We offer quality to size “rough cut lumber” in up 20’ in length. The process all starts with our logging crews sorting at the landing (in the timber sale) material suitable for post and pole, saw log, firewood or pulp. The logs are loaded and delivered, unloaded and stacked in the appropriate locations. Saw logs are bucked up (cut) into the correct lengths and moved to the deck, feeding our Woodmizer LT 300 industrial band saw. The logs are then cut up with the goal to yield as many recoverable boards as the log allows. Once the boards are cut, some are stacked into corresponding bunks and some are run through our 4” Meadows Board Edger to cut any wane out and produce boards with square corners. The biggest benefit of our bandsaw is that we can recover more lumber because of the thin band saw blade versus a thicker circle saw blade.
