Ninety minutes on pricing your lumber, finding real buyers, and running your mill like an operation instead of a hobby. I did it the slow way. You don't have to.
Six things that separate the mill owners making consistent money from the ones milling for fun. We cover all six, live.
The gap between what most mill owners ask and what buyers will gladly pay — and how to close it without feeling like you're pushing.
How to find buyers in your area who want custom-cut lumber — without ads, social media, or chasing.
The simple sales process that brings repeat customers to you — and keeps low-paying one-offs from eating your time.
How to set up your time and process so milling stays something you enjoy — not another job you gave yourself.
What a room full of serious mill owners gives you that no YouTube video ever will.
Leave with a concrete, realistic number and a clear plan to hit it. Not inspiration. A number.
I'd rather you skip this than show up expecting something it isn't.
You just got your Alaskan Mill and you're already thinking about how to make it more than a hobby. You want to do this right from the start.
You're milling on weekends and selling locally, but it's inconsistent. You want a repeatable system so income is predictable, not accidental.
You're ready to treat your mill like a real operation. You want pricing clarity, better customers, and a community that takes this as seriously as you do.
I built my woodworking business from a single portable mill on a few acres. I spent years learning the hard way — undercharging, selling to the wrong buyers, treating a real operation like a side project. Then I figured out the system. I built Beyond The Saw so mill owners get a shortcut to the pricing, customers, and framework that took me years to work out.
"The mill is the easy part. The business is what most people avoid — until they can't."
August 25, 4:00 PM Pacific. Ninety minutes. Bring a pen and your real numbers.
Claim Your Free Seat →Helping Alaskan Mill owners build the business side of their operation — simple systems, fair pricing, and real customers that let the work speak for itself.
skool.com/beyondthesawGranberg International — makers of the Alaskan Mill.