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Wow 😯

They actually have stick machines for that. But you still have to have 1 guy feeding the stick machine!

Thank goodness for that. At least those two people (or more because of shift work) have jobs, inspite of the automation.

Right!!

I'm sure there are regulations on replanting.

Or an incredble reciprocating gang saw

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Mantap

Oh Deus

If you are a mill worker you would understand. Most mills work close to the same, with little differences.

I have worked at a lumber mill for 10 years. The mill I work at cuts logs into boards to make wooden pallets. I have done most every job at the mill. I am currently a debarker operator. I debark all of the logs and run them through a metal detector before they go into the mill to be cut into boards. Once the logs go into the mill they go through what is called a Scragg saw which cuts the core of the log into 3.5", the core is called a Cant. The Cants then get cut to 48" before they go through a Gang saw which cuts them into whatever thickness you need. 1 1/8 and 5/4 = 1 1/4 boards which go to an automatic stacker. Then they get banned and hauled away. The slabs that come from the Cants get cut to 40" or whatever size you need. Then they go through what is called a 5 head, which is 5 band saws back to back. They are offset so each saw cut them into 1/2 boards. Those boards are called Deck boards. They drop down to be sorted out and stacked. Once the unit is full it gets picked up and banned, then hauled away. I hope this helps you better understand how mills operate.

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