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Monster log on the 1220

“Our TimberKing 1220 punches way above its weight class”

3 friends own 1 TimberKing 1220 Sawmill We recently heard from Matt Hinton, TimberKing owner from Minnesota. He and two friends are on the go all the time. Between them, they have lots of interests and lots of equipment to support those interests. The BIGGEST machine they share is a TimberKing 1220 sawmill. Each one […]

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Evan and Carolina left their careers as scientists to begin new ones - full-time sawyers with a TimberKing sawmill. Hard work, they say, but they love their new careers!

YOUNG SCIENTISTS BECOME TIMBERKING SAWYERS

“My wife and I began our careers as scientists in the pharmaceutical industry. My degree is in chemistry, and Carolina’s is in biology. After several years in the field, we decided to take a different path. Today, we’re full-time sawyers running our own business. From the lab to the sawmill Leaving the corporate world wasn’t

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7 Tips for Setting Up and Operating a Portable Sawmill

If you’ve ever wanted to turn logs into usable lumber for woodworking, construction, or profit, learning how to set up and operate a portable sawmill is one of the most rewarding skills you can develop. With the right preparation and equipment, you can produce high-quality boards at a fraction of the cost of store-bought lumber.When

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Huge log on Martin's TimberKing 2020

“My TIMBERKING SAWMILL will feed my woodworking business”

Martin Burkhart saws LOGS SO BIG he’s had to whittle them down a bit to fit through the TimberKing’s cutting throat. How big is that? His 2020’s max log diameter is 39″. So this big boy’s pushing 40″ wide or more!“The sawing business has been in my blood for generations. Both my granddads ran sawmill

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SAWING WITH A TIMBERKING changed my son’s life

Ryan keeps a close eye on the TimberKing head’s progress through his squared-off cant.“I’m a landscaper. In my business, landscaping includes handling everything on a property. I do excavation, stone work, roads, foundations, heavy construction, even build outbuildings, cabanas, and custom homes. And I fell clients’ tress and saw them into lumber with my TimberKing

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Sammy tows his TimberKing 2220

TimberKing Sawmill owner says, “I QUIT MY DAY JOB AND NEVER LOOKED BACK!”

I’ve sawed lumber my whole life.“I grew up on my grandfather’s farm where he had an old-style circle sawmill. I helped saw since I was a kid. My dad, brothers, and I sawed out lumber for neighbors for 40 years!Then it clicked…I got a mechanical engineering degree and worked in the chemical industry for 20

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TimberKing Sawyer’s BUSINESS SECRET: Treat Customers Right

A business philosophy based in SERVICE“My dad started Wyco Wood Co. years ago. I started sawing with him in about 1990 and we’ve been sawing together ever since. Back then, a friend cleared trees for a utility company and supplied me with really beautiful logs. Dad and I started out with chainsaw mills but they’re

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YOU CAN’T BUY 2″ THICK WOOD SLABS AT HOME DEPOT…so I saw my own!

“I’m a retired businessman but I’m busier now than ever. I’ve had a lot of mechanical experience. I ran a plant that manufactures big agricultural equipment. I’ve done a lot of woodworking and metalworking. I’ve done welding, sales and marketing, and I’ve run a restaurant. I’ve flown planes and even sung opera!Ed Ferguson is retired

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Tom’s sawmill success plan: diversification, low volume, high margins

TimberKing owner, Tom Brueggen has many irons in the fire. “I’m always looking for business opportunities and running them through my head to see if they’re a play I want to make.” He’s made a lot of plays and runs several small, successful enterprises. Success key? All Tom’s endeavors support one anotherTom does excavation work and land

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