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Sawmill equipment, from a chainsaw mill to a complete production line

Bailey's sells Lucas Mill portable and slabbing mills, Granberg chainsaw mills, and Wravor and Wood-Mizer industrial sawmills. Tell us what you cut and we'll point you to the right mill.

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What will you cut?

Every class of machine, from a chainsaw mill to a complete line. Pick the job; a specialist takes it from there.

Operator in a helmet guiding a Granberg Alaskan chainsaw mill along a log

Chainsaw milling

Boards and slabs with the saw you already own.

Granberg Alaskan mills, the lowest-cost way to start milling.

Granberg mills

A freshly milled redwood beam under the rail of a Lucas Mill swing-blade sawmill

Boards & beams

Lumber and beams, cut where the log lies.

Lucas Mill swing-blade sawmills, for landowners and custom sawyers.

Portable sawmills

A figured live-edge slab lying on the rails of a Lucas Mill after the cut

Wide slabs

Live-edge slabs from logs too wide for a sawmill.

Lucas Mill slabbers, for slab makers and furniture builders.

Slabbing mills

Wravor WRC 1550 headrig on its line with a red log deck in a new mill hall

Production sawmills

Lumber by the shift: headrig, edger, resaw and the handling between them.

Wravor and Wood-Mizer headrigs, machine centers and complete lines.

Industrial sawmills

Chainsaw milling
Boards and slabs with the saw you already own.
Boards & beams
Lumber and beams, cut where the log lies.
Wide slabs
Live-edge slabs from logs too wide for a sawmill.
Production sawmills
Lumber by the shift: headrig, edger, resaw and the handling between them.
Inside a production mill

See what's inside your log

The same Lucas Mill cuts two kinds of timber. Choose the one you're after.

Operator milling a long beam from a pine log on a Lucas Mill in a forest meadow — A beam from a meadow pine, on the spot
A Lucas Mill swing-blade sets up over the log where it fell. The circular blade cuts a board in two passes, so what comes off the mill is already dimensioned, from fence boards to beams.
Portable sawmills

A freshly cut redwood beam under the rail of a Lucas Mill, low angle

Lucas Mill swing-blade sawmill cutting. Click to load the clip.

Shop new Lucas Mills

Portable sawmills and slabbers, new, on Bailey's Industrial.

See every unit The Lucas Mill range and price list

Follow the log

A production mill is a flow, not a machine. Here is one Wravor line, station by station, and the page for each piece of it.

Wravor PROFI sawing line in a timber-clad hall with multi-rip edger, red cross conveyors and headrig — A Wravor PROFI sawing line, as published by Wravor. Stations numbered in the order the log meets them.

Station 1: Log deck
Logs wait on the deck and are fed to the saw one at a time, by machine.
Wravor sawing lines
Station 2: Headrig
The horizontal bandsaw breaks the log down into cants and flitches.
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Station 3: Transfer and conveyors
Cross conveyors and roller tables carry the pieces to the next machine.
Wravor sawing lines
Station 4: Edging and resawing
A multi-rip cuts boards to width; a resaw splits cants to thickness.
Wravor edgers

A Wravor WRC horizontal bandsaw line at work. Click to load the clip.

Plan the line, or add one machine

Bailey's is a Wravor dealer and Wravor's listed U.S. sales partner, and a Wood-Mizer dealer for industrial systems. Start from a complete line, compare headrigs on their published log sizes, or take work off the headrig you already run.

Explore complete lines Compare headrigs Wood-Mizer systems

Let's talk about your timber

Tell us your logs, the cuts you want and where the mill will run. A Bailey's sawmill specialist helps you pick the class of machine, then the model, then the configuration.

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What a specialist will ask you

Your logs: Species, typical diameter and length, and how many you have.
Your cuts: Boards, beams, slabs or cants, and the sizes you need to come off the mill.
Where the mill runs: In the woods, in a yard, or in a building, and how the logs get there.
Power on site: Petrol only, single-phase, or three-phase, which decides the drive.

Rough answers are fine. The specialist narrows it to a class, a model and a configuration with you.

What a specialist will ask you

Your logs: Species, typical diameter and length, and how many you have.
Your cuts: Boards, beams, slabs or cants, and the sizes you need to come off the mill.
Where the mill runs: In the woods, in a yard, or in a building, and how the logs get there.
Power on site: Petrol only, single-phase, or three-phase, which decides the drive.

Rough answers are fine. The specialist narrows it to a class, a model and a configuration with you.

Fields marked optional can be skipped. Everything else helps the specialist quote the right setup.

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