Bob Fulton has decades of hands-on, D-I-Y experience and a “get ‘er done” attitude. When his employer shut down, Bob went into the rustic furniture business for himself. His one-man TimberKing sawmill helps him keep his overhead low so he can sell his wares for far less than others. High quality and low prices have […]
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“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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Here’s a fiercely independent California sawyer who says the TimberKing 1220 handles FAR MORE than TimberKing says it does. What do you think?“First of all, I don’t like working for other people”“I’m 60-some years old, originally from the East Coast, and I’ve been in California for 10 years. I’m a furniture maker by trade and
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What’s it take to make YOU happy? For Steve Litz, TK Owner from Columbia, NJ, it’s a mountain of logs and his 1600 TK mill. Oh, and his Talon Edger, too.“My involvement with sawing started when I was a little kid. Back in 1952 or so, I was five years old. My father ran a
“I quit my 20+ year career in the restaurant business and took a full-run at a total life change. Today, I make my living sawing with my TimberKing 2000. And business is great!”“I bought my first sawmill — a TimberKing 1220 — when we were building our home. It served me nicely as we milled
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“Many years ago, I saw an interesting article on sawing lumber in Popular Science magazine. I never dreamed I’d become a sawyer and own my own mill.I’m a retired electrical engineer. When I retired, my wife and I decided we didn’t want to spend $8,000 on a vacation to Hawaii to celebrate. That would have
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Todd’s an Urban Logger. He’s running a successful sawing business out of his suburban backyard just outside Phoenix, Arizona. Though he’s in one of America’s driest regions, he says there are plenty of trees locally. He gets all the wood he can cut…and he gets it for free.“I always wanted a sawmill”“I recently retired from
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