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Craig Kircher, the head rig sawyer at a Hampton Lumber-owned sawmill in Willamina, sits at the controls.

Photo Essay: Inside an Automated Sawmill

Large sawmills are high-tech workplaces.

July 22, 2019
Published in Manufacturing

Photo Essay: A "Low-Tech" Lumber Mill Survives Automation Trend

An inside look at a lumber mill that still uses mostly manual and skilled labor to process logs.

July 1, 2019
Published in Manufacturing

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