How To Harvest, Transport Logs. Manufacturing and Construction Process Of Large Milled Wood Home
0:28. Ponsse Ergo 8w Harvester
4:38. TimberPro 840D Skidder Versatility
8:48. Loading the massive 25.48 cubic log
10:15. Transport oversize logs on the forest road
12:20. Tri-drives in Kaingaroa Forest
15:28. Custom Milled Log Home Manufacturing
21:07. Log Home Construction Process
26:44. Log Rounding Machine Process
31:18. Wooden Houses by Pozin Project
35:46. Oriented Strand Board Manufacturing Process
38:48. Western Canada's largest cabinet plant
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PrecisionCraft Log & Timber Homes
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Discovery Dream Homes
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The Making of OSB - Georgia-Pacific
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facebook.com/georgiapacific
twitter.com/gpwoodproducts
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EURORITE Cabinets Ltd
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Erik R - Yudhi irawan - Manglie Arvind -
Евгений Гранев -
Dmitrii Trapeznikov
Fortek Baikal
Phone: 8(3952) 259-404 office, 8(3952) 759-404, 89025119404.
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Trucksatwork NZ
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Pozin Project
+7 950 974 40 20 (Viber | Whatsapp | Telegram)
+7 908 023 91 30 (Viber | Whatsapp | Telegram)
Representative office in Moscow: +7 993 559 03 99 (Viber | Whatsapp | Telegram)
Representation for Serbia and EU, Novi Sad +381 621 58 51 55 (WhatsApp Viber Telegram)
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E-mail: alex.pozin@pozinproject.ru
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