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Building the Perfect Home for Your Portable Sawmill
One of the first projects that many sawyers consider after getting their sawmill is building a shelter to store it. The great thing about milling your own lumber is that you can completely customize your shelter to fit your personal needs. Check out how these sawyers utilized their land to create the perfect home for their portable sawmills.
Mike - A Living Shelter
Mike took full advantage of his spruce plantation when deciding how to build a shelter for his HM126 Woodlander. He set some 16’ logs aside when he was thinning the forest and used them as the rafters to hold up the 45’ x 12’ roof. The structure is incorporated into the forest by using the living spruce trees as support posts. Mike has plans to add walls, leaving a 22’ wide south facing opening to let in sunlight.