Cool. I am a retired papermaker, low level production worker, winder operator and was training Backtender when our mill shut down. I had a greater curiosity for the process the whole time but it was hard to get at. I occasionally would have beers with a few of the engineers and have the entire recycle plant schematic and parameters drawn out on 4 placemats covered in beer staines and chicken wing finger marks, but this takes the cake.
@@PaperClassroom I worked in Kenora, we ended as Abtitbi Consilidated. 2 top formers, a twin wire, primarily Std news, and some groundwood specialities .
Cool. I am a retired papermaker, low level production worker, winder operator and was training Backtender when our mill shut down. I had a greater curiosity for the process the whole time but it was hard to get at. I occasionally would have beers with a few of the engineers and have the entire recycle plant schematic and parameters drawn out on 4 placemats covered in beer staines and chicken wing finger marks, but this takes the cake.
Thanks for sharing Tom. Hope you keep enjoying the videos. My old mill was Robert Fletcher, we made cigarette tissue and Bible papers
@@PaperClassroom I worked in Kenora, we ended as Abtitbi Consilidated. 2 top formers, a twin wire, primarily Std news, and some groundwood specialities .
Drumpulper goes well with tetrapack and AOCC too.