Sawyers Share Portable Sawmill Tips for Beginners

Join Brock and Rick as they discuss what it's like to begin your sawing adventures.
Two of them, Brock from the UA-cam channel Rockhill Farm and Rick from Rustic Harbors Woodworking on Instagram sat down and chatted about their experiences learning to mill, to help pass that knowledge onto others.
Thanks for the chat, guys!
You can find them at:
Brock @RockhillfarmYT
Rick @rusticharbors
0:00 - Introduction
2:25 - Meet the Sawyers
5:22 - Your workspace
7:50 - Woodworking Projects
9:25 - The learning Curve
10:58 - Where to store your Lumber
11:27 - Tips to pricing wood
12:24 - Early Mistakes
13:37 - What size of mill to get?
15:51 - Accessories
17:01 - Sawdust Management
17:40 - Conclusion
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[@RockhillfarmYT]

Thanks for having me. I shared this video on my channels

[@mooseguyable]

Woke up this morning with a plan in my mind,
Gonna mill my own lumber, gonna work that grind.
Got my chainsaw roaring, and my mill set up right,
Turning logs into lumber, by the morning light.
Milling my own lumber, it's a labor of love,
From the forest to the workshop, it's like hand in glove.
Every cut and every plank, tells a story so true,
Milling my own lumber, it's what I love to do.

[@toddcaskey9984]

Great job

[@AaronTurnwald]

Nice video guys!

[@johnnycycle69]

When it comes to mill size I went with logs i could safely handle with the lifting equipment I had.
I have the woodland mills 122 I went with the smallest since I don't have tractors but I have a small crane.
I love my mill and look forward to making boards for this season.