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• How many hurdle sawmills do you own?

  We’ve run Hurdle sawmills for more than 30 years, matter of fact, we owned one of the very first mills Hurdle ever built. We currently own seven, with six in production. Five are 2HB tie mills and one is a 3HB mill for cutting 16’ cypress lumber.

• Where are sawmills built in Indiana?

  Sawn, designed, and built right here in Salem, Indiana. Welcome to Southern Indiana Sawmill! Selling high quality hardwoods, slabs, and heirloom quality furniture. We serve the greater Southern Indiana area and surrounding states with a quality portable sawmill service that can’t be beat.

• Where are biewers southern sawmills?

  In 2019 Biewer expanded their mill production in the south and built a state-of-the-art mill in Newton, MS. In 2021, Biewer broke ground in Winona, MS, the location for an additional southern sawmill. A sawmill’s basic operation is much like it was a hundred years ago: A log enters on one end, and dimensional lumber exits on the other end.

• What happens to sawdust in sawmills?

  At sawmills, unless reprocessed into particleboard, burned in a sawdust burner or used to make heat for other milling operations, sawdust may collect in piles and add harmful leachates into local water systems, creating an environmental hazard.

• What is the history of sawmills?

  American sawmills have an interesting history. In the early days before railroads were built all over the country, loggers would transport logs from the forest to the mill using creeks and rivers to carry them along. With a growing demand for lumber and the rapid development of the country, more efficient transportation was needed.