1.3K views · 17 reactions | 2x4 or 1.5x3.5? Turns out, it’s both!  When dimensional lumber is processed at the mill, it goes through a careful dehydration process to reduce moisture content, leading to natural shrinkage. To account for this, our lumber is initially cut slightly oversized. The result? A difference of about half an inch between the rough cut and the finished size. | Baird Brothers Fine Hardwoods | Facebook

6.3K views · 113 reactions | From a standing Oak tree to milled lumber in 59 seconds We cut this oak tree into dimensional lumber on a Woodland Mills HM130 sawmill. Checkout the full video here: https://youtu.be/8f4GkHBCvrE For more content like this please subscribe to our Youtube channel here https://youtube.com/c/Rockhillfarmandhomes #woodlandmills | Rockhill Farm - Tractors, Firewood, and Excavating | Facebook

We just unloaded a fresh kiln load of Monkey Pod dimensional lumber. We’ve used this material in our own projects and can’t get enough of it. The first batch sold out fast, so if you’re interested in getting your hands on some, reach out. It won’t last long! | GL Veneer, Inc.

862K views · 11K reactions | No log turning, fast dimensional lumber processing, auto feed and blade swing and easy access to load the log and remove and stack the boards are the things that made me want to check this mill out in person | The Dusty Lumber Co. | Facebook