Dave Levesque

Some photos of my HM130 from woodland mills. A real nice toy! Thank you!

Jean Paul

It's up and running. Let the summer begin. Jean Paul

David Salyers

25" bug bit standing dead Douglas fir milled on the HM130 today. Had two nice 2" X 18" book matched flitches for a table top come out of the fir. Milled out 310 bf of clue stain ponderosa today with the HM130 before the thunder boomers rolled in. Part of the cut is going to a client for wane base. They're havin' a baby---it's a boy--- so the blue board will set just right in the little fella's new quarter ~ lol. Milled some nice walnut today with the HM130. The logs I opened up were a couple I had from a few years ago and they were pretty dry, but your Woodland Mill handled them fine. The picture is a 3" X 7'3' mantle a client down in the desert has been after me to cut for him. Those walnut logs were fairly on the hard side--- but the mill turned out some fine lumber. Here's a "strait" stack from one of the white spruce logs. Most in the stack are 6/4 X 18". I also milled some book matched live edge boards. The top left board is 10/4 X 18" and has been delivered to one of the local contractors. Folks that come by can't get over how strait and smooth the HM130 turns a piece of timber into such fine lumber.

Isaac Sholten

Just getting set up to mill some white pine. I have already milled over 1000 of hardwood. Hard wood includes spalted maple, ash, walnut and cherry.

Ron Conyea

My brother and I are having a blast with our new 130! Great exercise and the mill turns out perfect boards. Looking forward to projects for years to come with my own lumber. And saving lots of money!! Ron Conyea

Pascal Frenette

Here's a few red oak logs milled today, those slabs will make awesome stair threads. This was my first time using the mill and it works beautifully.

Doug Zwicker

I absolutely love my mill. Have been busy setting up things and milling. I have a lot of people come by and check it out. This is around 500 bd ft. of maple in a solar kiln I built it using the lumber I milled from my Woodland mill HM130. It is very addictive. If you ever have a potential buyer who wants to check the HM130 out sent them down my way. I mill almost every day. Lately pine is sold right off the mill. I cannot keep any in stock. Here is some pine siding/clapboard. The mill and kiln has paid for itself already. Cutting a little pine 27 inches across the top. Had to shave the side to allow carriage to pass over. Mill is now inside the new shelter all materials cut on the woodland mill except metal roof. Not quite done still some siding to make and install but I am covered.

Brady Liscombe

I'm very happy with the mill!

Tommaso Zulato

Un piccolo assaggio di cosa si può fare cin una segheria mobile e recuperando il legno dei vostri alberi. Ci vediamo alla fiera di Conselve. Con la A small taste of what you can do a mobile sawmill and recover the wood of your trees. See you at the fair fair.

Jeff Dysert

Love the mill, I use it a lot. Here I maxed out my 130 with red cedar.