Sticks Custom Portable Bandsaw Milling

About Sticks Custom Portable Bandsaw Milling

Sticks Custom Portable Bandsaw Milling is a portable sawmill operation based in Woodland, Washington. Brian Trembley runs it, cutting fir, cedar, oak, and maple on a Wood-Mizer LT-70, which he calls "the largest portable mill made by Wood-Mizer." He'll come to your place or you can bring wood to his, and he's been doing this since 2003. This isn't a timber sale business. It's custom milling: you bring or have logs on hand, and he cuts them into board and batten siding, framing stock, beams, short stock, natural edge slabs, beveled siding, furniture stock, instrument stock, artisan stock, or fencing. He also offers planing out of his home shop. His mill handles logs up to 20 feet long and 36 inches across without chainsaw work, and up to 5000 pounds without extra lifting gear. He serves southwest Washington and northern Oregon, and says he has cut logs from Washington County to Clark and Cowlitz counties to Lewis County. He describes his own approach plainly: "I thought that I could focus custom cutting to the small landowner niche." He also says "No Job Too Big or Small," so a single tree or a small stand both seem to be within what he'll take on. This fits a landowner who already has logs down, or a few trees to drop, and wants them turned into usable lumber rather than sold off as standing timber. From sticksmilling.com, read 4 October 2026.

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