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This is a photo looking into Number 6 Log Chipper!
The blades are spinning at great speed but the camera has caught the blade as if it wer still.
Logs were fed into this chipper and it chopped the log into little wood chips which were for the Pulp and Paper Mills.

Torrence Ogle walking across the Number 6 Chipper Deck to wards the Reject Button Hut.

Here you can see one of the old Ford tractors with Torrence Ogle driving leaving the Number 6 Chipper
area and going past the Kinlieth Plywood Mill. The Plywood crane is easily seen here.
At the bottom of this photo you can see 3 slots. These are where the large steel steam powered
kickers emerge to "kick" a reject log that is not safe or good enough for the Sawmill onto the Number 6
Chipper Deck. The logs travel from the right to the left.

Peter Dehar in his hut under Number 6 Chipper Deck.

The Tower as seen from the Reject Button Hut window.
Here you can see to the left the chain that the logs ride on as they travel under the Logend Tower.

Photo taken from the saw hut (there were 2 on the Logend).
The logs are heading up on the chain conveyor to the De-Barker.

Here we have "the claw" as I like to call it getting ready to lift a load of logs off the logging truck.
The load will be added to the stack of logs seen at the front of the photo so that the RB crane
operator can load the logs one-by-one on the conveyor chain which leads to the Sawyer Hut.

The road that leads to the Plywood Mill from the Sawmill Logend.

Torrence Ogle at the Kinlieth Sawmill Logend about to walk off the No 6 Chipper Deck.
This photo taken by James M Sandbrook was taken from the Reject Kicker Hut - this is where the person
sits who controls the chain (conveyer) that the logs travel on to go to the Kinlieth Sawmill and also presses the
button that "kicks" the reject logs onto this No 6 Chipper deck to be chipped up and then used for paper making.

A side view of the Kinlieth Plywood Mill. This photo was teken from the Sawyer Hut.
Also seen is one of the tractor trailers which were used to carry sawdust, log ends etc.

On either side you see the kickers that kick or bring the log onto the center chain conveyor
then into the Logend De-Barker to remove the bark from the logs.
To the left you can see the De-Barkers Operators Hut.
This photo faces the Reject Button Hut which is where these logs are headed.

Looking between the 'skids'. Here you can see the two RB Cranes which load the chain conveyors that feed
two Sawyers with logs to go to the De-Barkers then to the Tower and then to the Reject Button Hut
and either to the Number 6 Chipper or to the Kinlieth Sawmill.

Here is a good photo showing the back of the Tower Hut which is under the large pole in the middle
of the photo. Whith steam pouring out its chiminys is the Kinlieth Sawmill.
To the left of this photo is the De-Barker where the logs come out and travel to the Tower and on
to the Sawmill. If you look carefully you will see logs on the chain conveyors and stockpiles of
logs on the ground ready to be fed on the the chain conveyors in case of a break down so that
the Sawmill can be constantly be fed with logs to keep productions going.

These photos are copyright and the owner is James M Sandbrook

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