Millworking
From trees to logs to boards to cabinets. Where does it all come from? A variety of different trees can be found in the
forests of the pacfic northwest. Some of the most common are: Alder, Big Leaf Mable, Fir, Hemlock and Cedar. Less known
wods are wild cherry, yew, spruce, poderosa pine, cottonwood, Madrone and vine maple.
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From our own selectively managed forest land, a load of alder and fir logs is delivered to the sawmill. Here they will be custom
sawn to be used for the cabinets or other millworking needs. Some customers even bring their own logs!
Contact us today for all your millworking needs.
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Using the Wood-Mizer bandsaw mill to cut a log.
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Boards and new cabinets in the shop.
Normally the wood is air dried for a minimum of 6 months. For a faster process, a temerature and humidity controlled kiln is employed.
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