Diana's motto: “Live life the adventurous way.”  After she met her husband, Matt, they spent years exploring the world in an RV. In 2021, they bought a 40-acre wooded property in central Vermont with plans to build a home.  With lots of enthusiasm but no house-building experience between them, Diana took some training courses and received a certificate in Residential Design and Construction.  Along with her new skills and recently assembled HM126 Portable Sawmill, she milled hundreds of board feet in preparation for their future build. 

Diana loved using the HM126, so it wasn't long until she added a WC68 Wood Chipper to the team. Their new chipper allowed Diana and Matt to clean up the clearing where they plan on building their home. The directional chute makes it easy to collect the chips in builder bags to be used later as a ground covering to help keep weeds and mud at bay on their freshly made trails. You can learn more about Diana and Matt’s unique lifestyle on their appropriately named YouTube channel "Adventurous Way". 

When a storm fell a cedar tree on Ann’s property, she saw potential.  Together with a group of friends, Ann cleaned up the fallen tree and milled the logs on her HM126.  Ann’s son drew up plans for an aesthetic and functional firewood shed then the team got to work.  The creative arc design was a challenging addition, but worth it in the end. Ann and her trusted HM126 made a tough situation into an opportunity to spend quality time with family and friends.

For interior decorating look no further than the HM122. Stephanie was able to spruce up her office by milling some of the fallen Spruce and Pine trees from their property. She used stain to add some texture and colour contrast to her accent wall.   When her mother, Vicki, decided it was time for a change in the sitting room, she decided on a similar horizontal staggered look for her wall. This time they milled up some Cottonwood and Fir trees into 1/4" thick pieces. That's two rooms transformed, and zero banks broken. 

Francesca was excited when her HM130MAX was delivered. An engineer by trade, she had the mill assembled and ready to go in no time. She and her husband, Bob, love creating custom lumber for their projects; and when you find wood this beautiful, you've got to show it off. Francesca built this stunning harvest table with matching benches to upgrade their dining room. She added a few coats of polyurethane to protect the wood and help those knots really pop. Francesca's hard work paid off in a big way. She does not shy away from a challenge and encourages her daughters to find ways to leave their mark on the world.