Hand Split Redwood

Hand Split Redwood.

Stock# RS100

Over 100 years old.

A beautiful grey patina

which can only be

created by age.

Dimensions: 10" W x 12" H x 12 ft. L

Price: $600.00

Burl Wood

A beautiful and unique

Lodgepole Pine mantel

can be fashioned from this

unique Burl Wood piece

from the Wind River Mountains

of Wyoming.

Stock# BW100

Dimensions: 9" dia. x 13 ft. L

Price: $325.00 FOB Dubois, WY

Character Pine

Porcupines sculpted this

Lodgepole Pine to create

a beautiful, one-of-a-kind log

for a fireplace mantel or specimen piece.

Stock# CP100

Dimensions: 14" dia. x 9 ft. L

Price: $250.00 FOB Dubois, WY

Hand Hewn Oak Beam

Hand hewn Oak beam.

Stock #OH100

Over 150 years old.

Salvaged from an

18th Century barn.

Mortise and tenon joinery.

Numbered by the original builders.

Beautiful grey patina.

Dimensions: 7" W x 11" H x 6 ft. L

Price 750.00 FOB Dubois, WY

Hand Hewn Redwood Beam

Hand hewn Redwood Beam.

Stock# RH100
Over 100 years old.

Salvaged from an early

20th Century barn.

Dimensions: 7" W x 10" H x 10 ft. L

Price: 500.00

Our Vision

Wyoming Logsmiths' three acre log yard is located on the east side of the Continental Divide, at the mouth of Dunoir Creek, as it flows into the Upper Wind River. Our view of Ramshorn Peak is a daily reminder of the Absaroka and Wind River Mountain ranges, which are a part of the nation's first national forest, Shoshone N.F., at the southern edge of the Greater Yellowstone Ecosystem. Here, logs are sorted and decked for processing. This is where we hand-peel logs with a drawknife and handcraft notches with a chainsaw, mallet and chisel. A 52" Hud-Son band sawmill is used for custom milling. Three log buildings demonstrate examples of round notched corners, saddle notched corners and dovetail-style corners.

Our Mission

The mission of Wyoming Logsmiths is to further the common good in our community. We believe that, by utilizing our local timber products, we can build affordable log or timber frame homes, create jobs that pay a living wage, and help maintain a healthy forest. We also believe in carrying forward the traditional knowledge, skills, and aesthetics that have been part of our Western culture since the earliest European settlers built their homes here.