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Sawmill Capacity and Board Feet
| Model | Max. log diameter | Max. cut or board width |
|---|---|---|
| Wood-Mizer LX55 | 26 in | 22 in |
| Woodland Mills HM126 | 26 in | 24 in |
| Wood-Mizer LT28 | 32 in | 30 in |
Estimate Board Feet
Enter the actual dimensions of one board and how many boards of that size you have.
Log-to-Lumber Calculator
Estimate how many board feet a round log might yield before you saw it. Measure across the small end inside the bark and use the length you plan to saw.
Uses the Doyle log rule for logs over 4 inches in diameter. Doyle can underestimate small logs. Actual lumber recovery depends on taper, defects, blade kerf, and the cut pattern. USDA Forest Service log scaling reference
What to Check Before Buying a Used Sawmill
Match the mill to your logs and orders
Ask for the usable cut length and the widest board the mill can cut. Check which bed extensions, log turners, clamps, and hydraulic controls are included in the asking price.
See the mill run under load
Ask for a video of a full pass through a representative log. Ask about blade guides, wheels or bearings, bed alignment, and feed controls. On a circular mill, ask which saw and sharpening equipment come with it.
Confirm what the line needs on site
For stationary equipment, confirm motor and electrical requirements, infeed and outfeed dimensions, and which conveyors, controls, and dust-handling equipment are included. For a package, get an itemized list before arranging transport.
