Logging and Veneer Process (no narration)

[@tileajb1]

Excellent Video, used to work for a veneer manufacturing company in East London UK in 1962 and process has not changed at all in that time, company long since gone now so was pleased to see this, thanks for posting.

[@Octopusbeak]

How it's made shows really don't need narration anyway. Thanks for uploading!

[@lesbrown7009]

That is really interesting. When I first started watching and saw the headrig, I was wondering what in the HELL are you doing? That ain't no way to saw a log! Now I get it.

[@deanconner2475]

I like would like to see the finished product.

[@Porkins79]

Who is the manufacturer of the machine with double circular blade for the preparation of the logs?

[@esotericagenda]

Where is this? Are the logs scaled and graded prior to manufacturing? And howcome they don't peel them, don't you get more recovery that way, not to mention wider sheets?

[@swampmusic9222]

Certain species reveal a more pleasing grain pattern when quarter cut or plain sliced, not rotary (peeled)..

[@bosnianswede]

Quartercut high quality veneer!

[@fireflames-ue2gm]

Nice video but no sound at all ruins it for me.

[@lesbrown7009]

To me kind of a cross between a sawmill and a shingle mill.

[@rapskallion]

Plee keep all appendages away from guillotine!

[@Aaron_Barrett]

Wood slices

[@SqualiberYT]

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