullet proof packaging for shipping. Delivered on time.
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HM130 Sawmill
CT, USA
Joe Joe Dzikas Jr.
The mill is all that I'd had hoped for.
The mill is all that I'd had hoped for.
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HM130 Sawmill
KS, USA
Larry Herman
My mill made it here ok. So far I love it, my chainsaw mill is going to be retired. Thanks for a great mill! Update: Mill's working great. Finally getting the porch railing done. Love this mill. I just can't seem to keep enough logs around.
My mill made it here ok. So far I love it, my chainsaw mill is going to be retired. Thanks for a great mill! Update: Mill's working great. Finally getting the porch railing done. Love this mill. I just can't seem to keep enough logs around.
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WG24 Stump Grinder
BC, Canada
Stephan Orlitzky
Purchased both the WC88 & WG24. The stump grinder is awsome. No regrets with my purchases. Stephan
Purchased both the WC88 & WG24. The stump grinder is awsome. No regrets with my purchases. Stephan
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HM126 Sawmill
ON Canada
Kolin Phillip
We use the cabin for a hunt camp and a weekend getaway. I have made a few wedding items like shown out of slabs and live edge pine and spruce , All made and milled in our bush with one of your great saws! Kolin
We use the cabin for a hunt camp and a weekend getaway. I have made a few wedding items like shown out of slabs and live edge pine and spruce , All made and milled in our bush with one of your great saws! Kolin
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HM126 Sawmill
AR, USA
Bruce Grant
Just picked up my hm126 one happy guy! Cedar bench i made from wood cut with my hm126. Love this mill Bruce Grant
Just picked up my hm126 one happy guy! Cedar bench i made from wood cut with my hm126. Love this mill Bruce Grant
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HM130 Sawmill
AL, USA
Kyle Snyder
My Hm130 creations, white oak table top with cedar inlays
My Hm130 creations, white oak table top with cedar inlays
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HM126 Sawmill
WA, USA
Yancy Epperson
Hi Lori, Just letting you know how much I’m enjoying my new mill. I have cut about 20,000bf since I have received it. The finish on the wood is incredible and people like it. Yancy Epperson
Hi Lori, Just letting you know how much I’m enjoying my new mill. I have cut about 20,000bf since I have received it. The finish on the wood is incredible and people like it. Yancy Epperson
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HM130 Sawmill
NL, Canada
Larry Gale
HM130 -Best purchase I've made! The mill has been great no problems at all. Attached are pictures of the logs I cut myself that's next to the saw that I have been using to saw lumber to build my new shed. it's a working process due to the fact I work away so I try to get most done while I'm home. I will send more along as I get it fully built. Larry
HM130 -Best purchase I've made! The mill has been great no problems at all. Attached are pictures of the logs I cut myself that's next to the saw that I have been using to saw lumber to build my new shed. it's a working process due to the fact I work away so I try to get most done while I'm home. I will send more along as I get it fully built. Larry
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HM130 Sawmill
ND, USA
Dane Kreidelcamp
Hi, I don't have a picture to send you, but I can tell you that the mill I bought from your company works well and I have taken a large pile of logs and made a lot of lumber that I am using in my house project. Dane
Hi, I don't have a picture to send you, but I can tell you that the mill I bought from your company works well and I have taken a large pile of logs and made a lot of lumber that I am using in my house project. Dane
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ATV Trailer
Ontario, Canada
Brian MacRury
Not just for hauling the trees and lumber...great for ditching the rest as well....yard work is a breeze now!!! With the Woodland trailer even the leftovers from my HM 126 are put to use.....!!!! Easy work with the aftermarket winch installed...
Not just for hauling the trees and lumber...great for ditching the rest as well....yard work is a breeze now!!! With the Woodland trailer even the leftovers from my HM 126 are put to use.....!!!! Easy work with the aftermarket winch installed...
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HM126 Sawmill
BC, Canada
Stanley Leben
Hi Lori, the mill is a real welcome addition to our homestead. I'm very impressed with the quality of lumber and the mill itself. The engine is also fuel efficient. Thank you for the YouTube videos as well. Here's a picture of my temporary setup. Sincerely Stanley Leben.
Hi Lori, the mill is a real welcome addition to our homestead. I'm very impressed with the quality of lumber and the mill itself. The engine is also fuel efficient. Thank you for the YouTube videos as well. Here's a picture of my temporary setup. Sincerely Stanley Leben.
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HM126 Sawmill
AB, Canada
Wayne Reaney
I am very pleased with my purchase. I have mounted my mill to a flat deck trailer to allow me full mobility, limited only by vehicle access. Wayne
I am very pleased with my purchase. I have mounted my mill to a flat deck trailer to allow me full mobility, limited only by vehicle access. Wayne
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HM130 Sawmill
ON Canada
Brady Liscombe
I'm very happy with the mill! Brady
I'm very happy with the mill! Brady
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HM126 Sawmill
QC Canada
Luc Gelinas
I am really happy with my Woodland Mills Sawmill so far. I haven’t work a lot with it yet, but I will this next fall. I did build a trailer to carry my Sawmill back and forth to my acreage. I have attached few pictures of the small project that I have done with my 126 since I bought it. Many thanks, Luc
I am really happy with my Woodland Mills Sawmill so far. I haven’t work a lot with it yet, but I will this next fall. I did build a trailer to carry my Sawmill back and forth to my acreage. I have attached few pictures of the small project that I have done with my 126 since I bought it. Many thanks, Luc
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722/HM122 Sawmill
MI, USA
Kenneth Warren
It does a good job Woodland Mills. I love it.
It does a good job Woodland Mills. I love it.
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722/HM122 Sawmill
ME, USA
Inez Lucas
These are pictures of my husband working with the mill and some of the lumber he sawed, a few if the things that are made with the lumber. He is very pleased with the mill.
These are pictures of my husband working with the mill and some of the lumber he sawed, a few if the things that are made with the lumber. He is very pleased with the mill.
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WG24 Stump Grinder
SC, USA
Victor King
I love my stump grinder! So far I have cleared out approx. 100 stumps with my WG24 “And That's how it's done'"
I love my stump grinder! So far I have cleared out approx. 100 stumps with my WG24 “And That's how it's done'"
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WC68 Wood Chipper
NY, USA
Richard Furman
When I first got it , I worked it for 2 days straight with no problems. Great machine. I'll send some more pictures when I put it back to work again. By the way I love how this thing folds up so nicely!
When I first got it , I worked it for 2 days straight with no problems. Great machine. I'll send some more pictures when I put it back to work again. By the way I love how this thing folds up so nicely!
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HM126 Sawmill
TN, USA
Matthew Rader
Hi Melissa, The mill is now ready to go!
Hi Melissa, The mill is now ready to go!
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HM126 Sawmill
FL, USA
Daniel Hood
I love my mill. Everyone who comes over wants to try it. I make a little bit of everything with the lumber I cut and my wife is my best customer lol
I love my mill. Everyone who comes over wants to try it. I make a little bit of everything with the lumber I cut and my wife is my best customer lol
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HM126 Sawmill
NSW, Australia
James Archer
Crusing through some Australian hardwood. Flooded Gum. Update: Hey Guys Thought I'd share this log I milled today with my 126. It's a hybrid strain of Blue Gum mixed with a Rose Gum. This this was only a limb the tree was at least 350 years old left behind by my Great Great Grandfather after he was the last to log this property till me. Gonna take me a while to get through.
Crusing through some Australian hardwood. Flooded Gum. Update: Hey Guys Thought I'd share this log I milled today with my 126. It's a hybrid strain of Blue Gum mixed with a Rose Gum. This this was only a limb the tree was at least 350 years old left behind by my Great Great Grandfather after he was the last to log this property till me. Gonna take me a while to get through.
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HM126 Sawmill
IL, USA
Chris Will
Beam structure done at Seafood Specialties in Anna, Illinois. Have the sharpener too, love them. Here is a Local wedding venue I built with overhead structure made from 70 year old power poles of western cedar.
Beam structure done at Seafood Specialties in Anna, Illinois. Have the sharpener too, love them. Here is a Local wedding venue I built with overhead structure made from 70 year old power poles of western cedar.
Ryan Arthur
Hey Melissa!..just wanted to say thanks again and show you my chipping setup. My chipper has been great. I have about 30 hours on it and have it mounted on a 90hp 5520 John Deere tractor. I run the tractor in econo pto (1700 rpm versus 2400) and have no problem chipping full 7 inch wood. This chipper has definitely exceeded my expectations and has made short work of our fence row clean up project this year. Plus we've been selling woodchips to neighbours and local landscapers and have almost enough saved up to buy one of your awesome looking sawmills!...can't wait! Sincerely Ryan Arthur
Hey Melissa!..just wanted to say thanks again and show you my chipping setup. My chipper has been great. I have about 30 hours on it and have it mounted on a 90hp 5520 John Deere tractor. I run the tractor in econo pto (1700 rpm versus 2400) and have no problem chipping full 7 inch wood. This chipper has definitely exceeded my expectations and has made short work of our fence row clean up project this year. Plus we've been selling woodchips to neighbours and local landscapers and have almost enough saved up to buy one of your awesome looking sawmills!...can't wait! Sincerely Ryan Arthur
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HM126 Sawmill
IL, USA
Ron Parton
The 126 eats that 21 inch log-This is my new towable hunting blind. I'll let it dry some and then paint it and camouflage it.
The 126 eats that 21 inch log-This is my new towable hunting blind. I'll let it dry some and then paint it and camouflage it.
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WC68 Wood Chipper
QC Canada
Martial Sanfaçon
Hi Lori, The chipper work as well as the youtube demo. Very well packed in the steel cage, easy step by step final assembly. Very powerful and robust. Chips work perfect in gardening aisle and forest trails. It’s saves a lot of work when we had to dispose branches. Best Regards, Martial Sanfaçon
Hi Lori, The chipper work as well as the youtube demo. Very well packed in the steel cage, easy step by step final assembly. Very powerful and robust. Chips work perfect in gardening aisle and forest trails. It’s saves a lot of work when we had to dispose branches. Best Regards, Martial Sanfaçon
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WC68 Wood Chipper
ID, USA
Steve & Mary Ansotegui
Melissa, Our Wood chipper arrived yesterday and it works great! Attached are a few pics, Thanks, Steve & Mary
Melissa, Our Wood chipper arrived yesterday and it works great! Attached are a few pics, Thanks, Steve & Mary
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WC68 Wood Chipper
ON Canada
Dustin Greer
I have to admit I was skeptical because of the price that it would have the ability to run the self-feeding hydraulics off the PTO....... but this thing works great. Won't be my last purchase from Woodland Mills! Thank you!
I have to admit I was skeptical because of the price that it would have the ability to run the self-feeding hydraulics off the PTO....... but this thing works great. Won't be my last purchase from Woodland Mills! Thank you!
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WG24 Stump Grinder
Ontario, Canada
Carter Ferguson
My name is Carter Ferguson and I would highly recommend the Woodland Mills stump grinder. If you have any stumps don't pay the high prices that big companies charge, buy one and you can do it on your own and even make a few bucks on the side. ( I do in the Lombardi ON area) The stump grinder is easy to hook up and easy to run.
My name is Carter Ferguson and I would highly recommend the Woodland Mills stump grinder. If you have any stumps don't pay the high prices that big companies charge, buy one and you can do it on your own and even make a few bucks on the side. ( I do in the Lombardi ON area) The stump grinder is easy to hook up and easy to run.
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HM126 Sawmill
NB, Canada
JP- Jean Pierre Pitre
I got say ...impressed with the quality of this mill..took me a while to decide which mill to go with...verrry happy with my purchases..thanks woodland mill..JP
I got say ...impressed with the quality of this mill..took me a while to decide which mill to go with...verrry happy with my purchases..thanks woodland mill..JP
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722/HM122 Sawmill
KY, USA
Ronnie Baker
This is Ronnie Baker from Elkton KY with my Grandson and my HM122 Woodland Mills sawmill. I love it! l cut over 1000 bff oak and cedar. Cut up to 20"log with lt no problem.
This is Ronnie Baker from Elkton KY with my Grandson and my HM122 Woodland Mills sawmill. I love it! l cut over 1000 bff oak and cedar. Cut up to 20"log with lt no problem.
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ATV Trailer
Parry Sound ON
Gorgian Nordic Ski Club
Lori, The trail crew at Georgian Nordic Ski Club in Parry Sound loves our new Woodlands trailer . It is well built and very versatile, a real work horse. Annie the trail dog gives it two paws up. Don
Lori, The trail crew at Georgian Nordic Ski Club in Parry Sound loves our new Woodlands trailer . It is well built and very versatile, a real work horse. Annie the trail dog gives it two paws up. Don
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HM126 Sawmill
NJ, USA
Tommy Hartman
Dear Woodland , I heard about your product from someone who owns a mill from your company. I purchased a mill and have it almost assembled and so far the product is great as I expected. I posted a pic on FB and have an unbelievable amount of interest from folks who want their wood milled. I have attached the pic, Thank you, Tommy Hartman
Dear Woodland , I heard about your product from someone who owns a mill from your company. I purchased a mill and have it almost assembled and so far the product is great as I expected. I posted a pic on FB and have an unbelievable amount of interest from folks who want their wood milled. I have attached the pic, Thank you, Tommy Hartman
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HM126 Sawmill
ID, USA
Allen Dodge
Hi Guys Here are the pics from our loading the mill into a Cessna 206 for a trip to its home in the Idaho backcountry. Later that afternoon we were sawing 6"x6" posts for a Jeep garage. Thank you for the quality machine. The 9.5 engine does a good job and the whole thing is easy to use. Blade changes area a snap. I had to place it on dirt to get it started and that was a challenge, but will soon be bolting it to concrete. Thanks, Allen
Hi Guys Here are the pics from our loading the mill into a Cessna 206 for a trip to its home in the Idaho backcountry. Later that afternoon we were sawing 6"x6" posts for a Jeep garage. Thank you for the quality machine. The 9.5 engine does a good job and the whole thing is easy to use. Blade changes area a snap. I had to place it on dirt to get it started and that was a challenge, but will soon be bolting it to concrete. Thanks, Allen
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HM126 Sawmill
BC, Canada
Allen Pipe
This is an HM126, My first stick and my first project.
This is an HM126, My first stick and my first project.
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HM130 Sawmill
Italy
Tommaso Zulato
Un piccolo assaggio di cosa si può fare cin una segheria mobile e recuperando il legno dei vostri alberi. Ci vediamo alla fiera di Conselve. Con la A small taste of what you can do a mobile sawmill and recover the wood of your trees. See you at the fair fair. With the #segheriamobilepadova
Un piccolo assaggio di cosa si può fare cin una segheria mobile e recuperando il legno dei vostri alberi. Ci vediamo alla fiera di Conselve. Con la A small taste of what you can do a mobile sawmill and recover the wood of your trees. See you at the fair fair. With the #segheriamobilepadova
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WG24 Stump Grinder
ID, USA
Tony Billard, Kanaka Rapids Ranch
We have removed about 30 stumps with our grinder, it works awesome!
We have removed about 30 stumps with our grinder, it works awesome!
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HM126 Sawmill
QC Canada
Kevin Tuite
We received our HM126 in July 2017. The delivery was good. We are quite satisfied with that. Everything works fine. It is a purchase that will be very profitable for us . . . we have several projects to carry out. We strongly recommand your company to future buyers of sawmills. Thank you very much! Kevin Tuite,
We received our HM126 in July 2017. The delivery was good. We are quite satisfied with that. Everything works fine. It is a purchase that will be very profitable for us . . . we have several projects to carry out. We strongly recommand your company to future buyers of sawmills. Thank you very much! Kevin Tuite,
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722/HM122 Sawmill
NL, Canada
Shawn Sellars
Live edge mantle, made from Newfoundland juniper, it was a gut full for the 722 but it handled it well!!!! The mill is great!!! Soon starting to mill lumber for my cabin build, will add pics to the site as things progress!!
Live edge mantle, made from Newfoundland juniper, it was a gut full for the 722 but it handled it well!!!! The mill is great!!! Soon starting to mill lumber for my cabin build, will add pics to the site as things progress!!
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HM126 Sawmill
Italy
Ricky Borgo
Non solo case a terra ma anche tante case sugli alberi con la segheriamobile milly Not only houses on the ground but also many houses on trees with the segheriamobile milly
Non solo case a terra ma anche tante case sugli alberi con la segheriamobile milly Not only houses on the ground but also many houses on trees with the segheriamobile milly
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WC68 Wood Chipper
NH, USA
Jeff Kochis
Good Morning Lori, I am enjoying having the chipper! I attached a few photos. the first couple are taking the trees down, and the next are with the chipper. Thanks!
Good Morning Lori, I am enjoying having the chipper! I attached a few photos. the first couple are taking the trees down, and the next are with the chipper. Thanks!
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WG24 Stump Grinder
MB, Canada
Robert Mireault
Hi Lori I couldn't be happier with the stump grinder. It's everything I hoped it would be. So far I have grinded over 40 trees on my property ranging in diameter from 6" to 38". I had a long row of silver willows that I wanted to get rid of and this did the job perfectly I set it up on my Kabota BX2360. It worked hard but worked great.
Hi Lori I couldn't be happier with the stump grinder. It's everything I hoped it would be. So far I have grinded over 40 trees on my property ranging in diameter from 6" to 38". I had a long row of silver willows that I wanted to get rid of and this did the job perfectly I set it up on my Kabota BX2360. It worked hard but worked great.
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ATV Trailer
QC Canada
Dean Trineer
Hi Lori, I am enjoying the T-Rex trailer! Attached are some pics of it attached to my canam defender side by side. I started to haul some wood in lengths with tub on, but then decided to remove it and use just the frame and posts. I got caught up with a load on and didn't realize I was hung up on a rock,until I winched the canam and trailer out ,and behold the t rex also double s as a excavator!!! lol The frame had absolutely no damage on the T Rex so kudos on the strength and and build of the unit. Great unit !!!! Dean I would recommend this unit anytime !
Hi Lori, I am enjoying the T-Rex trailer! Attached are some pics of it attached to my canam defender side by side. I started to haul some wood in lengths with tub on, but then decided to remove it and use just the frame and posts. I got caught up with a load on and didn't realize I was hung up on a rock,until I winched the canam and trailer out ,and behold the t rex also double s as a excavator!!! lol The frame had absolutely no damage on the T Rex so kudos on the strength and and build of the unit. Great unit !!!! Dean I would recommend this unit anytime !
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722/HM122 Sawmill
LA, USA
Kent Ryan
Here's some 1x17 sinker cypress from the bayous
Here's some 1x17 sinker cypress from the bayous
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HM130 Sawmill
Horsham, England UK
Oakfield Beams & Framing
Sawing some real big joinery sections in the sun this morning. . Our new employee Sam getting the hang of the big saw. Doing a great job!! 👍 https://www.facebook.com/OakfieldBeams/
Sawing some real big joinery sections in the sun this morning. . Our new employee Sam getting the hang of the big saw. Doing a great job!! 👍 https://www.facebook.com/OakfieldBeams/
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HM130 Sawmill
MT, USA
Phil Boettcher
Lori, Here is my Woodlands Model 130, portable band mill. Wheels with stub axles are removed at remote location and the mill bed is then lowered close to the ground and leveled by four end hand cranked jacks. On the operators side of the bed is WWII aircraft landing mats made into a off the ground walk way for the operator. The cutting length is 29 feet. The bed length is 32 feet plus an extendable towing tongue. The band mill cuts very accurately. Will build some cabins are in the future. We have a lot of beetle kill on our mountain, lodgepole pine. Thanks, Phil Boettcher
Lori, Here is my Woodlands Model 130, portable band mill. Wheels with stub axles are removed at remote location and the mill bed is then lowered close to the ground and leveled by four end hand cranked jacks. On the operators side of the bed is WWII aircraft landing mats made into a off the ground walk way for the operator. The cutting length is 29 feet. The bed length is 32 feet plus an extendable towing tongue. The band mill cuts very accurately. Will build some cabins are in the future. We have a lot of beetle kill on our mountain, lodgepole pine. Thanks, Phil Boettcher
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HM126 Sawmill
MS, USA
JB & Tanya Freeman
This is beautiful!
This is beautiful!
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HM126 Sawmill
QC Canada
Shawn Crevier
My T-Rex trailer.....new and then full! Then Milling, milling, and installing! Side board and batten and wood floor for the garage! Shawn
My T-Rex trailer.....new and then full! Then Milling, milling, and installing! Side board and batten and wood floor for the garage! Shawn
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ATV Trailer
Ontario, Canada
Rene Robert
Hi Lori, Here are two pics of the trailer at work. Truly love it. For us it is the perfect size and it does the job well. With my small tractor, I can haul lumber easily or use the box in various ways. The trailer can be hooked to the portable winch 2" ball therefore allowing me to haul logs, cut lumber or with the box transport gravel, wood chips or firewood easily. It is the right size to navigate through a 60" wide trail in the bush. It has earned it's money's worth since I got it.
Hi Lori, Here are two pics of the trailer at work. Truly love it. For us it is the perfect size and it does the job well. With my small tractor, I can haul lumber easily or use the box in various ways. The trailer can be hooked to the portable winch 2" ball therefore allowing me to haul logs, cut lumber or with the box transport gravel, wood chips or firewood easily. It is the right size to navigate through a 60" wide trail in the bush. It has earned it's money's worth since I got it.
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HM126 Sawmill
ON Canada
Claude Chabot
I recently purchased an HM126 saw mill and I am very satisfied with the unit. The mill was delivered quickly and without issue. I would highly recommend woodland mills to anyone looking to purchase a saw mill
I recently purchased an HM126 saw mill and I am very satisfied with the unit. The mill was delivered quickly and without issue. I would highly recommend woodland mills to anyone looking to purchase a saw mill
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HM126 Sawmill
ON Canada
Karl Ameigos
From a log to the Woodland 126 Mill to the wood pile then my Coffee table I made today. My son Kevin milling the jack pine. Update: Another great day milling!
From a log to the Woodland 126 Mill to the wood pile then my Coffee table I made today. My son Kevin milling the jack pine. Update: Another great day milling!
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HM126 Sawmill
BC, Canada
Dave Usipurk
Lori, I love the stump grinder it really does a number on the BC pine roots (which are very dense). I’ve attached a picture of it attached to My Kubota M6040. Not sure if you are aware but I just received the HM130 sawmill which I just setup and will be using to saw all the wood I need for my farm. I really like the Quality / Price and Customer service that you provide at Woodland Mills . My wife and I are considering the 8” Chipper in the very near future as we would like to make our own Chips and Mulch for our animals. All the best, Dave
Lori, I love the stump grinder it really does a number on the BC pine roots (which are very dense). I’ve attached a picture of it attached to My Kubota M6040. Not sure if you are aware but I just received the HM130 sawmill which I just setup and will be using to saw all the wood I need for my farm. I really like the Quality / Price and Customer service that you provide at Woodland Mills . My wife and I are considering the 8” Chipper in the very near future as we would like to make our own Chips and Mulch for our animals. All the best, Dave
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ATV Trailer
MN, USA
Thomas Wahlstrom
Hi Lori, The trailer is amazing. We are able to haul all our wood from the woods on our property. We also haul material for our driveway that we load with our skid steer.
Hi Lori, The trailer is amazing. We are able to haul all our wood from the woods on our property. We also haul material for our driveway that we load with our skid steer.
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WG24 Stump Grinder
Hawaii, USA
Gerard Franco
Hi Lori, I do have a lot of work for the grinder and it works really well. I'm very happy.Those are called Arika palms they grow into clumps of multiple trees and when they seed they will sprout the seeds also and spread out even wider. They are very soft and very fibrous and hold lots of moisture. When i'm grind this type of tree stump I have to climb off the tractor about five time to rake the mulch away so i can see whats left of the stump. Its like raking wet concrete. I also do Coconut palms they are very soft and not quite as fibrous with cocos you get more of a powder mulch. Aloha, Gerard
Hi Lori, I do have a lot of work for the grinder and it works really well. I'm very happy.Those are called Arika palms they grow into clumps of multiple trees and when they seed they will sprout the seeds also and spread out even wider. They are very soft and very fibrous and hold lots of moisture. When i'm grind this type of tree stump I have to climb off the tractor about five time to rake the mulch away so i can see whats left of the stump. Its like raking wet concrete. I also do Coconut palms they are very soft and not quite as fibrous with cocos you get more of a powder mulch. Aloha, Gerard
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HM126 Sawmill
LA, USA
Kenneth Farris & Sons
I have four sons and we are enjoying the Woodland 126 Sawmill very much. First order of business when we got the mill operational was to saw lumber and put it in a makeshift kiln then build a shed over the mill. We did purchase a few treated post but for the most part the shed was built using lumber we sawed. The roof was from some metal scavenged from a re-roof of my sons house.A storm came thru and blew over an oak tree in my sons yard so naturally we put it on the mill. A co-worker was clearing some land for a pond and gave us the pine trees that were pushed down. With a little hard work transporting the trees we now have enough to saw for a while. I am very pleased with the Woodlands mill and have since purchased a track extension so that we can saw 16 feet lumber. Now that our sawmill shed is mostly complete, we are on a mission to saw a lot of lumber! The people at Woodlands were great to work with and they answered any questions and the product in my opinion is a great value. Thank each of you for your great product and service! Kenneth J. Farris Sr. & Sons
I have four sons and we are enjoying the Woodland 126 Sawmill very much. First order of business when we got the mill operational was to saw lumber and put it in a makeshift kiln then build a shed over the mill. We did purchase a few treated post but for the most part the shed was built using lumber we sawed. The roof was from some metal scavenged from a re-roof of my sons house.A storm came thru and blew over an oak tree in my sons yard so naturally we put it on the mill. A co-worker was clearing some land for a pond and gave us the pine trees that were pushed down. With a little hard work transporting the trees we now have enough to saw for a while. I am very pleased with the Woodlands mill and have since purchased a track extension so that we can saw 16 feet lumber. Now that our sawmill shed is mostly complete, we are on a mission to saw a lot of lumber! The people at Woodlands were great to work with and they answered any questions and the product in my opinion is a great value. Thank each of you for your great product and service! Kenneth J. Farris Sr. & Sons
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ATV Trailer
Ontario, Canada
Steve White
Lori, It is, as ever a great product and is working hard in quite challenging terrain. Without the trailer I wouldn't be able to function effectively to manage the acreage. So many thanks to all the guys there.
Lori, It is, as ever a great product and is working hard in quite challenging terrain. Without the trailer I wouldn't be able to function effectively to manage the acreage. So many thanks to all the guys there.
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WG24 Stump Grinder
MO, USA
John Mitchell
I have removed several stumps and have had no problems with the grinder, Thanks
I have removed several stumps and have had no problems with the grinder, Thanks
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HM126 Sawmill
TX, USA
Preece Custom Woodworks-Linda Preece
Our HM126 with some western cedar and some finished products. https://www.facebook.com/preececustomwoodworks
Our HM126 with some western cedar and some finished products. https://www.facebook.com/preececustomwoodworks
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WC68 Wood Chipper
QC Canada
Onil Robichaud
This machine works very well, we are really satisfied.
This machine works very well, we are really satisfied.
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WG24 Stump Grinder
CA, USA
Dai Chuong
This is one beefy stump grinder! I was able to easily grind over 20 decent sized eucalyptus stumps over a span of 2 days. A worthwhile investment and I'm glad I got this instead of hiring people to do since I can grind the stumps at my own pace.
This is one beefy stump grinder! I was able to easily grind over 20 decent sized eucalyptus stumps over a span of 2 days. A worthwhile investment and I'm glad I got this instead of hiring people to do since I can grind the stumps at my own pace.
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HM126 Sawmill
IN, USA
Bart Kiefer
I am really pleased with my mill. Best money I have spent on anything. some more pictures of the mill shed that we built. using the mill to saw all the lumber. Bart
I am really pleased with my mill. Best money I have spent on anything. some more pictures of the mill shed that we built. using the mill to saw all the lumber. Bart
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HM126 Sawmill
IA, USA
Rod Hall
Have to do some trimming to get this one the 126. Pin oak. Have 4 pieces this size.
Have to do some trimming to get this one the 126. Pin oak. Have 4 pieces this size.
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HM126 Sawmill
TN, USA
Wesley Morefield
Got my mill Friday. Been setting it up this weekend. Got it set up and cut a oak log and made an 8" square timber and it cut true and square love this mill....
Got my mill Friday. Been setting it up this weekend. Got it set up and cut a oak log and made an 8" square timber and it cut true and square love this mill....
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HM126 Sawmill
KS, USA
Jason Owen
I was able to max out my hm126. Out here in NW KS not to many trees. This piece of cotton wood is 11' long 18.5 " deep resawed to 2 5/8 thick. Pretty good for around here. Ought to make a nice bar top.
I was able to max out my hm126. Out here in NW KS not to many trees. This piece of cotton wood is 11' long 18.5 " deep resawed to 2 5/8 thick. Pretty good for around here. Ought to make a nice bar top.
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ATV Trailer
Ontario, Canada
Gerard Ducharme
Hi Lori-here is a pic of the wood I pulled from the bush with my TRex. Compared to my old Bush Buggy, it has a much larger capacity so makes for less trips to the bush. It rides over brush and branches easily and the winch is a huge help for picking up big blocks.T Rex and I are a great team in the bush!
Hi Lori-here is a pic of the wood I pulled from the bush with my TRex. Compared to my old Bush Buggy, it has a much larger capacity so makes for less trips to the bush. It rides over brush and branches easily and the winch is a huge help for picking up big blocks.T Rex and I are a great team in the bush!
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722/HM122 Sawmill
IL, USA
Dan Yates
I am enjoying my mill. It was not difficult to put together at all. I mounted mine on a trailer then later ended up removing it. I have cut about 5000 board feet of lumber on it and have not had any issues. I think this mill is perfect for the hobbyist or someone with a small business. It has been perfect for me. I am considering upgrading to the larger mill in the future and woodland mill will definitely have my business. I wouldn't use any other mill company. Thank you to woodland mills and their wonderful company and staff. Thanks, Dan
I am enjoying my mill. It was not difficult to put together at all. I mounted mine on a trailer then later ended up removing it. I have cut about 5000 board feet of lumber on it and have not had any issues. I think this mill is perfect for the hobbyist or someone with a small business. It has been perfect for me. I am considering upgrading to the larger mill in the future and woodland mill will definitely have my business. I wouldn't use any other mill company. Thank you to woodland mills and their wonderful company and staff. Thanks, Dan
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HM130 Sawmill
WI, USA
Chris Pairolero
Here are some pics of my mill and trailer. I built the trailer in my uncles shop 2000 miles from my place and trailered it all the way home. I added a suspension and fenders for the cross country trek.I also designed and built a log roller so I can load logs without a tractor. You can see it in action in one of the pics. It works perfectly. Thanks for your prompt service. I have milled about 15 logs so far and am starting to put a log home package together.
Here are some pics of my mill and trailer. I built the trailer in my uncles shop 2000 miles from my place and trailered it all the way home. I added a suspension and fenders for the cross country trek.I also designed and built a log roller so I can load logs without a tractor. You can see it in action in one of the pics. It works perfectly. Thanks for your prompt service. I have milled about 15 logs so far and am starting to put a log home package together.
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HM130 Sawmill
QC Canada
Alec Thibeault & Keven Paradis
Going thru 2 months of fresh cut Canadian Elm like its nothing, 22 inch. On a Hm130 doing some 2 inch thick slab.WoodLand Mills is made for doing that Jobs Right !!!
Going thru 2 months of fresh cut Canadian Elm like its nothing, 22 inch. On a Hm130 doing some 2 inch thick slab.WoodLand Mills is made for doing that Jobs Right !!!
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HM130 Sawmill
MA, USA
Andrew Aucoin -Yankee Axe & Tool
Just got my 130 set up recently. Loving it, need to stack more logs. Some Box Elder Maple for a Joiner's Bench The majority of my work involves restoring vintage hand tools, especially axes an other logging equipment for work or display. Feel free to check out my work and contact me if you have any questions. The 130 has really helped me build up my handle blank stash
Just got my 130 set up recently. Loving it, need to stack more logs. Some Box Elder Maple for a Joiner's Bench The majority of my work involves restoring vintage hand tools, especially axes an other logging equipment for work or display. Feel free to check out my work and contact me if you have any questions. The 130 has really helped me build up my handle blank stash
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722/HM122 Sawmill
AB, Canada
Logan Blakney
Hello Lori, So far I am really enjoying my woodland mills sawmill and the customer service from you and your team has been excellent. I have used it to resaw some oak beams in Alberta and have since transported it to our cabin in the BC interior to mill some lumber. Thank you, Logan Blakney
Hello Lori, So far I am really enjoying my woodland mills sawmill and the customer service from you and your team has been excellent. I have used it to resaw some oak beams in Alberta and have since transported it to our cabin in the BC interior to mill some lumber. Thank you, Logan Blakney
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ATV Trailer
ON Canada
Mike Lamtz
This unit is awesome, more work for it in the next several months. Great customer service Lori!!
This unit is awesome, more work for it in the next several months. Great customer service Lori!!
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WC68 Wood Chipper
AL, USA
Robert Dupree
Lori, Here are pictures of my chipper and tractor. I’m m really enjoying the ease of use of this chipper, the self-feed mechanism is a must.
Lori, Here are pictures of my chipper and tractor. I’m m really enjoying the ease of use of this chipper, the self-feed mechanism is a must.
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722/HM122 Sawmill
AB, Canada
Brian Clarke
I love my saw mill, I just finished cutting a large spruce to make log slab furniture, used it to cut lumber to frame a quick shelter over my saw mill and build a drying rack, thank you very much. Heres a bench I just finished for my friends wedding. They had all the guests sign it and then lacquered it, this pic is just before I delivered it to them. The bench was made of was a 157 year old Ash tree that blew over, complete with worm holes for character lol.
I love my saw mill, I just finished cutting a large spruce to make log slab furniture, used it to cut lumber to frame a quick shelter over my saw mill and build a drying rack, thank you very much. Heres a bench I just finished for my friends wedding. They had all the guests sign it and then lacquered it, this pic is just before I delivered it to them. The bench was made of was a 157 year old Ash tree that blew over, complete with worm holes for character lol.
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HM130 Sawmill
UK
James Powell
One of my trunks was over 3 FT round had to trim it down. Mill is set up for a 16 Ft length.
One of my trunks was over 3 FT round had to trim it down. Mill is set up for a 16 Ft length.
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WG24 Stump Grinder
TN, USA
Don Laux
Lori , here is a photo of my new Woodland Mills stump grinder. I had approximately 20 stumps 36” to 42” in diameter, it did the job… thanks “Happy Customer”.
Lori , here is a photo of my new Woodland Mills stump grinder. I had approximately 20 stumps 36” to 42” in diameter, it did the job… thanks “Happy Customer”.
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HM130 Sawmill
OH, USA
Mark Tuttle
Lori, here are some pictures of my quarter sawn red oak project.
Lori, here are some pictures of my quarter sawn red oak project.
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HM126 Sawmill
NS, Canada
Arthur Langille
Hi there, These are two of the things I used the saw mill to make. Art & Norma
Hi there, These are two of the things I used the saw mill to make. Art & Norma
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ATV Trailer
NY, USA
Michael Guerrieri
The trailer has been great and I have been using it all around my property
The trailer has been great and I have been using it all around my property
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HM126 Sawmill
ME, USA
Josh Ring, TimberStone Adventures
I was just enjoying an album showing all the great things that can come from owning your own sawmill. This prompted me to get together an album of my own showing a lot of the things I have done in just 2 short years with mine. My wife and I have built a great business (renting treehouses), and could NEVER have done it without our $4000 investment in our mill. Hopefully this can inspire some of you that are still on the fence about buying a mill. Truth is, they are priceless! Thanks - it has been a ton of work, and the mill has held up amazing throughout the entire project (3 years). TimberStone Adventures Inc. - Maine Treehouse Rentals & Disc Golf www.timberstoneadventures.com And it is an awesome mill for the money, actually has been through a lot more than this. You can see the entire property that's been milled/built here www.facebook.com/timberstoneadventures Update: Latest project: 2 Months, 60+ hour weeks, 1200' elevation - and a lot of blood, sweat, and tears later...... 5 story livable lighthouse/tower, on the very top of our mountain. 100% milled/built on site. I logged and loaded the mill with a small 4x4 atv(with 10,000# winch mounted on the front) and several series of pulleys/cable scattered throughout the forest. The only electric power tool used to build was a portable 20v impact drill, most everything was cut with homemade onsite jigs and the chainsaw (I used over 5 gallons of chainsaw gas for this project). The ATV and mill were winched up the mountainside on the cable bridge that I built this Spring(can be seen in pics). The views are of all the Western Maine Mountains & White Mountains of NH. The tower can only be accessed by foot through our hiking trails, and the entire mountain top is bordered by 1000's of acres of the White Mountain National Forest. The interior and solar power installation are next, then a good long break for this guy!
I was just enjoying an album showing all the great things that can come from owning your own sawmill. This prompted me to get together an album of my own showing a lot of the things I have done in just 2 short years with mine. My wife and I have built a great business (renting treehouses), and could NEVER have done it without our $4000 investment in our mill. Hopefully this can inspire some of you that are still on the fence about buying a mill. Truth is, they are priceless! Thanks - it has been a ton of work, and the mill has held up amazing throughout the entire project (3 years). TimberStone Adventures Inc. - Maine Treehouse Rentals & Disc Golf www.timberstoneadventures.com And it is an awesome mill for the money, actually has been through a lot more than this. You can see the entire property that's been milled/built here www.facebook.com/timberstoneadventures Update: Latest project: 2 Months, 60+ hour weeks, 1200' elevation - and a lot of blood, sweat, and tears later...... 5 story livable lighthouse/tower, on the very top of our mountain. 100% milled/built on site. I logged and loaded the mill with a small 4x4 atv(with 10,000# winch mounted on the front) and several series of pulleys/cable scattered throughout the forest. The only electric power tool used to build was a portable 20v impact drill, most everything was cut with homemade onsite jigs and the chainsaw (I used over 5 gallons of chainsaw gas for this project). The ATV and mill were winched up the mountainside on the cable bridge that I built this Spring(can be seen in pics). The views are of all the Western Maine Mountains & White Mountains of NH. The tower can only be accessed by foot through our hiking trails, and the entire mountain top is bordered by 1000's of acres of the White Mountain National Forest. The interior and solar power installation are next, then a good long break for this guy!
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WG24 Stump Grinder
IA, USA
Timothy Scheurs
Bought your WG24 stump grinder a few months back. Used it now on some 20 plus stumps, mostly oak and hickory stumps, up to 30" in diameter. Has worked great, and has proven to work as advertised. Runnig it on a JD3039R with no issues in performance. Nice product!
Bought your WG24 stump grinder a few months back. Used it now on some 20 plus stumps, mostly oak and hickory stumps, up to 30" in diameter. Has worked great, and has proven to work as advertised. Runnig it on a JD3039R with no issues in performance. Nice product!
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WG24 Stump Grinder
QC Canada
Bruce Weir
In the foreground is the remains of an apple stump. I have used your stump grinder on 8 hardwood stumps, maple, ash, birch, in sizes up to 2.5 Ft diameter. It certainly does the job and I am very pleased with it.
In the foreground is the remains of an apple stump. I have used your stump grinder on 8 hardwood stumps, maple, ash, birch, in sizes up to 2.5 Ft diameter. It certainly does the job and I am very pleased with it.
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HM126 Sawmill
SC, USA
Dan Lehman
SC summer heat finally breaking and get back to milling. Very happy with mill.
SC summer heat finally breaking and get back to milling. Very happy with mill.
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ATV Trailer
BC, Canada
Dave Child
Lori, I am loving the trailer. It's been great! Thanks, Dave at High Performance Engines
Lori, I am loving the trailer. It's been great! Thanks, Dave at High Performance Engines
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HM126 Sawmill
NY, USA
Arthur Penird, Olde Crow Primitive Country Crafts and Quilts
Hello Lori: I'm enjoying our 126, once I figured out the tracking. I've sawed over 32 logs and am very satisfied with the mill. My son Andy is sending pictures of a building that I built for my wife's quilting business. The interior and exterior siding was sawed from Hemlock logs and also the interior beams.in the showroom. Her business is called Olde Crow Primitive Country Crafts and Quilts in Harpursville, N.Y. It certainly has been a rewarding experience, and I'm finding some folks are stopping by to purchase hemlock and poplar off the mill
Hello Lori: I'm enjoying our 126, once I figured out the tracking. I've sawed over 32 logs and am very satisfied with the mill. My son Andy is sending pictures of a building that I built for my wife's quilting business. The interior and exterior siding was sawed from Hemlock logs and also the interior beams.in the showroom. Her business is called Olde Crow Primitive Country Crafts and Quilts in Harpursville, N.Y. It certainly has been a rewarding experience, and I'm finding some folks are stopping by to purchase hemlock and poplar off the mill
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HM130 Sawmill
VA, USA
Bill Collins
The saw is working well. There is a bit of a learning curve but I am getting there and enjoying the ride. I have plans to mount my 130 on a trailer and will hopefully be fully mobile by October. The pictures are of my master bedroom closet addition to my house. The walls are cedar and the floor is gum Maple. Not quite finished but coming along nicely.
The saw is working well. There is a bit of a learning curve but I am getting there and enjoying the ride. I have plans to mount my 130 on a trailer and will hopefully be fully mobile by October. The pictures are of my master bedroom closet addition to my house. The walls are cedar and the floor is gum Maple. Not quite finished but coming along nicely.
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HM130 Sawmill
OH, USA
Jeff Dysert
Love the mill, I use it a lot. Here I maxed out my 130 with red cedar.
Love the mill, I use it a lot. Here I maxed out my 130 with red cedar.
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722/HM122 Sawmill
MI, USA
John & Geri
My husband has built a large picnic table, a shooting bench, several toys for our daughter and now he is working on a lean-to tractor shed. He said that the machine has just about paid for itself! He has other lumber cut in store as well. He says thats it makes him so happy to use the wood from our very own trees. I have picked up some scrap wood from his cuts and did some arrows! Thank you for selling us a must have on the homestead:) John and Geri
My husband has built a large picnic table, a shooting bench, several toys for our daughter and now he is working on a lean-to tractor shed. He said that the machine has just about paid for itself! He has other lumber cut in store as well. He says thats it makes him so happy to use the wood from our very own trees. I have picked up some scrap wood from his cuts and did some arrows! Thank you for selling us a must have on the homestead:) John and Geri
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WC88 Wood Chipper
QC Canada
Pierre Moreau
Brenna, I must say this chipper work great and it well built , thanks for such a quick Delivery.
Brenna, I must say this chipper work great and it well built , thanks for such a quick Delivery.
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WG24 Stump Grinder
NC, USA
Paul Correll
Purchased the WG24 stump grinder and extremely satisfied with its performance. I wish I purchased it years ago. Using it on my Kubota B3200 and even though its a smaller tractor it works perfectly. Ordered on a Friday and arrived in 6 days ... very nicely shipped and actually used the steel shipping crate and made a work bench out of it (nice bonus). Grinds stumps much faster than expected and the build quality is outstanding. The only drawback is now every neighbor has a stump to remove but now I'm invited to all the cookouts. Well worth the money... Thanks!
Purchased the WG24 stump grinder and extremely satisfied with its performance. I wish I purchased it years ago. Using it on my Kubota B3200 and even though its a smaller tractor it works perfectly. Ordered on a Friday and arrived in 6 days ... very nicely shipped and actually used the steel shipping crate and made a work bench out of it (nice bonus). Grinds stumps much faster than expected and the build quality is outstanding. The only drawback is now every neighbor has a stump to remove but now I'm invited to all the cookouts. Well worth the money... Thanks!
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722/HM122 Sawmill
AL, USA
Nathan Read
Here is a couple of pictures from earlier today. I got this pine out of the way for my blueberries I plan to plant. The lumber it produces will go to build a neighbor's chicken coop.
Here is a couple of pictures from earlier today. I got this pine out of the way for my blueberries I plan to plant. The lumber it produces will go to build a neighbor's chicken coop.
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722/HM122 Sawmill
AL, USA
Nathan Read
Here are pictures from earlier today. I got this pine out of the way for my blueberries I plan to plant. The lumber it produces will go to build a neighbor's chicken coop.
Here are pictures from earlier today. I got this pine out of the way for my blueberries I plan to plant. The lumber it produces will go to build a neighbor's chicken coop.
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HM130 Sawmill
SK, Canada
Wade Nowlin
From logs to deck. The mill has been a worthwhile tool. And I am pleased with how well it works
From logs to deck. The mill has been a worthwhile tool. And I am pleased with how well it works
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HM126 Sawmill
MN, USA
Lee Olson
Just about got mine ready!
Just about got mine ready!
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722/HM122 Sawmill
TN, USA
Tony Parker
I love my mill!!
I love my mill!!
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WC68 Wood Chipper
WI, USA
Fred Ochs
Here are some photos of me using the WC68 chipper. Not bad for a 74 year old.
Here are some photos of me using the WC68 chipper. Not bad for a 74 year old.
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722/HM122 Sawmill
AL, USA
Bryan Cooper
Melissa, I am loving my 722 from Woodland Mills. I have sawn poplar 2x's for my brother to help him finish framing his barn. Currently I am working on replacing the railings around my porch. As you can see from the pictures, I am using cedar for the framing and have incorporated laser cut metal panel inserts that have been custom cut for the project. I really appreciate the customer service I have received with Woodland Mills. It is something of a rarity these days. I spent around 2 years researching sawmills before purchasing the 722 and I must say, it has met and even exceeded my expectations. I would and have already recommended Woodland Mills to anyone who has inquired. Thanks, Bryan Cooper
Melissa, I am loving my 722 from Woodland Mills. I have sawn poplar 2x's for my brother to help him finish framing his barn. Currently I am working on replacing the railings around my porch. As you can see from the pictures, I am using cedar for the framing and have incorporated laser cut metal panel inserts that have been custom cut for the project. I really appreciate the customer service I have received with Woodland Mills. It is something of a rarity these days. I spent around 2 years researching sawmills before purchasing the 722 and I must say, it has met and even exceeded my expectations. I would and have already recommended Woodland Mills to anyone who has inquired. Thanks, Bryan Cooper
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HM126 Sawmill
CA, USA
Irv Kaasch
The sawmill performs as advertised. It is built really well, unbelievable value. The family and I are having a great time milling lumber for our small ranch out in Duncans Mills CA. I would definitely recommend this mill.
The sawmill performs as advertised. It is built really well, unbelievable value. The family and I are having a great time milling lumber for our small ranch out in Duncans Mills CA. I would definitely recommend this mill.
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WG24 Stump Grinder
WI, USA
Daniel Reed
Hi Lori, Here are some before and after pictures of my back yard. I have chewed up hundreds of stumps on my property to date without a single problem. The transformation was accomplished with a chainsaw and the WM24 Stump Grinder on a 25 HP Compact tractor. (and maybe a little hard work and a few fires.) I highly recommend the Stump Grinder. It's a great attachment.
Hi Lori, Here are some before and after pictures of my back yard. I have chewed up hundreds of stumps on my property to date without a single problem. The transformation was accomplished with a chainsaw and the WM24 Stump Grinder on a 25 HP Compact tractor. (and maybe a little hard work and a few fires.) I highly recommend the Stump Grinder. It's a great attachment.
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WC88 Wood Chipper
CA, USA
Dave Bedford
Hi Lori, I am very satisfied with my Woodland Mills chipper. The chipper has exceeded my expectations. It's engineering, quality of materials and ease of use is outstanding. Earlier you asked for a picture, so I am attaching a picture of my wife June hard at work! Dave
Hi Lori, I am very satisfied with my Woodland Mills chipper. The chipper has exceeded my expectations. It's engineering, quality of materials and ease of use is outstanding. Earlier you asked for a picture, so I am attaching a picture of my wife June hard at work! Dave
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HM126 Sawmill
MA, USA
Paul Gareau
Hi Lori, I was milling a big old pine that was cut down before we bought the property. Here is my first project with my 126 - a small ceremony platform and fire-pit benches for my wedding!
Hi Lori, I was milling a big old pine that was cut down before we bought the property. Here is my first project with my 126 - a small ceremony platform and fire-pit benches for my wedding!
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HM130 Sawmill
PEI, Canada
Dean Mackenzie
This is the siding I made for my building. The mill works well! Thanks!
This is the siding I made for my building. The mill works well! Thanks!
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722/HM122 Sawmill
ID, USA
Virgil Aurand
I've been very happy with the mill and have made several beams and timbers for my projects. I'm building a timber frame tiny house/cabin and the mill is vital to producing the exact lumber I need. Here is the New chicken coop I built with timbers cut from my Woodland Mill. The corner posts, girts, rafters, flooring, roost and nesting boxes were all milled by me. (siding/roofing are cedar fence slats I had on-hand)
I've been very happy with the mill and have made several beams and timbers for my projects. I'm building a timber frame tiny house/cabin and the mill is vital to producing the exact lumber I need. Here is the New chicken coop I built with timbers cut from my Woodland Mill. The corner posts, girts, rafters, flooring, roost and nesting boxes were all milled by me. (siding/roofing are cedar fence slats I had on-hand)
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HM126 Sawmill
Ontario, Canada
Todd Tremblay
All red pine. Going to build a hunt camp. Lots of fun and got back into shape lol.
All red pine. Going to build a hunt camp. Lots of fun and got back into shape lol.
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HM130 Sawmill
GA, USA
Brent Pavey
Hi, I was able to start using the mill this weekend for the first time and wanted to share some pics. So far everything has went very smoothly from assembly to operation . So far I am very pleased with this mill. Thanks , Brent Pavey.
Hi, I was able to start using the mill this weekend for the first time and wanted to share some pics. So far everything has went very smoothly from assembly to operation . So far I am very pleased with this mill. Thanks , Brent Pavey.
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HM126 Sawmill
Ontario, Canada
Robert Robert Drzazga
The big maple was my first log I cut, it was a bit big but got it done and 2 nd pic is it stacked for drying. Last 2 pics is cedar hydro poles that I milled for the interior walls of the cottage and the finished walls. Robert
The big maple was my first log I cut, it was a bit big but got it done and 2 nd pic is it stacked for drying. Last 2 pics is cedar hydro poles that I milled for the interior walls of the cottage and the finished walls. Robert
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HM126 Sawmill
ON Canada
Robert Drzazga
The big maple was my first log I cut, it was a bit big but got it done and 2 nd pic is it stacked for drying. Last 2 pics is cedar hydro poles that I milled for the interior walls of the cottage and the finished walls. Robert
The big maple was my first log I cut, it was a bit big but got it done and 2 nd pic is it stacked for drying. Last 2 pics is cedar hydro poles that I milled for the interior walls of the cottage and the finished walls. Robert
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722/HM122 Sawmill
BC, Canada
Mervin Shull
You played a part in making a dream come true . I am seventy years old. I bought a third of an acre lot too. This is to be my retirement project. The lot had a lot of trees. So I cut trees from 6'' to the largest one at 21'' and up to 85 feet tall. I looked at getting some one to mill them. That was to costly so I started to look for a used mill. There was none to be found. But I saw your ad. I have never worked with a sawmill or even watched one work. I watched your video and a I can do this. So I phoned woodland mills and ordered the 122 mill. It got here sooner than I was expecting. I did not have a road on to the lot yet. So I had to skid the pallet over the ditch. Than I opened the box and carried it little by little to a level spot. Got out the instructions. In two I got it together and in a sort time I was on the go. The mill has a simple systems that made it easy to master. It is not a production mill. But for use or small business. It is a small investment that works very wall. From Mervin Shull in B.C. Thank you.
You played a part in making a dream come true . I am seventy years old. I bought a third of an acre lot too. This is to be my retirement project. The lot had a lot of trees. So I cut trees from 6'' to the largest one at 21'' and up to 85 feet tall. I looked at getting some one to mill them. That was to costly so I started to look for a used mill. There was none to be found. But I saw your ad. I have never worked with a sawmill or even watched one work. I watched your video and a I can do this. So I phoned woodland mills and ordered the 122 mill. It got here sooner than I was expecting. I did not have a road on to the lot yet. So I had to skid the pallet over the ditch. Than I opened the box and carried it little by little to a level spot. Got out the instructions. In two I got it together and in a sort time I was on the go. The mill has a simple systems that made it easy to master. It is not a production mill. But for use or small business. It is a small investment that works very wall. From Mervin Shull in B.C. Thank you.
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HM126 Sawmill
NL, Canada
Dean Hart
My HM126, It's running good and I built deck too. Dean Update: Kelly Hynes,- Dean just taught me how to use the mill ..so exciting and I now have a few awesome slabs for projects ..cant wait to get my own ..I’m going to have one heck of a mansion for me chickens
My HM126, It's running good and I built deck too. Dean Update: Kelly Hynes,- Dean just taught me how to use the mill ..so exciting and I now have a few awesome slabs for projects ..cant wait to get my own ..I’m going to have one heck of a mansion for me chickens
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HM126 Sawmill
MI, USA
Ted Kirkpatrick
Hi Lori, I am very pleased with my HM126 mill and within the few months since my purchase I’ve utilized the mill to produce a wide variety of lumber which I’ve used to build several projects including a restoration of a 1940’s cottage. The original lumber was all hand milled and consisted of full dimension lumber which I was able to easily re-create with the HM126. Being new to bandsaw milling, I found that I was immediately able to produce good boards with little waste, thanks to the precision of the mill and the excellent videos on the Woodland Mills website! I’m in the process of building a trailer to make the mill more portable.
Hi Lori, I am very pleased with my HM126 mill and within the few months since my purchase I’ve utilized the mill to produce a wide variety of lumber which I’ve used to build several projects including a restoration of a 1940’s cottage. The original lumber was all hand milled and consisted of full dimension lumber which I was able to easily re-create with the HM126. Being new to bandsaw milling, I found that I was immediately able to produce good boards with little waste, thanks to the precision of the mill and the excellent videos on the Woodland Mills website! I’m in the process of building a trailer to make the mill more portable.
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HM130 Sawmill
MN, USA
Gordon Munns
The trailer is finally complete and the first logs have been sawed!
The trailer is finally complete and the first logs have been sawed!
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HM126 Sawmill
CT, USA
Wayne Ferencz
My portable saw mill from a pile of metal to the finished mill cutting logs, It runs great! Very easy to run and it is fast cutting with little effort.
My portable saw mill from a pile of metal to the finished mill cutting logs, It runs great! Very easy to run and it is fast cutting with little effort.
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HM126 Sawmill
CT, USA
Wayne Ferencz
My portable saw mill from a pile of metal to the finished mill cutting logs, It runs great! Very easy to run and it is fast cutting with little effort.
My portable saw mill from a pile of metal to the finished mill cutting logs, It runs great! Very easy to run and it is fast cutting with little effort.
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WC88 Wood Chipper
GA, USA