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A FAMILY BARN RAISING – building Grandma’s legacy with a TimberKing Sawmill

“I’m one of four siblings from a big family in Louisiana. We family members live all over but, together, we own family land in Sabine Parish. It was our grandparent’s 220-acre farm that’s been handed down through the generations. This old farm is about half in timber, hardwood and pine.20 years ago, we built a

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Secrets to a value-added wood business – diversify products & integrate processes

“My cousin, Nathan Stewart, and I are in the wood business together. I started this as a commercial firewood business but it’s evolved and grown into making and selling slabs, furniture, and kindling. We’re sawing for ourselves and others. And we’re still processing and selling firewood. There’s a real value-added aspect to what we do.

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DAD’S BUILDING A TIMBER FRAME HOME FOR HIS DAUGHTER with a TimberKing 1600

We at TimberKing received this email from one of our owners, Tim Heming. We were so interested in what he wrote us that we gave him a call to learn more about the home he’s building for his daughter, his sawing, and his future plans. Here’s the rest of Tim’s story…“I’m used to doing big

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Tim’s building a private, no-fee campground with a TimberKing 1220

“Greetings to all! My name is Tim, owner/operator of North Country Trail & Kayak Campground in Jonesville, Michigan. Welcome to my world.Tim’s long-time dream – owning a sizeable chunk of forest landI’m retired military. I was in the Marine Corps, then the Army, National Guard, and ended in the Air Force. I was in construction –

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“IF I’D KNOWN HOW MUCH FUN SAWING IS, I’d have gotten a sawmill 20 years ago!”

“I’m a 7-days-a-week kind of guy: busy all the time and I don’t look to slow down any time soon. I did give up motorcycle riding, though. I’ll be 69 the end of next month and I saw lumber, do some boat and RV work, and I work as part-time manager at the heating and

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