Band Sawmill - any interest?

G.P.S.Investments · Sep 15, 2010

For the lumber I have milled I could have justified buying hud-sons biggest mill way up in the $$$$$'s. My milled has payed for itself time and time again and then some. Heck just the picnic tables I have made and sold have easily paid for the mill.

Just wondering what was your $price$ on the picnic tables.And where are you located @.:thumbsup:Cause I would like to the same but don't wnt to cut into anyone pocket.

20 20 · Sep 16, 2010

I doubt you cut in on any of my business looks like you're form another country

. Craigs List seemed full of tables this year around here, but that didn't stop mine from moving

Seeing some of the prices on picnic table's I'd would have expect them to be made of gold

I just try to be fair and honest, funny how that can work sometimes though, if people see to low a price they think stuff is junk

Oh well their loss.

caver · Oct 6, 2010

I found a used Baker HD18 on ebay and enjoy cutting up fallen trees on my property. Getting the logs to and up on the saw bed is a chore. I've got a stack of short leaf pine that looks better than any store lumber I've seen lately. That was from a tree that died and the outer bark was almost rotted off. I look at it as a hobby

EZ Boardwalk makes a Junior mill that is very affordable and a solid unit. Their made by an Amish family up in Northeast Missouri. Nice folks to deal with.

jpm · Oct 6, 2010

i started out by building a chain saw mill and it worked good but slow.than one day i saw a bandsaw at work ,much,much faster.than i was at a home show and a hud-son dealer was there with a oscar28 .after talking to him for awhile he said he sold the track to someone at the show .so what are you going to do with the head unit ? 4 hours later i'm driving down the road with a mill.

if you need 2x4,2x6 dry wood quick the lumber yard is the way to go,but differant woods,odd stuff ect a mill is great