In SX Microcontrollers, SX/B Compiler and SX-Key Tool, George Herzog wrote:

Having been a carpenter and home builder, 1/32nd precision is excellent.
Anything more is unneeded as wood shrinks and expands with humidity.  Even at 1/32nd, the wood must not be green in order to take advantage of such.

I assume this is rough cut, rather than trying to get a smooth surface.  That is usually provided by a planer.

Post the project too, if you care to share.  I lived in Eugene, Oregon for 15 years and originally there were 20 saw mills of a wide variety.  These days, only two remain.

A small mobile mill can go into the forest and really achieve a lot.  You can mill all the lumber for a rural home on site and then just build it in a few months.

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