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Jay explains what to expect if a fully hydraulic sawmill is out of budget, using his TimberKing 220 as the example. He outlines his lumber-handling system and mills a log from start to finish, highlighting the workflow, effort, and trade-offs to help you decide if this type of mill fits your needs.
What’s the single upgrade or workflow change that most improved your throughput on a manual or semi-hydraulic mill?
Want To Buy A Sawmill? Watch This First
So you’re thinking about getting a sawmill but, like me, you can’t afford a fully hydraulic mill. In this video, I’ll talk about my TimberKing 220 sawmill, our system for dealing with the lumber, and then share my thoughts as we mill a log from start to finish. Hopefully, this will give you an idea […]
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