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From Trees to Treasures

Over the past few weeks, our portable sawmill journey has taken us through an exciting array of projects, each one a testament to the beauty and versatility of wood. From salvaging majestic black walnut trees to crafting custom slabs for homeowners in the Madison, TN area, to milling maple, pine, and oak for eager customers, it's been a whirlwind of creativity and craftsmanship.



One of the highlights of our recent endeavors was the opportunity to salvage several black walnut trees for a homeowner. Black walnut is a prized wood, known for its rich color and distinctive grain patterns. I was able to transform this Black Walnut into slabs. It's always a privilege to be a part of preserving and re-purposing such magnificent trees, knowing that their legacy will live on in the form of stunning furniture or decor.

Custom Creations in Maple, Pine, and Oak

In addition to our Black Walnut project, we had the pleasure of working with a variety of other woods, including Maple, Pine, and Oak. Each species presents its own unique characteristics and challenges, but with our expertise and dedication, we were able to produce high-quality lumber that exceeded our customers' expectations. Whether it's the warmth of Maple, the rustic charm of Pine, or the timeless elegance of Oak, we take pride in unlocking the inherent beauty of each piece of wood that passes through our sawmill.


Lumber Packages at Our Shop

Amidst our on-site milling adventures, we also took some time to focus on our shop work, sawing out lumber packages for a couple of our loyal customers. With precision and care, we transformed raw logs into boards, ready to be transformed into whatever their imaginations can dream up.

Looking Ahead

As we reflect on the past few weeks, we're grateful for the opportunity to do what we love: working with wood and bringing our customers' visions to life. Whether it's salvaging trees, milling custom slabs, or crafting lumber packages, each project fuels our passion for woodworking and drives us to push the boundaries of what's possible.

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