Some sawmill days are measured by the sound of the blade, the smell of fresh cedar, and the number of boards stacked cleanly before dark. This one starts with a clear target: produce about 2,000 to 3,000 board feet of lumber from yellow cedar, with part of the order headed to a remote resort and part staying close to home for decking on Malcolm Island. For a small scale sawmill, that number is a full day. It means every step has to move well, from choosing logs in the yard to