Can you really earn big money with a Timberking?“I’m making $200 an hour sawing with my TimberKing 2020 sawmill and loving it! I’ve been involved in many business ventures — my newest business is bulding axe throwing targets using wood I saw on my TimberKing. I sell these targets to over 35 locations like amusement […]
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GOT LOGS? John saws some BIG ones on his TimberKing 1600!Facebook forum for sawyers, timber folks, woodworkersI started the TimberKing Owners Group on Facebook as an information exchange for sawyers, timber folks, and woodworkers. People thinking about getting a sawmill tell me this group helps them, too. It’s a labor of love but, honestly, I
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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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Missouri’s Department of Conservation recently purchased a TimberKing 2000 Sawmill. We wanted to know how they planned to put it to work. We called Mike Morris, Forest Products Supervisor at the Missouri State Offices, and got the inside story…“Missouri is an interesting and diverse state. We have everything from rural to urban environments, everything from
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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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