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Re: Is there any money is portable sawmills?.
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Posted by Ty on December 03, 2003 at 20:35:11 from (67.30.209.31):
In Reply to: Is there any money is portable sawmills?. posted by Jonathan on December 03, 2003 at 12:03:38:
Around where I live you can make good money if you want to fool with it. Most comercial mills around here (hardwood mills) will have small portable band mills to cut high quality logs because they produce less waste. The saw kerf on a band mill is alot narrower than a circle saw. Before long you've lost a board to sawdust on a circle saw. Some people around here with portable mills even hire out to the big mills to saw their high dollar logs. So you can compete with the comercial mills because if you look out back behind their big mill you will usually find them sawing with mill just like you have.
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