Sawmill in Houston for large unusual trees

I remember the service you are talking about but I also cannot recall the name of the company. I do however have an idea for you. You can google "portable saw mills". You will come up with entries like Hud- son Forest Equipment and Wood Mizer Sawmills. You can call these manufacturers and find out who they have sold units to in Houston. These local owners will probably offer the service you need.

Joe G

I looked under Services, on Craislist, but didn't see anything with my limited search. You might try a more extensive search, there.

Call a few local tree cutting/trimming services.... they should know who, in the area, saws logs. Or one of these services may have a saw, as one service, here, does.

Other than above, you may have to look toward Cleveland, Livingston,

Sonny

Give these guys a call and see if they can help you:

If you can't find a sawmill (don't forget you have to GET the tree TO the sawmill), you can build your own saw.

Here's some videos of homemade sawmill bandsaws.

You might also try millwork shops. I visited one to get some molding and they had a warehouse full of raw lumber, um, "planks" about 18x18 inches by

In news: snipped-for-privacy@q22g2000yqm.googlegroups.com, Bob spewed forth:

Give my buddy a call listed below He'll come and get and put to good use.

His name is Jerry

These folks are in Huntsville, but depending on what part of town you r're in.....

They can kiln dry also.

On Mon, 26 Jul 2010 08:28:47 -0700 (PDT), Bob wrote the following:

Unfortunately, odds are 50:1 that it's rotted inside.

Good luck, though. Cross _all_ your appendages, Bob.

-- It is pretty hard to tell what does bring happiness; poverty and wealth have both failed. -- Kin Hubbard

You might want to contact the Woodworkers Club of Houston.