LT35 Portable Sawmill

Ken Postema, My Wood-Mizer Project Contest award-winner and woodworker from Michigan, USA uses his Wood-Mizer portable sawmill and planer/moulder to build tens of thousands of wooden toy cars for Operation Christmas Child.

For over 30 years, David Linton has been revealing the hidden beauty of Australia’s unique timbers. With his Wood-Mizer LT40 and RazorTip blades, he mills rare species like Blackwood, Bunya Pine, and Red Cedar into tonewoods prized by guitar makers worldwide. “The colours, the figure, the surprises inside — it’s mind-blowing,” David says. His careful process — air-drying for years before finishing — ensures that every log is treated with patience and respect. The result: timber that travels from Maleny’s forests to global stages in the form of world-class instruments.

Sarah and Nathan Worth of Victoria’s Mornington Peninsula transform fallen timber into handcrafted furniture, fencing, and slabs using Wood-Mizer sawmills and kilns.

How do you restore an entire 200-year-old barn? Piece by piece, of course. Follow along as Alan Spooner joined forces with the Buckland Historical Society to bring such a barn back to its former glory.

Deep in the Alaskan wilderness, a plot of land sat empty for for years. Andrew Flynn knew he wanted to build a cabin there. The ingenious way he made it happen involves a Wood-Mizer LT35, a shipping container, and pure willpower.