“Without my TimberKing Sawmill’s mobility, I wouldn’t have the full-time business I have today.” — Norm Miller, Norm’s Custom Sawing “Portability is my key business advantage. A lot of guys have sawmills around here but I’m the only one who comes to customers’ places with my ROAD-TOWABLE TimberKing sawmill. Many of my customers find it’s cheaper […]
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Rod Sipe tells us, “My son, Jason, and I have been working together over the last 10 years, building a business from the ground up. Doing this together is extremely rewarding for both of us. We’re very lucky every day to have that simple connection in this complicated world.”Ron’s son, Jason, offered his perspective. “Coming
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“I retired at 55 and I didn’t want to just sit around so I got a TimberKing sawmill. That was six years ago and I’ve pumped a lot of logs through the mill in that time.I once worked in the woods in the Olympic Peninsula. I always liked it — felling and logging. I ran
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Jon Betry’s a serious DIY homesteader with a self-sufficiency lifestyle. He’s on his third TimberKing sawmill. “Just couldn’t wear out the other two.”“My TimberKing sawmill helps me reach my goal of self-reliance on my 180-acre homestead. My garden provides me a lot of our food; my solar array provides all of my power; my woods
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Bill Mize and his wife, DaLue, are on a mission to help veterans overcome the effects of trauma they’ve experienced during and after their service as members of the armed services.20 veterans commit suicide each day.The Department of Veterans Affairs reports that each day, 20 veterans and active service members commit suicide. Bill Mize and
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“I was born in Texas and worked commercial construction all my life. I decided to work for myself and running a sawmill business seemed like a good choice. I could work from home and start a niche business right here. It’s working out very well.I have family in New Mexico who has an older model
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“I started woodworking in high school and I always loved it. The wood I wanted wasn’t available at lumberyards — burls, grains, and better species of wood. And if they were available, I couldn’t afford them!I wanted a sawmill for years and finally got my TimberKing 1400 in 2014. I now have access to really
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We recently sent out an email that we had taken a good, used TimberKing in trade. Here’s what one TimberKing owner emailed back…Hi Will —A bigger TimberKing mill is in the future for me. Until then my TimberKing 1400 is a fine workhorse.I’d trade in my 1400 today but you couldn’t make a new TimberKing
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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
What’s YOUR plan for retirement? We talked with TimberKing owner, Dave Prescott, recently. “Some people buy a boat or a camper when they retire,” he said. “I prefer a sawmill!” “I’ve worked in agriculture for nearly 40 years. I’m the branch manager at a grain elevator in Burlingame, Kansas but I’m getting close to retirement so
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