By Alexa Vorster, Wood-Mizer Oceania
November 13, 2025
Since our first feature on The Wood Project in August 2021, Sarah and Nathan Worth have continued to grow their sustainable timber business on the Mornington Peninsula, Australia - turning salvaged logs into one-of-a-kind furniture, fencing, and slabs. With their Wood-Mizer LT50 WIDE hydraulic portable sawmill, EG300 edger, and Wood-Mizer drying kiln, they’re able to process hardwoods, ensuring consistent quality while preserving the unique character of each log. From post-and-rail fencing to custom vanities and tables, the combination of precise milling and controlled drying enables The Wood Project to deliver finished timber products that are ready to install, durable, and visually striking.
The partnership between The Wood Project and Wood-Mizer has been instrumental to their success, providing dependable, robust equipment. Sarah and Nathan have significantly enhanced productivity while embracing sustainable practices to serve homeowners, furniture makers, and tradespeople in Victoria.
Join us on this inspiring journey by watching the video!