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Bloom & Buzz Small-batch. Single source. Carroll County, Tennessee.
Sawlog beside freshly milled live-edge lumber at the Bloom & Buzz sawmill

Our Sawmill

From log to useful lumber.

We mill, identify, track, dry, and prepare lumber on the farmstead so each piece retains a clear connection to the material it came from.

Handling

Logs arrive as individual material, not anonymous stock.

Logs are handled and staged for milling with species and usable character in mind. The goal is to preserve useful boards, slabs, figure, and dimensions rather than force every log into one standard output.

Tractor handling a sawlog at the Bloom & Buzz sawmill
Freshly milled cedar slabs
Fresh from the millBoards and slabs are kept identifiable as they move from milling into drying.
Lumber stacked with stickers for air drying
Air dryingMaterial is stacked for airflow and monitored as moisture content moves toward a useful condition.

Available material

Follow the wood into the catalog.

Wood profiles explain the character of each species, while current inventory shows the individual material available to reserve or purchase.

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