Following a master cut sheet, the operator precuts the home to length with a tolerance of 1/32" of an inch.
Defects are removed by the operator and all scrap falls to the conveyor below which carries it to a dumpster.

The dado saw cuts a vertical spline in the end of the log for butt joints and at all window and door openings.
The round notcher cuts a round notch through the log for the interlocking corners.

This notcher cuts various styles of notches for interlocking corners.
It has the capabilities of putting a tongue & groove inside the notch itself.

This is where the logs are inspected for any defects and marks from the milling process. Any marks found will be sanded out or the log will be re-cut.
The log is then put into the cradles for delivery.

This load is being prepared to be shipped to the jobsite. The load will be tarped to protect it from the elements so that it arrives at the jobsite just as clean as when it was milled.