Situation: Two major sawmills in western Canada were spending many dollars in service time to replace worn Coleman inserts from Coleman rolls. The process was typically long and labor intensive. Rolls were removed from service and taken back to the shop where a combination of heat and an air chipper were used to dig out the old inserts. Once this was done, new inserts were placed into the keyed slots of the old roll. The edges of the roll surroun

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