The Man Behind the Machine
Sticks Custom Portable Bandsaw Milling, located in Woodland, WA, serves southwest Washington and northern Oregon. We have been in operation since 2003.
Sticks Custom Portable Bandsaw Milling
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No Job Too Big or Small
From a single tree to a mighty forest, we can do it all…just give us a call. Notice how poetic we...
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A Unique Undertaking
What started out as a root ball down at the neighbor’s place turned into quite a story. It’s so amazing to see a tree milled into a beautiful work of art. This was only HALF of the root ball that I hauled home on a borrowed trailer.
Read MoreAttention Milling Customers!
To accommodate fluctuating fuel prices we are increasing our travel fee from $1.50/mile to $2.00/mile. This fee is applied when we travel over 20 miles from our residence. If you have any further questions, please refer to our milling contract on the “Any Questions?” page.
We have been having issues with our phone line and internet so if we get disconnected during a call, our phone line continues to ring (or not ring), or take a bit to respond to your e-mail, we want you to know that we have been trying different avenues to get things fixed. From what we’ve been told, the equipment used for our internet and phone lines is over 50 years old and parts are hard to come by so this could be a fairly ongoing issue.
Services
Custom milling. Your place or mine on a Wood-Mizer LT-70 Sawmill. This is the largest portable mill made by Wood-Mizer.
My mill can cut…
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A Google review:
Although the delays of a breakdown and a scheduling mistake were frustrating, the work was tackled June 23 on a beautiful day for milling. I will do my best to convey how nice it is to work alongside Brian Tremble[y], his efforts to keep work flow productive and steady, even when a lifting arm on the machine broke. We were fortunate to catch a neighbor home who had a welder who helped get it fixed and we were back in production in 90 minutes. Brian stayed late till 8:30 PM, putting in a 13 hour day to keep his word and finish the job slicing and dicing 16 logs, 5 fir and 11 cedar 12 feet long, and one 30 inch X 6 foot cedar into some table top slabs that would make a wood worker drool with envy. 100% clear.
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