Best Cabinets & Sawyers

Listing #70 Listed on: 02/08/2008

Best Cabinets & Sawyers is a division of Best Cabinets. Our family currently owns 120 Wooded Acres and Growing.

We own a 36" Sawmill which can cut logs up to 3' in diameter. Also, we have a Dehumidifier Kiln which we use to kiln dry our lumber. We service Chicago and Milwaukee area up North to Manitowac.

Close up of my

Quartering some White Oak

Another Sawmill Photo

Sawmill in action

Logs awaiting to go through our sawmill operation.

Hudson 36

Kitchen made from wood (Soft Maple) from our sawmill.

Walnut Stump- for Burls and Carvings

Log Siding we made for a Wisconsin Summer Home.

White Oak stump which we use for Burls and Turnings.

Tenoned Wood we milled for custom wood entry doors(2 1/4

Company Name: Best Cabinets & Sawyers

Contact Name: Dan DeWalt

Location: Chicago, IL 60642

Year Founded: 1979

Sq. Footage: 15,000

Employees: 12

Gross Sales: N/A

Website: www.thebestcabinets.com

Product Specialties:

Hardwood Lumber
Milled Lumber / Lumber for construction
Other Wood Products
Reclaimed
Softwood Lumber
Wood Components
Wood Waste

Service Specialties:

Custom Sawing
Kiln Drying
Moulding

Sawmill Equipment:

Sawmills: Portable - Hud-son 36" Sawmill
Kilns - Solar Kiln

Viewer Comments:

Posted By: dan [05/12/2010]
Our sawmill is portable and therefore service Illinois too. Visit www.thebestcabinets.com for location and hours.

Posted By: dave buckley [10/21/2013]
I have three yard trees, two walnut one oak in Homer Glen. Its somewhat rural as my property is 4 acres. There is large space to drop. All three are straight, approx 15 ft to first branch and smallest is 18" up to first branch. Free. Any interest? I can send pics.

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