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| Kerf | | 1.) Width of the cut made by a saw ... |
| Key log | | A log lodged in rocks or caught in some way ... |
| KG blade | | Blade on a crawler used to clear unwanted vegetation in ... |
| Kiln | | A chamber having controlled airflow, temperature, and relative humidity for ... |
| Kiln carts (trucks) | | A framework equipped with wheels that supports a load of ... |
| Kiln-dry wood | | Dried in a kiln with the use of artificial heat ... |
| Kingpin | | 1.) Master link in a track.
2.) Also known as a ... |
| Kip | | Unit of weight or force equal to 1,000 pounds. ... |
| Knee | | The part of a sawmill carriage headblock that bears the ... |
| Knot | | That portion of a branch or limb that has been ... |
| Knot, encased | | The rings of annual growth are not intergrown with those ... |
| Knot, intergrown | | The rings of annual growth are completely intergrown with those ... |
| Knot, loose | | Is not held firmly in place by growth or position ... |
| Knot, open | | Opening produced when a portion of a knot has dropped ... |
| Knot, pin | | Is not more than ½ inch in diameter. ... |
| Knot, sound | | Is solid across its face, at least as hard as ... |
| Knot, spike | | Is cut approximately parallel to its long axis so that ... |
| Knuckleboom | | A hydraulically operated loading boom whose mechanical action imitates the ... |
| Kraft paper | | 1.) Comparatively coarse paper particularly noted for its strength; unbleached ... |
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