Get great "HOW-TO" tips to set up and dial in your own Norwood sawmill.

Join Dave Boyt as he visit Norwood owners, Dave and Skye Burdette in Missouri, to help them set up their new sawmill and dial it in.

A big reason the Burdettes moved out to land that has a lot of trees on it was so that they could become producers and secure their future through doing things for themselves. The Burdetttes named their land "MOTHland" which stands for "Made with my own two hands". Investing in their own Norwood fit in perfectly with their philosophy of self-reliance -- "We have an abundance of woods all around us, and to be able to fell a couple of trees and, with the help of the Norwood, we will always be in good supply of our own home-milled wood". Their plans for their wood include a barn for hay, buildings for the animals, a sawmill shed, and general woodworking material to make walking canes, furniture for their home, cabinetry and other items.

What they liked was the Norwood's ability to scale up without purchasing a new machine - they can grow their sawmill by getting the add-ons including full hydraulics.

To learn more about Norwood Sawmills, visit www.NorwoodSawmills.com

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