Regrets I Have About My Sawmill Setup

Regrets I have about my sawmill setup will be covered in today's episode on Sawing with Sandy. Let's face it, not all good ideas turn out to be the best ideas in the long-run. Today I"ll talk about some of those such ideas that began as great ideas but ended up differently. After trying out various setups I've learned a few things that may help to make your portable sawmill setup more efficient and user-friendly. I"ll be sharing what I like and what I don't like about sawmill setups. The positioning of the sawmill is just one consideration. The place in proximity to the sawmill for putting waste, lumber and incoming logs is equally as important. With so much consideration required aside from just the sawmill, hopefully today's video is helpful to many of you out there watching. As you'll quickly find out in this video, if space is not limited, you're in luck as that's often what creates some challenges for me working around my deep-woods sawmill buildings with my equipment. Having trees present just outside each building makes it difficult at times to move around equipment and so utilizing wide-open spaces is often easiest if possible to keep your sawmill setup efficient and running smoothly. Regardless of your setup, as long as you're out doing what you love to do, all is good in my books. Thanks for watching folks, here we go!