I just went up to their factory which is about an hours drive north of Sydney last weekend. The chap in the video is the owner and he's wonderfully generous with his time. They are made in Australia unlike what someone below suggested. I saw them being made there in the workshop and had a demo of a log being sawn before buying one. He is an innovative clever individual who is continually improving and upgrading the mills. They are clearly beyond start up phase, and they export all over the world, and my guess is this company and it's product are going places.
Few negative comments on here, I actually own a GT26 deluxe, I've been to the factory on the central coast where they are made, and I've even been made a cup of coffee by that dude in the video (owner) and sat down to have it with him and the engineer who does the CAD work etc. who was there at the time. The steel is Aussie, the powder coating is done locally and the mills are made in Australia by Australians. You can also spec a genuine Honda engine instead of the kohler if you wish (as I did) because they are an autherised distributor.
There's always a trade off guys. I thought pouring gas into my Woodland Mills 126 was tough. Here you'll need a ladder for sure. Some nice innovations nonetheless 👍
Geoff, you need to fix two major issues, your child settings mean that we cannot set your posts to Auto and All content so this means Unless we realized this we will not be informed when you do post more content and as you have fixed the comments was the other big issue because it means we cannot communicate with you directly which is a big shame since you have put not only a lot of time into the product but also raising awareness of the machines. I am looking forward to upgrading from My second-hand mill I bought in Brisbane which held its price really well for the previous owner and has served me excellent for the past 12 months, but as you say the advantages of cut depth are going to be why I either sell this mill at a good price or I keep it and upgrade it because honestly its paid for itself a dozen times over so I do not have to sell it. But I want to say the support in knowledge and help that you have given me in this 12 months from a long way away is why I will be buying the new mill from you, the knowledge you have passed on to someone who did not even purchase the product from you is something that simply does not exist anywhere these days in any field. I am looking forward to getting my new mill as soon as I can afford it, But also I want to say if anyone in Brisbane is looking for an excellent working second-hand mill to get started them come on down and you can labour for me for a day watching it run and you might want to buy this one as its uses are massive and for the set up of your business these mills are a great way to get milling at a very reasonable cost. Always happy to run some people through the value and process of Milling your own timbers for your property. Garry From Brisbane, a truly satisfied customer of a USED Hardwoods Mill Australia.
Does the Mill come with that Knob Gobbler hat? Iove how everyone keeps trying to market the same old dead idea. Engine that powers a large band saw - period. "Australian designed" means they drew the design on a bar napkin and have it made in China. It is literally an EXACT copy of Woodland mills saw which is marketed as "Canadian" designed,,,,,and made in China. Even the color is the same! Shame! You're not clever or revolutionary. You moved two flywheels eight inches down. That is such a dork hat.
woodland mills is a direct variation of sawmills which they were selling in china when i was working there in 2007 & 2008 before woodland mills was even started
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I just went up to their factory which is about an hours drive north of Sydney last weekend. The chap in the video is the owner and he's wonderfully generous with his time. They are made in Australia unlike what someone below suggested. I saw them being made there in the workshop and had a demo of a log being sawn before buying one. He is an innovative clever individual who is continually improving and upgrading the mills. They are clearly beyond start up phase, and they export all over the world, and my guess is this company and it's product are going places.
Learnt about these mills fro Bambra agroforestry farm videos. They really look amazing.
Few negative comments on here, I actually own a GT26 deluxe, I've been to the factory on the central coast where they are made, and I've even been made a cup of coffee by that dude in the video (owner) and sat down to have it with him and the engineer who does the CAD work etc. who was there at the time. The steel is Aussie, the powder coating is done locally and the mills are made in Australia by Australians. You can also spec a genuine Honda engine instead of the kohler if you wish (as I did) because they are an autherised distributor.
Nice to meet you brother
There's always a trade off guys. I thought pouring gas into my Woodland Mills 126 was tough. Here you'll need a ladder for sure. Some nice innovations nonetheless 👍
Hey Geoff looks good I would like to see your wide 36 inch machine with up and down and power feed .
Cheers Rob
Geoff, you need to fix two major issues, your child settings mean that we cannot set your posts to Auto and All content so this means Unless we realized this we will not be informed when you do post more content and as you have fixed the comments was the other big issue because it means we cannot communicate with you directly which is a big shame since you have put not only a lot of time into the product but also raising awareness of the machines.
I am looking forward to upgrading from My second-hand mill I bought in Brisbane which held its price really well for the previous owner and has served me excellent for the past 12 months, but as you say the advantages of cut depth are going to be why I either sell this mill at a good price or I keep it and upgrade it because honestly its paid for itself a dozen times over so I do not have to sell it.
But I want to say the support in knowledge and help that you have given me in this 12 months from a long way away is why I will be buying the new mill from you, the knowledge you have passed on to someone who did not even purchase the product from you is something that simply does not exist anywhere these days in any field.
I am looking forward to getting my new mill as soon as I can afford it, But also I want to say if anyone in Brisbane is looking for an excellent working second-hand mill to get started them come on down and you can labour for me for a day watching it run and you might want to buy this one as its uses are massive and for the set up of your business these mills are a great way to get milling at a very reasonable cost.
Always happy to run some people through the value and process of Milling your own timbers for your property.
Garry From Brisbane, a truly satisfied customer of a USED Hardwoods Mill Australia.
Hey I would b interested in watching it work
Nice description. Do you export to the United States?
Whats it worth ??
How
18" guess aussie trees lot thinner than everyone else's. I need one for slabbing but otherwise seems like good design.
Don't be ridiculous.
Geoff does a 40”
I need job
So it’s a modified Norwood saw. 🤷🏻♂️
Hi How are you today
Does the Mill come with that Knob Gobbler hat?
Iove how everyone keeps trying to market the same old dead idea. Engine that powers a large band saw - period. "Australian designed" means they drew the design on a bar napkin and have it made in China. It is literally an EXACT copy of Woodland mills saw which is marketed as "Canadian" designed,,,,,and made in China. Even the color is the same! Shame! You're not clever or revolutionary. You moved two flywheels eight inches down. That is such a dork hat.
woodland mills is a direct variation of sawmills which they were selling in china when i was working there in 2007 & 2008 before woodland mills was even started