Lumber Knowledge & Mill Insights from Three Notch Sawmill

Expert Tips, Cypress Guides & Project Inspiration from Mississippi’s Premier Sawmill

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Three Notch Sawmill Blog

Your go-to resource for everything related to cypress lumber, custom milling, and smart building tips. Whether you're a contractor, craftsman, DIY homeowner, or simply someone who loves quality woodwork, this blog is designed to inform, inspire, and guide you through your next lumber project.

From practical advice on working with tongue and groove boards, to deep dives into the benefits of cypress for outdoor use, to stories from the sawmill yard — we share real knowledge from real experience.

What You’ll Find on the Blog

We’re not here to post fluff — our blog is packed with real, useful content straight from the mill floor. Here’s what to expect:

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What Makes Cypress Lumber Ideal for Outdoor Projects in Mississippi

June 24, 2025
Discover why cypress lumber is ideal for outdoor builds in Mississippi. Rot-resistant, beautiful, and locally sourced at Three Notch Sawmill in Collins, MS.
A pile of wood is sitting on the ground next to a machine.

What Makes Cypress Lumber Ideal for Outdoor Projects in Mississippi

June 24, 2025
Discover why cypress lumber is ideal for outdoor builds in Mississippi. Rot-resistant, beautiful, and locally sourced at Three Notch Sawmill in Collins, MS.

Why Follow Our Blog?

Three Notch Sawmill isn’t just a place to buy lumber — it’s a partner in every build. Our team brings years of hands-on sawmill experience to each post, helping you make informed choices and get the most out of every board.

Whether you're:

  • Comparing rough-sawn vs. planed lumber

  • Choosing between chiplap and T&G

  • Or learning how to care for cypress in wet climates
    —we’re here to provide the answers.
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