I'm a homeowner with 40 acres of untouched woodlands. This winter uprooted more trees than any winter in the past 20 years. Between my yard and the neighbors' there could be over 1,000 mature trees downed from what looks like a nasty microburst plus the regular storm damage.
I've been making firewood and giving it away to various winter-heating charities. This is growing to a point where we have annual cutting/splitting days in which everything we produce is donated. And I still have more firewood than I know what to do with.
I don't need the money and don't want to deal with the hassle of selling stuff, but am looking to do more with my land. It is time to make lumber for various projects around the house.
The chainsaw method looks too time-consuming as I don't have but a few hours per week to put in the woods, so I'm thinking full-on saw mill. Do you guys have any recommendations?
Thanks in advance!
I've been making firewood and giving it away to various winter-heating charities. This is growing to a point where we have annual cutting/splitting days in which everything we produce is donated. And I still have more firewood than I know what to do with.
I don't need the money and don't want to deal with the hassle of selling stuff, but am looking to do more with my land. It is time to make lumber for various projects around the house.
The chainsaw method looks too time-consuming as I don't have but a few hours per week to put in the woods, so I'm thinking full-on saw mill. Do you guys have any recommendations?
Thanks in advance!