In 2020 Smith Sawmill Service celebrates 30 years of serving the wood industry. As a 19-year-old young man, Paul Smith was sharpening saw blades and learning his skill of the sawmill service business throughout Texas. He had a vision of how to help sawmill companies, and in 1990, Paul and his wife Debra started Smith Sawmill Service. Through the years they have grown the business with their son, Michael Smith, manager Dustin Norris and 70 faithful and knowledgeable employees.
Is your saw fitting correctly on the arbor/sleeve? We, as an industry leader, are always looking for a better way to accurately establish measured standards that will determine when a part, such as an arbor sleeve, needs replacing.
Smith Sawmill Service is announcing the acquisition of Precision Saw Works, located in Polkton, NC: founded in 1986 by Frank Curran; they specialize in repair and manufacturing of both band and circle saws. This addition will enhance Smith Sawmill Service’s footprint on the East Coast to better serve our customers.
Our wood industry is experiencing a shortage of strip steel, which is the product used to manufacture both narrow and wide bands. Some sawmills may have already been impacted by delays in shipping.
Paul Smith was published in the Canadian Wood Products Magazine November/December 2020 issue.
To have the best running circle saws, a near perfect tooth is required. And today, a perfect tooth is attainable in every way - perfectly
Collared, splined, or geared, your circular saws have to have a way to spin. This is a very important factor of how well your saws are running. Collared circle saws are designed to be held on an arbor with collars. One inside collar and
