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Lumber in Africa

The Alaskan Small Log Mill being used to make some lumber in Africa.

Frames in Norway

The Alaskan Mill was used to make these timber frames in Norway.

Making Use of a Fallen Tree

President Erik Granberg using the Alaskan Small Log Mill to slab up a tree that fell down in his neighbor’s yard.

Black Walnut Beauty

Kevin Taylor, an avid user of Granberg Alaskan Mills, used the Alaskan C2 Mill to slab up this black walnut beauty.

Milling Lumber in Tena, Ecuador

The locals were exuberant to find that old logs could be turned into quality wood. In most places around the world, the good trees have been cut and the timber industry has moved on. But many quality trees were left on the ground and now local farmers are finding new ways to make good money…

Eastern Black Walnut table

Forrest Taylor cut all the fine wood for this highly original hall table with another great original – the Alaskan MKIII

American tools at their best

I recently purchased your Alaskan Mill from a UK distributor. I write to tell you just how delighted I am with your justly famous and highly-thought-of jig. As a customer/user and a former Technical College Wood Trades teacher, I would hope that my honest observations may be of some interest to you. First of all…

Mini-Mill Mantlepiece

Used your mini-mill to square/flatten the back of this old oak barn beam that I’d using for a fireplace mantel. Worked great! Thanks for a well built and easy to use piece of gear. Rick Barker

“Mill”-ion dollar cabin

Colin Beggs, a contractor working in Idaho, created many of the beams for this million-dollar lakeside cabin using the Alaskan MKIII mill, including the massive bifurcated timber that supports the main arch seen in this photo