Stuewe Woodworking LLC
Listing #512 Listed on: 05/25/2014
I bought a Logosol chainsaw mill in 2001 and over the years have sawn over 12000bf of mostly 4/4 lumber using a Stihl 066 chainsaw. I also built a solar kiln that year. In 2009 I added an Alaskan 72" chainsaw mill powered by a Stihl MS880 In mid 2010 I acquired a used Woodmizer LT40 fully hydraulic bandsaw mill and a Nyle L200 kiln. Also, on January 31, 2010 I retired from selling Insurance and became a “full time woodworker”. In 2017 I purchased a Lucas Mill Dedicated Slabber with a 76" capacity. One of the benefits of owning my own sawmill is that I can saw any species of tree or log. With a sawmill capability of up to 76" in width there are not many trees in Central Texas that I cannot convert to lumber for your personalized project. I have built custom tables, cabinets, an aspen log bed, mantels, Murphy bed, keepsake, jewelry and domino boxes and various other types of custom furniture
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Milling a pecan on site that was too large to load and bring home
Field splitting a log so that I can load it to bring home and mill
Large pecan "cookied" wsith 6' Alaskan mill
Mesquite table with two bowls turned from the same log
