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This website was developed as a primary resource aimed at providing tools and information for maximizing profits
through improved lumber utilization and grading efficiency in the primary processing of Appalachian Hardwoods.
This central hub provides the tools and information obtained from the research and development process at West Virginia University and elsewhere.
The "3D Lumber Visualization Edging and Trimming Program" was developed by researchers at the Wood Science and Technology Program,
Division of Forestry and Natural Resources, West Virginia University. The program simulates the sawmill activities of lumber edging,
trimming, and grading and can be used to help train lumber graders and saw mill workers to increase efficiency and value recovery.
The program is available at no cost and user support is available.
This site provides information, support, software, updates and other crucial links for this program. Please review the following sections
of the website for the specific details of interest.
Description:
This section provides an overview of hardwood lumber edging and trimming for possible efficiency and value recovery.
General information of lumber hardwood edging and trimming process is also introduced. A background review of existing methods
and tools available for this are provided followed by a short description of lumber visualization, edging and trimming tool which
was developed at West Virginia University is given in this section.
Publications: A variety of 3D Lumber Visualization Edging and Trimming Program related publications and documents
Software: 3D Lumber Visualization Edging and Trimming Program. Source codes for other developers may be available upon request.
Support: Resources on how to contact us with your questions, concerns, comments, and problems regarding 3D Lumber Visualization Edging and Trimming Program.
Related links: Website and resources related to this tool kit website.
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