R 408.15205 Definitions; H.

Rule 5205. (1) “Head block” means a part of a carriage that holds a log and upon which the log rests. It generally consists of base, knee, taper set, and mechanism. (2) “Head rig” means a combination of a headsaw and carriage used for the initial breakdown of a log into timbers, cants, and boards. (3) “Headsaw” means a saw, either circular or band type, used for the initial breakdown of a log into timbers, cants, and boards. (4) “Hog” means a machine used for cutting, chipping, or grinding slabs, bark, and other coarse residue. (5) “Husk” means the framework of a circular headsaw. (6) “Head sawyer” means an operator of a headsaw. (7) “Kiln tender” means the operator of a kiln.