kpsp50
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With the price of lumber get a saw mill and sell the lumber
Very helpful!Wood-Mizer has a page on their website where people with portable sawmills for hire are listed. Choose the state where you live and it will show everybody who offers a portable sawmill service. Here is their link: Find a Local Sawyer | Wood-Mizer USA
Where r u locatedHave pine logs galore from the lot clearing and I don't know what to do with them?
Average 16 to 24 inches in diameter.
Don't have a dump trailer so I can't take them anywhere.
Contacted a couple lumber places and they weren't too interested since they were pine?
Any sugesstions or ideas would be appreciated.View attachment 699958
Have pine logs galore from the lot clearing and I don't know what to do with them?
Average 16 to 24 inches in diameter.
Don't have a dump trailer so I can't take them anywhere.
Contacted a couple lumber places and they weren't too interested since they were pine?
Any sugesstions or ideas would be appreciated.View attachment 699958
You might check out camps and schools and church groups who might be looking for wood for a bonfire.Very helpful!
Where are you located? Depending on distance, I am interested!Have pine logs galore from the lot clearing and I don't know what to do with them?
Average 16 to 24 inches in diameter.
Don't have a dump trailer so I can't take them anywhere.
Contacted a couple lumber places and they weren't too interested since they were pine?
Any sugesstions or ideas would be appreciated.View attachment 699958
Those look like Virginia pine. Not the best pine species for lumber, but I have had some very nice boards made out of it. It isn't particularly strong and can be knotty, but I've actually used Virginia pine 3 x 10's as beams and they're doing great. The lumber is a nice white color, smells good, nails and paints well. Anyway, the largest of those logs are worth the trouble to convert into lumber, by somebody. The rest of it isn't good for much else than chipping, shaving, or erosion control.Have pine logs galore from the lot clearing and I don't know what to do with them?
Average 16 to 24 inches in diameter.
Don't have a dump trailer so I can't take them anywhere.
Contacted a couple lumber places and they weren't too interested since they were pine?
Any sugesstions or ideas would be appreciated.View attachment 699958
There's quite a learning curve to using a portable sawmill properly.With the price of lumber get a saw mill and sell the lumber
I found an excellent sawyer through that source. A real wizard.Wood-Mizer has a page on their website where people with portable sawmills for hire are listed. Choose the state where you live and it will show everybody who offers a portable sawmill service. Here is their link: Find a Local Sawyer | Wood-Mizer USA