slabs

Hi there! We're a sawmill and woodworking shop out of Rock Hill SC. We've been processing firewood and live-edge slabs for years, our location a local destination for custom builds and more. We run a Wood Mizer LT40 as well as a Lucas Mill Super Slabber year-round and have milled many large...

Hi. New here. I’m a woodworker hobbies and plan to get a few trees cut down in my yard and want to slab out the logs to use/sell the slabs. And I want to be able to use it in the future as well. I’m looking to get a 28” chainsaw but don’t want to break the bank(under $1k). Someone has a used...

Hi everyone, I'm new here, but have been doing tree work and sawing lumber for a lot of years. I am selling my Stihl 090's and my double ended milling rig. I am selling the whole rig for $5,500 or each power head is $2,200, and the Cannon bar, chains, and Alaska rig is (must be sold together)...

Are most of you fellas using a heat cycle on the lumber and slabs before the projects begin or are there other options these days? I saw one guy use a salt/boric acid mixture rolled on the wet slabs but, I'm not sure if that replaces the heat cycle.

Hi, we would like to buy an Alaskan Mill to take onto job sites. Often we have amazing timber like silky oak and hoop pine that just goes through the chipper. Can anyone recommend a reputable place to buy on in Australia. And offer some tips on using one on the jobsite. Any links or videos would...

dear milling friends, I have started a new project lately, I've bought a beech logs that measures 1.85 meter/ 73'' at the butt and is 5 meters long (196'') It weights 9.5 tons. I have been chainsaw milling since i was 18, so a couple of years of experience but this is my largest log so far. but...