Mobile Sawmilling

• Minimum Length of Logs:  3 feet (shorter possible) 
• Maximum Length of Logs:  21 Feet (note:  20'6" is best but we can make 21 feet work -- ask if longer is needed).
• Minimum Log Diameter (small end): 8 inches (ask us)
• Maximum Log Diameter (large end):  32 inches (more possible, call to discuss)
• Minimum Board Thickness: 0.50 inches (ask us) 
• Kerf Thickness (blade):  1/8” (this thin Kerf increases total board footage produced in a log by approximately 15%

ONLY for damaged blades that cannot be re-sharpened (metal/nail, rock, foreign objects damage etc).

This includes travel with the mobile sawmill to and from your job site 

• Cut all your logs to the length of lumber you desire (plus a few inches on either side).  No sense sawmilling a 20 log for a 12 foot piece of lumber and it will save time.
• Trimming large logs over 32” diameter before our mobile sawmill arrives or we will trim logs to fit our sawmill at our hourly rate
• Cutting all limbs flush with the bark or we will have to use our chainsaw to cut limbs flush at our hourly rate (no 45 degree cuts or 'horns')

•  It is your responsibility to have at least one worker available to offload lumber from the mobile sawmill.  It is recommended that you have two workers to keep the process going and ensure maximum production (but it is not required as long as the one worker can off-bear/off-load all cap cuts, slabs and lumber/beams by themselves)
• Your crew stacks all lumber & cap. We will cut you stickers for stacking from the off cuts
• The sawdust will be piled next to the mill 
• Clean up is done after each log is milled for safety