For a few seconds, the log still looks exactly like what it is: a massive piece of raw timber waiting to be moved. Then the feed rollers grip it and the whole story changes. The hydraulic infeed begins pulling the wood forward, guiding it toward the cutting drum with a steady rhythm. The first section disappears, then another, and before long the solid log has been transformed into a continuous flow of fresh wood chips. The speed is impressive, but it is the consistency that makes the process so