Mill
I run a Norwood mill. It is a great unit. I have learened a lot over the years that I have owned it. Namely, like most equipment you ll buy- start small and test the water or go big? Other posts are right. The Norwood is surely not a production mill. It's a great mill for recreation or personal use. My family has built two large barns, tons of woodworking projects, and smaller rough cut projects. I am currently looking to increase the production and purchase a woodmizer lt40 mill and edger. Be warned, manual mills are time consuming and require a physical investment. If you don t mind the labor, it is very rewarding with every single board that comes off of the mill.
I run a Norwood mill. It is a great unit. I have learened a lot over the years that I have owned it. Namely, like most equipment you ll buy- start small and test the water or go big? Other posts are right. The Norwood is surely not a production mill. It's a great mill for recreation or personal use. My family has built two large barns, tons of woodworking projects, and smaller rough cut projects. I am currently looking to increase the production and purchase a woodmizer lt40 mill and edger. Be warned, manual mills are time consuming and require a physical investment. If you don t mind the labor, it is very rewarding with every single board that comes off of the mill.
