Jim Callon

Just got the mill up and running last weekend. Instuctions were clear and had it together in a couple days. Does a nice job and being on the trailer it is super easy to get set up and cutting.

Patrick Ballard

I love my new sawmill. Once we got thru that crazy winter and I got it all together and set up I've been cutting all kinds of logs. Cedar and maple and some pine although the pine sure is gooey. I've got cherry and persimmon and poplar on the way. I've gotten some really good dimensional lumber, as well as some live edge stuff. I give it a 5 star rating!! It's easy to get tracked, the instructions were simple enough even a dumb country boy could understand! It stays level and is easy maintenance.

Mike Lindsay and Sherri Hogue

Here's a picture of me on the tractor loading the logs and here is one of the guys I just call this "man glitter" It's definitely a 5 star! This makes building our house more affordable, the sawmill has already paid for itself at least 2 times over

Thomas Decker

New pics of our sawmill. He made some ramps to roll the log on. Works great. Also he built a little shed to keep sawmill protected from the weather and to keep tools, etc. Now that the weather is getting better he's finally getting to use it. It's so nice! He used the lumber he made to build the shed and now we are going to work on building a rv carport. Thanks so much for such a great sawmill!!

Bob Carnie

l have had the mill for about 2 years. I was going to cut a little bit of wood but it could be a full time job haha. Its so rewarding to cut that first slab off the log and see the Beautiful grain of the wood. And people love to buy it

Tim Smith

Let me begin by saying I love my mill. My brother and I are using it every weekend and it's amazing to think that what was once a tree, is now a lumbered/milled board to be used to build something. We are in the process of building a building for the mill. here are some pics of our mill set up in the Slab Shack

Dellano Felice

Built with my hm 126. I planed it down and made shiplap siding for my new chicken coop. I really like my mill. Hoping to set it up as soon as weather permits as we moved to a new location. I am also a chainsaw carver carver and using the mill, I make bench backs etc .... you name it. Here is a Vietnam stick by using the mill, laminating the boards together, and carving it. The wood is hickory. It's the 4th infantry division company 2/12. I couldn't post pics to your page.

Louie Rouppet

I have had the Hm126 for about 2 years now, 3 buildings built entirely from the mill, using pine and cedar from our ranch. Have also sold several large beams. The mill paid for itself with the first building. Great product. Reliable, easy to use and hardly uses any gas to run. Thanks Louie

Johnny Boudreau

Assembly went well and I am finally putting it to the test now that the weather is warming up. It's working great, takes everything I throw at it. No complaints, although I've had a slight issue; A broken clamp holder (results of a faulty weld) but was promptly resolved by your excellent customer support. Despite a minor bug, the saw works great. I am looking forward to many wonderful years of milling. I would give my mill 4 out of 5 stars.

Adrian Plante

I bought the HM126 trekker XL. It is a really nice mill. I have milled white oak, elm and hickory on it up to 16 ft. The assembly on the trailer model took about 12 hours total. The instructions are clear and everything fit nicely. Truly a great deal!