Oregon Lumber Works
This firm's office is in Molalla, SC, outside Oregon. It appears here because the Oregon forestry register lists it as working 1 Oregon counties. Worth asking how far they'll travel for a tract your size.
About Oregon Lumber Works
Oregon Lumber Works is a sawmill in Molalla, Oregon. They mill logs into slabs, rounds, planks, and beams, and they ship the finished wood out themselves. Their mill handles logs up to 72 inches wide and about 20 feet long. They've cut a wide range of species: American sycamore, black walnut, deodar cedar, incense cedar, western red cedar, Douglas fir, American elm, juniper, big leaf maple, Oregon white oak, ponderosa pine, coastal redwood, giant sequoia, Russian olive, and Sitka spruce. Slabbing work runs "$120 per hour for slabbing with a 2 hour minimum," and they warn that any metal or other foreign objects left in a log will cost you in blade repair. They serve Clackamas County for the milling itself, and "we ship to all of the lower 48 states" once the slabs are cut. There's no acreage minimum stated, and nothing on their site points to a smallest job they've turned away or taken on, so landowners with just a few trees or a single prized log should feel free to ask. This fits a landowner who has a particular tree or two worth milling into slabs, mantels, or beams, rather than someone selling a whole stand of standing timber. From oregonlumberworks.com, read 4 October 2026.
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Oregon Lumber Works
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